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Need proof that the only leg that matters is the final leg on The Amazing Race? The Fabulous Beekman Boys' Josh and Brent - who had finished second to last six times during season and never in the top two before the finale - defied the odds and a three-team alliance to win the $1 million. They are the third team to win the Race without winning a previous leg. "We were the underdogs, but we didn't give up no matter how bad things got," Josh tells TVGuide.com. "I think we earned the win." Nevertheless, given their low placements throughout the Race and the fact that they seemed ready to throw in the towel to save Abbie and Ryan in Amsterdam, some fans believe they're unworthy winners. Find out why they don't mind that label, what they're doing with the money and more.Fall TV Report Card: How's the new class doing?Congratulations! What was going through your mind when you got to the finish?Brent: We couldn't believe it. It's still kind of surreal.Do you know how far behind the Chippendales were?Josh: Maybe 25 to 30 minutes? I don't know actually. [Laughs] It's hard to tell because we were just in a daze in that moment.Did you think you had this in the bag knowing you left the flags first?Brent: We knew where Gotham Hall was from our time in the city, but regardless, we still talked to someone with an iPhone and checked and double-checked to make sure we were going to the right place. So we felt pretty confident and we had a great cab driver there at the end.How long did the flags take you, Josh? They showed the time elapsed at two and a half hours when the sun was setting and by the time you finished, it was completely dark.Josh: It felt like three and a half or more hours. It took a long time. But I knew once I reduced it to a mathematical problem after I did the ones I knew, I just calculated how many options there were and went through them one by one. Really, that was the only way to finish. We calculated it out and there were well over 1,100 different options and I would've stood there and done every single one. [Laughs]I think a lot of people thought you had a mental advantage over the Chippendales, and Trey and Lexi. Were you surprised at how long it took you or that you didn't remember most of the greetings?Josh: No, I really wasn't surprised. Once I figured out the formula, I knew that it was literally trying one flag next to another one over and over again until I got it. As soon as I realized that neither Lexi nor James could remember any more than I did, I knew that they were in the same boat I was.You had a pretty defeatist attitude for a bit, especially in Amsterdam when you beat Abbie and Ryan. Were you really serious about bowing out for them?Brent: We didn't want to necessarily lose or drop out, but from the very start of the Race, we could see on everyone's faces that this is a huge life-changing opportunity. ... I don't know if we were more sensitive than the other people who were racing, but it's really hard to see someone's dream come to an end. It was hard after every elimination, but we had grown close with Abbie and Ryan. Did you think Abbie and Ryan deserved to advance further than you? That's what you were implying at the mat and when you wanted to wait for them to do the other Detour.Josh: We checked ourselves at that moment. We always wanted to make sure that we didn't just win the Race. We wanted to run the Race in a way that we'd be proud of ourselves. We wanted to make sure that we weren't going against our own values and our own way of working together. We did check ourselves, but then we made the right decision to go ahead. Ryan and Abbie would totally back it up that there was no choice for us but to continue.Losties? Trekkies? Which TV show has the best fans? Vote now!How much did seeing the other three teams' alliance motivate you? Brent: That was actually the biggest motivator. We took a different strategy to the Race. From watching 20 other seasons of The Amazing Race, we saw that it wasn't usually one team defeating another; it was a team defeating itself. That was really our strategy going in: not break down among ourselves. I think when we got to that point and saw that these other teams not only formed an alliance, but they formed one because they perceived us to be a weaker team, that made us go, "You know what? We've accomplished a lot in our lives. By no means were we the weakest team there and we have to prove it."Natalie and Nadiya seemed to take the most umbrage to you guys.Brent: We'll go on the record and say the twins are great girls. They're smart and funny - they kept us laughing the entire Race.Josh: And they're super-competitive. They're terrific girls. They played to win and that's what a competitor does. Do you think they were so upset with you because their plan backfired? They got rid of Abbie and Ryan and they didn't expect you guys to be beating them.Josh: Yeah, definitely. I think they would've been upset no matter who was beating them. They're just great competitors. I don't think there was necessarily anything against us. We just happened to be at that moment their biggest threat. ... They were trying to psych us out just as much as we were trying to psych them out.You guys did a better job of that at the dog food Detour.Brent: That was funny because as soon as we saw that they couldn't talk and chop at the same time, we knew we had to keep them talking, so that's what we did.That leg, you left the caves last. Did you think that was it?Josh: I have to admit that on that car ride, we thought it was over, especially when we hit a detour - an actual detour, not a Race Detour. [Laughs] The twins had been self-navigating so well that day - they caught up to all of us after their Speed Bump - so knowing they left first and were doing so well navigating, I was really shocked to find out we were third.Luck is a big part of the Race. How much of your whole season do you think can be attributed to luck? You guys stayed in by the skin of your teeth on a lot of legs.Brent: Yeah, you're absolutely right. There's a lot of luck that goes into the game. I would say maybe 60 percent of the game is luck. But here's our thought on it: Every team at the starting line started out with the same amount of good luck and bad luck. Part of the Race is trying to deal with the chips as they fall, and when you're having bad luck, figuring out how to turn that around, and when you're having good luck, figuring out how to run with it. I think some of the other teams maybe did not have as much life experience as we've had and maybe weren't as good at being attuned to different situations. It's different when you're always in the front and then you then fall to the back - how are you going to respond to that? That's how life is. That's why we always go with the flow.What was your lowest moment?Brent: I think our lowest moment was probably when we missed the connecting flight, which put us so far behind. To that point, we had been pretty middle-of-the-road. I think we were 14 and a half hours behind and on the Race, that's almost insurmountable.Josh: People will say we're the luckiest team ever, but one of the things that proved how hard we worked to stay in the Race was we were 14 and a half hours behind and by the time we set off for Spain, we were only three hours behind. [Flight and train] schedules are part of it, but we did make up time at some tasks. Amazing Race's Abbie and Ryan: Flight connection drama was "bizarre"Some fans think you're the worst winners ever because of your low placements and never having finished higher than third before the finale. What do you have to say?Brent: As I said, we started middle of the pack. I think just because of the way the last half of the Race went, people thought that we were always at the end. ... And there was quite a bit switching around before Tex and Lex started dominating the last few legs. I think that because of approach that we took in that we weren't always gunning to be the first team to reach the mat, when it came down to the end when it really mattered, we weren't mentally exhausted, so we could make the right decisions.Josh: Let me go on record as saying, I would always rather be the worst winner than the best loser!Isn't the goal ultimately to win the final leg anyway?Brent: That's right. That's what a lot of people, particularly the people watching the show at home, lose sight of. Ultimately, it's not about winning every leg; it's just not losing a leg. What are you going to do with the money?Josh: We're going to pay off the mortgage on our farm so that I can move up to Sharon Springs [in upstate New York] full time and we can be together again. We're also going to buy a building on the main street in our village that will become the headquarters of our business. ... We're also starting a line of food products, where 25 percent of the profits will go to help other farmers pay off their mortgages.Brent: Right now, we're working on our next cookbook. That comes out next fall. And just keep on farming!
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My single year in UCL's anthropology department is perhaps the most significant in my life as it both challenged my patterns of thought and opened my mind but also accommodated my own ideas and values very well. Observing digital life from an anthropological perspective means I am not swept in romantic notions on revolution, power or "proper" use but constantly strive to seek the unique experiences around digital media and understand it from within.
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The MSc in Digital Anthropology is a cutting-edge taught postgraduate programme that combines professional development and methods training with a solid grounding in anthropological theory and critical analysis. Based within the Material Culture section of the UCL Anthropology Department, the MSc is the first program to embed digital studies so deeply within anthropology. We locate the complex field of information and communication technologies, digital media and tools in a global, comparative context, using the rich tools of field-based methods and their commitment to long-term study and community.
Digital technologies have become ubiquitous. From mobile phones, personal computers, to public records keeping, voting, and surgical procedures. Increasingly every aspect of many peoples lives is experienced digitally. Museum displays migrate to the internet, family communication in the diaspora is dominated by new media, labour is intermingled with automated systems. More and more people are defined by their exclusion from these new digital worlds, even as they may provide the raw materials for these digital infrastructures. As well as studying the differential take-up of digital technologies, today's students need to become proficient with digital technologies as research and communication tools, to understand their histories and limitations. In the MSc students will be trained for further research and involvement in this emergent world through introduction to anthropological methods, to critical thinking from an anthropological perspective, and a specific engagement with key sites and practices in which people interact with digital technologies around the world.
This programme is suitable both for those with a prior degree in anthropology but also for those with degrees in other disciplines who wish to be trained in anthropological and related approaches to digital culture. In addition to our intensive practical and research methods and theory-based seminars, students will have the opportunity to network with practitioners through seminar series and workshops, to arrange internships, and develop their own intensive research projects.
The MSc in Digital Anthropology is based on the following components adding up to 180 credits.
Core courses
Our Core Course (2015-2016) stretches over two terms and is worth 45 credits. Every other week we will meet in a small group seminar and work through core issues in Digital Anthropology. This includes weeks on Digital Identities, Cyborgs, Digital Work, Digital Property Forms, and Digital Images. These weeks introduces a core analytic framework underscoring the importance of global, comparative, and ethnographic perspectives on digital technologies.
This core seminar is typically convened 11.00-1.00 on Mondays.
Digital Anthropology Core Practical
All students take practical training module which all meets for two hours every other week. This will allow students to be guided through the different stages and tools needed to study digital practices and work with digital technologies during ethnographic research. Working intensively on a single, common ethnographic project, students will be required to commit to a small fieldwork project and will be guided through a number of different methods. Some training in software tools for presenting and visualizing research will also be given. In the past students have worked on the idea of "Digital London", and on a comparison of digital technologies and practices in London home environments (example of practical project).
Following the award of a UCL Grant for Teaching Innovation we also offer a series of high level workshops on new forms of data analysis. The workshops, which will be held by experts, will cover topics such as big data visualisation, web analytics, smart cities and citizen science
The Core course is assessed through two 2500 word essays (the best mark counts for 33% of the Core) and a digital project, drawn from the practicals, which counts for 33%.
The core course if also evaluated through a 2 hour essay based exam, undertaken in May, which counts for 34% of the Core mark.
Optional Courses
Over the year, Students take three optional courses (each counting for 15 credits). These courses are examined by one essay each of 2-3,000 words.
Sample courses available of relevance to Digital Anthropology students include:
- The Anthropology of Social Media
- From Analog to Digital: Museums, Knowledge and Classification into the digital age
- Material and Visual Culture
- The Anthropology of Digital Infrastructures
- Anthropology of Art and Design
- Anthropology and Photography
- Anthropology of Media and Consumption
- Documentary film and the Anthropological Eye
- Ethnographic Filmmaking
Details are provided below on the most relevant options taught within the department.
There are also a number of other relevant courses in other departments which are open to Digital Anthropology Students subject to approval by the course tutors:
- Advanced Topics in Digital Humanities (Digital Humanities)
- Knowledge representation and semantic technologies (Digital Humanities)
- Affective Interaction (UCLIC)
- Understanding Useability and Use (UCLIC)
- Interfaces and Interactivity (UCLIC)
- Sociotechnical Systems: IT and the Future of Work (UCLIC)
- Smart Systems Theories (Bartlett)
- Geographic Informations Systems and Science (Bartlett)
Each student works closely with a dissertation supervisor in term 2 to develop their individual research projects which are then undertaken during term 3 and the summer and which culminates in a 15,000 word dissertation to be submitted by September 15th. This will count for 50% of the overall mark (90 credits).
Some recent titles of MSc dissertations include:
- Azeez, Ola-Walé (2011) Towards Revolution 2.0: Digital Communications Media in Cairo Under the State of Emergency
- Cook, Chloe (2011) Computer Says No? An Exploration of Technological Breakdowns in Office Life
- Spyer, Juliano (2011) Making Up Art, Videos and Fame: The Creation of Social Order in the Informal Realm of YouTube Beauty Gurus Sreberny-
- Mohammadi, Leili (2010) Digitally Green: Vision and Visibility in Post-election Iran
- Wojnarowska, Anna (2011) Bodily Integrity and Technological Struggles: How Patients and Staff Cope With the Reality of the Hospital
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Research seminars
Digital Anthropology co-hosts the Material, Visual and Digital Culture Research Seminar Series and the Anthropology in the Professional World Seminar Series.
Other activities
Digital Anthropology MSc students and staff were involved in the preparation and hosting of EPIC in London in Septemebr 2013. For more information visit the EPIC conference webpage.
Current Course Tutors:
Haidy Geismar
Haidy Geismar has a PhD in Anthropology and Material Culture from UCL (2003). She has long term fieldwork experience in both the South Pacific and within museums, in the Pacific, North America and Europe where she has worked both with South Pacific and with photography collections. She is particularly interest in the legal regimes and cultural frameworks through which culture is owned and has a book forthcoming from Duke University Press, which looks at the ways in which intellectual and cultural property regimes are articulated in the museums and cultural centres of Vanuatu and New Zealand. Recently she has been researching the digitization of cultural collections, the incorporation of indigenous protocols into museum databases and she is in the early stages of a book looking at new practices and forms of digital photography. Dr. Geismar is also founder and chief editor of the Material World blog and has worked extensively with digital tools to enhance teaching and research practices.
Hannah Knox
Hannah Knox is a Social Anthropologist and her research is
concerned with understanding processes of social and political transformation
through the ethnographic study of technical relations and expert practices. Over
the years her work has moved from a focus on struggles over knowledge and
expertise to incorporate the role that materials of different kinds play in
shaping techno-political relations. She has conducted research with new media
entrepreneurs and economic development practitioners in the UK, IT managers and
digital modellers in global corporations, and road construction and design
engineers in Peru. Most recently she has been studying the politics of energy
and climate change in a project that has been following the pursuit of carbon
reduction strategies by a network of scientists, activists and local authority
officers in Manchester, UK.
Hannah gained her PhD from the University of Manchester in 2003 and joins UCL from the ESRC Centre for Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC) at the University of Manchester where she has worked since 2004. She is the co-editor of 'Objects and Materials: A Routledge Companion' (2013), and a monograph resulting from her work on road construction in Peru is due to be published with Cornell University Press in 2015.
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Daniel Miller
Miller has carried several research projects on the media which have resulted in publications including The Internet: An Ethnographic Approach (with D. Slater) Berg: Oxford 2000 and The Cell Phone: An Anthropology of Communication (with H Horst) Berg: Oxford 2006, Tales from Facebook Polity 2011, and with Dr. M Madianou of Cambridge University Migration and New Media: transnationalism and polymedia (Routledge Sept 2011). He is currently working on the impact of social networking and webcam on transnational relationships and within Trinidad.
Beginning in 2012 he will lead a team of researchers (funded via a £2.1 million ERC grant) in a major cross-cultural study of social networking spanning seven countries and five years. See the UCL-hosted project website and blog for further details.
See Prof. Miller's discussion of his just-released Tales from Facebook (on YouTube and Vimeo).
Victor Buchli
Buchli works on architecture, domesticity, the archaeology of the recent past, critical understandings of materiality and new technologies and the anthropology of sustainability and design. He also teaches on the UCL Urban Studies MSc and supervises on the Mphil/PhD programme at the Bartlett and serves on the Board of the Victoria and Albert/Royal College of Art MA History of Design Programme. He has conducted fieldwork in Russia, Britain and more recently in Kazakhstan, where he concluded research based on a neigbourhood ethnography in the new capitol of Astana, Kazakhstan, examining questions of materiality, architecture and urbanism in the post-socialist period. In addition, he is writing a new book Immateriality which examines the significance of material cultures that paradoxically attempt to deny their own physicality and another entitled The Anthropology of Architecture (Berg 2011). Currently he is starting new research in new materials and new technologies examining the rise of rapid manufacturing or 3-D printing. This research is part of a co-organised ESRC funded intiative entitled New Materials, New Technologies with Susanne Kuechler and Graeme Were in UCL Anthropology and Materials Sciences at Kings College London. In addition, he is a member of the Eco-Town Delivery Consortium: an industry based knowledge transfer initiative examining the development of carbon neutral living through which he is conducting a long term ethnographic project 'Assembling the Carbon Neutral Subject' and supervising research into the anthropology of ecologically sustainable development and design. More recently he has begun work as a member of the interdisciplinary Templeton Scholars Group on the origins of domesticity at the Neolithic site of Çatal Höyük in Turkey where he is examining long term culture change and processes of material iteration and innovation.
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Adam Drazin is an anthropologist who works on design and with designers. He obtained his PhD in anthropology at UCL in 2001, on the material culture of care in Romania. For the last three years, he has been lecturing in Ireland at Trinity College Dublin on themes including material culture, globalisation and migration, gender and the home.
Adam is running the new MA programme in Materials Anthropology and Design. He aims to promote the broad spectrum of ways in which anthropology engages with design and materials, and explore how dialogues with institutions in the private and public sectors can advance anthropological understandings, particularly through the use of object-focussed design methodologies.
In the past, he has conducted postdoctoral research in Ireland on Irish-romanian homes and constructions of openness, and has worked as a design anthropologist with engineers and designers in companies including Intel and HP Labs. This latter work has included work on memory and remembering, the material culture of ageing, and the intersection of mobility and isolation in later life. He has also lectured in anthropology at NUI Maynooth and Dublin Business School; and has taught ethnographic methodologies to design students at the RCA in London, NCAD Dublin, and TU/e Eindhoven. He is an external examiner for the Glasgow School of Art's BDes and MDes programmes, and has published in a number of journals and collections.
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Areas: Melanesia, Polynesia, Australia, Africa (Mali, Madagascar)
Topics: exchanges, rituals, magic, food, aesthetics, materials, environment, heritage, innovation, methodology, history of theories.
Approaches: archaeology and ethno-archaeology, art history, Science and Technology Studies, Frankfurt School, non-linear theory, structuralism/post-structuralism, praxeology, ergonomy, cognition.
My main field research is in Oceania, and I did fieldwork in the Sepik area of Papua New Guinea. My doctoral thesis dealt with the cultivation and display of the Abelam's long yams in Maprik area.
My research interests so far have focused on the study of the relationships between people and things through two related angles: techniques and arts, especially in the Pacific area (mainly Melanesia, Polynesia and Australia). This implies investigating knowledge, materials and skills as well as addressing dimensions such as rituals and aesthetics in relation to social dynamics and environment.
Following Mauss's footsteps, my approaches combine Francophone anthropology of techniques (Leroi-Gourhan, Lemonnier), with Anglophone material culture studies, as well as archaeological and ethno-archaeological approaches. Other theoretical interests include the history of anthropology, notably the relationships between the different anthropological traditions, regarding the treatment of material culture and art.
Incoming book: Growing Artefacts, Displaying Relationships: Yams, Art and Technology amongst the Abelam of Papua New Guinea (Berghahn Books).
Based on my study of the decorated long yams of the Abelam in a contemporary Papua New Guinea village, my book asks the following question: "How does one make artefacts beautiful and powerful enough to act simultaneously as symbols, valuables and images?" Through the combination of anthropology of material culture, anthropology of art and anthropology of techniques, I unravel the process of making, decorating and displaying these long yams, and I show how this process merge agricultural techniques, social interactions, and cosmological knowledge. In the course of the book, after discussing the debated positions of techniques and arts within anthropological studies, I also address theoretical issues on agency of art, technology and determinism, as well as on exchanges, rituals and aesthetics.
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Küchler is currently working on a new manuscript, which develops the theoretical implications of her past ethnographic research into the making of sculpture and the cognitive work of images. The Material Mind takes insights into the nature of innovation, won during long-term and collaborative research on the take up and transformation of cloth in the Pacific, to the context of the development of 'mindware' in laboratories. The manuscript offers a critical review of the existing theorisation of the aesthetics of the material [Materialästhetik] and sets out a new vision for the study of sculptural art and design, which takes into account the interface between the material and the cognitive as symptomatic of knowledge economies. Geographical: South Pacific; Papua New Guinea, New Ireland; Polynesia, the Cook Islands. And laboratories. September 2005-July2006: Invited Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg, Berlin: The library research conducted during the year of residency concerned the evolving technology and fabrics supporting wearable computing and investigated its implications for the theory and methodology of material culture and anthropology. 'Smart' clothes and ambient intelligence provoke questions of how notions of mind and of life inform and are informed by prototyping, where it is the functionality of collections of artefacts which supports systemic relations between artefacts, and where a sociality with objects is mediated by such inter-artefactual relations. The initial work on the manuscript also concerned itself with a critique of current work on innovation, directing attention to the need for anthropological research to be conducted on the social history of the prototype in order to develop new methodologies and theories capable of handling emerging futures.
Jerome Lewis
2011-2012: Developing geographic information systems for non-literate users. ESRI (the leading GIS manufacturers in the world - products include ArcInfo and ArcGIS) have committed $150,000 to bring me to work with their prototype laboratory in California on developing a stand alone GIS application for use by non-literate users - focusing on hunter-gatherers in the Congo Basin involved in 'extreme' citizen science. 2011-2012: Monitoring poaching and illegal hunting. Developing mapping software for non-literate hunter-gatherers to identify and map illegal hunting activities. With First Peoples Worldwide, Wildlife Conservation Society, Helveta Ltd. and Congolaise Industriel de Bois. US$20,000 2005- Ongoing: Extreme Citizen Science. Making tools and developing methodologies for scientifically valid data collection to be done by non-literate people. Together with Helveta, a UK firm specialising in traceability and monitoring software, I designed prize-winning icon-driven mapping software for palm-top GPS units to enable non-literate hunter-gatherers to map key resources they want to protect from damage by loggers. The system is now being used in Cameroon, Central African Republic and Nigeria and will soon be used in Gabon. Interest has been expressed for work in Ethiopia and Indonesia.
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This will definitely sound like a noob question: what is the "Util" spots on our roster? Are those kind of like just more bench spots like in NFL FF?
The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
I'm out. Like I said in the Warriors section, I can't do a Monday draft after 5 PM.
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Migya will change the draft time to sometime that suits all. Is it just mondays? Can you do any evenings?? |
Done, now more people can join with no problems. migya make the ring fall on ya |
It should be 5pm Sunday Oakland time. That's 8am Monday for me, 10am for Pawno and probably about 1am for Guy brush, who who has to say if that late time is alright for him, otherwise we could agree to go about two hours earlier or something.
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Yeah, anytime Sunday works for me..my NFL game is in the AM (10am MST) so after that I should be free.
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You suit up for the Cardinals Knight? jk. migya make the ring fall on ya |
I can't make Sunday at 5pm but I can auto draft.
I'd report this..but I'm too nice. :P JK! The Cowboys/Ravens game. We are totally inconsistent enough to win this one LOL. The Hulk is a Warriors fan.
Lets not make it this Sunday Migya..
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Alright, for now the draft time os changed to the same time next week. That's 5pm Sunday Oakland time. Anyone can't make it, say so as soon as possible and we'll have a new time.
Personally, I'm not sure I will be able to make that time, as that's 8am Monday morning here and I'll be on day shift again I'm pretty sure, so we'll probably have to change it to a time that likely suits everyone, like Friday late afternoon Oakland time. migya make the ring fall on ya |
I am probably out next Sunday night as well. I work most Sunday evenings (long story). I am okay with auto drafting, so no need to reschedule on my account.
I'm good with anytime on Sundays. Just not 8-5 M-F "Oakland" time.
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San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh directs the team during a team photo at media day for the NFL Super Bowl XLVII football game Tuesday in New Orleans.NEW ORLEANS The San Francisco 49ers last won a Super Bowl on Jan. 29, 1995. Colin Kaepernick, the teams current starting quarterback, was 7. While the franchise has five Super Bowl wins, Joe Looney, San Franciscos youngest player, was alive for just one of them. The same is true for three other members of the active roster.
And yet, since the 49ers arrived in New Orleans, the questions from reporters have inevitably turned to the 49ers impressive history. The 49ers players are being asked to keep the teams undefeated record in Super Bowls going no other team with multiple appearances has never lost one despite many of them not being all that familiar with the teams legacy, largely because they are too young to have witnessed it.
Right now we are trying to establish our own identity, left tackle Joe Staley said. You do not want to live in the past and we are trying to create our own tradition and things that everybody can be excited about.
Even coach Jim Harbaugh, who is old enough to be familiar with the Joe Montana-led teams of the 1980s, is doing his best to avoid looking back.
One of the few players who said he had strong memories of past San Francisco teams was center Jonathan Goodwin, who won a Super Bowl ring with New Orleans in 2009.
I was a 49er fan growing up, he said. Steve Young got the Super Bowl ring, so thats the main thing that stands out to me.
Dashon Goldson, the 49ers hard-hitting safety, was born in 1984 and struggled to recall details about the San Francisco teams of that decade.
I wasnt really in tune when they were out there killing people, he said, but I definitely know about Ricky Watters out there and Garrison Hearst.
Watters was on the 1994 team that won the Super Bowl. Hearst did not join the 49ers until 1997.
There is a great 49er history with our team and were proud of that, Harbaugh would say before trying to move the discussion back to his current players.
Most of the other players failed to relate much to the teams of the past, even though they walk past the five Vince Lombardi trophies displayed in the teams training facility daily.
Goldsons recollections of 49ers lore had Kaepernick beat by a few seasons. Kaepernick, who grew up a fan of the Green Bay Packers, was pressed to recall moments of glory from San Franciscos past and he was only able to come up with one.
My biggest memory of the 49ers was when they beat the Packers in the playoffs with T.O. down the middle, he said, referring to the 1999 wild-card playoff game when Young found Terrell Owens in the end zone for a last-minute touchdown, sending Kaepernicks favorite team home for the season.
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With an extra day to prepare for the next game in their best-of-7 series against the Canadiens, the Bruins – with the exception of a few players who came to TD Garden to fulfill media obligations, plus those who didn't play on Saturday -- got to take Sunday off. The B's have a practice scheduled for Monday morning at the Garden, and will then depart for Games 3 (Tuesday) and 4 (Thursday) in Montreal.
Noteworthy, however, was a two-sentence statement from general manager Peter Chiarelli regarding surgery for injured defenseman Adam McQuaid, and a response from coach Claude Julien's meeting with reporters about injured winger Chris Kelly.
- McQuaid hasn't played since Jan. 19, when he injured the same quad muscle in his left leg for the third time. He was seen Saturday using crutches, and shortly after Julien was asked about that on Sunday, the team issued the following statement from Chiarelli:
- Julien, who has pretty much stopped discussing injuries since the end of the regular season, said this about Kelly, who has now been out for almost four weeks with a back injury sustained April 8 at Minnesota. He has not been seen on skates since then.


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Paul Scrivens Takes Over as Splashpress Media Publisher
An organization–including a new media network–is mostly driven by the efforts of all its members. But as with any team, individual members are diverse, each with his (or her) own expertise, personality and quirks. For any organization to reach it's goals, it needs a capable leader. Sometimes, a leader needs to call the shots. Sometimes, the leader just needs to guide those under him towards the right direction. Always, the leader has to inspire and encourage.
A ship has its captain, an orchestra its conductor. In the case of a new media network, we have our publisher to look up to as our leader. For the past three years that Splashpress Media has existed, we've looked up to the capable leadership of our founding publisher Mark Saunders. A private person who preferred to let others shine, Mark has been a kingmaker in this industry and has worked with editors and bloggers who have found their careers and businesses thrive in this increasingly competitive environment. read more
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More than 20,000 dogs live on the streets of Kathmandu, Nepal. Many of them suffer from starvation, mange, and other injuries and illnesses exacerbated by neglect and overpopulation. Because each year around 200 Nepali people die of rabies, the Kathmandu city government used to poison more than 10,000 street dogs each year in an ineffective attempt to control the disease and the street dog population. Now, the government has agreed to no longer poison stray dogs in the areas where Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre (KAT) works.
The KAT Centre opened in May 2004 to bring the street dog population in Kathmandu to health and stability. In just a few years, KAT has made a very noticeable impact on the Kathmandu Valley's dog community, treating more than twelve thousand street dogs. The KAT Centre employs veterinarians and assistants to perform these crucial tasks for the dogs:
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As Dr. Charlotte Uhlenbroek, KAT Patron and BBC television presenter, animal behaviorist, and author puts it, "It's a finite problem and we know what the solution is. All we need is your help."
- $12 provides a day's wages for a vet who works to spay, neuter, vaccinate, and rescue street animals in Kathmandu.
- $30 rescues one stray dog from Kathmandu's streets, providing medical care, spay or neuter surgery, and vaccination.
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I was waiting for the bus when this appalling suffering creature on four legs walked by. Mango was totally bald; his scrawny body covered in sores. At first, when one sees something like this, one wants to look away - feeling sick. But in Kathmandu, I have seen many such dogs suffering from mange.
I approached Mango, not sure of how he would react to a stranger. But he surprised me by wagging a friendly tail. In front of an astonished queue of people, I picked him up and carefully carried him back to my home. I ran inside to get some food and a towel to cover him for the journey to the KAT [Kathmandu Animal Treatment] Centre.
Mango showed all the signs that inside this hideous creature there was a very perky, brave little dog... so why not give this little fellow the chance he deserved? By KAT's ceremonial opening day, Mango was cured of the mange. He was already showing signs of the beauty he was to become - our fabulous Tibetan Terrier.
~Jan Salter, Founder of KAT Centre
The Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre (KAT Centre) is a non-profit registered charitable organization dedicated to improving the welfare of Nepal's animals. Its goals are to create a healthy, stable street dog population and eliminate rabies in Kathmandu, Nepal. KAT's staff, which is entirely Nepali, includes two full-time vets and six animal care staff who also function as veterinary assistants.
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The Rays are back over .500 for the first time since the first week of the season, and they'll have Matt Moore on the mound on Tuesday for a showdown against the third-place Red Sox. Moore, 6-0 with a 2.14 ERA this season, will be pitching on extra rest in the series opener.
How will that affect him? The left-hander, who will be matched against John Lackey, said on Sunday that he thinks it might help to have an extra day off.
"I think maybe not necessarily just for your arm, but just to give you a break from the everyday monotony that sometimes comes with it," Moore said. "I think this early in the season, yeah, [it's] nice to break things up. But it's also nice to have the days off for your arm."
Moore has won seven straight games dating back to last season, and he can tie a franchise record, set by David Price, if he wins his next decision. Only two pitchers in franchise history -- Jeff Niemann and James Shields -- have ever started 6-0, and neither made it to 7-0.
The 23-year-old has struck out 43 batters in 42 innings, and he's 3-0 with a 1.42 ERA at home. The former eighth-round draftee has worked at least five innings in each of his seven outings, and he's been working on being more efficient with hitters.
"You try to think of three pitches or less to hitters, so filling the zone up in those first few pitches is helping me get some [swings] and some balls put in play," he said. "If it's a base hit, at least it only took two pitches. It didn't take six. If it's a ground ball, we're out of there in two pitches."
Lackey has lost each of his last two outings and has given up a home run in three of his last four starts. He is 12-6 with a 4.09 career ERA against Tampa Bay.
The Rays have won five straight games and are 12-6 at home this season. The Red Sox, meanwhile, are headed in the other direction. Boston has lost nine of its last 13 games, falling from the top spot in the American League East to third. Tampa Bay, in fourth place, is 2 1/2 games behind Boston.
Red Sox: Napoli finds the Trop to his liking
Designated hitter Mike Napoli homered for the first time in 10 games on Sunday. The veteran is batting .242 with four home runs in 15 games away from Fenway Park. He is a career .265 hitter with seven home runs in 35 games against Tampa Bay, and he has four homers at Tropicana Field.
Rays: Jennings hoping to be back
Desmond Jennings has missed three straight games due to a lingering groin injury, but the Rays are hopeful he'll be able to play on Tuesday. Jennings sat out the entire San Diego series, though he said he probably could have played on Sunday if the game had been later in the pennant race.
"It feels good, feels better than it did yesterday," Jennings said on Sunday. "I'm not going to play today just to give it the whole day plus the off-day. [I'll go] in on Tuesday and hopefully be ready to play."
Worth noting
• Moore is the third starter under 24 to start a season 6-0 since 2011. Trevor Cahill went 6-0 in 2011, and Tommy Hunter did it in 2010.
• David Ortiz had a day off on Sunday after playing in 19 games. Ortiz is in a 1-for-17 slump after hitting .414 through his first 15 games.
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The first time I read this I'm sure I was drunk. The second time I read this was this morning and if you are in the US I live in tomorrow because I am 12 hours ahead of you
I sent this to a former workmate who lost his 4 year old son in a drowning accident in Jakarta in Feb. I hope this and perhpas some of my story will also help him. Not sure if he needs the program or if the booze has just been his reaction to the pain. I can't say if I lost my 5 year old I would still be on good old planet Earth myself.
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Greetings from Singapore which is very close to the 11th dimension me thinks