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August 2, 2014INDIANA SPORTS PAGE
NFL scouts feel the Bengals have one of the most balanced rosters in the National Football League. Head coach Marvin Lewis provide stability, their scouting staff does their homework and they pick good players in the draft every year. There really is no question that Cincinnati will win again this year but will they finally take it to the next step and make it to a Super Bowl?
Cincinnati has made the playoffs in for the last five seasons producing nothing more than disappointment by coming up short in their bid to win and NFL championship. Last year the Bengals loss to San Diego at home 27-10, after winning the AFC North title. Despite all the success, Cincinnati hasn't won a post-season game in 23 years.
This could be the season that Cincinnati takes that next step with the core of this team back for another season including quarterback Andy Dalton. Dalton has played well enough in the regular-season but hasn't played well in the playoffs. Hugh Jackson is the new OC replacing Jay Gruden who will take over as Washington's head coach. Jackson must get more out of Dalton by asking him to do less. Dalton put solid numbers on the board last year including a franchise record 4,296 yards passing and 33 touchdowns. The knock on Dalton in 2013 was his career-high 20 interceptions. Those 20 interceptions included one in at least 12 of 17 games, the playoffs and more than one interception in six games. Cincinnati signed a veteran Jason Campbell as the backup to Dalton and drafted Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron in the fifth round.
In order for Dalton to be better, Cincinnati must have a better running attack. BenJarvus Green-Ellis was the feature back in 2013 rushing for 756 yards and seven scores, but averaged only 3.4 yards per carry. He is likely to be replaced in the starting lineup by Giovani Bernard, who is younger and more explosive. Bernard ran for 695 yards and five touchdowns in limited action last year and averaged 4.1 yards per carry. Rookie Jeremy Hill was drafted in the second round out of LSU and is expected to play sooner than later. Hill has excellent size at 6'1" and 233 pounds.
In order for the running game to be better the line must improve its ability to push against the D-line. Andrew Whitworth will return to left tackle after Anthony Collins signed with Tampa Bay as a free agent. Cincinnati Released C Kyle Cook, so it appears Mike Pollak will be the starter early but will be pushed by fourth-round pick Russell Bodine. Left guard Clint Boling is recovering from a torn ACL, so Pollak may take over at center while Bodine will slide in at left guard. Andre Smith will be the starter at right tackle. The biggest concern is the lack of depth so if Whitworth or Smith go down with an injury, the Bengals are in trouble.
Dalton will have some excellent receivers to throw to including AJ Green and Marvin Jones. Green draws all the attention from opposing defenses and is hoping to be better in 2014 after hitting the weight room and gaining 10 pounds of muscle in his upper body. Green caught 98 passes for 1426 yards and 11 touchdowns in 2013. Jones caught 51 passes for 712 yards and 10 scores. The knock on Green is his lack of production in the playoffs and the amount of drop passes he is had in the last two years (21) after dropping only five in 2011. Cincinnati will be solid it tight end with Jermaine Gresham as the starter and Tyler Eifert as his backup. Between them, they caught 85 passes for over 900 yards and six touchdowns.
Cincinnati's defense ranked third in the NFL overall, fifth against the rush, fifth against the pass and tied for fifth in scoring defense giving up only 19.1 points per game. The Bengals were tied for fifth in interceptions with 20 and 10th overall in the NFL with 43 sacks. There is no doubt that the defensive line is what drives everything Cincinnati does on defense. Paul Guenther will be the new DC taking over for Mike Zimmer who is now the head coach at Minnesota. That doesn't mean anything will change in their philosophy and the schemes will stay the same as well. For Cincinnati it is very simple, stop the run and get to the quarterback with as much pressure as possible without blitzing.
Linebacker Vontaze Burfict led the NFL in tackles last year and will be joined in the front seven by Carlos Dunlap, Domata Peko, Wallace Gilberry and Geno Atkins. Atkins is returning from a torn ACL and is a former All-Pro defensive tackle and is the biggest upgrade on this defense from a year ago. Cincinnati's defense put up solid numbers even without Atkins in the lineup for the last two months of the year. Dunlap has tremendous size and speed and has become an every down player because of his consistency and energy. Second-year player Margus Hunt will see increased playing time in 2014 after Cincinnati lost Michael Johnson as a free agent to Tampa Bay. Robert Geathers is back after suffering lost time because of injuries.
Joining Burfict at linebacker will be Vinnie Ray at SLB and Rey Maualuga at MLB. Burfict has gone to the Pro Bowl for the last two years because he gets to the ball quickly and is one of the best tacklers in the NFL. Rey had a solid 2013 season and shows he belongs on the field after stepping in for the injured Maualuga. Emmanuel Lamur missed last year with a shoulder injury but returns to provide depth and will be used in nickel packages. Sean Porter and JK Schaffer will provide depth on the weak side and in the middle.
The secondary got better after drafting Michigan State corner Darqueze Dennard. Dennard may get a chance to play immediately with Leon Hall coming back from his second Achilles tear into years. Hall will turn 30 in December and there's so much concern about his ability to stay healthy. Adam Jones and Reggie Nelson will get a look at corner and free safety while Terence Newman will start at one corner and George Lloka is penciled in at strong safety. Jones, Nelson and Newman are all starting to show their age. Dre Kirkpatrick was Cincinnati's number one pick in 2012, but so far has been too inconsistent to get more playing time.
Cincinnati should win the division again this year but at some point this team must play better in January. There is more than enough talent on this football team to make a deep run in the postseason but if Dalton and Green don't produce, 2014 could be another sweet and sour season. Staying healthy will be another key after losing 10 players to injured reserve last season including eight on defense. Cincinnati lost a total of 58 games not including the postseason to key players like Hall, Atkins, Geathers and Lamur.
2014 DRAFT: cincyjungle.com
If we're forced to define the 2014 NFL draft for the Cincinnati Bengals in a single-word, our ideal one-word descriptions would include words like physical and toughness. Jeremy Hill, a tough down-hill runner who will make tacklers miss. Center Russell Bodine, a man that dominated the bench press at The Combine, is a powerful center that Cincinnati has needed for ages in a division with big nose tackles. First-rounder Darqueze Dennard is physical for a cornerback, a capable tackler that doesn't shy away from contact that plays well in man-coverage.
The Rookie of the Year
RB Jeremy Hill (2nd Round, Pick 55): Of the rookies drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals during the 2014 NFL draft, we could easily see Hill dominating this discussion. If, and we're prognosticating Cincinnati's intentions, the Bengals release BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Hill thus becomes the short-yardage back and touchdown producer. Hill is also a better runner, who can break tackles and launch into significant gains. Cincinnati's apparent philosophy this year was more about toughness and physicality than it was explosiveness.
The Starters
OC Russell Bodine (4th Round, Pick 111): Trevor Robinson, T.J. Johnson, and Mike Pollak. Those are the players standing in Bodine's way to becoming the team's starting center. Truth is that the Bengals not only used a fourth-round pick to acquire Bodine; they used a sixth-round pick to put themselves in position to draft him. They will give Bodine every opportunity to secure the starting gig but it may take some time. According to some predraft reports, Bodine has questionable lower-body strength and tends to rely on his upper body. Additionally he'll need to refine his technique... but he's a fourth-round rookie. You expect these things.
The Contributors
CB Darqueze Dennard (1st Round, Pick 24): This is a case where we keep first-year expectations small, but in reality Dennard is a foundation-level player. Before long he'll be a starter for the Cincinnati Bengals and he will become one of their best defensive backs. However, save for injuries, Dennard will have a hard time surpassing Leon Hall, Adam Jones and Terence Newman. What I really like -- and hope for -- is that Cincinnati has established their future at cornerback with Dennard and Dre Kirkpatrick (provided he develops more and more).
The Developers
DE Will Clarke (3rd Round, Pick 88): He could just as easily become a contributor -- look we're making a predication on a season while only being aware that this player will be with the Bengals for less than a day. Clarke has the long-body that Cincinnati loves, usually a draft template that brought in Michael Jonson, Carlos Dunlap, and Margus Hunt. Johnson and Dunlap needed time to develop into the players that they'd become and Hunt is facing that transition now. Clark has the size that Cincinnati loves but we're not expecting him to hit the ground running.
QB A.J. McCarron (5th Round, Pick 164): McCarron has two paths laid out for him. He'll either fight-to-the-death to supplant Jason Campbell or he'll head to the practice squad. I'm not sure if replacing Campbell will be easy -- the Bengals want a veteran backup quarterback and Hue Jackson has history with Campbell. If they decide to place him on the team's practice squad, then we should expect Cincinnati to protect him somewhat -- not exposing him in preseason games (aka, reducing the amount of information about him so another team doesn't show interest).
The Long Shots
LB Marquis Flowers (6th Round, Pick 212): Flowers doesn't appeal to me as a long-term player; rather a late-round selection that will be used to develop competition at the bottom of Cincinnati's linebacker roster. That's not to say that he couldn't develop and become a contributor. At best, he'll play special teams this year and maybe, he'll develop upward.
WR James Wright (7th Round, Pick 239): Feels like a wasted pick but has enough athleticism that piques Cincinnati's interest... enough so that they'll try to find a role for him (kind of like Onterio McCalebb). However, we see more Bennie Brazell (former LSU wide receiver that the Bengals drafted in the seventh round in '06) than special teams. Camp body.
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When it comes to nonconference scheduling, the Pac-10 has an unofficial motto.
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No. 3 Southern California is traveling to eighth-ranked Ohio State on Saturday, the same day UCLA visits Tennessee. Later this month, Arizona and No. 10 California will venture into Big Ten territory, and Arizona State goes to No. 21 Georgia. Four Pac-10 teams are also challenging 18th-ranked Notre Dame.
"Strong out-of-conference matchups capture the public's imagination," Pac-10 commissioner Larry Scott said in a telephone interview.
Pac-10 teams this season will play 15 games against BCS conferences and Notre Dame – more than the larger Southeastern, Big Ten and Big 12 conferences. The Atlantic Coast Conference plays 20 such games and the Big East plays 16.
Pac-10 teams say they play tough schedules because they want to improve the national perception of the league – a strange goal for a conference that went 5-0 last postseason. In some cases, Pac-10 teams also need to sell tickets, and Notre Dame is better box office than North Dakota, which played at the Big 12's Texas Tech last Saturday.
"We need that national recognition," Arizona athletic director Jim Livengood said. "When you play good people, the chance is you're going to be on TV, the chance is that the story's going to be reported."
That's also the downside.
Just ask Oregon, which last Thursday wandered onto the blue turf in Boise, Idaho, a place few major-college teams dare to go.
The Ducks, ranked 16th in preseason, lost to Boise State and may have been eliminated from contention for an at-large Bowl Championship Series berth before Labor Day.
The Pac-10 is looking for exposure, but not the kind that came when Oregon tailback LeGarrette Blount punched a Bronco after the game. Given the fallout of the Blount episode, it's easy to second-guess the Ducks for going to Boise.
Asked if it was worth it, Oregon athletic director Mike Bellotti replied, "Yes and no.
"It's one of those things that obviously, the timing, you win a Thursday night game early in the season, you're the toast of the town," Bellotti said in a telephone interview. "If you don't do something very well ... it's something that obviously we're not very proud of."
Along with Boise State, Oregon also will play Utah in Eugene on Sept. 19, giving the Ducks the distinction of facing the only two schools from outside the automatic qualifying conferences with BCS victories on their resumes.
"We'll play anywhere," Bellotti said.
In some conferences, this would be considered madness.
In the Pac-10, it's called good business.
There's a financial side to the Pac-10's scheduling strategy, and it has become even more important as schools fight to retain their season-ticket subscribers in an economic slump.
On many BCS-level campuses, football sellouts are almost a given regardless of the opponent. Not so in the Pac-10.
Consider Arizona State. The Sun Devils drew a sellout of 72,955 for Georgia last year, with hordes of Bulldogs fans making the journey to the desert. By contrast, only 42,588 fans showed up for ASU's opener against Idaho State last week.


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Technology is taking its toll on marital life and leading to more divorces in India's IT city.
Of the more than 5,000 divorce cases filed last year, at least 3,000 are related to technology. The grounds of divorce varies from illicit messages or calls or chats or Facebook posts on smartphones getting tracked by either of the spouses to using GPS to track down a partner with a lover to an extreme case where the wife chats on WhatsApp during sex. Some even use Apps to retrieve deleted messages or photos to prove their partners are cheating on them.
The Wall Street Journal recently quoted the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers saying they have seen a rise in the number of divorce cases because of social networking sites. A 2011 UK survey by Divorce Online, a legal services firm, says more than a third of divorce cases contain the word Facebook.
Legal experts in Bangalore say divorce cases involving social networking sites and smartphones are on the rise. Emails and SMSes are being used to file for divorce.
Veena, a housewife, and Rajesh, an IT engineer, were happily married. But Rajesh grew suspicious when she started using her phone surreptitiously in the kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. He checked her phone but found nothing in her message inbox or other folders. He then used an App to retrieve her deleted messages and pictures. He discovered that Veena had an affair with their young neighbour.
Manjula, a school teacher, noticed her husband, Raghavendra's, a businessmen, behaviour change after 16 years of marriage. He was disinterested in family matters and he rarely gave her money to run the household.
She approached a detective agency to get to the root of the problem. The agency used GPS to track him down through his mobile phone. He bunked office every day from 11am to 3pm and also skipped lunch at home. He was found at a ladies garment store on Commercial Street. Manjula chanced upon an SMS on his phone saying the dress he had given for alteration was ready.
Advocate Revathy Rohira, a divorce specialist, said gone were the days when women filed for divorce because of dowry harassment. Rohira is the founder of Matrimonial Law Chambers. "Smartphones have taken over the lives of not just IT guys or upper middle class people, small businessmen and petty shop owners too are affected. I have had a case where the man complained that his wife was so obsessed with WhatsApp that she used it even when they had sex."
IT geeks Rahul and Sneha, married for seven years, have a kid. One day she told Rahul that she had to go to Pune on official work. But Rahul saw an SMS alert on her phone saying her US visa and tickets were confirmed. When he confronted her, she admitted that she planned to shift permanently to the US with her lover.
Advocate IS Pramod Chandra said he dealt with a case where the husband hacked into his wife's mail and found intimate chat messages of her with a 'friend'.
Rohira said divorce cases related to Facebook and Twitter have gone up by at least 50%.
Family court statistics say 1,213 cases were filed this year till March 13.
Dayanand Hiremath, Karnataka high court advocate, said divorce cases are on the rise and smartphones and Apps are among the main culprits. There was a time when family courts used to see 3,000-4,000 cases in a year. Now, the number is 1,500-2,000 in a month, he said.
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The world's most successful businesspeople have something in common with the world's greatest inventors. It's simply this:
Instead of answering the questions people are already asking, they look for new, better questions to answer.
The thing about business is that it's already overflowing with vendors, offering the marketplace whatever the marketplace is asking for.
The challenges here are twofold:
- By offering what your marketplace wants, you leave very little room for innovation — the very thing that you need in order to stand out and be noticed.
- The marketplace doesn't usually know what it wants, until someone creates it. As Henry Ford famously said; "If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses". There was also zero demand for tablet devices, until Apple created the iPad. Today, the iPad is a mass-market consumer item.
So, how do you spot what your marketplace wants, before they ask for it?
Look for unspoken challenges
Over the years, I have helped clients worldwide to develop new products and services, which are hugely popular and profitable. In every instance, I started by asking the client a series of questions. One of these questions, which you can work on today without my one-to-one help, is this:
What unspoken challenge is your marketplace faced with, which you could provide an answer to?
For example, the iPad was Apple's answer to the netbook problem. Remember netbooks? They were small, cheap, underpowered laptops, which people used primarily to surf the net [hence the name netbook]. They had low quality displays and were awkward to use. However, they sold by the million, because they were easier to carry than a laptop and had better battery life.
The huge popularity of netbooks showed that there was a demand for what we now call consumption devices — devices which people used to consume information and chat on social networks. Although you could get things done with even the first iPad, it immediately plugged the consumption gap.
It was an elegant, great looking answer to a problem, which the marketplace didn't even know it had. It has been so successful, that tablet sales have eaten into a huge chunk of the laptop market. It's one of the best selling electronic products in history — even though NO ONE was asking for a tablet!
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Take some time out to think about the challenges facing your marketplace. Look for solutions, which people will value. No, this isn't easy, which is why people work with me in order to get the answers they need, but if you get it right, it can improve your business beyond recognition.


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Ave Maria to host seminar on women at work, home; dentist, mom of 9, speaks
AVE MARIA - "Work: Is there a feminine way?"
When: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, March 19
Where: Ave Maria University, 5050 Ave Maria Blvd.
Admission: $15 for students, $30 for others. Registration available day of conference, and open to high school girls, male and female college students, young women professionals and mothers of young children.
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They are questions asked by generations of women since the 1960s.
But that doesn't make them any less worth asking, a group of Ave Maria University students say.
Five young women, ranging in age from 17 to 20, are planning a conference on campus Saturday in the hopes of asking and answering questions about how to work outside the home when they start families, how to retain their ideals when they enter the work world and how to find contentment if they decide to do none of those things.
To women in their mothers' generation, these questions are probably familiar.
To a new crop of budding professionals, they are questions they want to ask for themselves — regardless of the answers found by women before them. Sure, they say, women can do almost anything men can; and despite some lingering inequities in pay, parity seems to have been reached.
"I think now, since that has been reached, it's even more vital to say, 'How are we different?'" said Monica Waldstein, 19, a junior majoring in biology. "Because do we really want to be just the same as men, and does that satisfy us?"
Waldstein said she worries that the feminist movement has caused women to strive too much to be just like their male counterparts, ignoring their own unique gifts and talents. Among those talents, she lists the ability to strike compromise and foster interpersonal relationships.
Waldstein is one of a group of five Ave Maria students heading up the campus group Genuine.Feminine. The group's main initiative is to organize Saturday's conference titled "Work: Is there a feminine way?".
The concept was born out of informal discussions the group started a year ago.
Some of the young women in the group were just freshmen at the time. Sophie Pakaluk, 17, was still in high school then. Pakaluk, a freshman now, joined her sister, Sarah Pakaluk, 20, at the university this year. Now, the two are helping plan the conference with Waldstein and with sophomores Eileen Gallagher and Mary Hardy.
Given a year to plan, the group has secured funding from on-campus sources such as Ave Maria's student government and the university's Student Life division. They also sought and received outside funding, including a grant from the Catholic publishing company Our Sunday Visitor and another from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, an organization that funds programs dedicated to "limited government, individual liberty, personal responsibility, the rule of law, market economy, and moral norms," according to the institute's website.
With that funding in hand, the group is bringing together a slate of women (and one man) to sit on panels and deliver speeches. Some are town residents, some are affiliated with the university and others are nationally known, such as Kathryn Lopez, keynote speaker and an editor at the conservative magazine and website National Review.
Leah Darrow, a contestant in the 2004 season of America's Next Top Model, now a speaker on Catholic women's issues, also headlines the conference. Darrow, 31, is also a graduate student studying theology at Ave Maria, and said the conference's goal is one close to her heart.
"A lot of times, it feels like there's a separation," Darrow said. "That women can be these professionals, or they're stay-at-home moms, and there's very little choice, there's very little in-between. We'll be talking about some of those cultural pressures that make you feel like you have to choose."
To help illustrate that women don't have to be torn between those two options, the organizers have sought to bring together women from the local community who are living proof that it is possible to do both.
Caitlin McLaughlin-Raiger, a town resident, dentist and mother of nine children, will sit on a panel with two other women to discuss working outside the home.
Raiger, whose children range in age from 2 to 15, said her own mother discouraged her from going to dental school soon after she graduated from college and got married.
Caitlin McLaughlin-Raiger, a town resident, dentist and mother of nine children, will sit on a panel with two other women to discuss working outside the home.
Raiger, whose children range in age from 2 to 15, said her own mother discouraged her from going to dental school soon after she graduated from college and got married.
"It's a big issue for a lot of women," said Caitlin McLaughlin-Raiger, 40. "I remember being their age and thinking to myself, 'How am I going to do this?'"
"It's a big issue for a lot of women," said Raiger, 40. "I remember being their age and thinking to myself, 'How am I going to do this?'"
Raiger has a particularly unique perspective to offer in line with one of the unique aspects of the conference. It isn't just being organized by young women about to graduate from college, but by young Catholic women.
Catholic Church law directs members not to use artificial birth control, so the idea of family planning takes on a different meaning for Catholic newlyweds — more often than not, it means planning for particularly large families.
Raiger said she doesn't work a full five-day week — that would be too much with her own large family — though the days she spends at her practice in Ave Maria tend to be 12 or 13 hours long. She also goes to Boston every three weeks to work in the practice established by her father and brother, which she worked at until her family moved to Ave Maria at its opening in 2007.
She said it can be exhausting, but that her older children appreciate that she works.
"There's always this tension. There's always this anxiety that if I'm out of the house, is something going to happen to the children?" Raiger said. "It's a struggle. It's always going to be a struggle to women working outside the home — but it's a worthwhile struggle."
So for the young women planning and attending the conference, stories like Raiger's offer consolation that women can have both, and they can be content with both.
But there is another aspect to explore, these young women say. In the wake of the feminist and even the post-feminist movement, there has been a backlash against women who want to take on a more traditional role as mothers and home-makers.
"We've been studying this for a year," said Gallagher, 19, a political science major. "Myself, personally, I have come to a lot of conclusions. Everyone has different talents. Some women can stay at home, some can work, and it's not that one of them is doing it 'right.'"
Her mother studied naval engineering and graduated from a small school as one of just a few women with that highly technical training. Then, she put off a career to stay at home and be a full-time mother. In a time when women were desperate to get acceptance as critical thinkers alongside men and move into the professional world, Gallagher's mother broke the mold twice, she said.
But Gallagher, like several of her peers, is interested in going to graduate school. Waldstein wants to attend medical school.
In the end, what many of these women are looking for is validation — that their goals are achievable and that their very different desires are all right, in one way or another. Others are still trying to decide what their goals and desires are.
By bringing together a diverse group to weigh in on the issues they face, they are promising to offer a conference that approaches the reality of being young, well-educated, female and Catholic from a gamut of perspectives: that of working mothers, of stay-at-home moms and of single professionals.
While the conference will approach many of the questions from a Christian or Catholic perspective — they will discuss the writings of Pope John Paul II on "feminine genius" in the workplace — the organizers say they think the conference still will be helpful to non-Catholic young women approaching many of the same dilemmas.
"The questions," Waldstein said, "are universal."
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Mysteriously dark images from Belgian artist Klaas Van der Linden. Almost all his paintings are set against a black background, and many are self-portraits. The obscured nature of this work reminds me a little bit of paintings by German artist Henning Kles.
Dido Fontana
Dido Fontana's photography-vérité, is candid, relaxed, naturalistic (okay, not natural for everyone) and funny. Using film and developer, acid and dark rooms he discovers his girls and their midnight romps are beautiful, it just might be their off day and that's okay.
Read more about Dido in this interview & check out some preview images from his newly release book.
K.C. Collins
Colorful worlds with solitary houses by artist K.C. Collins, sit perched on towering tree stumps, in vast and lone surreal plains.
If you like funny looking faces, then you're gonna love what P.Williams has going on. A little bit of Crumb mixed with some Barry McGee, throw in some Spongebob Squarepants and we're starting to get a little bit closer. Great selective use of color and text too, it looks like this guy fills up an entire sketchbook every week!
Porous Walker
Porous Walker's "LOST" is simply hilarious, truthful and yeah, a bit sad. Through this incredibly annoying economy many people, not only in America, but around the world have found themselves in the situation depicted in this flyer. Let's cheer up and hope that this year will bring lots of goodies to everyone, especially, you know, those with no jobs.
Daniel K Sparkes
Daniel K Sparkes started his career in the British street art scene since the 2000s. His work is a juxtaposition of photographs, paintings and drawings that combined depict burlesque portraiture, illustrations and landscape. As if eaten alive, the portraits remain anonymous and faceless, yet there is plenty detail where the face or limbs should have been. These faceless and limbless portraitures are playful, disturbing and interesting, especially when done in large scale, as example of some of his murals.
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Keasel Broome will serve as a team captain for the second consecutive season.
May 5, 2014
Following the conclusion of the 2014 spring season, Providence College men's soccer Head Coach Craig Stewart announced today (May 5) that senior Brandon Adler (Montville, N.J.), red-shirt senior Keasel Broome (Claymont, Del.) and senior Phil Towler (Cumbria, England) have been named team captains for the 2014 season.
"We are excited to name Brandon, Keasel and Phil as our team captains for the 2014 season," Stewart said. "All three are heading into their final campaign and have valuable experience which they can use to help lead the team. Coming off a productive spring season, we are eager to get that process started and we are looking forward to the next phase in our preparations for the 2014 season."
The trio of Adler, Broome and Towler helped lead the Friars (12-6-4) to the title match of the 2013 BIG EAST Championship and to the second round of the 2013 NCAA Championship, where Providence lost to eventual NCAA runner-up Maryland.
Adler, a defender, was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Northeast Second Team in 2013. A key to the Friar defense, he started all 21 games he played last season and helped the team to five shutouts in 2013. For his performance in the Ocean Sate Soccer Classic, he was named to the All-Tournament Team (Sept. 9). In addition to his defensive strengths, Adler registered an assist in the Friars' 2-0 win over Boston University (Sept. 20). He also was an Honorable Mention All-BIG EAST selection. He has now played in 53 games as a Friar.
Broome, Providence's starting goalkeeper for the past two seasons, started all 22 matches in goal in 2013, playing every minute of every game. He totaled 63 saves on the year, posted a 12-6-4 record and had five shutouts. A two-time BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll selection, he made a season-high six saves three times, all against BIG EAST opponents including DePaul (Oct. 12), Villanova (Oct. 23) and Xavier (Oct. 26). Broome was also instrumental in playoff games against Georgetown (Nov. 15) and Penn (Nov. 21) in which his penalty kick saves enabled the Friars advance to the BIG EAST Tournament Championship and to the second round of the NCAA Championship, respectively. It will mark Broome's second consecutive season as a team captain. He has now played in 36 games as a Friar.
Towler, a midfielder, earned All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention honors in 2013. He started all 22 games for the Friars and registered six points on two goals and an assist. Towler was also selected to the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team and was named the Ocean State Soccer Classic's Co-Most Outstanding Player. He netted his first career goal in the Ocean State Soccer Classic title game in a 1-1 tie versus Brown (Sept. 8) and then scored his second career goal in Providence's NCAA Second Round game versus Maryland (Nov. 24). He has now played in 50 games as a Friar.
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A trip to the federal courthouse uncovered the following,
Settimio Cupi, my bisnonno, filed his petition for naturalization on 8-7-1928, was admitted 1-9-1929.
My bisnonna, Angela Cupi, filed her petition on 11-3-1941, was admitted
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Bobby Brown is back—well, sorta of–with a new album titled Masterpiece.
On "The View" yesterday, Bobby said he feels this is his best album ever, "When you are clean you have more clarity," he said to co-hosts Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck.
During the interview, I was waiting with bated breathe for him to address the recent pictures of his daughter Bobbi Kristina allegedly snorting cocaine. The interview ended and there was no mention.
The rumor is that Bobby told the producers of the show that he would talk about the Bobbi scandal, but when he got there, he decided not to discuss it. I wonder if he got a little phone call from Ms. Houston reminding him that she is from Jersey and she will come after him if he mentions their daughter's name. He didn't discuss the pictures, but he did say his daughter sings like a bird and he will be doing a duet with her in the future.
Bobby got on stage to perform and I felt he was reliving his '80s glory days. I really want Bobby to progress past the "Prerogative"-style songs and get a little deeper in his music. There was a time when Bobby really knew how to captivate an audience and I felt a little embarrassed for the man whose posters once covered my wall.
The song he performed, "Get Out the Way," is catchy at best, but the performance was a little all over the place. His voice was very cracky, and at one point, I was watching the performance with one eye open. I just hope the rest of the album has more of a mature style to it. And I want him to STOP it with the all leather outfits! I only say it cause I love him.
Check out a snippet of the interview and the performance.
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I stared my textbook, trying to make sense of what I saw on the slab in front of me. "It's nothing like the picture," I said to one of the anatomy professors. He smiled sympathetically. "No, it's not. They never are."
The text book was an ordered, idealised vision of anatomy - but reality proved haphazard and chaotic. When studying pharmacology, I was equally puzzled to learn that some drugs which produced startling cures in some patients had no effect in others. Throughout my training, it gradually dawned on me that this was the reality of medicine. I wanted to work in absolutes, but had to accept that when dealing with individuals, absolutism is impossible. It is this that has often prompted people to state that medicine is an art as much as a science.
The law, on the other hand, is different. It is created by man; when it doesn't work, we can change it. When it isn't clear, it can be clarified. It's this omnipotence that, when I was faced with the uncertainties of biomedicine, made me sometimes wish I'd become a lawyer instead of a doctor.
But of course, things aren't that straightforward. Last week, I watched and pondered the ethics as Debbie Purdy failed in her bid to clarify the law around assisted suicide. Purdy has multiple sclerosis and says she wants to make plans to travel to a Dignitas clinic in Switzerland where she could end her life legally if her disease becomes unbearable. What she was asking for was not a debate on physician-assisted suicide. Rather, she was asking for the High Court to give the assurance that her husband, Omar Puente, would not be prosecuted on his return to the UK if he helped her to go there.
The law is already very clear about the issue of suicide. In 1961, Parliament passed an act decriminalising it. But the second section of the legislation stated that anyone who "aids, abets, counsels or procures the suicide of another" is committing a crime. This resulted in a piece of unparalleled legislation, where it is illegal to assist someone in doing a legal act - and it is this that now haunts Debbie Purdy.
While families who have travelled to Switzerland in the past have been investigated, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has, to date, never prosecuted anyone. As the law is clear that aiding suicide is a crime - and yet no one is being prosecuted for it - it seems perfectly reasonable for Purdy to ask for details of how these decisions are made to ensure that her husband is also not prosecuted.
But what I suspect is, that no clarification can be given because it is a case of common sense prevailing over the constraints of law. It would be cruel and heartless to prosecute a family member who had just watched their loved one die and it would serve no benefit, either to the person who had died or society as a whole. Instead, the police satisfy themselves that there was no foul play and quietly extricate themselves. So in this sense, people are being allowed to break the law.
But if this were made explicit then it would be undermining the rule of law, so the DPP is not readily going to do this. The only alternative would be to change the law, making it legal for people to assist in another's suicide. This makes me profoundly uneasy, because such blanket legislation would be open to horrendous abuse. The law may be an ass at times, but in this instance I think it's working as well as it can.
The law needs to protect vulnerable people, so it must prohibit involvement in someone else's suicide in absolute terms. But those whose job it is to apply the law appreciate that there are situations when this should be waived. The law may state one thing, but in certain circumstances discretion is required - and this is quite right. There can be no absolutes because the law, like medicine, is dealing with individuals.
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Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel - Baltimore
300 South Charles Street - Baltimore1-877-662-6988
If you are looking for business-friendly hotels in Baltimore located near a metro station, check out Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel offering free Wi-Fi to all its guests.
Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner at this 3-star Baltimore hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit your taste. If you are visiting United States of America on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a sauna on site, so make the most of it! Why not go for a swim as this hotel features an indoor pool, a good way to unwind. Outfitted with a bar/lounge, you'll find the perfect place to have a drink. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide express check-out.
Planning a meeting? This hotel has conference rooms, as well as a 24-hour business center. Enjoy free newspapers in the lobby, where you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include gift shops/newsstands, dry cleaning/laundry, ATM/banking, concierge services and a computer station.
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- Breakfast fee: between USD 8.00 and USD 17.95 per person (approximately)
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Sheraton Inner Harbor Hotel, offering 337 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy 32-inch flat-screen televisions with pay movies. Corporate travelers will benefit from wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones during their Inner Harbor visit. A good night's sleep in supportive pillowtop mattresses with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their holiday or business trip.
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The German School, built in 1871, was used as the elementary school until 1955.
Today, the entire building is a museum. The Kinder (children's) Room houses antique toys, books, old school desks, German writings, blackboards, slates, and doll houses. The River Room holds a replica of an early pilot house, models of riverboats, river photos, instruments, and data about river boats.
The clock tower has been the recognizable symbol in the city of Hermann since the school was built. This German built clock has been running continuously since 1890.
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What Causes Seasons? (Resource Book Only) eBookGrade 1|Grade 2|Grade 3|Grade 4|Grade 5|Grade 6
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Project description, suggested topics, writing template, and directions for making a newspaper-based science book about seasonal changes caused by the position of the earth's axis as the earth orbits the sun
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