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Slick surfaces are nothing new to members of the Tampa Bay Lightning. But now a new team in town is about to get the smooth, shiny feel of them, too.
The All Children's Hospital tandem of Dr. Gregory Hale and Dr. Allison Messina will join the charitable cause championed by the Bolts and team captain Vinny Lecavalier - not by skating down the ice, but sitting alongside them in barber's chairs April 10 for the 2013 Cut for A Cure to benefit The Vinny Lecavalier Foundation and Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
It's all part of the annual Bright House Networks Cut for a Cure Celebrity Challenge presented by Carrabba's. This year, a half dozen Lightning players, an array of business and community leaders - and, of course, the two doctors from All Children's - will have their hair shorn to help children suffering from cancer.
Dr. Hale, a pediatric hematology and oncology physician at All Children's, and Dr. Messina, an infectious disease specialist at ACH, will part with their locks under the name Team for All Kids. The team's goal is to raise $3,000 by the end of the campaign, May 3.
"I will be shaving my head to fund pediatric cancer research because funding cancer research is the only way to improve the outcomes for this terrible disease," shared Dr. Hale. "While 80% of pediatric cancer patients are cured (largely due to the success of pediatric cancer research), we have to continue to aggressively pursue all options so no child will die from this disease. I am shaving in honor of all the children at the Vincent Lecavalier Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center."
Lecavalier's center resides on the 7th floor of All Children's Hospital. He has encouraged many of his teammates to cut their hair for a cure in recent seasons, and the Tampa Bay Rays have adopted their own program as a result - shaving their heads as part of their "Fortune Favors the Bald" campaign.
More than 160,000 children are diagnosed with cancer worldwide each year. And funds raised through Cut for A Cure will support medical research, programming and pediatric care for children batting pediatric cancer and blood disorders.


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GAFFNEY, S.C. - Pfeiffer University dropped a pair of Conference Carolinas tennis decisions to host Limestone on Saturday afternoon. The Saints claimed a 6-3 win in women's action while the Limestone men rolled 8-1.
Pfeiffer's first point on the ladies side came at #1 doubles as Alena Krutkina and Taylor Lindsay scored an 8-4 win. In singles, Krutkina and Lindsay won their individually matches in straight-sets to round out the Lady Falcons team score.
For the men, the lone point of the day came at #6 singles as Diego Oliveira registered a 6-0, 6-2 win for the Falcons. Limestone won the other singles matches in straight-sets.
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In the latest edition of MLS Legends, MLSsoccer.com profiles LA Galaxy mainstay Cobi Jones.
One of my earliest soccer memories is watching Jones patrol the midfield during the Rose Bowl days, and this video stirs many of those old memories.
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy will have a Landon Donovan-sized hole to fill in the midfield during the month of July, but who steps into the role remains to be seen.
One potential option is midfielder Pablo Mastroeni, who was acquired last month in a trade from the Colorado Rapids. A holding midfielder by trade, but he has experience playing at right back and central defense. Central defense is a longshot, but right back and midfield are options for the midfielder.
Should Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena slot him into central midfield, he'd likely move Marcelo Sarvas out wide right, but if he chooses to place Mastroeni at right back then it may allow Sean Franklin to push into midfield, where he spent some time earlier this season.
No matter where he plays, however, Mastroeni just wants to contribute.
"I'm here to be a part of this team. When the time is right, we have so many games. We have international games; my mindset is to contribute when I'm called upon," said Mastroeni. "It's not looking forward to blossoming a new career and a new image. It's to take my experience and the way that I can contribute in any facet that the coaches feel will help the team out."
CARSON, Calif. – Oscar Sorto and Jose Villarreal rejoined the LA Galaxy in training on Monday following the completion of the U.S. campaign at the 2013 U-20 World Cup in Turkey.
Both players returned to California earlier this weekend and promptly returned to training following LA's disappointing 3-2 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes last Saturday.
I spoke to both players on their performances at the tournament as well as what it may mean for the future with the LA Galaxy and the U.S. National Team in this piece for LA Galaxy.com.
As far as what the players learned in Turkey, both noted that they became more familiar with the fast-paced international speed of play.
"[The pace of the game] was much faster," admitted Villarreal. "The way that these guys train is at a higher pace than us. It was definitely a learning step for me, so I'll try to include that here."
Villarreal didn't simply touch on his own performance as he impressed with Sorto's showing in his two matches-- despite playing out of position at right midfield for the final game against Ghana.
"He did well," said Villarreal. "He came in as a right mid so it was a lot different for him. Obviously playing against some of the top players in the world at that age was going to be a challenge for him, but I think that he did well. As soon as he changed back to right back, he was a lot more comfortable and showed his ability to play."
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy returned to the training field on Monday for their first session following Saturday's stunning 3-2 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes.
Just two starters from Saturday's game—Marcelo Sarvas and Juninho—were present during the portion of training open the media. Prior to the training session, the starters broke down the tape of the defeat to the Earthquakes with head coach Bruce Arena, according to Juninho, the conversation wasn't a pleasant one.
"[We made] a couple mistakes in the end, and Bruce [Arena] talked to us about it," said Juninho. "[Arena said] a couple goals we missed in the end of a game like that and this cannot happen again."
Juninho returned to the training field after leaving in the – minute following a heavy challenge from San Jose's Victor Bernárdez. The foul saw Bernárdez pick up a second yellow card as well as an ejection for the play, but Juninho noted that he remembered little from the action.
"I received the ball, turned it over and tried to run [after the ball]. [Bernárdez] came in with a crazy tackle. It hit my ankle again, my ankle is not a 100 percent, but everyone knows that," said Juninho. "I rolled first and then he kicked me. When he hit me, I felt so much hurt. But I'm okay right now."
As for his status for Thursday's match, Juninho expects to be on the field against the Columbus Crew.
"I underwent treatment, so we'll see during the week how I am," said Juninho.
The LA Galaxy fell apart late in the California Clásico against the San Jose Earthquakes, but that was not without a herculean performance by Robbie Keane.
By dropping into midfield, the Galaxy captain played the role of distributor for the Galaxy as he helped create numerous opportunities for his teammates to get in behind the San Jose back four. The Irishman combined with Landon Donovan twice to create LA's two goals on the evening, but his performance could be felt throughout the field.
Let's break it down a bit…
SIX: The number of key passes – passes leading to a scoring opportunity—for Keane on the evening. Two of which ended up in the back of the net. Without a doubt, this is the most important statistic of the evening as Keane was repeatedly able to create chances for his teammates that directly tested the San Jose defense.
TWO: The number of shots for Keane. A bit of a surprising statistic when viewed at face value, but when one breaks down his distributor role, the picture becomes clearer. Keane's first shot of the evening, which came 43rd minute, forced a save from goalkeeper Jon Busch. However, his shot off frame in stoppage time—a play that I break down in my Three Points—may have proved costly as the Earthquakes erased LA's lead minutes later. The number two can also be used to describe his defensive impact as the Irishman made a pair of clearances and interceptions.
77%: The passing percentage for Keane on the evening. Keane completed 27 of his 35 attempts. All but three of those passes took place in the Earthquakes end of the field.
Numbers only tell so much of the story, however. Keane did not wish to speak about his own showing after the defeat, choosing rather to try and light a fire under his teammates with one particular quote toward the end of my sidebar on the match and issue a notice to the victorious Earthquakes.
Much was made about the return of the Earthquakes late game heroics, which was a team staple during their run to the MLS Supporters Shield, but the forward admitted that if it was a repeat of last season, then he'll take that just fine.
"It's fine if they can do that, no problem. If it's a repeat of last year then we'll take that because we beat them in the playoffs and won the championship," said Keane. "So I'll take that over any performance."
CARSON, Calif. – Did the LA Galaxy's cross-stadium rivals Chivas USA issue a shot across the bow on Monday with their signing of former U.S. National Team captain Carlos Bocanegra? Who knows.
Chivas acquired the defender through the league's allocation order after acquiring the top spot from Toronto FC by trading away their natural 2015 MLS SuperDraft first round selection and an international roster spot through 2014. Bocanegra is expected the slot right into a Chivas defense that is hemorrhaging goals this season after conceding a league-worst 31 goals in 16 matches.
The Bocanegra acquisition is the latest in a series of moves by the Rojiblancos, who dismissed four players on Sunday evening, and are rumored to close to a deal for Mexican youth soccer stars Erick "El Cubo" Torres and David Izazola.
Whether the Goats are able to rise up the standings remains to be seen—they are nine points behind eighth place San Jose and 12 behind the Galaxy for the final playoff berth—but the final SuperClasico of the year on Oct. 6 may have gotten a tad more exciting.
What are your thoughts?
The LA Galaxy learned their CONCACAF Champions League fixture dates on Monday setting up yet another busy summer and fall schedule for the club.
LA will open group 8 play with two straight matches at StubHub Center against Costa Rican side Cartaginés on August 20 and Isidro Metapán on Sept. 19. LA will round out group play with two matches in Central America against the Costa Ricans on Sept. 25 at the Estadio Nacional in San Jose and Metapán at an undetermined venue on Oct. 24.
Bruce Arena's side were done no favors by the schedule-makers as the three matches fall during LA's jam-packed summer and autumn fixture list. LA will open the tournament just three days after hosting Real Salt Lake on Aug. 17 as part of a three-game in seven day stretch. September, meanwhile, is setting up to be LA's busiest month as the Galaxy will play six games during a 22-day stretch. Three of the club's matches are on the road at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. (Sept.15), Cartaginés in San Jose (Sept. 25), and Portland's JELD-WEN Field (Sept. 29). Finally, LA will round out the group stage and their 2013 MLS Regular Season schedule with trips to El Salvador on Oct. 24 and Seattle three days later. Those two matches are part of a three-game in seven day swing that begins with LA's final match of the regular season at StubHub Center on Oct. 20 against the San Jose Earthquakes.
The Galaxy may have caught a break location-wise, however, as both teams may not be able to host LA in their usual stadium. Cartaginés -- who are the oldest club in Costa Rica and were founded in 1906 -- typically play in the 13,500 seat Estadio Jose Rafael Fello Meza Ivankovich, but according to Costa Rican reports, the stadium's lighting system was not approved by CONCACAF. This might adversely impact atmosphere at the matches as the city of Cartago is a 40 minute drive from the national stadium in San Jose.
Meanwhile, Metapán will host the Brumosos (The Foggers) on August 8 at Estadio Cuscatlán after CONCACAF ruled that the they would be unable to host matches at Estadio Jorge "Calero" Suarez due to the stadium's inadequate field dimensions. If Metapán is unable to fix this issue, it could be a major loss for the Salvadorians as the team's home field is an nearly a two hour drive away -- a drive the Galaxy took during the 2012/2013 group stage -- from the Estadio Cuscatlán in San Salvador.
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Yes, it may be difficult to watch, but below are the highlights from the LA Galaxy's dramatic 3-2 deeat to the San Jose Earthquakes.
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The LA Galaxy returned to Southern California after their shocking defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night.
My Three Points to the game can be found here.
Below are a few notes from the match...
*This was the first time this season that the Galaxy lost when scoring twice and the fourth time that they conceded three or more goals in a match, going 0-3-0 in those games
*The loss is the second time that the Galaxy have lost the their first game of the year against San Jose by the score of 3-2 after leading 2-0. In the match a year ago, San Jose's game-winner also came off a stoppage time goal by Alan Gordon.
*The Galaxy snapped a 44 game streak of making at least one change in the lineup. The last time Arena did not change the lineup was July 14 and 18 in 2012 – Which interestingly enough are the first two games for the LA Galaxy Insider project.
*Northern California hasn't been kind to LA during the regular season as the Galaxy are winless in their last eight games with a 0-5-3 record. The Galaxy have also dropped their last four regular season games to San Jose (0-3-1).
*LA saw their two-game winning streak snapped.
*The Galaxy lost their first game of the year when going ahead first. LA is 7-1-2 when scoring first while they are 0-6-0 when conceding the first goal. The last time LA dropped a match when leading by one goal was Oct. 6, 2012 against Real Salt Lake and the first time since May 23, 2012 against San Jose that LA lost when leading 2-0.
*San Jose is the first team in MLS history to win a match with two goals in stoppage time while a man down. The Earthquakes also became the fifth MLS team to win with two goals in stoppage time.
*Three players have scored multiple goals against the LA Galaxy this season: Russell Teibert, Olmes Garcia and Alan Gordon. The link between all three? Neither of them started the match.
*Marcelo Sarvas and Hector Jimenez each have two goals this season.
*The Galaxy are dropping points late as five of their seven defeats have come when LA allows goals in the 75th minute.
STANFORD, Calif. – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena held no punches following LA's disappointing 3-2 defeat to the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday evening.
Arena's thoughts are below…
(On what happened in stoppage time…)
ARENA: "Poor play [and] lack of intelligence by our team. To have a team of players and coaches that is that poor and stupid in the last five minutes of the game that's my responsibility. That can't be on anybody else but me. I'm absolutely embarrassed by that performance. Give our opponents credit, but our performance was embarrassing.
(On whether LA could have done something differently…)
ARENA: "I don't even want to go into that. If you have an IQ of 50, you can figure that out. That game, we should win that going away at the end of the game. It's embarrassing, our performance at the end of the game. That's all on me. That's my responsibility with this team."
(On the offensive struggles…)
ARENA: "It's pretty obvious."
(On whether the loss was devastating…)
ARENA: "It's a bad loss and it's a bad one. This is pro sports. We don't walk around like other people in life. We get on with the business of getting ready for the next game."
(On what is special about Stanford Stadium since LA lost two straight games there…)
ARENA: "The stadium had nothing to do with it."
(On whether the team should have parked the bus late rather than go up another goal…)
ARENA: "Were you watching the game at all? Were there any other chances on our part? The bus should have been parked probably."
(On whether the game got too stretched toward the end…)
ARENA: "No, we were too stupid. The game didn't get too stretched. We were too stupid. That's my responsibility. Our team performed poorly and that's my responsibility. "


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re Zelazny: The Chronicles of Amber is one of my all time favorites, and one I frequently recommend to people who have never heard of it . ( It also happens to have playing cards in it, which should be of interest to us here.)
re "Overrated": I have often had the same thought, that this amounts to criticizing something on the basis of it being too popular. As such, it is frequently just an expression of elitist snobbery. Which brings us to..
re Literature Professors and Popular Literature: I would be more interested in the literature professor's opinion of Tolkien if I weren't so sure it was mostly snobbery. Notice he lumps Tolkien in with a handful of other popular authors enjoyed by the hoi polloi. Another thing, you can't bash Tolkien for shallow characters and then turn around and bash King. An objective reader recognizes King as a fairly good developer of character. Sometimes brilliant. Stu Redman in The Stand is one of my favorite characters ever.


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Even though people with either type of diabetes benefit from exercise, people with type 2 diabetes gain greatly because of their disease's relationship to obesity. Exercise consumes glucose and forces cells to draw on the glucose stored in the liver and muscles.
Because both insulin and exercise metabolize blood sugar, people with diabetes should be careful with insulin administration too close to exercise, because it may cause a hypoglycemic reaction.
Some medications for type 2 diabetes can cause blood sugar to drop too low during exercise. Check with your physician about medications' effects with exercise.
Generally, people with diabetes should spend at least 30 minutes doing aerobic exercise three or four times a week. The best times are usually one to three hours after eating, when blood sugar levels are highest. Before beginning or changing an exercise regimen, talk to your doctor.
Latest drugs
Treatment options for diabetes have "exploded" recently.
According to the ADA, in addition to sulfonylureas, drugs that have been around since the 1950s, new classes of oral medication offer different courses of action, depending on a person's needs.
- Biguanides. These drugs decrease the amount of glucose produced and released by the liver.
- Thiazolidinediones. These drugs help insulin increase the absorption of glucose in muscle and fat, and reduce the amount of glucose produced and released by the liver.
- Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors. These drugs work by blocking the breakdown of starches in the intestine so the body does not absorb them into the blood.
- Meglitinides. These drugs stimulate the pancreas to release insulin.
- DPP-4 inhibitors. DPP-inhibitors increase insulin production by preventing the breakdown of a substance that is naturally made in the body. DDP-4 inhibitors allow this substance to remain active longer in the blood helping to decrease blood sugar levels when they are elevated.
There are also two injectable medications for people with diabetes. Pramlintide is approved to treat both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. It is a form of a hormone normally produced in the beta cells that helps to maintain blood sugar levels. Exenatide was approved to treat type 2 diabetes. It is a form of a hormone found in the saliva of Gila monsters. It lowers blood glucose by increasing the secretion of insulin.
Talk with your doctor if you have questions about the new medications.
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I am just returning from two hectic weeks in Israel. Among the highlights of my visit was the celebration marking the 25th year of the enormously successful Israel American Civil Liberties Law Fellows program, which represents a partnership between the New Israel Fund and the Washington College of Law (WCL). In addition to honoring Professor Herman Schwartz, who conceived the program and has served as a mentor for the more than 55 law fellows, NIF and WCL hosted a day-long seminar, which featured presentations by many of the law fellow alumni.
Former Chief Justice Aharon Barak delivered the keynote address at the seminar. To my surprise (and perhaps his), Barak's address drew considerable media attention. Barak emphasized the pernicious impact of Israel's occupation of the West Bank (and formerly Gaza) on the human rights realities facing Palestinians. "When you think about human rights in Israel, you should think, of course, about human rights in the occupied territories as well. The situation there is - you know better than I do; I do hope the solution will not come in a judgment from the Supreme Court but will be a political solution. I do hope it comes as soon as possible."
He also remarked on the attitudes of Israeli Jews towards Arabs in Israel: "If you ask an Israeli, 'are you in favor of equality for Arabs,' they will say, 'yes, of course.' If you ask them are they in favor of throwing the [Arabs] out, they say, 'yes, of course.' And it doesn't feel like any contradiction to them. I think that much, much more has to be done in this area."
Finally, echoing NIF's longstanding position, Barak reiterated that the concept of a "Jewish and democratic state" and a "state of all its citizens" could be reconciled. "I do see Israel as a Jewish state and a state whose values are Jewish and democratic. On the other hand, I am a great believer that this is the country of all its citizens. And I do think that the Arabs, like every other citizen, should have equality."
The reaction to Barak's speech within certain sectors was apocalyptic. A Jerusalem Post columnist characterized Barak as having denounced "Jews as stupid racists" and as reflecting the "anti-democratic Jewish revolution" that Barak initiated. Of course, Barak is a self-defined proud Zionist and, throughout his lengthy judicial career, sought to provide the protections of the law to those most in need.
Yet, Barak's warning about the attitudes of Israeli Jews should be taken seriously. Last week, for example, Ariel Atias, Israel's Minister of Housing, warned against the spread of the Arab population into various parts of Israel as a national responsibility. On a visit to Akko in the Western Galilee, we heard about efforts to "Judaize" the city through the setting aside of buildings for Jewish religious institutions and for housing "Jewish settlers" on an exclusive basis. And more subtly, Danilovich, the young and dynamic mayor of Be'er Sheva, informed a group of NIF staffers that a building used as a mosque until 1948 would not revert to such use because of "security concerns;" more likely, the fear is that a mosque would attract Arab citizens of Israel to live in Be'er Sheva, which the Mayor fears would impact on the quality of life for the city's Jewish residents.
The increased public manifestations of racist attitudes must be addressed head-on. Whether communicated by public officials, athletes or other public figures, statements that demean a segment of the population or that encourage discrimination must be challenged immediately. Moreover, a national dialogue regarding the meaning of "equality" in a democratic society is urgently needed and school-level civic education programs should be designed to promote positive attitudes of the "other" among Israeli youth. In this regard, Israelis should be thankful to Justice Barak for drawing attention to the problem.


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Ohio Employee Ownership Center Receives $500,000 AwardPosted Dec. 16, 2010
The Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) recently announced that the Ohio Employee Ownership Center (OEOC) based at Kent State University has been awarded $500,000 to be a partner in the department's Early Warning Network. The purpose of the network is to avert layoffs and job loss in Ohio through timely intervention in at-risk companies.
The OEOC, a non-profit outreach center of Kent State, supports the development of business across Ohio and around the world by its efforts that are proven to save jobs, create wealth and grow the economy.
The announcement praised the OEOC and the other grant recipients for their "strong track record in working with employers, maintaining stable relationships with regional partners and administering layoff aversion activities." The OEOC was awarded the largest amount out of the 11 recipients.
"We are very pleased to have again earned the support of the Ohio Department of Development to assist them in promoting smart strategies to avert layoffs, promote business retention and expansion and anchor jobs and capital in the state of Ohio," said OEOC Program Director Bill McIntyre.
The funds will be used by the OEOC to continue layoff aversion activities in three major areas: assisting business owners seeking an orderly exit from their business through its Business Succession Planning Program, thereby minimizing business disruption and job loss; assisting in the creation of employee-owned businesses, either through employee- or community-led buyouts under threat of relocation or shutdown, or sale by an existing owner; and helping existing employee-owned companies to preserve their jobs and to grow and expand the business by fully utilizing the benefits of employee ownership through the programming of Ohio's Employee-Owned Network.
The funding also will allow the OEOC to continue the administration of its successful Prefeasibility Study Grant Program, which provides funds for owners and employees of companies facing possible job loss to explore whether converting to an employee-owned company can help avoid closure and layoffs.
Additionally, the OEOC plans on continuing work in two new areas:
• Expanding the Evergreen Cooperative Initiative, a project in the University Circle area of Cleveland designed to create jobs and wealth by linking new employee-owned businesses that employ residents of inner-city neighborhoods with large nearby anchor institutions.
• Expanding services and programs to farmers, agribusinesses and other companies in the many rural areas around the state. Services will include farm/agribusiness succession planning assistance and technical support from the OEOC's new Cooperative Development Center.
For more information about Kent State's Ohio Employee Ownership Center and its programs, visit www.oeockent.org. For more information on the Early Warning Network, visit http://development.ohio.gov/workforce.
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WORST: Megan Fox looked more frumpy than foxy, out and about with her husband Brian Austin Green in Los Angeles.
WORST: Pamela Anderson was out and about in England, wearing a totally tacky sweater wrap dress.
BEST: Christina Aguilera looked pretty in pink at the Berlin premiere of Burlesque, wearing a knotted Alberta Ferretti chiffon halter gown, drenched in Stephen Webster.
BEST: Kristen Bell showed off her fat free figure at the Berlin premiere of Burlesque in a gorgeously patterned number from the Brian Reyes Resort 2011 collection, which she paired with Salvatore Ferragamo heels and a matching clutch.
BEST: Angie Harmon took a chance wearing a crafty Caroline Herrera pencil dress to the SAG Awards Nominations Announcement, which totally paid off.
WORST: Taylor Momsen hit the stage with another Pretty Reckless look!
WORST: Guess the Academy Award winning actor! Can't figure it out? Neither could anyone else at JFK airport. Al Pacino was hardly recognizable, dressed to travel in hobo fashion.
BEST: Ali Larter showed off her enormous baby bump, while out and about with her husband in Los Angeles.
WORST: Christina Aguilera resurrected her Mickey Mouse Club ears, while out and about with her beau in Berlin.
BEST: Angelina Jolie looked strikingly skinny, keeping her look simple and sophisticated for The Tourist Madrid photocall.
BEST: Bar Refaeli showed off her sassy supermodel style, while shopping at the Grove in Los Angeles.
WORST: Ashley Greene is young and sexy, so we is she dressing like Martha Stewart? The Twilight star enjoyed dinner at The Lion in NYC with her beau Joe Jonas.
BEST: Sofia Vergara was a Modern Family babe in Los Angeles, dressed in casual but sexy duds.
BEST: Teresa Giudice looked Real Housewife HOT, while making an appearance at the Seminole Coconut Creeek.
BEST: Rosario Dawson rocked a fem and fab ensemble from Stella McCartney to the SAG Awards Nominations Announcement.
BEST: Amy Adams looked post-preggers fabulous, dining with pal Melissa Leo at Ago in Los Angeles.
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Has there ever been a 4 win player with less trade value?
Asking price will probably be a pitcher or a young OFer, as it's probably always been at all the other points they've shopped him.
We won't get scraps...i think we will be surprised with the return. Soriano has upped his value a ton.
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Ugh. Just eat the contract and get a good return for him. There's no need for a large market team to be this stingy.
^As they shouldn't. Seems fair, you get a productive player for next to nothing dollar wise but pay in specs...That's a decent option for teams.
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if we do get a choo masterson/baldo deal done, that almost makes me want to keep sori's 25hrs and 80rbi. or if he gets moved go hard for Hamilton.
not to sound naive or uninformed, but what is this proposed "rumor" of Choo/Masterson coming to the Cubs I haven't seen what everyones talking about, maybe I'm just missing it.
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10. There is no reason to panic in Norman - Yes, the Oklahoma Sooners probably should have beaten the Texas A&M Aggies. And their hopes for a Big 12 Title and BCS Bowl bid are pretty much gone. But it's ok. First, no Sooner fans went into this season with National Title aspirations, so let's not be shocked here that they aren't quite ready. And look to the future. This team is playing 13 Freshman on their two deep, and 13 more Sophomores. So between 48 guys on their 2 deep, 26 are Freshman or Sophomores. The future is bright.
9. TCU is good or Utah is bad, m'kay? - I said in my my preview that Utah was overrated and I heard about it, but it played itself out. Having watched all the top teams play several games each this year, I am starting to warm up to the notion TCU is one of the 2 best teams in the country. I never thought that the defense could reload, but they did, and how. Their offense isn't as explosive as a team like Oregon or Boise State, but the defense is much better than both. As for Utah, they are fortunate they didn't fall further because when you are undefeated and get 40+ hung on you at home, you are a joke.
8. LSU is a mystery or Alabama hates me - Everytime I get back on the Alabama bandwagon, they let me down. And just when I think Les Miles can't pull out another miracle with his Tigers, he does it. This puts LSU squarely in the Top 5 of the BCS, somewhere I never thought they would be. Congrats to the Tigers, there is no team who likes this more than Auburn.
7. Four undefeated is two too many - This season is starting to look like the poster argument for a Playoff. And I hate this. So I am going to ask Santa for Oregon to lose to Arizona and Auburn to lose to Alabama. That would set up a TCU v Boise State National Title game. Is it possible that two teams from non-AQ conferences would play for the big crystal football? I think it is. It would certainly be an exciting game and all those one loss teams can get shuffled into their respective bowl games. Thanks Santa.
6. Andy Dalton has thrown his way into the Heisman discussion - I'm not a fan. Just puttin' it out there. But his struggles from early in the season are forgotten for now, and after torching Utah for 355 yards and an 80% completion percentage with 3 TDs, and so few other players really stepping up, he's in the mix. I'll have my Heisman Ballot out later today, but *gulp* Dalton is in my top 5.
5. Cam Newton is worth more than $200,000. - Newton showed no ill effects of all the latest controversy as the Auburn Tigers rolled. Let me say this: do I believe that these agent types offer up high profile players for cash? Of course they do. Do schools pay it? Yep. Is it reasonable to think Newton didn't know there was big money on the table, and beyond that, he didn't get a cut? I have a hard time with the last one. I am not going to villify Newton for this, but I really struggle to remove him from any knowledge of this. If so, he's the dumbest kid ever not to get in on some of this cash. Regardless, with The USC greasefire the future is this in NCAA football. Players, agents/handlers, alumni, and staffs are under the microscope. More on all of this in a separate blog.
4. I Love Joe Pa - Seeing Penn State Nittany Lions head coach Joe Paterno get his 400th career coaching win made me very happy. Joe Pa has been a staple in college football as long as I can remember and even though I am not a Penn State fan, I cannot deny that these sorts of things are great for the sport. Just like when teams like Notre Dame and Michigan are down, it's bad for the sport, when something like this happens, it really shows just how great things can be. Oh, and congrats to Penn State RB Evan Royster on a great game. Ultimately Royster is the best RB on the roster, and the fact he hasn't been used more in his final season is criminal. We saw what he is capable of this past weekend.
3. Landry Jones, I hate you so much right now - Yes, two Oklahoma things. Get over it. I know it's hard to follow a legend, and whoever was coming in after Sam Bradford was going to have it hard, but Landry Jones gives me high blood pressure. I sincerely hope the Sooners staff make the next offseason an open QB competition because they are going to have some remarkable talent on both sides of the ball, and I hate to see that held back by average QB play.
2. Oregon don't look as great as I thought - Their scoring offense is dominant. No doubt about that. 9 games in and their low in scoring has been 42 points. But giving up 30+ points in 3 games is a little troubling to me. Not to say they don't deserve to be no.1 because you could flip them and Auburn in the top 2 and I'd have no beef either way. But in a National Title scenario, against a team like TCU who will score 30+ on that Ducks D, can they score 30+ on the Horned Frogs? I'm not sure. I think if you want to win a Championship, you have to be successful in all 3 phases of the game and Oregon is lacking in at least one and maybe two. We'll see if the Nate Costa injury comes back to get them later in the season. Along similar lines Auburn's defense is mediocre at best, and I'm being kind. Auburn conceded 24 points to the FCS's Chattanooga. TCU have conceded 23 points... in their last 6 games combined. Against better opposition too.
1. The NFL draft looks to be packed at some positions and really lacking in others - Obviously this is a draft site, so I watch every game through a scout's eyes, and when you start to break down the positions of strength in the upcoming draft, the obvious choices are there like Quarterback and Cornerback, but Defensive End and Offensive Tackle? Before the season things looked bright for Defensive End but too many guys haven't lived up to their billing and Offensive tackle, a typically coveted spot, is way down. Expect more in depth draft looks as the season starts to wrap up.
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Today is a day of reflection. I am reflecting back on the spring semester at Swarthmore;
The fun I had drawing from dance and instructing, the challenges of working in the digital world creating my work and relying on the computer to output my work. As well as the excitement of Art Rage a program that gave me the ability to draw and play back drawings I create on the i-pad as a video. Studying each line as if it was the first time I saw them as they played back on the computer was a real thrill and somehow unreal. (The new programs that are available along with all they do is really astounding to me as I think back to the days before TV. And yes I remember when only radio was around and only Dick Tracy had the ability to view the world in miniature let alone computerized or digitized.) I am still trying to figure out how to save my files and publish them…a new frustration…or shall I say I believe that this will be the next new challenge. And when I do figure this out you know I will share them with you.
Another challenge for me is to combine the digital images I create with the traditional printmaking techniques I learned at PAFA. I am using my I-pad as my sketch pad which is great on the environment; however I am faced with a learning curve of working with new equipment. So I am redrawing with the same energy and feel directly onto monotypes using the I-pad images as a guide. This technique first came to mind when a wife of a dear friend and colleague called me to collect some of his belongings. Hal Lose was an artist/illustrator who worked created pop-up books, paper-cuts, collages, sculptures and many other wonderful works of art. His work inspires me and when his wife Pat Sgro presented me with several of his pieces as well as many art supplies I was overwhelmed. In memory and honor of Hal, I am creating these new mixed media pieces. Being the recipient of such a kind gesture for me was truly an honor and a humbling experience. I only hope that I can share the joy of creating my work as Hal did with me when he was here.
I am reflecting on this summer. But somehow this summer seems to have melted away just the same. Maybe it is due to the ungodly heat we had this year or just that I wish the summer was longer than it is or seems to be.
For those of you who I haven't had a chance to speak with lately or if you haven't checked out my Artworks by Anthe face book page; I taught a class of nine 11-12 & 13 year old girls from Chester at Swarthmore College, in June and July.
I learned that life can be really challenging but nothing is more challenging than girls as they are coming of age. You would think I would remember this from being a mother of three teenage girls once! It was a great time for prayer, introspection and laughter. Many smiles were received and given along with many other looks.
The goal of the class was to introduce the students to unfamiliar music and encourage a visualization of the music into art. The students in this class drew from 38 different genres of music. They learned to compose drawings utilizing the visuals components that they made and incorporated them into finished works of art. Mobiles and other projects were also created while listening to the various genres the first few weeks. After which the girls wrote lyrics, composed their own music, recorded, performed and then created a visual interpretation of their music. The artwork was installed in an art show the final week of class accompanied by their DVD. The DVD recording consisted of the students performing their music and an explanation of the project for all visitors to view. Both the visual and musical components of the class came together in a DVD which I made to chronicle the experience. Two DVDs can be viewed on my "Artworks by Anthe" face book page. One of the children singing which is 2 groups of 3 and 1 group of 2 children and the second which is the children's music and their artwork in a slide show presentation.
On another note … Change of seasons begins yet again… Now we approach mid September, yikes… For me, last month brought about an almost milestone birthday, which was celebrated in the cool foggy far reaches of Maine with my dear husband, great friends and an unexpected little gathering of old friends. Not to say that the friends were old….just that I have known them for a while. While there I reconnected with friends, classmates, and family. Made art and read a great book on grant writing which I highly recommend to all my artsy friends out there who are professional artists, musicians, or writers. The book is titled "The Artist's Guide to Grant Writing" by Gigi Rosenberg who has received over $80,000 in grants. The book is basic and really outlines a simple attack formula for organizing yourself, your work and your goals.
In a couple of weeks I will be teaching a couple of classes on mixed media and collage. This time at the MANAYUNK-ROXBOROUGH ART CENTER for any of you out there that would like to come and have fun or any of your teens that would like to learn the art of collage... Mixed Media & Collage – Anthe Capitan-Valais Instructor Sept. 20th - Oct. 25th • Thursdays - 3:30 - 6pm (for teens 14 - 18 yrs old) • Thursdays - 6:30 - 9:30pm (adult class) You don't need to have any previous artistic experience other than a desire to create. If you can cut, rip, and paste paper you will like this class. You will learn the art of taking pieces of paper, overlapping them along with magazine clippings, and other things to create exciting art with no drawing or painting experience needed. Experimentation is encouraged with the sky as the limit. This class is meant to be a fun way to create art, greeting cards, book covers, or your own masterpiece. Just come and be ready to have fun. $75 non-members, $70 members (for the teen class) $80 non-members, $75 members (for the adult class) Materials needed: scissors, white glue or glue stick and anything that can be easily glued down to a surface; such as string, yarn, material, paper, magazine clippings, ribbons, etc., & old plastic, metal, or wood objects to cover. A materials list will be provided to students at the first class for the remainder of the course. To register: please send an email to email@example.com are subject to change. Please double check the date, time, day online at www.mrartcenter.org its located at 419 Green Lane Phila., PA 19128 215.482.3363
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