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Women's Studies Faculty
Core Faculty:
DIAZ DE SABATES, GABRIELA, Assistant Professor of Women's Studies.
BS 1989, University of Buenos Aires; MA 1994, Harvard University.
Research interests: gender, ethnicity and race; Latinas' cultural and gender identity, academic achievement and oral stories.
DICKINSON, TORRY, Professor of Women's Studies.
BA 1975, Livingston College, Rutgers University; MA 1977, PhD 1983, State University of New York, Binghamton.
Research interests: global sociology of women; women and work; women and public policy.
HUBLER, ANGELA, Associate Professor of Women's Studies.
BA 1985, College of Wooster; MA 1986, PhD 1992, Duke University.
Research interests: Marxism, Feminism, Literature, and Girls' Studies.
JANETTE, MICHELE, Department Head, Women's Studies & Professor of English.
BA 1988, MA 1991, MPhil 1993, PhD 1997, Yale University.
Research interests: Vietnamese American Literature and film; Asian American literature; cultural studies; film.
PADILLA CARROLL, VALERIE, Assistant Professor of Women's Studies.
BA 1994, University of Texas at San Antonio; MA 1997, PhD 2005, St. Louis University.
Research interests: Intersections of gender, race/ethnicity and class, environmental justice and environmentalism, gender and popular culture.
SARMIENTO, TOM, Visiting Lecturer of Women's Studies.
BA, BS 2005, University of California, San Diego; PhD 2014, University of Minnesota, American Studies, Minor in Feminist and Critical Studies.
Research interests: feminist and queer of color theories; Filipina/o/American literature and cultural studies; Critical Midwestern Studies; Asian American Studies; cultures of US imperialism.
2008. M.A., Texas Woman's University, Women's Studies, 2005; PhD, SUNY Binghamton, Philosophy, 2008, Graduate Certificate in Feminist Theory. Research interests: Global sexual identities, African cultures and philosophy, colonialism and post-colonial theories, critical race theory.
Affiliated Faculty:
ANTONIOLI, KATHLEEN, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. PhD Romance Studies, Duke University. Research Interests: Modern French literature, literary history, the sociology of literature, theories of modernism, women's writing, feminist theory, Québec literature and theories of francophone literature.
BAIRD, CHARDIE, Associate Professor of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work. BS 1996, Sociology, College of Charleston; MS 2000, Sociology, Florida State University; PhD 2005, Sociology, Florida State University. Research interests: Youth and the Life course, gender and work; work and the family.
BHATTACHARYA, KAKALI, Associate Professor of Educational Leadership. BS 1995, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada; MS 2000, Southern Illinois University of Carbondale, IL; PhD 2005, University of Georgia, Athens. Research interests: De/colonizing epistemologies, social and organizational context of transnational education and gender, qualitative inquiry, social foundation of higher education in the U.S., gender, race and ethnic studies in education, technology-integrated learning and social environments.
BREEN, LOUISE, Associate Professor of History. PhD 1993, University of Connecticut. Research interests: Colonial American History, Puritanism, American Revolution.
BRIMHALL, TRACI, Assistant Professor of English. BA 2003, Florida State University; MFA 2008, Sarah Lawrence College; PhD 2014 Western Michigan University. Research Interests: 20th-century American Women poets working in hybrid forms; creative writing.
BORELLO, LISA, Project Coordinator, Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Applied Wheat Genomics. BA 1999, Penn State University; MA 2006, Georgia State University; MS 2009, Georgia Institute of Technology; PhD 2013, Georgia Institute of Technology. Research Interests: biomedical technology; gender and science & technology; gender, health and medicine; culture and obesity; participation of underrepresented groups in STEM.
CHRONISTER, NECIA, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. BA, 2003, University of Oklahoma Honors College; MA 2006, Washington University in St. Louis; PhD 2011, Washington State University in St. Louis. Research interests: 20th and 21st century literature, film and popular culture with an emphasis on literature and film post-1989; German women's writing; gender and queer theory; feminist theory and methodology; multicultural studies; memory studies.
COOPER, CORA, Professor of Music. BM 1978, University of Vermont; MM 1982, Eastman School of Music; DM 1992, Florida State University. Research interests: Violin music by women composers.
DEPAOLI, MARÍA TERESA, Associate Professor of Spanish, Modern Languages. PhD 2001, Purdue University.
DINKEL, JANICE, Associate Professor and Director of Social Work. BSW 1976, MSW 1978, University of Kansas.
DODD, ELIZABETH C., Professor of English. BA 1983, Ohio University; MFA 1986, PhD 1989, Indiana University. Research interests: 20th-century American and British women writers; creative writing.
EARLES, BEVERLEY, Associate Director of English Language Program. DipTESL 1979, PhD 1989, Victoria University Wellington, New Zealand.
FALCONE, JESSICA, Associate Professor of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work. MA in Development Anthropology from George Washington University; PhD 2010 in Sociocultural Anthropology, Cornell University.
FIALDINI ZAMBRANO, ROSSANA, Visiting Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. MA 2006, McGill University, PhD 2012, McGill Univeristy, Montreal Canada. Research interests: Contemporary Spanish Theatre, particularly women playwrights, interested in beginning a mega project focused on Contemporary Spanish Theatre and its role as an active dialogist to Contemporary social problematic, with special attention on issues related to gender violence, gender discrimination and gender identity constructions
FINE, LEIGH, Assistant Professor of Leadership Studies. BS 2005, Kansas State University; MA 2007, University of Delaware; MA 2008, The Ohio State University; PhD 2012, The Ohio State University.
FRANCHITTI, ABBY, Curriculum and Assessment Director of English Language Program. BA 1968, New York State University College at New Paltz; MA 1971, University of Tours, France; PhD 2006, University of Tours, France. Research interests: Women's Suffrage and anti-suffrage movements.
FRITCH, MELIA ERIN, Assistant Professor of Undergraduate and Community Services Hale Library. BA 2000, Chadron State College; MA 2004, Kansas State University, MLS 2010, Emporia State University.
GONZÁLEZ, TANYA, Associate Professor of English. BA 1995, Scripps College; MA 2000, PhD 2004, University of California Riverside. Research interests: Chicana and U.S. Latina literature and popular culture.
GOTT, TRISHA, Assistant Director for Service-Learning of School of Leadership Studies. BA 2007, Kansas State University; MS 2011, Kansas State University.
HEDRICK, DONALD K., Professor of English. BA 1969, University of Kansas; MA 1972, PhD 1974, Cornell University. Research interests: Shakespeare and the Renaissance cultural studies; theories of language, gender, sociolinguistics; feminist criticism; film and popular culture.
JANKE, RHONDA R., Professor of Hort., Forestry, and Recreation Resources, Ext. Spec., Sustainable Cropping Systems. BS 1980, Kansas State University; MS 1984, PhD 1987, Cornell University.
KANOST, LAURA, Associate Professor of Spanish. BA 2001, Kansas State University; MA 2003, PhD 2007, University of Kansas. Research interests: Disability studies, women writers, translation, and service learning
KARLIN, KATHERINE, Associate Professor of English. MFA 2004, University of Pittsburgh, PhD 2009, University of Southern California.
KNOBLAUCH, ABBY, Associate Professor of English. PhD 2008, University of New Hampshire. Research interests: The intersection of gender languague, and power; maverick rhetorics; and teacher development.
KURTZ, DONALD, Associate Professor of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work. BSW 1997, Washburn University; MSW 1999, University of Kansas; PhD 2006, Kansas State University.
LEADER-PICONE, CAMERON, Assistant Professor of English. BA 2003, Yale University; MA 2006, PhD 2009, Harvard University.
LEHEW, MELODY. Associate Professor of Apparel, Textiles, and Interior Design. BS in Textiles and Clothing, The Ohio State University, 1986. MS in Textiles and Clothing, The Ohio State University, 1989. PhD. in Retail and Consumer Sciences, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, 1996.
LONGMUIR, ANNE, Associate Professor and Coordinator of Instructional Technology of English. MA 1996, PhD 2003, University of Edinburgh.
LULY, SARA, Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. BA 2002, State University of New York; MA 2004, Michigan State University, PhD 2011, The Ohio State University.
MATLOCK, WENDY, Associate Professor of English. PhD 2003, Ohio State University. Research interests: medival studies and renaissance literature and humanities, British literature, and women in literature; the cultural significance of Middle English debate poems from the thirteenth through fifteenth centuries.
MCCREA, HEATHER, Associate Professor of History. PhD, Stony Brook University, 2002. Research interests: Colonial and Modern Mexico; Peasant and Indigenous Studies; History of Public Health, Medicine and Disease, and Environmental History
MILLÁN, ISABEL, Assistant Professor in American Ethnic Studies. BA 2004, University of California, Santa Barbara; MA 2007, San Francisco State University; PhD 2013 University of Michigan. Research Interests: Chicana/o, Latina/o, and Latin American Studies; critical race, transnational feminist, and queer theories; children's literature, television, film and comics; new media/digital technologies and digital literacies; science fiction and fantasy.
MUTURI, NANCY, Associate Professor of Journalism and Mass Communications. BA 1989, MA 1998, University of Iowa; PhD 2002, University of South Carolina. Research interests: Gender and health communication with a focus on HIV/AIDS prevention, communication & social change.
NEL, PHILIP W., Professor of English. BA 1992, University of Rochester; MA 1993, PhD 1997, Vanderbilt University.
NELSON, BONNIE A., Associate Professor of English. BA 1965, City College of New York; MAT 1967, City University of New York; PhD 1981, Pennsylvania State University. Research interests: Feminism and the Enlightenment; Restoration.
PAKASTE, MERVI, Associate Professor of Art. MFA 2004, Penn State University; BFA 2000, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania.
ROSHANRAVAN, SHIREEN, Associate Professor of American Ethnic Studies. BA 2000, Southwestern University; MA 2002, PhD 2007, Binghamton University. Research interests: Feminist of color theory, and critical race theory.
SHAPKINA, NADIA, Assistant Professor of Sociology. MA, Saratov State Technical University (Russia); PhD 2008, Georgia State University.
SPEARS, JACQUELINE, Interim Associate Dean for Academic and Research Programs, Olathe. BS 1969, MS 1972, PhD 1988, Kansas State University. Research interests: contextual issues in education, focus on gender, rurality and ethnicity.
TATONETTI, LISA, Professor of English. PhD 2001, Ohio State University. Research interests: cultural studies, ethnic literature (Native American) and women's studies.
THURSTON, LINDA P, Assistant Dean and Professor of Education. BS 1967, Baker University; MS 1975, University of Texas; PhD 1977, University of Kansas. Research interests: low-income families; rural issues; parent training, single parent families.
TOLAR, MARY H., Director & Assistant Professor of School of Leadership Studies. BA Kansas State University, M Litt Oxford Univerisity, EdD Kansas State University. Research interests: art and practice of civic leadership development, women's pathways to public service leadership, undergraduate leadership development through applied learning.
VALENZUELA, NORMA, Visiting Instructor for American Ethnic Studies. BUS 1997, University of New Mexico; Albuquerque, MA 2004 and PhD 2011, Arizona State University. Research interests: Intersections of race/ethnicity, class and gender in
VELLENGA, JENNIFER, Associate Professor and Program Director, School of Music, Theater, Dance. BFA, Acting, University of Miami; MFA, Directing, Ohio University.
WHEATLEY, ALISON E., Associate Professor of English, Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences. AB 1974, Barnard College; MA 1980, PhD 1994, University of Virginia.
WOOD, NAOMI, Professor of English. PhD 1991, Duke University. Research interests: children's literature; Victorian studies; gender and feminist theory.
YELICH BINIECKI, SUSAN, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership.
ZSCHOCHE, SUE, Associate Professor of History. BA 1970, Emporia State University; MA 1974, East Texas State; PhD 1984, University of Kansas. Research interests: American women's history; history of female reform in the Progressive period; history of domestic violence.


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PREPS: CIF boys volleyball and swimming previews
When: Saturday
Where: At Cathedral Catholic HS
Admission: Adults $9, students-seniors $6
Internet: KBCRadio.com
Time: 5 p.m.
No. 1 Poway (28-6) vs. No. 3 La Costa Canyon (21-7)
At a glance: Poway is looking to end its title drought. The last Titans' championship came in 1999 when coach Charlie Jackson played for Poway. ... La Costa Canyon is the two-time defending champion, but the Mavericks have dominated the sport in the last 13 seasons with 11 title matches and 10 championships. ... Poway downed Otay Ranch 25-22, 23-25, 25-16, 25-17 in the semifinals while La Costa Canyon outlasted No. 2 Carlsbad 20-25, 19-25, 25-23, 25-17, 17-15 in the other semifinal. ... OH Scott Hartley paced LCC with 20 kills while OH Cory Wagner had 17 kills, S Kendall Partie added 10 and MB Chris Morris chipped in with nine kills as the Mavs forged a 59-41 edge in kills against Carlsbad. ... Poway was led by OH Mike Gervasoni's 18 kills while MB Nik Lane had nine blocks. OH Danny Woodley is one of the Titans' biggest weapons.
Time: 3 p.m.
No. 1 Mt. Carmel (29-3) vs. No. 2 Grossmont (33-3)
At a glance: In its 11th section title-game appearance, Mt. Carmel is going for a third consecutive section championship against a third different team. The Sundevils beat Scripps Ranch and Valhalla the last two years. ... The Sundevils are going for their sixth section title since 1996. ... Mt. Carmel swept Valhalla by a 25-13, 25-18, 25-15 score in Tuesday's semifinals behind 13 kills and five aces by OH Nick England. S Connor Mortland triggers the offense. He had 38 assists in the semifinals. Mt. Carmel also has MB Jamie Ferguson up front at the net. ... Grossmont downed Westview 25-15, 25-19, 25-15 in the other semifinal. ... Grossmont's last section title was in 1997.
Time: 1 p.m.
No. 1 Cathedral Catholic (22-10) vs. No. 2 La Jolla (25-13)
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Time: 11 a.m.
No. 1 Parker (19-6) vs. No. 2 Santa Fe Christian (20-3)
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Only 3 of us would ride Eagle Canyon it was decided. Myself, Bruce and DK. Bruce and I would pair up and DK would ride about 1 hour behind us solo. Tony, John and Jody would take another route and meet us that evening in Richfield. Or so we thought. Eagle Canyon is long, and once your in, your in, so if you go, make sure you have enough fuel. Sand is the buzzword in here. Sandy but fun ! Pay attention to your GPS too as navigation can be tricky. Glad I was on my 610
OK in we go !
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I just cant imagine the fellas who rode this in July or August. Forget it
Mr.ISDE was far enough ahead of me to get this shot of me climbing the staircase. Flipin fun I tell ya....on the right bike of course
From below. He who hesitates, is destined to try again
Like I said, the temps were fantastic for us. Mid to upper 70's mid day. But this place just screams " one mistake and I'll kill you in mid summer suka"
This was cool. You can see us ride through in the upcoming Utah vid
Here you can see my POV1 mounted on my helmet. I like BigDogs helmet mount better, my way you see the visor in the footage. Me no likey.
Bruce and I take it in, Solitude unmatched...for now anyway
Now after a while you drop into this wash. A small cut, about 100' wide on average. No way out, your in the cut, and it curves back and forth for miles. When Bruce and I come around a cornor, standing there is a black Mustang. Very cool. Our 1st of many wild horse sightings to come. I did capture it on my POV1 and you can also see it on the vid. But many more to come in Nevada.
So anyway, the wild horse is running like a raped ape in front of me but cannot get out of the cut ! Finally it opens a bit and he runs up this very steep wall. We stopped and snapped this photo. He was going like a banshee !
ok this was interesting. After emerging from the wash and around Justen Flats we began to see these boulders everywhere. Weird and cool.
Getting close to Richfield now
And we arrive around 1600. Like an oasis this town was. Mormans keep it nice, neat and green ! We setup camp at the Best Western for the night. It was our last night in Utah.
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CTN-X: A Student's Perspective
CTNX is for the young and hungry, boasting a crowd of current students and the recently graduated, who are looking at an angle into their beloved, but notoriously tough, contemporary animation industry. There's no doubt the event will keep on drawing in professionals, studios, and students, but it remains to be seen whether it can live up to high expectations. Seeing young talent engage with their idols, and feeling their way into a field they are clearly passionate about, is where CTN truly shines.


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Gwynn, '98 Padres remember special year
Tino Martinez redirected the next pitch for a grand slam. The Yankees went on to sweep the series.
"I'm not taking anything away from them. They were the best team I played against," Gwynn said. "But maybe a call like that changes the whole series, I don't know."
What Gwynn does know is that 1998 was a year unlike any other.
"More than any other year, that team, this community, we were all in it together," he said. "Unfortunately, we didn't close the deal, but I think a lot of us think fondly about that year because it was one of those years that only come around once every 20 or 30."


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I wish I could kick Matt Dragon in the balls. In his Dragonballz.
Originally Posted by NittanyNut I don't think I have ever heard of that.... That would be horrible considering the 365 days of backbreaking work they have put into getting that far.... Well, I guess it happened this year with LeBlanc not making weight the last day. I understand he forfeited all the team points he won and I think they were even docked a point. What a bummer for him and Wyoming! I hope he had a good excuse!!
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While chef Celina Tio forced the judges on The Next Iron Chef to like her cooking, she ultimately couldn't make them fall in love. And so she was eliminated in the seduction-themed episode that aired last night.
In the reality cooking show equivalent of "it's not you, it's me," host Alton Brown informed her that she had cooked her best, but two other chefs had been better.
Secret Ingredient Challenge: Liquor. There's a lot at stake in the penultimate episode: Two chefs are going home and the other two advance to Kitchen Stadium for the show's finale. With the theme of seduction, get ready for lots of uncomfortable jokes and chefs talking about ingredients like their girlfriends.
First up, the cheftestants have to make a signature cocktail and tasty bar snack in 30 minutes.
"I'm a chef. I'm not a mixologist. But being an Iron Chef is all about trying new things," says chef Tio.
All four chefs appear to be flustered by this challenge, which will be judged by mixologist Charlotte Voisey.
"This is the seduction challenge, so I'm glad I'm not just cooking for Canora and Chef Tsai," says chef Marc Forgione.
Chef Tio makes an English Summer cocktail (gin, elderflower, and an orange-thyme simple syrup) served with oysters on the half shell topped with lime, jalapeno and salted radish. It earns her first place votes from chef Marco Canora and chef Ming Tsai.
"Even if I thought mine tatsed the best. I would never vote for myself," says chef Tio. Midwestern politeness has no place in reality television and this will ultimately prove to be Tio's undoing.
Chef Tio votes for chef Forgione's Smoky Sophistication (mezcal, cumquat and champagne) and chips with sour cream dip. Chef Forgione likes chef Canora's version of the Aviation (gin, maraschino liqueur, and lemon juice) and cherries stuffed with goat cheese. Voisey also votes for chef Canora, who she earlier complimented for spanking his mint. Since the guest judge's vote carries more weight, Canora gets the victory.
Chairman's Challenge: Expensive ingredients. It's hard not to love good theater. Host Alton Brown is standing in front of four sealed safes, which hold the ingredients that th chefs will be asked to feature in a three-course meal. Chef Tio picks first and gets the Hawaiian Moi Fish. Chef Forgione gets Maine lobster and chef Tsai finds American Wagyu beef in safe three. Chef Canora then exercises his right as the secret ingredient winner to steal the beef before he opens the fourth safe in a very "Let's Make A Deal," type moment. Chef Tsai gets mangalitsa pork, while Alton Brown makes dire pronouncements about what this could mean for chef Conora.
The chefs have 30 minutes to shop at the five restaurants inside the Aria Resort -- it's high-end "Supermarket Sweep." Chef Canora gets to determine where everyone goes first. He takes all the yuzu at the Japanese restaurant, while chef Tio only grabs three of the five summer truffles in the Italian restaurant. Again, ruthlessness is required for victory.
"If the judges don't see my personality in these plates, I must be soulless," says Tio.
It turns out they think her soul is very nice, they're just not soulmates. Tio earns high praise for a Chinese style sashimi and olive oil poached moi fish. But her seared moi fish is dinged by judge Donatella Arpaia for not enough salt.
"At least this time, I didn't forget her food," says Arpaia, who seemed to have a palate that differed greatly from Tio's and the other judges.
After chef Canora is declared the winner, Tio is sent home, ostensibly finishing in fourth place. And in a surprise move, she's joined by chef Tsai, who served lardo with an apparently serious texture problem. Chef Forgione joins Canora in the finale.
"I gotta beat these suckers. I've got to bring it home to Kansas City, man. Let's show the world that the best chefs aren't only in New York City," says Tio, moments before the decision was announced.
She certainly showed that a chef from Kansas City is tough to beat. As to whether it was an East Coast bias or the reality of the dishes that were served, we won't know. But on this night, two chefs from New York City were the best on The Next Iron Chef.
Line of the Night: "I'm having a romantic, seductive moment with my slab of wagyu beef," says chef Canora.
The third season finale of The Next Iron Chef will air on the Food Network Sunday, November 21, at 8 p.m.
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Transportation Finance Committee, Minnesota House of Representatives (decommissioned)
The Transportation Finance Committee was a standing committee of the Minnesota House of Representatives. The committee met in the 2013-2014 session after the split of the Transportation Policy and Finance Committee, Minnesota House of Representatives. It was merged with the Transportation Policy Committee for the 2015 session, effectively reversing the split.
Per Rule 6.01 of the House Rules, standing committees of the Minnesota House of Representatives are appointed by the Speaker of the House.[1] Committees are appointed at the beginning of each biennial session. Up to 30 days prior to the session, the Speaker-designate is to submit a list of proposed standing committees and divisions to all minority caucuses. Up to 15 days before the session's start, the Minority Leader may submit proposed minority assignments to the Speaker-designate, who must comply in keeping with attaining proportionate representation. With the exception of the Committee on Rules and Legislative Administration, one may not serve as chair of a committee or another with a similar jurisdiction for longer than three consecutive two-year sessions.[2]
See rules: Permanent Rules of the House 2013 - 2014
|The committee holds public hearings on bills to put each bill into its best form. During the bill's hearing, the committee can take testimony from the bill's sponsors, the general public and experts in the areas the bill affects.
The committee has several courses of action it can take:
|(a) Except as provided in Rule 1.15, a House or Senate bill that directly, substantially, and specifically affects any present or future financial obligation, budget policy, or revenue of the State must be referred as provided in paragraphs (b) and (c) to the appropriate Committee before the bill receives its second reading. A bill that negligibly affects any present or future financial obligation, budget policy, or revenue of the State is not subject to mandatory referral under this rule.
(b) A bill subject to paragraph (a) reported by a finance committee must, if recommended to pass, be subsequently referred to the Ways and Means Committee, unless the bill has a negligible fiscal impact and is subject to direct reference to the Floor under Rule 6.05.[5][4]
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.
|Transportation Finance Members, 2013
|Democratic members (9)
|Republican members (7)
|• Frank Hornstein, Chair
|• Michael Beard
|• Connie Bernardy, Vice chair
|• Mike Benson
|• Raymond Dehn
|• Rod Hamilton
|• Ron Erhardt
|• Mary Liz Holberg
|• Alice Hausman
|• Jeff Howe
|• Tim Mahoney
|• Marion O'Neill
|• Sandra Masin
|• John Petersburg
|• Jason Metsa
|• Mike Sundin
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3) AND THAT indicated to those same SuperPACs that they should spend their money on Congressional races instead of the presidential race so as to protect Republican control of the Senate and the House which HAS been looking increasingly tenuous lately, especially so for the Senate.
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1. Jarvis Jones, Georgia 6-2,245 (Jr.) Proj. 1
Positives: The prototype outside pass rusher. Not only does he get into the backfield, he makes big things happen when he gets there. He took games over at a high level destroying teams at times by himself. … A terror when he's in the open field. Too quick for most offensive tackles, he explodes out of the box and closes hard. Ball carriers don't have a chance when he gets the angle. … Creative. Has a few nice moves and finds ways to get by a pass blocker. When he gets a tackle to take one wrong step, look out.
Negatives: Medical questions will always be out there after suffering a major neck injury. Has a spinal issue that could ruin his career with one wrong hit. … Will overrun plays. When he's going after a play behind the line, he'll be too aggressive at times. … Can be run at. Devastating when teams go away from him, but has problems when powered on.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? As long as he can stay healthy, he'll be the NFL's next great pass rushing superstar.
2. Alec Ogletree, Georgia (ILB) 6-2, 242 (Jr.) Proj. 1
Positives: A playmaker. He was tremendously productive who always seemed to be around the big moment. … Very fast with good size and a nice blend of skills, he flies to the ball and makes things happen when he gets there. Can be used as a pure pass rusher when needed or could kick inside and hold up well against the run. … Superior quickness with the ability to hang with running backs out of the backfield and explode when getting to the quarterback.
Negatives: Off the field, off the field, off the field. He interviews well and says the right things, but after getting suspended for a stretch, character is the key issue. … Not always efficient. Makes up for his misses with superior athleticism, but he's not going to be able to get away with that every time at the next level. … Not a form tackler. Needs to be more consistent and not get sloppy. He needs to run through the runner.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? Pro Bowl. He'll work both inside and out, but he'll inevitably work better on the outside where he'll get to use his speed as more of a pass rusher.
3. Khaseem Greene, Rutgers 6-1, 241 Proj. 2
Positives: Outstanding production. The best player in the Big East over the last few seasons, he puts up huge numbers as one of college football's top stat guys. He did a little bit of everything right. … Makes things happen. Always around the ball and always going for the big play. He's a gamechanger and a disruptive force. … Quick against the faster running backs and fast enough to fly into the backfield. He'll shine on the outside in all phases.
Negatives: Considered by some to be a stat guy more than a pure football player. He has the numbers, but he's not a big-time hitter and he whiffs a bit too much. … Was fine last year after suffering a broken leg at the end of the 2011 season, but durability will be a bit of a concern. … Not quite strong enough. Has to be a weakside defender and can't operate on the inside.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? If he's surrounded by sure-tackling, sound linebackers, and if he's allowed to freelance, he'll be fantastic.
4. Arthur Brown, Kansas State (ILB) 6-0, 241 Proj. 2
Positives: Very smart, very sound and very tough, he's an ideal leader who can make a defense his right away. … Sound. Doesn't make mistakes and always seems great at getting around the ball. Always working through the trash and always in the right position. … Decent enough in pass coverage and against the run to work in a variety of positions. He can play inside or out.
Negatives: More steady than sensational. He's never going to become a top playmaker in the backfield and his stats are never going to be special. … Sort of a next-level tweener. Some are going to try to want him inside, but he could be at his best as a strongside defender in a 4-3. … Not a massive presence. Size isn't as big a problem as some are going to make it out to be, but he's a bit short and squatty.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? A ten-year pro once he finds a home and a role. He might need the right fit, but once he gets comfortable he'll be a consistent starter.
5. Sean Porter, Texas A&M 6-1, 229 Proj. 2
Positives: He's not another Von Miller, but he's a terrific pass rusher with an explosive burst off the ball. He can fly into the backfield and gets creative when he has to. He brings several types of moves to the table. … Strong for his size. Uses his size well to get good leverage. … Smooth as silk. One of the best-moving linebackers in the draft with the potential to grow into a whale of a pass defender as well as a playmaker into the backfield.
Negatives: Doesn't have the size. He's small without the room to get any bigger. He can't be a hybrid and has to work as a 3-4 outside linebacker or on the weakside in a 4-3. … Doesn't shed well. Offensive tackles can erase him if they can lock on. … Not physical. He'll be a wrap tackler against the run, but he's not going to pop anyone and he's not going to be an intimidating force.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He might have to change his game a bit, but eventually he's going to be the prototype weakside defender.
6. Jamie Collins, Southern Miss 6-3, 250 Proj. 3
Positives: A former quarterback, he plays like he's two moves ahead of everyone else. He always seems to know where the play is developing and he always makes the play happen. … While he can hold up against the run, he's at his best when he gets to fly into the backfield. He's the pass rusher NFL defensive coordinators are looking for. … Was all a bad Southern Miss team had last year and he never gave up in a miserable season. Did a little bit of everything for the defense.
Negatives: Is a little bit tall and rangy. He's not built to work inside and he could have problems when blockers get at his feet. Doesn't have a strong lower base. … Doesn't cut all that well. Not fluid and could have problems against the speed backs. … Can get blocked. NFL linemen will blast him.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? It'll be interesting to see what he becomes. He could end up playing at around 260 with more strength as a pass rushing terror. He'll need some time, but the payoff will be huge.
7. Chase Thomas, Stanford 6-3, 244 Proj. 3
Positives: Leadership. Stanford has had some terrific talents over the last few years, but that was sure-as-shoot Chase Thomas's defense. … A fantastic football player who does everything right. Pitch-perfect instincts, great tackling ability and a fantastic motor. He's what coaches dream of. … Great timing. Outstanding at making plays behind the line.
Negatives: Just an okay athlete. He's better on tape than he is in workouts. … He'll know what to do, but he might not have the foot speed to make the plays on the next level he did in college. He might have problems when the game is a half-click faster. … Has to get stronger. Only average functional strength with a game that might not translate.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He might not have the prototypical NFL tools, but he's going to be a ten-year starter who'll quickly be the heart-and-soul of a defensive front.
8. Sio Moore, Connecticut 6-1, 245 Proj. 2
Positives: A terrific tackler. He doesn't miss a stop with good strength and a terrific punch. Great at facing a runner head on and making the stop. … Smart. He seems to be one step ahead of the play and he always knows how to get around the ball. He'll fight to make a play. … Ultra-productive. A good football player who doesn't make a slew of big mistakes.
Negatives: Not exactly the most fluid of athletes. He might turn out to be better on the inside and might have to be surrounded by guys who can move. … Mediocre speed. He's better when he gets to battle and punch rather than in the open field. … Not a pass rusher at the next level. He won't make too many plays behind the line.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He might not be a game-changing all-around playmaker, but he'll lead his team in tackles.
9. DeVonte Holloman, South Carolina 6-1, 243 Proj. 3
Positives: A beefed up defensive back, he's big, active and productive. … Good in pass coverage. He's not going to stay with the speed backs, but he can keep up with most tight ends. He's a three down defender. … Could work inside if needed. He's not afraid to mix it up.
Negatives: Not the greatest of athletes considering his time spent as a defensive back. He's fine, but he's not going to blow anyone away with his tools. … Has to get functionally stronger. He's not going to blast anyone and stays blocked way too easily. … Doesn't have room to get any bigger. He had to work just to get to this point.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? He might be coming into his own. There's a high ceiling, and while it might take a little while, he'll eventually become a good, sound starter.
10. Jelani Jenkins, Florida 6-0, 243 Proj. 4
Positives: The talent is undeniable. A sure-thing out of high school, he has the speed and athleticism to fit the NFL prototype. … Great range and hitting ability. When he arrives, he arrives with a big pop and can be an intimidating force. … Won't get outquicked. Great in the open field and doesn't have any issues holding his own against the speed backs.
Negatives: Hurt. He had problems staying healthy and was never right last season. He's going to need a little while before he's 100%. … Okay size. He's thick, but he's not that tall and doesn't exactly look the part. … Can get overpowered. Needs to use his speed and quickness to be effective.
Really, What's He Going To Do In The NFL? Once he gets healthy, he'll be all over the field as a disruptive outside force in a 3-4 scheme. He'll grow into a dangerous playmaker in the backfield.
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A barefoot football session on Tuesday could prove costly for Team India if one of their top players fails to recover from a minor fall before the ICC World Twenty20 semifinal against South Africa to be played on Friday.
Yuvraj Singh, the man who returned to form by smashing a brilliant 60 against Australia in India's last league game on Sunday, was seen limping towards the team bus after falling while playing football during India's practice at the Dhaka academy.
The southpaw was enjoying the football session. As it was coming to an end, Yuvraj slipped while running on the lush green outfield and followed it with a loud scream that was an indication of how bad the fall was.
Yuvraj seemed to have twisted his left ankle. He was on the ground for a couple of minutes before getting up and going into the makeshift tent.
Team physio Nitin Patel, however, chose not to comment on the seriousness of the injury. "You know I won't comment," he said when asked about the nature of injury.
The body language of the team suggested that it was nothing serious. India's media manager Dr RN Baba said later that there was nothing serious about the fall and that Yuvraj will be fine for the Friday semifinal.
Yuvraj has had a history of ankle injuries. During the 2006 Champions Trophy, the Punjab batsman had suffered a similar injury while playing kho-kho with his India teammates. Following his ankle injury, the sport was banned in India's practice sessions.
When questioned of India's barefoot football session, Baba said it was team trainer Sudarshan's call.
Whatever it was, Yuvraj's fall might give India an injury scare ahead of the crucial game. Or was it a mind game the Indians were using against South Africa? Or, for all you know, it may have just been an April Fool's joke by Team India that is known for playing pranks.


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For more than four decades, Colombia has been locked in an armed conflict featuring a bewildering array of left-wing guerillas, right-wing "self-defense" paramilitaries and drug traffickers. The war has taken an enormous human and financial toll. According to the World Bank, if the country had achieved peace 20 years ago, the income of the average Colombian would be 50% higher than today's $3,000.
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In the 1990s, Colombia came perilously close to becoming a failed state. With the state seemingly impotent, drug merchants enjoyed a perverse popular appeal. Escobar, the acknowledged boss of the Medellin cartel, was even elected to parliament. Violence permeated society as presidential candidates, police officers and judges were assassinated.
The U.S. has spent more than $5 billion in foreign aid in the past decade stabilizing Colombia, which produces roughly 90% of the powdered cocaine consumed by Americans. Under Uribe, the state has clawed back. The government, long all-but-powerless in outlying regions, has, for the first time, established a police presence in all 1,099 municipalities. Nationwide, murders are down 37%, and kidnappings have fallen 78%.
In the affluent Poblado neighborhood, the scene at the Oviedo mall would be recognizable to any American consumer. Diners at Café Le Gris sip chilled wine and savor beef tenderloin in sage sauce as shoppers stroll by fiddling with their iPods. A block away, there's evidence of the local real estate boom in a half-finished office building of more than a dozen floors overlooking a second site being readied for construction.
Though fighting between the military and armed guerillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) continues, the president's signal achievement is the demobilization of more than 32,000 paramilitaries.
The turnaround is impressive but not yet complete. Uribe's credibility has been hurt by a political scandal, which revealed links between illegal paramilitaries and his closest allies, including his intelligence chief and more than a dozen members of the Colombian Congress. Uribe has denied accusations that he is personally tied to illegal gunmen.
Improved security has been the key to an economic expansion that is now in its eighth year. The accumulated total of foreign direct investment more than doubled since 2002, reaching an estimated $52.8 billion this year, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit.
Some analysts, such as those at the non-partisan International Crisis Group, question the permanence of the recent gains, arguing the paramilitaries have regrouped as criminal gangs trafficking in drugs. Uribe says the country's future development is at risk unless Congress approves the trade deal.
Watching closely are business executives such as Guillermo Valencia, president of Industrias e Inversiones CID, which makes men's suits for U.S. retailers such as Macy's, m Dockers and J.C. Penney. jcp
Under a program of reduced tariffs designed to strengthen the economies of Colombia and its Andean neighbors, most Colombian products enter the USA duty-free. The pending trade deal would make that status, due to expire at the end of February, permanent and extend equivalent treatment to American goods entering Colombia, which are now subject to tariffs of more than 11%.


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I was binding off the sleeves to the short sleeve sweater I am making and found that the bind of wasn't as stretchy as I wanted it to be. So I searched on You Tube and found Cat Bordhi-PERSONAL FOOTPRINTS-Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off. It's a confusing video to watch for me because I am a thrower, but I followed her verbal directions and it worked great.
I am going to make a heavy sweater jacket for hiking in the cold weather months. The yarn it calls for is Morehouse Merino Bulky (100% Merino wool) that knits at 10 sts and 18 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch. That particular yarn is $17.50 or so. I need 8 or 9 skeins of it! Ouch.
I am at a turning point in the short-sleeved sweater that I am making for my mom. I thought my fingers were going to cramp last night as I did the last few rows. There is an 8-stitch increase per right side row and the last row had 302 stitches. I had to stop and do some flexing exercises every now and then. I thought I'd post this photo before I joined the front panels and the back panel.
Here a just a couple pictures of the work in progress. It's nothing fancy but it is next attempt at reading and actually understanding pattern directions.
I found this video online. It shows how to use circular needles and their cables to create a stopping point when you need to rip back a few rows. It helps you avoid picking up the live stitches and perhaps missing some, or dropping them. Enjoy.
Hi guys...I am in search of a nice shrug to make for my 85-yo mom. She lives in Florida and complains that her shoulders and arms get cold because of the extreme air-conditioning, especially during the summer. I have downloaded a few from some of the more popular sites, but find them a bit confusing to figure out, even when I email the designer. Has anyone made one that they might suggest.
The Midwest Fiber & Folk Art Fair is being held this year June 22-24. I have never been to it but I have heard that it is very well done. It is in Grayslake, IL, a far northwest suburb of Chicago, IL, USA. I don't normally promote things like this, but they sent me a flyer in search of people who would like to exhibit their work...no jury fee.
Here's a simple wine bottle cozy that I worked up to give to a new friend of mine. I am so glad I have learned to knit and can add my personal touch to a gift now. It was fun! I used Sensations Lustrous Lamb Soft Wool Blend (80% acrylic and 20% wool). The skein lists the gauge as 18STS/24R, 4x4. Adding the cables was interesting because I used size 4 needles.
I actually finished something I can wear other than a scarf or hat! I like the way it turned out. I need to block it now that it is all done. I had already blocked it before I joined the front and the back. I really enjoyed the experience. The next project, I think, is going to be a knitted jacket made with super chunky wool that I can wear late fall and early spring.
I finished the front and back of the vest. It was not nearly as difficult as I first imagined. I certainly did learn a lot though. I tried out the mattress stitch as several of you recommended and it works like a charm. Even my wife was impressed with how slick it works when you pull on the ends and she has been an embroiderer and cross-stitch guru for 40 years.


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Paz Chica, 40, of Early was sentenced up to 15 years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to two sex crimes.
Those charges came after Chica was having inappropriate contact with a young girl over the course of a month. Chica admitted at his plea hearing that he engaged in sex acts with a 14-year-old girl.
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Brandi Bunting of Marathon said she decided to try the new game and couldn't believe that she had won a big lottery prize.
"I was just staring at it, I didn't know if I actually won it or not," Bunting told lottery employees as she claimed her prize Monday at the lottery's regional office in Storm Lake.
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A vehicle was stopped in the 100 block of Flindt Drive for a traffic violation at 11:55 a.m. Saturday afternoon, where police say they detected the odor of marijuana.
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Construction on the Pizza Ranch Restaurant located in the 500 block of West Milwaukee will be completed well before the Dec. 31 deadline, according to City Development Director Mike Wilson.
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An arrest was made by the Buena Vista County Sheriff's Office in a sexual abuse case that occurred in Alta ten years ago involving a 15-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl.
Nathaniel Matthews, 25, of Duluth, Minn., was arrested and charged with six counts of sexual abuse, according to a news release Tuesday.
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The Northwest Iowa Youth Emergency Services Center in Cherokee had its license upgraded to "full" from "provisional" on April 1 after state regulators determined that the facility will follow laws regarding mechanical restraints and lockdowns for juveniles in detention.
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" Agents soon traced Johnson's former companion Belle Schreiber to a whorehouse in the nation's capital. Cmemory of dates and places seemed encyclopedic, and her bitterness at Johnson's treatment of her made her just the witness investigators were looking for. Within days, the federal grand jury had issued seven Mann Act indictments, charging Johnson with transporting Schreiber from Pittsburgh to Chicago on October 15, 1910, for the purpose of prostitution and debauchery. Johnson was arrested on November 7, and Judge Kennesaw Mountain Landis (who would one day become the first commissioner of baseball and ensure that the sport remained segregated) set bail at $30,000, then threw both Johnson and his bail bondsman into the Cook County Jail. It took a week to bail them out"
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The legality of his conviction has been the topic of many a debate for years and will I am sure will continue without agreement. What is clear and for the most part accepted is that Johnson was targeted due to his amazing ability to enrage the white population by having sex with white women.
He went out of his way to shove it in their faces and clearly loved every minute of it. Jouhnson was an arrogant fool right upto his death and the idea of the pardon was a transparent stunt to promote the sale of the book and film - which worked as I bought both.
i think that had he stayed in the States the KKK would have lynched him when he got out of prison. The only person who has come close to the ability to enrage the US govt. and white americans is of course Ali, who's conversion to religion was so convenient and used as a stick to wave in the face of his opponents. A black man getting in touch with his roots and refusing to do the bidding of his white masters.
Why people persist in believing his reasons for dodging the draft is of constant amusement to me, and as he celebrates his birthday I am certain he would be thinking to himself how well he did in suckering people. I think for that he sure was the greatest
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Back to the thread, Johnson wasn't a nice man and probably broadly did what he was accused of. Did the authorities gild the lilly and make the crime fit him? For sure, if they are out to get you they will, don't think that's changed much. The way Johnson lived his life he didn't do himself or his race many favours.
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you make a very valid point on domestic violence and how common it was. Not happy about my grandfather though !!
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Jack Johnson was framed, no doubt about it. Did a race and ideology essay on it for uni. If anyone is unfamiliar with his story or wants to learn more i would recommend a great documentary called "Unforgivable Blackness" which was done by PBS. should be on youtube, I'm sure most on boxing scene have seen it but if your haven't check it out!
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Scott Yielding is in his first season on the Illini staff as director of player personnel after spending the past two seasons as tight ends coach and academic coordinator at The Citadel.
Prior to his time at his alma mater, Yielding spent four years at Oklahoma State as assistant director of football operations and assistant director of recruiting. His duties included recruiting, coordinating and selecting walk-on players for the Cowboy roster.
With Yielding on the staff, the Cowboys were recognized as producing some of the nation's finest recruiting classes.
During his stay in Stillwater, Oklahoma State posted a record of 41-11, including a 23-3 mark in Yielding's final two years. In 2011 the Cowboys finished 12-1, won the Big 12 title and defeated Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl to earn the No. 3 spot in the final national polls. The previous season, Oklahoma State finished No. 10 in the country, shared the Big 12 South championship and was victorious over Arizona in the Alamo Bowl.
Prior to his stint at Oklahoma State, Yielding spent 10 years coaching on the high school level, beginning his career at North Charleston High School (1998-00) and then coaching at four different schools in Georgia.
Yielding earned his bachelor's degree in history from The Citadel in 1993 and received a master's degree in secondary education from The Citadel in 1998. While a graduate student, he worked in the office of admissions and served as NCAA and academic liaison to the football program.
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Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union Tribune mentions that the Chargers would like to extend the contract DE Corey Liuget "sooner than later." San Diego still has two years to decide what they're going to do regarding Liuget, but addressing the contracts of young cornerstone players early on tends to payoff in the long-run, assuming of course that their asking price is reasonable. The Chargers do have some cap space to work with and they should have even more in the coming years. Recent reports indicated that they could also be considering an extension for LB Donald Butler as well, so their strategy could be to focus on their young nucleus. Liuget, 23, has started 29 games in his first two seasons and in 2012, registered 51 tackles, seven sacks, and nine batted passes. He ended up being ranked as the No.8 3-4 defensive end according to Pro Football Focus. The post Chargers DE Corey Liuget Could Be Next In Line For An Extension appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors -.
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The guide was extremely knowledgeable of geology, history of the area, little out-of-the-way places to see, and willing to deviate from a set plan to give us a much better experience. I personally would have liked more time at the dunes and skipped the 'ghost town' piece. But overall a excellent tour and I recommend it.
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Superb trip. Jim from Pink Jeep tours was an outstanding guide. Extremely knowledgeable and you can tell he wanted his tour to have a great experience. A lot of photo opportunities especially from the boat, though you can't get as close to the dam due to security. The park service tour inside the dam was okay but had a better time outside along the top. Ya gotta go!
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Standing with family members and victims of the contested drug laws, Randy Credico, director of Mothers of the NY Disappeared hailed the new coalition of hiphoppers and veteran activists as an opportunity to significantly elevate the issues profile. "Today its gone from being a nationally known problem. Its going to be known around the world and in the universe with the crew that Dr. Ben Chavis, Russell Simmons, and Andrew Cuomo have put together."
Although Governor Pataki and state legislators have agreed that something should be done about the Rockefeller Drug Laws, as of yet they have failed to meaningfully address the issue. The coalition hopes the new initiative will put the heat on politicians to act. "One of the reasons why I think you havent seen a change here is that the people who are affected tend to be the voiceless and the powerless. Ninety-four percent happen to be Black and Latino," said Cuomo. "They dont have lobbyists, theyre not making big campaign contributions, so the system doesnt pay them any attention. Well, then create another vehicle to get those people and those issues attention, and thats what this is. We dont have a lobbyist running around the halls of Albany because we cant afford it. But this we can do."
"It seems to have more energy," said coalition supporter and Oscar-winning actress Sarandon of bringing the hiphop element into the ongoing battle. "Whenever you can draw on a broad-based coalition, it can help, and I think that its been infused with a new energy thatll be very constructive."
The Rockefeller Drug Laws have been plagued by controversy and criticism since their inception during the administration of Governor Nelson D. Rockefeller. Their mandatory sentencing schemes have long been deemed as excessively harsh and disproportionate. Judges are mandated to follow sentencing guidelines without the discretion to factor in the circumstances of the crime or the background of the accused.
Critics argue that instead of deterring narcotics-trafficking, the laws have often led to the incarceration of addicts who would be better served through drug-treatment programs. In the years that have followed the laws implementation, prison populations have soared and corrections budgets have skyrocketed. The NYCLUs Donna Lieberman pointed out that last year the state imprisoned more minorities than it graduated in its institutions of higher education. Activists also say that $610,000,000 is spent yearly on unnecessary incarceration, not to mention the billions that are spent on construction of new correctional facilities, a point of contention that should not be lost on a cash-strapped New York economy.
The campaign kicked off immediately after the press conference with a protest rally outside the governors offices at 40th Street and 3rd Avenue. It included a call from Sharpton for politicians, in evaluating drug control measures, to give New Yorks minority community the same understanding the state of Florida extends to the presidents drug-addicted niece.
City Council member Yvette Clarke delivered a rousing speech condemning the economic injustice that has resulted from the legislation. She cited the erosion of resources in inner-city communities due to counting inmates as residents of the upstate jurisdictions in which theyre imprisoned. She also noted the harm of long-term detainment of individuals who could be financially supporting their families. Representatives of the Urban League and the NAACP also were in attendance at the conference and rally.
After his appearance, Simmons went directly to a B.E.T. video show taping to promote awareness of the campaign. He said that high-profile rap artists will record service announcements to mobilize the hiphop community in support of the countdown. "The first thing we are going to do, we are going to start to educate them through their own mouths. Rappers are concerned about this," said Simmons. "These are the people who will educate the people."
If the deadline passes without any movement on the issue, the campaign vows to increase the pressure and keep it up until their demands are acknowledged. "The Governor, Sheldon Silver, and Bruno, we know when they get together they can do what has to get done," said Simmons. "When we get the power of hiphop and the power of all these organizers together, young people and the people who have stood fast, we know that within less than 30 days they [the politicians] can get it done. We know that there are three people we can hold accountable."
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Cueto didn't have it today against A's. 1 2/3 innings, 5 runs, 5 hits (1 HR), 2 walks, threw only about 30 pitches. Pulled early. I hope there is nothing physically wrong.
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Cueto didn't have it today against A's. 1 2/3 innings, 5 runs, 5 hits (1 HR), 2 walks, threw only about 30 pitches. Pulled early. I hope there is nothing physically wrong.
Ludwick doubles (ends a long hitless string), Heisey grounds out, Frazier 2 run HR, Cozart singles. Christiani walks. Robinson doubles, rbi.
5-3 now with 2 outs in the 2nd. Phillips K's 5-3 A's after 2
Mark Prior is taking the mound. Let's see what he's got. He gets Josh Reddick to fly to left for the first out. Seth Smith grounds out to Zack Cozart. Chris Young gets plunked. Derek Norris strikes out on a foul tip. There you go.
Derrick Robinson with two more hits, a double and a blast. Now batting .395. Ondrusek gave up two hits, a walk, and one earned run in his inning of work.
Wouldn't that be a steal if Prior could contribute this year?
I know it's ST, but I hope these guys are more patient at the plate when the season starts than they are now....First pitch swinging a lot.
Wilkin de la Rosa pitches 1.2 innings. He gave up two hits. He walked three. He uncorked 2 wild pitches. But he has allowed no runs so far. Somewhere Coco Cordero is smiling.
Reds pound out 10 XBHs but still fall short by the score of 10-9.
Doubles:Ludwick, Robinson, Cozart, Lutz, Paul, Izturis
Triples: Perez,
Home Runs: Frazier, Robinson, Phipps
Staked to a two-run first-inning led. Two innings in the books for Mike 'How we looking?' Leake. 2IP 3H 3ER 2BB 0K 1HR. Leake walked the first two batters of the game and they both rode home on a two-out jack. Second inning went single, gidp, single, fly out. Reds trail 3-2. Leake settling down now. Two grounders and a fly ball in the third. Leake gives up a lead-off jack in the fourth. The next batter doubles and moves to third on an error by Ryan Ludwick. (And the Reds are gonna run this guy out there every 5th day. SMH.) A walk follows. Runners on the corners now. 1-2-4 double play. The old strike 'em out, throw 'em out. Nice. Strike three called. Leake works out of danger. 4-2 Dodgers after four. 1-2-3 fifth for Leake. His final line is: 5IP 5H 4ER 3BB 2K 2HR.
Chapman on for the sixth. Adrian Gonzalez lines a first-pitch single to center. Aroldis then induces Cruz to ground into a double play. Matt Angle struck out. That is all for Chapman. So, I guess you can pencil Aroldis in as closer. LOL. What a ridiculous decision. Chapman's final line: 1IP 1H 0ER 0BB 1K 0HR.
I don't understand some of our hitters...Hannahan struggling all spring comes up to PH
in the 7th and hits into a DP on the FIRST PITCH......will this ever change? Maybe not with Dusty and Jacoby. Reds down 4-3 to Dodgers, bot 7.
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From spiritual music to country it was an eventful journey
Tracy Nelson was born on December 27, 1944, at Madison, Wisconsin. Growing up there she began playing the piano at age 5 and the guitar at 13. She also sang in the church choir.
While attending the University of Wisconsin she played at coffeehouses and formed her first band, The Fabulous Imitations. This was followed by another attempt to form a unit called The White Trash Blues Band.
It lasted only two weeks. 'Deep are the Roots', her first solo effort, was recorded at around this time with harmonica player Charlie Muselwhite and other Chicago blues musicians backing her.
In 1966, she moved to San Francisco and formed Mother Earth (named after a Memphis Slim blues song) in July of that year. Its critically acclaimed debut effort, 'Living with the Animals', included assistance from Elvin Bishop and Mark Naftalin both members of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
The band witnessed many personnel changes after its 1971 release, 'Bring Me Home', the only member to stick through them was guitarist John 'Toad' Andrews. The Band changed its name to Tracy Nelson/ Mother Earth and released 'A Poor Man's Paradise' in 1973.
The following year, Nelson recorded her self-titled compilation called 'Tracy Nelson' and it included a duet with the legendary country music exponent Willie Nelson on 'After The Fire is Gone', which was nominated for a Grammy. The late Seventies noticed her record erratically and on Home Made Songs she sang a duet with Carlene Carter.
Tracy Nelson disappeared from the recording circuit for over a decade as she preferred to play at Nashville clubs. She re-emerged only in 1993 with the critically respected, In Here and Now.
The Nineties saw her return to blues and R&B, a move culminating in 1998's 'Sing It' with collaboration from Thomas and pianist Marcia Ball. One of her songs, 'Down So Low' was covered by Linda Ronstadt and many other singers.A. GEORGE ANTONY