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Josh Stewart
By Sara Legarsky, OSU Media Relations
Not many players can say that they played college footballwith two first round NFL draft picks. However, Josh Stewart can always say that he learned from two of Oklahoma State's best.
Coming out of high school, the 5-foot-10, 178- pound inside receiver from Denton, Texas, had initially committed to play at Texas A&M. However, when the opportunity came to play at Oklahoma State, Stewart quickly switched schools and hasn't looked back.
He came to OSU just as quarterback Brandon Weeden and receiver Justin Blackmon were making a significant mark in college football. While both upperclassmen were setting season and career records as each game passed, they never forgot to help Stewart along the way.
Stewart credits the former quarterback with helping him grow as a player.
"Basically, Weeden taught me how to be more mature," Stewart said.
On the other hand, Blackmon not only helped him on the field, but he became a role model.
"Blackmon taught me as well. He was like a brother to me," Stewart said. "It was a great experience."
Overall, Stewart credits the two former Cowboy stars with helping him through his first season of collegiate football, something that can be tough for any incoming freshman.
"I got to learn so much from those guys," Stewart said. "It was a good thing for me. I mean, not many people get to learn from or get many tips from guys like them."
With all the mentoring from Weeden and Blackmon, Stewart was able to have a successful freshman campaign.
At season's end, he had recorded 19 receptions for 291 yards and a team leading 15.3 yards per catch (with receivers with 19 or more catches). He scored two touchdowns, one on a 66-yard pass play, OSU's second-longest pass play on the season, and the other when he recovered a fumble in the end zone on the kickoff.
Stewart was also utilized on special teams. As a freshman he had 13 kick returns for 261 yards, with his longest return going for 32 yards against Iowa State.
Stewart hopes to be a pivotal member of the team in 2012 and help pick up the slack left when Blackmon and his 122 receptions, 1,522 yards and 22 touchdowns from a season ago left for the NFL. That void is motivating Stewart to step up and take responsibility for his role on the team.
"I just need to work hard and do what I can to the best of my ability," he said "I need to do what I can for the team and not let anyone down."
Another challenge that Stewart will have to face this season is creating a relationship with his new quarterback. As true freshman Wes Lunt is handed the reigns of the offense, Stewart will be one of the receivers counted on to help him get adjusted To the offense and the speed of the game.
However, Stewart doesn't seem to think that Lunt is going to have trouble taking advantage of the rare situation that he is in.
"For him, it's a good experience, and he'll be ready," Stewart said.
He also doesn't believe that there will be any problem creating a relationship with his quarterback. Early on, he's noticed that he and Lunt will be able to work well together on the field.
"I've talked to him, and we've made connections and kind of read each other at practice," Stewart said. "We're on the same page so I think it's going to turn out well."
Entering this season, the daunting task of trying to replace the numbers that Weeden and Blackmon accumulated over the years can seem impossible for a young player and young team.
However, Stewart credits Weeden for why he isn't too concerned about the season.
"He helped me get ready for this moment," Stewart said.
Stewart has high hopes for this season, not only from himself but the team as well.
"Team- wise we're looking good," Stewart said. "Everybody's expecting a good season, and we believe that we're going to have a good season."
The team's success last season and the high expectations of this season aren't the only things Stewart is thankful for when it comes to playing with this squad.
He's gotten to learn from two of the best players in Oklahoma State history and apply those teachings on the field. However, these reasons aren't the only things that Stewart loves and looks forward to when it comes to playing with this team.
When asked about what it's like to play with long time friend, back-up quarterback J.W. Walsh, Stewart answers with a huge smile, "Great. I mean I can't even explain the feeling. We just keep playing the game together and having fun."


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Comments about Amana 18.67 Cu. Ft. Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - Black:
I have had this fridge for a month and could not be happier so far. It fit in my space and is so much more efficient and beautiful than my old white 11 year old one! I chose the bottom freezer as I am pushing 60 and felt it would be easier on my back. Could not be more happy with the design!
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So very happy we spent the extra money on this. We have only had it a week but I already can tell it will last us fir a long time. With 6 kids we need something sturdy and that will hold up. I love the freezer on the bottom with the basket. Helps with organization. The shelves in the door are large enough for 4 gallons jugs. Freeing up the main space for food.
Nice refrigerator for the price!
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I like our new refrigerator with the freezer in the bottom (easier to get to the refrigerated items). The only little problem is the crisper drawers that constantly hit the humidity control switches at the top of each drawer.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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This is the first large kitchen appliance I have purchased and I am so very happy by the way it is performing.
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Replaced my 30 year old top freezer fridge with the Amana bottom freezer fridge and I absolutely love it!
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Not as much space as we thought it had once we started putting groceries in it but for the size it's not too bad.
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Love the bottom freezer. It is so much easier for me to use than the top freezer. There is more overall space and I can align the shelves how I like them. One minor issue is that the crisper shelves pull all the way out too easily making for accidents when used by children. I would've liked a better surface for diminishing fingerprints. but overall - a great frig
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Divders in freezer compartment limit space for large items cannot be removed. No sliding shelves in refrigerator compartment . Had pervious Amana for fourteen years very happy with all features. Would have preferred Bisque color had to settle for stainless .
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We wanted American made and quality. I read the reviews and they helped but the price was great and now I have a beautiful addition to my kitchen. We eat a lot of veggies and now searching for them is incredibly easy and the settings keep them very fresh. The door has wide shelves to put gallon jugs on leaving even more room for the inside of fridge. Our house is small so we opted for this since it fits well, but it holds so much of our food and keeps it fresh. The freezer is large too and also very easy to retrieve our foods. The fridge is energy efficient, quiet and looks so good. I have no complaints and love to show off my beautiful addition.
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I bought this a month or so agao. happy with it so far. Freezer is nice. Dont like how the refrigerator door swings open very quickly
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Roller Brayer - Printing, Late 19th Century Reg. No: HT 14587
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- Roller for use using a hand press. The roller was used to thin the thick printing ink before it was applied to the type.
This was done on the top surface of a stone or on the stone surface of an inking table. ( A 'stone' could be made of iron too).
The upper flat surface of the stone held the thick printers' ink. An amount of ink was placed at the top or corner of the stone and was spread out across the stone, thinning it out. This was called 'braying'.
Originally, the braying was carried out using a muller, a flat bottomed wooden hand tool. - the muller is also referred to as a "brayer".
The flat-bottomed wooden brayer was eventually replaced by a roller.
When thinned out, ink balls or rollers were worked across the stone to pick up the ink and they were then worked across the type on the press in a dabbing or 'beating' motion to prepare it for printing.
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- Round roller attached to a metal bracket which is connected to a wooden handle. May have lead based ink residues present.
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Bristol 34/Tartan 34/Luders 33
I am looking to up-size (go figure) from my Bristol 29 for cruising with the family. Mostly coastal cruising on the east coast. Chesapeake bay up to maine and down to Florida. i have sort of zeroed in on the Bristol, Tartan and Allied Luders as being "classic" designs that are built really well and look good. Can you salty dogs (and the fresh water ones too) give me any info relative to these?
If you are on the Chesapeake I would rule out the Luders 33 which is a real dog in light air and is not very good in stronger winds. Both the Tartan and Bristol have more modern keel and rudder configurations offering lighter helm loads, better tracking and better light air performance.
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granted, this suggestion does not come w/o a certain bias..give some thought to a Sabre 34 w/ K/CB configuration. if you are a gunkholer, this shortened draft might come in handy a time or three. they are well made (as are your other choices and sail nicely on all points of sail).
my sis has a 34 and i have a 30 and enjoy sailing on the bay on hers or mine.
The TARTAN!
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I looked at Sabres, but they seem to be above my price point based on their age, I guess. Good lookin boats though! The Tartan really has my eye. I really like the large quarter berth to port, and the keel/centerboard configuration. Are there any particular problems associated with the Tartans that I should look for?
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Why Champion Social and Emotional Learning?: Because It Helps Students Build Character
It's not enough to simply fill students' brains with facts. A successful education demands that their character be developed as well. That's where social and emotional learning comes in. SEL is the process of helping students develop the skills to manage their emotions, resolve conflict nonviolently, and make responsible decisions.
Although family, community, and society are significant factors in fostering emotional intelligence and character development, educators must create a safe, supportive learning environment and integrate SEL into the curriculum.
Research shows that promoting social and emotional skills leads to reduced violence and aggression among children, higher academic achievement, and an improved ability to function in schools and in the workplace. Students who demonstrate respect for others and practice positive interactions, and whose respectful attitudes and productive communication skills are acknowledged and rewarded, are more likely to continue to demonstrate such behavior. Students who feel secure and respected can better apply themselves to learning. Students who are encouraged to practice the Golden Rule find it easier to thrive in educational environments and in the wider world.
In SEL, educators (and other students) coach children in conflict resolution and model how to negotiate, how to discuss differences in opinion without resorting to personal attacks, and how to accept others when their attitudes, beliefs, and values differ from one's own. SEL strives to educate children about the effects of harassment and bullying based on social standing, ethnic origin, or sexual orientation.
Teachers must lay the groundwork for successful SEL by establishing an environment of trust and respect in the classroom. Empathy is key. Before children can be expected to unite to achieve academic goals, they must be taught how to work together, and so it provides them with strategies and tools for cooperative learning.
Such learning, successfully incorporated into project learning and other teaching styles, is easily integrated into all subject areas and can be effectively assessed with rigorous, sophisticated rubrics. It also contributes to a productive classroom environment where students feel they can learn without concern for their emotional welfare. Return to our Social and Emotional Learning page to learn more.
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I couldn't agree more. Every teacher should be responsible for SEL. It is something that should be carried out throughout a students day, not just during guidance lessons. We are currently adding this and character ed. to our current building improvement plan.
I completely understand your frustration. As a middle school math teacher, I consider it my number one priority to make sure that students know how to communicate effectively with one another. One strategy that I use is to incorporate cooperative learning activities into my lessons on a regular basis. This allows students to continuously work on social growth. From my experience, you can certainly teach SEL and required content at the same time. It is our responsibility to do so.
Do you think that it would help to suggest some specific cooperative learning activities to teachers? They are really not that difficult to manage. Maybe you could even begin the activities during your class time, possibly by teaching students the structure of the activities themselves, and then teachers can pick up from where you left off. I don't know how realistic that suggestion is in your school district. Hopefully it helps.
I must say that this is my first time blogging and I am very inmpressed with this topics info. I am a secondary teacher working with all at risk kids in an alternative school and the main focus of my job is social and emotional learning mainly through the boys and girls town social skills. I plan on gaining much insight from fellow educators as well as giving any if needed.
I think SEL is the group effort to be done in the school. Its not the sole responsibility. It teaches children how to accept each other in spite of differences in individuals. This is not the bookish knowledge but the knowledge to be given to the kids for showing them how to live with others.
I agree but without the desire to value others in our society, bookish knowledge gets us nowhere in my opinion. Social and emotional tools are essential and should be started before kinder. It is the teacher's responsibility to pick up where the previous teacher left off. I think this is a crucial step in education.
I completely agree that SEL is something that must be taught starting in kindergarten by all classroom teachers. As a first grade teacher, I consider social and emotional learning to be just as important as academics. So much of my day is dedicated to showing my students how to solve problems and how to interact with one another. I feel that it's one of the most important things I can teach my students.
I do not think it is your sole responsibility or any counselor's responsibility to teach SEL. First we have the most and consistent interaction with the students and deal with the everyday issues in the classroom. It should be united work between a counselor and the teacher to enforce SEL in the classroom. Our counselor works at another school as well as our school. The times she is there, she usually has individual counseling sessions or there is a crisis in which she is involved in. She will try to schedule a monthly guidance session, but it usually ends up getting canceled. I would be more than willing to implement SEL. There are so many situations that occur daily, and I would love to be more educated how to create a more effective classroom. I was under the impression that in order for SEL to be effective, it had to be implemented 30-40 minutes daily. If there was a once a week lesson, I would love to do it!
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Cincinnati, OH
I am a seasoned teacher of thirty-plus years, and I agree whole-heartedly that we as educators should be concerned about teaching the whole child, not just the academics of the child. Over the years that I have taught, I have seen many changes in the curricular structure of education. That structure, unfortunately, has eliminated any type of social activity from the day-to-day schedule of students from kindergarten through twelfth grade. We no longer allow our children to be children. In most instances their school is like a 7:00 am to 3:00 pm job. They have a lunch (30 minutes), and they are back on task. Our elementary kids don't get recesses as they use to get, so they have a lot of unreleased energy that sometimes becomes explosive. Nap times have been taken. Lunches are given around 10:30 a.m with no definite snacks for later. We are pushing academics and not giving them any time to socialize with each other. Group activities may help, but too often we know that there is a dominant person there either by chose or by selection. When do we allow them to socialize. This is elementary level! High schoolers are in no better shape. If we are going to educate a generation that will be competent enough to govern our society in the future, we need to focus on the whole child, not the academic area only.
Thanks, Kelly, for the website for Developmental Designs.
I think that the full spectrum of education pre-K through twelfth can benefit from SEL because there are social and emotional attributes that must be developed at every age level, including before pre-K. These are human traits that as teachers we should already possess and should both model and teach them to our students as a part of our classroom tone and atmosphere.
I would greatly benefit from a SEL course. I teach 4th grade SLD and CD children in a small school with a lot of poverty surrounding it. I have 3 of my 9 students having behavior problems and their home life is horrible. I need to teach social skills because they do not get them at home. We have group counseling with the school counselor one day a week but that is not enough. I would love to do more in my classroom and I plan on exploring more. I wish our district would stress the importance of this.
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Director Roland Emmerich has revealed that two different versions of the Independence Day 2 script have been written.
One version features Will Smith's character Captain Steve Hillier, Emmerich explained during an interview with The Playlist, whereas the other does not. Emmerich then added that "it's looking good" for the version that does feature Smith.
Discussing progress on Independence Day 2 generally, Emmerich described it as "a daily battle... the budget, the schedules, the actors..." before saying more optimistically: "It's looking good."
In June of this year (2013) the long-awaited sequel was given an official release date: July 3, 2015. Shortly afterwards Emmerich said Smith would not be reprising his role from Independence Day because he is now "too expensive", but then last month (September) Emmerich revealed the situation had changed and Smith was now in talks to return.
Emmerich has already confirmed that Bill Pullman will be back as President Thomas J Whitmore and Jeff Goldblum will be returning as geeky computer expert David Levinson. The original film, released in 1996, followed a last-ditch effort to thwart an alien invasion taking place on July 4 – the day of America's annual Independence Day holiday.
Emmerich wrote the original Independence Day with Dean Devlin and the pair also collaborated on the scripts for the sequel, which have recently had a rewrite from James Vanderbilt (The Amazing Spider-Man, Zodiac).
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September 4, 2014 - What is a TEACH Grant? The TEACH Grant Program provides grants of up to $4,000 a year to students who are completing or plan to complete course work needed to begin a career in teaching. As a condition for receiving a TEACH Grant, you must sign a TEACH Grant Agreement to Serve in which you agree to (among other requirements) teach in a high-need field at an elementary school, secondary school, or educational service agency that serves students from low-income families for at least four complete academic years within eight years after completing (or ceasing enrollment in) the course of … Continue reading
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August 28, 2014 - MEMO TO: The Trinity Community FROM: Carlota Ocampo, Interim Provost RE: Labor Day Weekend at Trinity As we celebrate and honor Labor Day this weekend, please note that Trinity will not hold classes Sat, Aug 30 – Mon, Sep 1 (Saturday, Sunday, Monday). All offices, including Trinity's library, will be closed during this time. Classes will resume Tuesday morning, September 2. Classes that ordinarily meet on Saturdays or Mondays will have their first class meeting the following week (September 6 for Saturday classes, September 8 for Monday classes). Alumnae Hall will be open for brunch (from 11:30 am to … Continue reading
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August 28, 2014 - HSHPS Graduate Fellowship Training Program (GFTP) 2014 Fall PAID Opportunities U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs – Various Sites Application Deadline TODAY @5PM ESTSend entire packet to email@example.com with subject: APPLICANT'S FULL NAME – CLIN #Include the following materials: – Completed Application Document – Unofficial Transcripts – Most Updated Resume Lean more about these fellowship opportunities and apply today! Twitter| Facebook| LinkedIn Copyright © 2014 Hispanic-Serving Health Professions Schools, All rights reserved. You are receiving this newsletter because you have signed up to receive updates on HSHPS Our mailing address is: Hispanic-Serving Health Professions Schools 2639 Connecticut Ave., NW Suite #203 Washington, DC 20008 Add us … Continue reading
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The goal for Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference, which is entering its twelfth year, is to create a sense of community among writers. Our conference faculty includes fiction writers, poets, nonfiction writers, genre writers, and several who resist identification by genre. They will discuss a broad variety of writing topics in several different formats and combinations, from craft classes to panels. Moreover, each night of the conference will culminate in a reading by a few of our esteemed guests. We are especially excited for Pulitzer Prize-winning author Adam Johnson and New York Times Bestselling author Gail Tsukiyama to headline the opening night's reading! Ideally, the conference will feel like one long, energetic, provocative conversation. We encourage you to immerse yourself in the experience!
While participants pay registration fees, those cover only about half the cost of the conference; most of the balance comes from the Piper Center. To that end, we would like to thank the many Piper Friends, Supporters, and Fellows who have made a donation. Your support truly makes the difference.
When you register for the conference you'll have the option of choosing meals that will be provided on-site. We have options that will satisfy any carnivore, omnivore, or herbivore. If you did not choose a lunch option when you registered for DNRS, you can still purchase a lunch option here. Of course, you are always welcome to support one of the many local restaurants located within walking distance of ASU.
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Starting in 2015 the Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference will count towards Arizona Professional Development credit for Arizona educators. Attending all three days of the conference will earn 24 hours of Professional Development credit. Moreover, Arizona educators will receive discounted funding for the conference. The conference is a fantastic way to interact with writers, readers, and educators all while earning Professional Development credits! If you've already registered, but wish to receive Professional Development, click here.
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The Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing hosts the Desert Nights, Rising Stars Writers Conference in Arizona State University's historic quarter. The conference workshops, readings, and book signings will largely take place in the buildings near College Street and University Drive, on the north end of the main campus. The Piper Writers House and its grounds offer a vibrant, nurturing environment in which writers, faculty, students and community members exchange ideas and share an appreciation for literature and writing.
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A charming, involving first feature, Clandestine Childhood muscles its familiar coming-of-age material into something more vibrant and urgent than the usual. Through sharp editing and director Benjamín Ávila's moment-making brio, this '70s period piece charts a young boy's attempts to carve out something like a childhood despite being the son of wanted revolutionaries in the Argentina of General Jorge Rafael Videla, whose brutal government "disappeared" millions just like them. The film is obliged, then, to counterpoint its scenes of pubescent flowering, all delicate and affecting, with those of police-state paranoia: adults overheard in fierce consultations, a cold panic settling in when sirens sound in the street. So when Juan—the young lead played with wounded boyishness by Teo Gutiérrez Romero—is greeted by his teacher and schoolmates with a cheery "Happy birthday," he's even more mixed up about the attention than most kids would be. After all, he's pretending to be named Ernesto, and he has never looked at Ernesto's fake documents closely enough to know he even had a birthday. His family's enemy-of-the-state reality intrudes again and again on his growing up, most affectingly when the intensity of the first bleeds into the second, inspiring Juan to push too hard with a crush that he might not have time to let play out. Also commendable: Ávila's cutting to harsh, garish illustrations the few times the film gets violent. This fresh technique has an impact de rigueur movie mayhem has lost.
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I have to say that there's not much margin between most of his films for me. they're all up there as great works with little to chose in between them for me.
Kill Bill Vol 1
Inglorious Basterds
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Resovoir Dogs
Death Proof
is how I'd rank them. I haven't seen Jackie Brown yet, so can't rank that one. I'm intrigued to see where Django will fit in.
If so, then definitely check out The Castle and The Dish. I tried watching Ned Kelly the other night but the accents were shocking. Kenny is a funny film.
Little Fish
Dirty Deeds
The Hard Word
The Interview
Gettin' Square
Idiot Box
Animal Kingdom
The Square
He Died With A Felafel In His Hand
The Proposition
Suburban Mayhem
Some pre-1970 movies I enjoy:
How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying (it has some songs but is pretty damn good)
Anything with Jerry Lewis
There are some great Elvis movies - there are some shockers too, but it's all a matter of taste.
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
Sweet Bird Of Youth
I was watching a snippet of Daredevil the other night - as bad as I remembered it - and it stood out to me how very poor an actress Jennifer Garner is. It's just in a movie like Daredevil, you don't notice so much since everyone seems to be competing for Razzies. How Affleck came back from that, I'll never know.
Cat on a hot tin Roof is in my list.And i have already seen Bullitt,i love Steve McQueen, i watched all the great movies he was in. Papillon is my favorite.Also i'm a big fan of Jerry Lewis the guy was hilarious


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Tomorrow, the New York International Fringe Festival launches its annual two-week multi-arts extravaganza, with more than 200 theater and dance companies from all over the world. As usual, there are plenty of Jewish-related highlights, including a Yiddish-language theatrical adaptation of I.L. Peretz's A Gilgl Fun a Nigun, a musical comedy/tragedy about children's television in Gaza, and a play about a friendship between two girls, one black, the other Jewish, in post-apartheid South Africa, written by the granddaughter of Mandela's great defense attorney, Israel Maisels.
One offering that caught our eye (or, rather, ear) is Feed the Monster, Stephanie Ehrlich's one-woman musical about an Orthodox Jew from Brooklyn who, in the 1960s, launches a career as a rock star with this funky hit:
Ehrlich is also a formerly Orthodox Jew from Brooklyn, though, according to her, the similarities stop there. We tracked her down to find out more about the play.
Feed the Monster is a musical, one-woman show. Is it cabaret-style, or is there a narrative?
Oh, there's definitely a story. It's about this aging rocker, Rita Emerson, circa 1985, and she's looking back at her heyday in the Sixties. She's a nice Jewish girl, grew up in an Orthodox family in Brooklyn, and then became a rock star overnight. Then her star falls, and she's trying to get it back, and she does get it back. She ends up back in Brooklyn, becoming a Jewish gospel singer.
How did this play come about?
I started to sing around 39. I saw my 40th birthday coming, and I thought, "Oh my god, I have to do something. I want to be a rock star! But I can't be a rock star." So I wrote a show about being a rock star.
You grew up in an Orthodox family, in the Syrian Jewish community in Brooklyn. Did you like singing back then?
I went to yeshiva, and I didn't think of this consciously until recently, but there was this hippy-dippy music teacher who was so different from all the other teachers. Most teachers were male, rabbis. All the women teachers were very religious. They wore wigs, and were all covered up. But this woman was wearing jeans and madras shirts, and at least had the appearance of being braless—this was the early Seventies. She had us singing Joni Mitchell, The Band: I remember singing, "paved paradise, put up a parking lot." I have very clear memories of singing these songs with all the yeshiva kids. I think she must've made a very strong impression on me.
What does Rita wear as a Jewish gospel singer?
She's wearing sort of a choir robe. It's blue and silver. What I had in my mind is what the Kohens, the high priests, wore, that was my original thinking, like a Kohen prayer apron. But when she turns around, on the back, there's a hamsa with a Magen David on it in rhinestone, so it's fabulous. I'm going to do a full turn-around at the end—very Neil Diamond in Coming to America, very Jazz Singer.
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I sit on a wool blanket in the car & travel with a birth kit! Little bugger was at zero station on Monday, I feel like I should wear a safety net around my crotch !
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Hello, I have been waiting for the birth of my child to relate my RRL Tea Labor Story...
I was taking the tea off & on up to 33 weeks when I had to spend the night in the hospital with contractions. (prob. due to a fender bender the day B4)
So, Feb 14 (4 days past my due date) I woke up at 5am w/contractions 5 min. apart & went back to sleep. Woke up, still 5 min apart, drank a very strong large mug of RRL tea infusion. I let it steep 30 min. Spent the rest of the day @ 5 min apart but totally bearable. Drank another strong infusion later in the afternoon. Around 4:30/5 I went from 5 min apart to crazy strong contractions on top of each other! 30 min tough drive to the hospital, got there @ 7/8cm. full transition & Kaia was born 60 min later... I even had to wait for the MD to get there to push (she would have been born sooner) I think I pushed for 5 min? Anyway, with my first child we had quite the extended labor so I was looking for anything to help! I kept calling it my secret weapon! & I think it really made the difference.
Warning: It can really speed things up, so if you have a long ride to your birthing location, watch out! Also, I skipped alot of the midlabor pains. so, I went from "ok I can handle each of these" to the full blown end of labor pain, nothing inbetween to get me used to the worst pain. Thank goodness for our Bradley classes!
Anyway I wanted to share how it seemed to work for me.
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Haven't read the whole thread yet, but wanted to ask -- I'm in Toronto, Ontario. Are there any other Canuck ladies here who have bought online in Canada? Or who have a store recommendation? I currently get TM Organic RRL as well as another brand (don't remember the name... the boxes have green and yellow on them, and a painting/drawing of the plant) for nettle and dandelion leaf, at Loblaws, but they seem sooooo pricey.
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I was wondering....I am due on Sunday, my Dd's were both right on time, so I wouldn't be surprised if this one was too...
Anyhow, I made a strong brew (I think) in a liter jar with 3 bags of nettles & 3 bags of RRL (Yogi Tea.) I let it brew overnight, actually, the bags are still in there 24 hrs later. I had one cup this AM & another just now. Is this really a strong brew? I'm feeling kind of heavy, a tad crampy (but hey, I'm 2 days shy of 40 wks!) & I had a second bm this afternoon which is really not like me...I'm a morning only kind of gal .
I wouldn't mind having this babe tomorrow, it's Dp's b-day & he would love it! I know, I know, a babe comes when it's ready...
Cervically speaking, I'm ripe , now at 4cm, 90% & zero station. I wonder if this brew will do anything??? Ya think??
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Exhibition looks at Jimi Hendrix's London years
He began gigging immediately - a list of his British shows in the exhibition has scores of entries, from pubs to provincial working men's clubs to the vast Isle of Wight rock festival. In 1967 he released the acclaimed album "Are You Experienced?" and soon was touring internationally, gaining fame for his innovative, heavily distorted guitar style.
"He was an absolute revelation to everyone here," Wyatt said. "It was like an earthquake rumbling through the music scene."
"I think for Hendrix London was much more open - in America he was too white for black music and too black for white music. Here there was a burgeoning blues scene that wasn't that categorized."
The Hendrix exhibition, which runs to Nov. 7, is a bit of a shock next to the muted gray walls, oil paintings and harpsichords of the rooms devoted to Handel's life.
Among the exhibits are the Gibson Flying V guitar that Hendrix played at the Isle of Wight festival in August 1970, handwritten lyrics and a splendid orange velvet jacket and black Westerner hat.
There is also a copy of Hendrix's death certificate. He died in a London hotel on Sept. 18, 1970, aged 27. The certificate gives the archetypally rock 'n' roll causes as "inhalation of vomit" and barbiturate intoxication.
Wyatt said some of the museum's supporters were skeptical at first about the Hendrix display. But he is struck by the similarities between the two musicians.
"They were both great improvisers," he said - Handel on harpsichord, Hendrix on guitar.
He said that on the occasional past openings of Hendrix's apartment, the guitarist's fans have sometimes stayed to listen and learn about Handel.
"We're hoping the exhibition will open the road the other way."
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LONDON (AFP) - Former British prime minister Tony Blair admitted on Tuesday that the situation in Iraq is "not nearly" what he hoped it would be when Britain joined the United States-led invasion to depose Saddam Hussein ten years ago.
He said he had made the best of an "ugly" choice between taking action against the Iraqi dictator in 2003 or running the risk that Hussein would launch chemical and biological attacks against his own people or the outside world.
"There are actually significant improvements in many parts of the country for the people, but I agree with you, it's not nearly what it should be," the former Labour leader told the BBC in an interview marking ten years since the invasion.
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07.05.07 - By Michael Montero: It was the fight to save boxing. It was the event that the entire sports world was going to be buzzing about over the summer. It was Mayweathers big chance to gain mainstream acceptance, build his legend, and prove his greatness
It ended up being none of those things. I scored the De La Hoya-Mayweather bout 116-113 for the pretty boy (7 rounds for Floyd, 4 rounds for Oscar, 1 round even); with each man clearly winning 3 rounds, the other rounds being close, competitive and difficult to score. I felt the golden boy won the first half of the fight, then fatigue set in and Mayweather took over. Oscar rarely jabbed, but when he did he was highly effective and backed the challenger up. The HBO commentators were puzzled as to why De La Hoya stopped jabbing but it was obvious to me the man is finished as a world class fighter. After the fight the east LA native told Larry Merchant that he wasnt sure why, but he just couldnt get his jab off. When you hear fighters talk this way, its usually a clear indication that its time for them to hang up the gloves. Oscar is no exception to this rule.
Now on to Floyd. Lets be totally honest here the Grand Rapids, Michigan native did enough to win the fight, but this was hardly domination. The reality is that he beat a full-time promoter/celebrity/family man, part-time fighter, who is years past his prime and nowhere near anybodys current pound for pound list (in fact he was ranked by RING Magazine as only the #5 Junior Middleweight at the time of the fight). Lets not forget that this was only De La Hoyas second fight in almost three years; and he was just 2-2 in his last four bouts coming into Saturdays event. After all of Mayweathers talk about how he was going to brutally beat his opponent, how it was going to be a massacre, how he was going to go toe to toe and dominate he played it safe and pot-shoted his way to a relatively unexciting victory. This was hardly the kind of event thats going to end up on HBOs Legendary Nights series. Im not trying to take anything away from Floyds accomplishment; Im just stating the facts.
Dont get me wrong, Floyd Mayweather is certainly one of the best prize fighters in the world and one of the finest ring technicians to come along in the past 10-15 years; but hes not an all-time great, at least not yet. Since leaving the Lightweight division (135 pounds) in late 2003, hes carefully chosen past-prime name opponents and B-rate contenders. He called out Oscar De La Hoya for a reason; he knew that in the golden boy he was getting the biggest reward possible with only a limited risk. Theres nothing wrong with that at all if youre a humble young fighter trying to make yourself rich and gain worldwide acceptance; but there is a problem with that if youre constantly calling yourself the best fighter in the history of boxing. There are fighters like Ricky Hatton at 140 and Miguel Cotto/Antonio Margarito at 147 that are the true challenges boxing fans want to see Floyd take. Cotto takes on Zab Judah next month; Margarito faces tough mandatory challenger Paul Williams in July. There is talk that should they both be successful in their summer bouts they will face each other by years end. The winner of that match becomes the legitimate Welterweight champion in my opinion, and the toughest challenge out there for Floyd to take. Who wouldnt want to see that fight?! Imagine a super bout between two undefeated champions, Cotto and Mayweather, next year in New York around the Puerto Rican Day Parade. That is the kind of challenge that I want to see Mayweather take before I call him the best in the world, the best of his era, one of the greatest ever. Until then, hell simply be among the best in the world in my opinion.
Do I hold Floyd to higher standards? Yes. Am I tough on him? Certainly. Why you ask? Because of his own actions (or lack there of) and words. As stated earlier, Floyd calls himself the greatest fighter to ever put on gloves just watch HBOs 24/7 series if you dont believe me. Youll hear him mention his name along with greats like Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali. Im sorry, but when you make claims like that you simply must back it up in the ring. Floyd states that he is going to retire now after the greatest achievement of his boxing career. If this is true, his record of 38-0, while certainly Canastota worthy, is nowhere near the stuff of legends. His resume has one hall of fame name on it (De La Hoya); and at the time they fought his opponent was well past his prime and hadnt beat a world class opponent in years. On top of that, Mayweather never unified belts at any weight and dodged tough mandatories like Joel Casamayor and little but bad Stevie Johnston. And while he did establish himself as the man at 130 and 135, he never fought the best at 140, 147 or 154. For all his talk of dominance and brilliance, Floyd has only one dominant win over a top-rated fighter in their prime: his knockout win over Diego Corrales in 2001 at 130 pounds. Think about it my fellow boxing lovers does this sound like the resume of the best fighter of this generation, let alone the best ever?
For the record, I dont even think Mayweather is the best pound for pound fighter today that title belongs to Manny Pacquiao in my opinion. If Hopkins beats Winky Wright in July, he would then deserve that distinction. If Wright beats Hopkins, then takes on and defeats Joe Calzaghe, youd have to give him the nod. One could argue that Rafael Marquez may be higher on the list than Floyd (or at least very close) after his dominant win over Israel Vasquez. If Juan Manuel Marquez ever gets a rematch with Pacquiao and beats him, youd have to give him a higher ranking than Floyd Jr. as well. The difference between Floyd Mayweather and the fighters Ive listed above is that they consistently face the best; and whether they win or lose, they are competitive and always come to fight. Only until the pretty boy takes on the likes of Hatton, Cotto and Margarito will he deservingly be ranked higher than the fighters listed above. I dont care if he wins or loses those fights; as long as he takes them and is competitive hell get his due respect (and the adoration he so desperately yearns for).
Ray Robinson? Muhammad Ali? Please! Sugar Ray Leonard? Roberto Duran? Nope. Marvin Haglar? Thomas Hearns? Not there either. Pernell Whitaker? Julio Cesear Chavez? Still no contest. Simply put there are more than a few fighters in the past 30 years alone that Id favor over Mayweather. No, hes not the best ever, not even the best of his time. Guys like Sugar Shane Mosley, Roy Jones Junior, Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield, the aforementioned Hopkins - even De La Hoya, all have better resumes than Floyd. And theres little doubt in my mind that by the time they retire guys like Pacquiao and the Marquez brothers will all have resumes that blow the pretty boys away as well.
The time is now Mr. Mayweather the world is in your hands. You just defeated the most popular fighter since Leonard in front of millions. Now is your chance to seriously prove to the knowledgeable boxing fan base that you are indeed one of the greatest ever. You can demand whatever money you want and nobody will argue. You can fight the Cottos, Margaritos and Hattons of the world and control every negotiation simply because you hold a win over the golden boy. If you want to retire and enjoy your riches there is certainly no shame in that; but calling yourself the best ever with all seriousness is just ridiculous - nobody is buying it. The most talented of your time? Probably. But the best fighter of your time? No.
A note on Max Kellermans closing comments after Saturdays fight. Max called Mayweathers win a virtuoso performance. I respectfully disagree with my wide-eyed friend (by the way, I dont think Ive ever seen Max blink, seriously). While Floyd clearly won the fight, I just cant call this a virtuoso performance. When I think virtuoso, I think Calzaghe-Lacy, I think Wright-Trinidad, and I think Mayweather-Gatti. In other words, dominating every minute of every round; not merely controlling portions of rounds and doing just enough to win. Maxy boy, your bias is hard to ignore.
And one last note on Jim Lampleys closing comments. In my opinion, Jim correctly stated that boxing is superior to mixed martial arts. I totally agree that there is nothing in MMA (including the UFC) within light years of the skill and athleticism that is commonly displayed in boxing. While the absolute best of MMA may be able to compete with boxing; on average boxers have far more skill, technique, athleticism and talent by far. There is just no comparison. The UFC is brilliantly packaged and marketed; but knowledgeable fight fans can clearly see that boxing is in a higher class all the way around. Its a shame that MMA gets more media attention if only the powers that be in professional boxing would take note of what the UFC does and see the light.
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