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PITTSBURGH -- The Baltimore Ravens took control of the AFC North race Sunday night by doing one of the things they do best -- winning inside the division. The Ravens used Jacoby Jones' punt-return touchdown, two field goals and a strong defensive effort to edge the Pittsburgh Steelers 13-10 at Heinz Field. Baltimore improved to 8-2 and took a two-game lead over Pittsburgh (6-4) in the AFC North by winning its 12th consecutive game against a division foe. The teams play again Dec. 2 at Baltimore. Justin Tucker's second field goal of the game, from 39 yards out midway through the third quarter, gave the Ravens a 13-7 lead. The Steelers countered with a 23-yard field goal by Shaun Suisham in the final minute of the third period to close within three points. Neither team scored again in a game in which the Ravens managed just 203 total yards and the Steelers had 311 yards with backup quarterback Byron Leftwich running the offense. Steelers starting quarterback Ben Roethlisbe...
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I used a Zone VI Stabilizer, then later a Zone VI Compensating Timer, which has the advantage of being more efficient and giving shorter times. As the tube warmed up the "ticks" of the timer, which represented a nominal "second" of exposure sped up dramatically as the tube brightened. I never actually tried enlarging without either the compensating timer or stabilizer, but the comments above suggest that a reasonably stable light would be obtained by following Ned's advice above.
I like the cold light head. My prints improved when I started using it. Not that it is "better" but because my negs were too contrasty for my condenser head, as a result of following the manufacturers' instructions for developing (to a highish contrast, maybe to justify advertised film speed).
I don't know if VC filters will work well with your lamp. Split grade printing (Ned's suggestion) may well be the answer, combined with negatives of ideal contrast to put you in the middle of the range. New tubes with a wider spectrum are available from the company that took over Aristo's business, but they are expensive.* Worth it in my opinion, but see how you go with the current tube.
Incidentally, in the 1970s I bought two spare tubes from Zone VI but never needed them. They do last for ages. The early ones looked a bit on the blue side.
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I must admit that I'm still shamelessly addicted to the call of duty series. Although many people claim that it is repetitive and monotonous because of the maps and weapons, I disagree and here's why. When playing online each person adds strategy and a uniqueness that is their way of playing. Its like when you are playing dominoes, you don't begin to learn strategy until you can see pass the dots. Whith Call of duty you dont begin to learn strategy until you can see pass the boards and weapons and focus on the intellect, creativity, and uniqueness of your fellow gamer and how to defeat him or her. :)
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A curious crowd of children, mice and cavaliers will twirl and whirl the night away. Toys come to life to pirouette and leap when a young girl wakes to find her bedroom overrun by villainous rodents dancing to the pulse of a lively suite.
The Walla Walla Symphony, conducted by Maestro Yaacov Bergman, presents Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" with the Eugene Ballet Company, local dance students of Idalee Hutson-Fish and a children's chorus directed by Christine Janis. The performances will be 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in Whitman College's Cordiner Hall. All seats are reserved, and tickets are available online at www.wwsymphony.org; by calling 509-529-8020; at the symphony office at 131/2 E. Main St., Suite 201 in Walla Walla; or at the door. Tickets are $35, or $25 for youths under 18, for gold section seats, $25 ($20 youth) for white section seats and $20 ($15 youth) for blue section seats.
Two years ago, the Eugene Ballet Company returned to Walla Walla after a long hiatus to perform "The Nutcracker" with a live symphony. After a successful run, and last year's collaboration to produce Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty," the ballet troupe returns for another rousing holiday production.
"It's fun for the orchestra to play with real professional dancers," said Michael Wenberg, CEO of the Walla Walla Symphony. "(For) high quality dancers, you typically need to go to a bigger city to see them. One of the missions of (the Eugene Ballet Company) is to bring that quality of performance to smaller communities."
Toni Pimble, founder and award-winning artistic director of the Eugene Ballet Company, echoed a similar sentiment. "We love performing with live music, performing with the Walla Walla Symphony. It's always wonderful to do a show with live musicians."
For Pimble, who has directed "The Nutcracker" for some years now, the challenge is bringing the production back up to performance standard year after year.
"From my perspective, I'm always looking at my dancers from a critical point of view, the idea being that we're always dancing to improve their performance," she said. "Overall, the performances have gone very well, and I'm very pleased with the outcome."
The ballet company -- 21 professional dancers and a student from the ballet school who plays young Fritz -- began their holiday tour in mid-November, and have been traveling the Northwest from Weed, Calif., up to Anchorage, Alaska.
Local dance teachers, such as Idalee Hutson-Fish, have been rehearsing with young dancers who will play secondary roles: the mice, angels, ladybugs, partygoers, lions, cavaliers and Waltz of the Flowers dancers, the latter role reserved for the most advanced students who dance en pointe, or on the tips of the toes.
A ballerina from the Eugene Ballet Company conducted auditions in mid-September to select the local dancers, who range from 4 to 18 years old. Since then, the chosen ballet dancers have been practicing for their debut in a major production.
Wenberg said, "It's a wonderful opportunity for these young dancers to not only perform a great ballet, but... (it's) a real treat and a rarity for them to perform with these professionals."
Some of the children, such as those in the party scenes, won't struggle with the dancing, but will have to act and be characters for the first time, Hutson-Fish explained.
"The most fun is working with the older girls," Hutson-Fish said. "Expectations are very high about their performance and what they can do."
But the younger "little teeny tiny ones" who play the mice are fun too, she said.
"I think it's very exciting, especially for the little ones who don't know, to have the experience of being next to the beautiful dancers, scenes and costumes. I'm sure their eyes will be huge saucers when they're up there," she said.
The dance company, symphony, local dancers and children's chorus will meet for one very important dress rehearsal before opening night on Tuesday.
Ashley Akacich, who works with both the Walla Symphony and dance teacher Huston-Fish, anticipates a beautiful, penultimate performance, when the sugar plum fairy and her cavalier dance the Pas de Deux with its big lifts and turns.
The costumes and sets, created by former Disney designer Don Carson, also promise to impress.
Artistic director Pimble said, "His designs were (always) very child-friendly, and that's how this production is. Sweet, fun, and charming."
With 65 musicians, the professional ballerinas and cavaliers, 50 local dancers and the children's chorus, the production is sure to spark some plummy memories.
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The bi-annual title, provisionally called the Journal, will target the banks' wealthy clients and offer intelligent, business and lifestyle content, according to Condé Nast.
Darius Sanai, editorial director of Condé Nast Contract Publishing, said: "We are absolutely delighted to be working with Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks.
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|This volume is the definitive study of California's distinctive style of Impressionism. In recent years, the richly colored, exuberantly painted canvases by artists such as Franz Bischoff, Alson Clark, Joseph Raphael, Guy Rose, and William Wendt have attracted an expanding circle of admirers all across the country. In addition to the work of these established West Coast masters, many less-known California Impressionists are presented here, including John Frost, Evelyn McCormick, Bruce Nelson, and others whose work has not yet been widely discovered. In his far-ranging introductory essay, Dr. Gerdts explores the context of California Impressionism, surveying the movement's sources abroad, the most influential exhibitions in America, and the critical responses to the art and the artists. He introduces the work of an almost entirely forgotten foursome - Helena Dunlap, Detlef Sammann, Ernest Browning Smith, and Jack Gage Stark - who were the first local painters to be identified as Impressionists in Los Angeles and who contributed an important but long-overlooked moment in the city's cultural history. Will South supplies an enlightening chronological narrative of the California Impressionists, starting with their often-ignored roots in the Hudson River school and other American realist art. Dr. South also provides detailed artists' biographies and an extensive bibliography.
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Not sure how we whiffed on this one, but buried deep on the YouTubes was the following video featuring Jon Jay and David Freese on College Humor. Looks like this was uploaded way before the Cardinals ended up winning the 2011 World Series and David Freese became DAVID FREESE, so really, this is the last vestige of non-famous Freese and Jay... at least in St. Louis. Although, both would still go on an internet show today. Probably.
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Charcter Concepts
My other sketchblog will be soley for just... random doodles. However, this one's for character designs So I'd appreciate it if there's serious critiques on: anatomy, concept, and execution. Thanks!
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Here's concept one that I started working on recently. It started out as a study on canine anatomy, so after doing some skeletal studies, which will be featured on my other blog, I decided to give them muscle.
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It then morphed into this strange guy. It's based off of a skinned dog, which explains the lack of fur and ears, as well as a hairless one. However, I've been messing around with Mayan folklore and decided to make him a deity in a sense. This canid like beast represents sickness and death, so when it comes close to a sick being it will start to slink and crawl, (like the girl from the ring) and bleed from its eyes, mouth, and nose as well as get sickly looking skin.
It normally lurks with a small indian child by its side.
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I'm not a pro at canine anatomy so there are bound to be flaws. Please critique and tell me what to fix.
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Joshua Jiles: Bust
Some of you may know that I don't like sticking to one style...
Anyways, here's some concept work for a comic I've been working on as of late, this was done a while back.
However before starting on the comic, I knew I'd need to do some turn sheets, especially since the characters are so abstract and angular... So I popped out one for the gothic guy on the far left.
He's one of the few characters that looks as though he comes from the land of the hairly retarded.
Any crits on this are welcome! Although some things are probably best left to abstraction.
September 24th, 2009 #3
I would never consider myself a pro of any kind of anatomy, but I tried to give your dog creature a shot. There's definitely some crazy angles and perspective going on. This is mostly obvious in the back portion. Wouldn't his chest be covering more of his abdomen and crotch area from the angle you have his head? This creature also has a freakishly long spine…Like 300 vertebrae in there or something. There is some odd stuff going on with his neck too. The lump that apparently shows his withers isn't necessary. Also his arms come out quite far from his body. I'm not sure but I'm pretty sure dog's don't have a full range of motion in their shoulders that people have.
Also, you say it slinks and crawls, but this pose really comes across as a pissed off animal about to pounce.
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You're better at it than I am.
It's kind of supposed to have a freakishy long spine, just to make it a bit less natural and sickly looking. But you're right about the paws and legs. I knew there was something wrong but couldn't quite put my finger on it. The main issue I had with the left leg was how static it looked and the slight curvature on the paw makes it look all the more natural and fluid.


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Appraising the legacy of the Arnhem Land Expedition: An insider's perspective
Emeritus Professor Raymond Louis Specht
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 18 November 2009
Raymond Louis Specht, botanist on the 1948 Expedition, reflects on the influence of the Expedition and discusses his botanical investigations.
Collecting Australia at the Smithsonian: 150 years and still going
Dr Adrienne L Kaeppler, National Museum of Natural History, United States
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 18 November 2009
Adrienne Kaeppler, Curator of Oceanic Ethnology at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, provides an overview of the museum's Australian collections, focusing on the Arnhem Land collection which comprises more than 400 artefacts.
Hidden for 60 years: The motion picture films of the American–Australian Scientific Expedition to Arnhem Land
Josh Harris (paper read by Mark Jenkins)
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 18 November 2009
Josh Harris describes the rediscovery in the archives of The National Geographic Society of 12,000 feet of film shot by Howell Walker during the 1948 Expedition and the in-depth steps that were taken to preserve and bring the footage back to life.
A history of the 1948 expedition
Dr Sally K May, Australian National University
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 17 November 2009
Sally K May provides a historical overview of the Expedition, its planning and execution.
The responsibilities of leadership: The records of Charles P Mountford
Suzy Russell (paper co-authored by Denise Chapman), State Library of South Australia
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 17 November 2009
Suzy Russell describes the Mountford–Sheard collection at the State Library of South Australia, shares insights recorded by Bessie Mountford in a journal she kept during the Expedition, and considers some Expedition controversies.
Fossicking memories
Emeritus Professor Raymond Louis Specht and Martin Thomas, University of Sydney
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 17 November 2009
Expedition botanist Raymond Louis Specht is interviewed by Martin Thomas.
Inside Mountford's tent: paint, politics and paperwork
Dr Philip Jones, South Australian Museum
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 17 November 2009
Charles Mountford lacked formal credentials as an anthropologist or scientist, yet he led the largest and most complex scientific expedition to remote Australia. Dr Philip Jones explores Mountford's contribution and the controversy around his leadership.
Terra incognito no more – reflecting on change
Robyn Williams, science journalist, presenter and author
Barks, Birds and Billabongs symposium, 16 November 2009
At the time of this 'last great expedition', many plants, animals, aspects of human culture were unknown to science. Robyn Williams launches the symposium Barks, Birds and Billabongs with a broad-ranging talk on science since 1948.
Investigation into the collections of Dr Herbert Basedow
David Kaus, National Museum of Australia
2 July 2009
National Museum Friends Foundation Fellow David Kaus outlines his research into Aboriginal artefacts and natural history specimens collected by Herbert Basedow between 1903 and 1928 and now held in institutions across Australia.
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Behind the Scenes – Australian Journeys series, 13 June 2009
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I'm actually very excited about this. With it being an x86 CPU and Southern Islands based GPU, the future of PC gaming could look *very* bright. :)
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unleash the full potential of dx11!
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I expect it to be FUD, MS showed with the original xbox how bad an idea of using a x86 cpu is for game sales. People will buy the console and turn it into a pc, and few games will be sold for them. Also the restriction on used games would kill the console if MS doesn't follow suit. The gpu I can believe.
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It sounds like it will have good hardware on par with today's PC's but I think i will stick to PC if these rumors are true. Even if you take your game to a friends house or let them borrow it, it's no good unless you take your profile with you, lame.
Remember how the PlayStation 3 swiftly dropped the ability to play PS2 games? Well, our main source tell us the Orbis won't even bother, and that Sony has no plans to offer backwards compatibility for its existing catalogue of PS3 games.
Just like the next Xbox/Durango, we've heard from multiple sources that the Orbis will likewise have some kind of anti-used games measures built into the console. Here's how our main source says it's currently shaping up: new games for the system will be available one of two ways, either on a Blu-Ray disc or as a PSN download (yes, even full retail titles). If you buy the disc, it must be locked to a single PSN account, after which you can play the game, save the whole thing to your HDD, or peg it as "downloaded" in your account history and be free to download it at a later date.
Don't think you can simply buy the disc and stay offline, though; like many PC games these days, you'll need to have a PSN account and be online to even get the thing started. UPDATE - Since some people seem to have taken this to mean the console requires an "always on" intenet connection, we've heard nothing about that. All we've heard is that you need to authenticate a new game online via the PSN.
If you then decide to trade that disc in, the pre-owned customer picking it up will be limited in what they can do. While our sources were unclear on how exactly the pre-owned customer side of things would work, it's believed used games will be limited to a trial mode or some other form of content restriction, with consumers having to pay a fee to unlock/register the full game."
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It's different on the PC thanks to pricing. Games get cheaper more quickly, several games go on a sale every week, etc.
Also, on the PC, it could be sort of justified by piracy, but the sales on consoles get bigger every year.
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People expect backwards compatibility on consoles nowadays but there's really no reason to. The only system that had proper backwards compatibility was the PS2 and the first revision of the PS3. Besides that, only 360 and later PS3 revisions offered software compatibility which wasn't guaranteed. Before that, every game you bought was limited to one console.
It's not much of a surprise that they're trying to eliminate the used game market. It's a large market that really impacts their sales (I've bought many used games). And I think Magus is right, the PC market has showed them that eliminating the used game market is as easy as tying games to specific machines.
I'm not sure that the CPU will be x86 based. Seems unlikely given what we have seen before in the console market.
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Nope, Article was posted March 28, 2012
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These rumors are technically plausible. If the system doesn't launch till end of next year the 7x series will be somewhat aged so pricing will be low enough yet it will be more then powerful enough for console gaming due to the closed nature of the platform. As for using an X86 chipset, that is also plausible, remember what makes a system secure is a combination of hardware and software. Sony could install a security chip in the console and continue with their high level of security on their OS side.
Using an x86 chipset would allow of easy ports from console to PC and the other way aswell giving to more shared software libraries and making them a favorable platform for developers to focus on due to ease of programming.
My only questionable thing about this entire situation is that they chose AMD instead of Nvidia since they already had a successful partnership and rumor was that nvidia already signed a contract to produce the next gpu.
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This rumour stands well for a PC gamer for reasons Magus pointed out. Im wondering about how far off cross platform gaming is across a wide library of games. Will be interesting to see the next xbox specs too.
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A slight slip up from Valve revealed extra categories and genres for the smartphone version of Steam that had nothing to do with their usual gaming fare. Could it be that we have another online store on our hands?
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According to Symantec, a new Android.Dropdialer Trojan was found masquerading as two popular game titles on the Google Play store. Since their appearances on Google Play on June 24, they've raked in 50,000 to 100,000 downloads.
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Give me ideas you have on how to keep germs from a one ventrical baby say when at church, or when you have to be in public. i find it easier to think to just stay home but i know that is not logical.. thanks in advance..
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No kids around baby.
Anyone who had been sick could not be in same room.
Everyone had to wash hands.
No kissing.
If they wanted us to come over (bday party, Easter or just to visit) they had to be OK with baby only being in their bedroom and all rules applied.
When my daughter came home from school she knew she needed to change clothes and wash up.
We did visit grocery store couple times. I just was careful.
Also I gave him breastmilk for an entire year.
Some folks totally understood but others didn't. I had no problem being firm and turning people away.
Congratulations on your new baby! It is a pretty overwhelming time even without our added stress.
My son isn't a single ventricle baby, but he was still fragile before repair. We avoided public places (like wal-mart or anywhere with lots of people) for his first 6 weeks, which they advise for most newborns anyway.
When I did take him out, I wore him, which kept him up near my face. People were less likely to get in his face if it meant also getting in mine.
You also have to be really assertive. Keep people back 6 feet, asking if they've been exposed to colds, etc.
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My cardiologist told me to keep my single ventricle baby away from everyone for the first 4 months (which was December through April for him). So that meant no church, walmart, birthday parties or anything. My husband is a pastor so I basically didn't get to go to church at all for those 4 months, but it was worth it because he didn't get sick at all during that time. I did have a friend come over and stay with him once or twice so that I could attend.
It was such a hard time because it was very difficult to find anyone who felt comfortable staying with him so I was so trapped at home. No date nights for us! But we learned to be happy with putting our boys down early and renting a movie and just staying in.
But that season passed and he did great with his surgeries and he is a happy, thriving 9 year old now! It was worth sacrificing getting to go places and see people in order to keep him healthy. It can be done! :)
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The last time I visited a doctor, about a month ago, I fell off the scale in his office and broke a rib. It was 9 o'clock in the morning, and I had consumed only one cup of coffee.
Grant and join me, if you will, in a little personal celebration. It means a lot to me to realize that during the two weeks since my last column, I completed 50 consecutive years of writing a personal column in Gainesville newspapers. This came during my 53rd year as a working journalist here. I complete this 53rd year Sept. 10.
On May 30, Brenau University and an array of community volunteers will present a cultural feast - a professional barbecue-cooking competition for teams from around the South. For side dishes, there will be local cookers in it only for bragging rights, bluegrass bands and a host of other attractions that will contribute to a spring festival atmosphere.
Since Brenau University probably is better known for its genteel, tradition-laden Women's College where white-frocks young ladies still frolic around a May pole, the cutting-edge liberal arts institution that could be the home of a future medical school, the home of an opera ...
I heard that former Clinton White House press secretary Dee Dee Myers was coming to Atlanta to keynote a conference with an eye-glazing title: "Possible Woman Conference: Power, Promise and Possibilities," to take place April 21 at the Georgia World Congress Center.
The proposed subject of her talk intrigued me: "Why Women Should Rule the World." Dumb me. I thought women already did.
To paraphrase Annie Dillard who paraphrased Oscar Hammerstein: Fish gotta swim. Birds gotta fly, but men do all sorts of nasty things to one another.
If you have lived in North Georgia for any amount of time, you probably have a picture in your mind of James and Francis Mathis. Most likely, you would picture them as they tirelessly pulled in harness toward some civic goal to benefit our community.
The main symbols of the two political parties in the U.S. are the donkey for the Democratic Party and the elephant for the Republican Party. Both appear to have been made popular by political cartoonist Thomas Nast in the 1870s.
I have read with surprise and interest the articles in The Times regarding Rep. Carl Rogers' bill to hold a nonbinding referendum on the question as to whether the chairman of the Gainesville Board of Education should be elected citywide. I currently serve as chairman of the Gainesville Board of Education, and as you would expect, this issue is very much of interest to me.
We are four months into the new year, and I have heard nary a public peep from President-for-Life Jimmy Carter, our Ambassador to Outer Space Cynthia McKinney or noted land baron Ted "Buffalo Boy" Turner.
A couple of weeks ago, a good friend received a phone call. When she hung up, it was obvious something was wrong. She said her stepdaughter had called to tell her that there had been a warning on "the news" announcing there was going to be a gang initiation at Wal-Mart that night and three women were going to be shot.
The General Assembly is taking some heat in the media this year for having one of its least productive sessions ever, in terms of addressing issues that really affect the lives of Georgians. Legislators still have one last shot at redeeming themselves in the closing days, however.
Remember "The Rat," a giant Godzilla-like creature that stalked the Georgia TV-scape nearly 10 years ago? The monster - - a guy in a rat suit - starred in the darnedest political commercial Georgia had ever seen. The rat gobbled up everything in sight. He even ate the Capitol. The year was 2002.
State Rep. Carl Rogers is taking a lot of local heat he may not deserve. That's not to say that some points made by local elected officials aren't perfectly valid. The opposite sides could be enlightening if personal sensibilities which must have been offended would permit. Let's elaborate.
First and foremost, I am a Christian. Everything else that I am or believe is derived from my faith, or at least it is supposed to be.
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Dr. Michael Adams, former president of the University of Georgia, has announced he is returning to Pepperdine University, in the wilds of Malibu, Calif., to become chancellor Aug. 1. He had once been that institution's vice president of university affairs.
You won't often see so many history-making events crammed into such a small period of time, but that was the case last week with three huge stories breaking in a little less than 30 hours - a bonanza for those of us who work in the news industry.
Five young men, ages 18 to 23. Two college graduates. Two currently attending college. The youngest headed that way this fall. All good students. All excellent athletes. All standing resolutely before a large assemblage to pay tribute to their grandfather, Rob Neely, who passed away recently after a courageous battle with cancer. And what a tribute it was.
It's as if we stepped into a time machine and went 15 years back into the past.
Speaking ill of the dead and their grieving relatives is something that those of us with any social graces tend to avoid. We take the higher road out of respect for those who have passed, no matter how much we may have disliked them or how vile they may have been, primarily because they no longer are able to defend themselves, at least in public.
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