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If someone was able to talk to dogs, my dog probably would say that genuine, loyal, polite, and fun accurately describe me. Personally, I think that sounds about right. I've lived in Naples about 3 and a half years and it's been interesting to say the least. Luckily, I was taught early in life about the importance of kindness, manners, respect, and humility. I'm very thankful for learning long ago that compassion and sincerely positive intentions can lead to many fulfilling and rewarding experiences. I'm a very social individual and I cherish the friendships that I've developed. Also, I'm attracted to strong, fun personalities with flexibility and spontaneity. Now that I'm officially tired of talking about myself, I'll save the really interesting details for another time. I wish everyone the best and thank you for reading.
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Joe Harris isnt going to grab most peoples attention when the Virginia Cavaliers go through their layup lines before games. Harris looks like just another guy on the team. Mike Scott? Asasne Sene? Yeah, those bigs easily stand out. But not Harris, until the game starts. Hes sort of like fine wine to the average basketball observer. After a while, though, watching him come off screens for 3-pointers, jumpers in the lane, his use of the dribble, how he adroitly gets to offensive rebounds, his desire to box out so bigger teammates can grab defensive boards, and just the way he carries himself on the court, one comes to appreciate Harris overall game. When Harris is on the floor, No. 16 Virginia is usually at its best. Harris is a well-rounded player capable of dipping his hands into every statistical basket and then some. But for those in and around the Virginia program, sometimes Harris impressive stroke overshadows his many other attributes. Thats only because he has such a gorge...
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A webinar marking the launch of MPI's report on immigrant and refugee workers in the early childhood field.
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Yevgeny Kuznetsov, editor of MPI's book examining how to effectively use diaspora talent abroad to create development in countries of origin, is joined by MPI's Kathleen Newland, and economist Lev Freinkman for a discussion of the issues revolving around diaspora engagement.
An online video chat where MPI experts Michael Fix, Jeanne Batalova, and Sarah Hooker discuss MPI's profile of the DACA population and reflect on the policy's success.
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An old blacksmith shop in Barre Town is once again ringing with the sounds of hammer on anvil. Sabrina Fadial, assistant director for visual art programming at the Vermont College of Fine Arts in Montpelier, has moved into a blacksmith shop that once served the granite industry and is forging unique works of art in the historic space. Fadial, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, uses found objects as raw material for her nature-inspired creations. Above, Fadial hammers a hot steel rod on an anvil at her shop. Right, many of Fadial's works are based on shapes she sees in nature. Below, Fadial mentors U-32 student Bailey Southgate, 15, of East Montpelier, as she works to create a bracelet.MORE IN Central VermontBURLINGTON It was an unlikely place for a labor protest: 120 migrant workers, students and... Full StoryWhile the rest of the country celebrated this country's birth, residents in Worcester celebrated... Full StoryBURLINGTON When he came to Vermont in the late 1960s to help plan the upending of the old... Full Story
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Ellen Wong (born 1984 or 1985)[1] is a Canadian actress. She is known for her role as Knives Chau in the 2010 film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and Jill "Mouse" Chen in The CW's series The Carrie Diaries.
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Wong was born in the Scarborough, Ontario, to parents of Cambodian descent. She began acting in community theatre while attending L'Amoreaux Collegiate Institute and worked in a variety of TV production jobs from the age of 14.[1] She later studied radio and television arts at Ryerson University.[2]
Wong continued acting while at university, and in 2005, she landed a role in the TV series This Is Wonderland followed by Runaway in 2006.[2] She also studies taekwondo but had to stop sparring competitively due to her acting schedule.[3] Wong's martial arts background helped her land the role of Knives Chau in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World in October 2009.[4] She auditioned for the part three times. On her second audition director Edgar Wright was surprised to find out that she had a green belt in taekwondo and was intrigued by this "sweetfaced young lady being a secret badass".[5]
Wong expressed that the role of Knives Chau caught her eye because "it's not every day that as an Asian female, you get to be able to read a role that's empowering, that has a great arc, and that's so integral to the story as a whole".[6] She also appeared in the TV show Unnatural History.[7] In 2011, she had a recurring role as Nurse Suzy Chao in the Global/ABC series Combat Hospital.[8] In January 2012, she was nominated for an ACTRA Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female for her work portraying an illegal immigrant smuggled across the ocean in a shipping container in the short film Silent Cargo.[9]
In February 2012, Wong was cast in the Sex and the City prequel series, The Carrie Diaries, playing Jill "Mouse" Thompson, Carrie's best friend from high school who is described as "pragmatic, bright, and super loyal".[10] In April 2012, it was reported that she had joined the cast of Silent Night, a loose remake of the 1984 horror film Silent Night, Deadly Night.[11]
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- ^ a b Linda Barnard (2010-08-13). "Ellen Wong: Toronto actress gets her Knives out". Toronto Star. Retrieved 2010-08-15.
- ^ a b Bob Thompson (2010-08-16). "Ellen Wong plays to ADD generation: Actress stars opposite Michael Cera in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World". Canada.com. Retrieved 2010-08-17.
- ^ Lynn Barker. "Scott Pilgrim's ladies dish: Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Ellen Wong". SheKnows. Retrieved 2010-08-15.
- ^ Edward Douglas (2010-05-25). "On the Set of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Ellen Wong/Knives Chau". Superhero Hype!. Retrieved 2010-08-15.
- ^ Swerdloff, Alexis (July 16, 2010). "The Girls of Summer". Paper. Retrieved July 18, 2010.
- ^ "Living Life on the Edge: an interview with Scott Pilgrim actress Ellen Wong". Asia Pacific Arts. 2010-11-18.
- ^ Dennis Ivarsson (2010-08-13). "Scott Pilgrim vs. Ellen Wong". MovieMaker. Retrieved 2010-08-17.
- ^ "Ellen Wong". TV.com. Retrieved 2012-05-15.
- ^ Calum, Shanlin (2012-01-31). "Ellen Wong on Her ACTRA Award Nomination". Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 2012-05-15.
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (2012-02-27). "Pilots 'Only Fools & Horses', 'Carrie Diaries' & 'Zero Hour' Add To Casts". Deadline.com. Retrieved 2012-05-15.
- ^ Miska, Brad (2012-04-19). "Full Cast For Santa Slasher 'Silent Night'". Bloody Disgusting. Retrieved 2012-05-15.
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A diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids may help to lessen neurodegeneration caused by eating junk food.
Mice injected with a hormone called growth differentiation factor 11 (GDF11) experience a reversal in signs of cardiac aging.
Taking a daily dose of the pine bark extract pycnogenol may help to improve risk factors associated with metabolic syndrome.
Many women in their 40s are still have regular breast cancer screenings despite national guidelines recommending otherwise.
Giving children at elementary school an extra 60 minute gym class each week significantly reduces their risk of being obese by fifth-grade.
Scientists warn that many kinds of cinnamon-flavored foods contain a cheaper form of the spice that contains a substance that may cause liver damage.
The amount of salt in processed food and food from fast food restaurants is still at dangerously high levels, say researchers.
People who suffer from depression are significantly more likely to contract this hospital-acquired infection.
Study results suggest that eating a combination of tomatoes and soy foods offers the most effective protection against prostate cancer.
People with a parent who has early atherosclerosis of the aorta have a significantly increased risk of developing the disease.
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Taking a daily dose of the pine bark extract pycnogenol may help to improve risk factors associated with metabolic syndrome.
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Vitamin D is vital for efficient muscle performance and may help to boost energy levels.
Dietary supplementation of Vitamin D may slow the neurodegenerative effects of Parkinson's Disease, among those afflicted who have a particular genotype.
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Is it me or is it awkward to be describing yourself like this in front of complete strangers. I've never done something quite like this, but here goes nothing. Hi ladies. My name is Mike and I'm a federal law enforcement officer. I turned 38 on Valentine's Day (I still haven't gotten a gift from you yet!) :) and I'm a single dad to an awesome 11 year old boy. Unfortunately, I don't have him as much as I'd like, but when I do he undoubtedly keeps me young and alive. If I were a betting man, I'm sure my friends and colleagues would describe me as an honest, genuine, confident, loyal, passionate, intelligent, caring, and driven man who has his act together. I also love to make others laugh especially once I get to know them. Don't get me started on quoting lines from movies because I'm sure I'd have you cracking up with those. I enjoy giving, but I don't expect anything in return. I know what I want in life and am very passionate and motivated to achieving those goals. I'm very loyal to those I love and care about and my match would be no different. I would accept her for who she is and likewise I would hope she would accept me for who I am because I believe it's very difficult to change people. I cherish being outdoors because it makes me feel the most alive. With that said and since springtime is here, I'd like to spend more time in my yard or go for another run or two or anything really to enjoy the fresh air. Maybe you could me? Beginning this summer, I'd like to start taking regular trips to Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana so I could experience pure majestic beauty. Unfortunately, I've only seen pictures and descriptions, but it still takes my breath away. If you could just visualize it right now, I'm sure you'd feel the same. Those are certainly some places we could venture off to, but I'm game with traveling anywhere really. I enjoy fishing, hiking, kayaking, camping, and really anything the outdoors offers. I enjoy soaking up the sun and catching some waves at the beach as well. I'm not a championship surfer yet, but I'm working on it (just teasing). I work out at the gym 3-4 times a week to stay healthy. It would be nice to have a work out partner so you're always welcome to join me. If that's not your thing then I'd understand. Sometimes I'll go cycling or running so if that's what you prefer, I'm game with that as well. I love playing most sports, but only really watch football. I've also gotten quite good at ping-pong throughout the years with my catlike reflexes. Is that REALLY a sport? I suppose so. It helps me with my tennis game anyway. Some weird quirky things about me - I can't buy anything where the packaging is damaged in any way. I can't wear socks without shoes. If the shoes come off so do the socks. I think I'm the only person in the world that puts cheese on their sunny side up eggs. I'm sure there's more, but that's just a few that I thought of off the top of my head. My match should be a woman that I'm attracted to both on the inside as well as on the outside. I'd like for my match to have an attractive personality and a good sense of humor. I'd like to connect with my match intellectually and emotionally and just have fun with her. We'd have to share similar interests as well. Ultimately, I'm looking for a woman who I can develop a good friendship with that could lead to a serious relationship. Hey, if this sounds like you and you're up for having some fun and making a new friend, email me! What are you waiting for? P.S. - If you know what movie that headline is from, I'll buy you a drink ;)
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Manly Retaining Wall
|Place Details
|Place ID
|Registration Type
|State Heritage
|Place Name
|Manly Retaining Wall
|Alternative Name
The Great Wall of Manly
|Place Classification
|Place Category
Transport - Road
|Place Type
4 Working / 4.1 Organising workers and workplaces
5 Moving goods, people and information / 5.5 Using motor vehicles
|Register Entry Date
|Falcon Street
|Town / Suburb
|Post Code
|Cultural Heritage Significance
|Principal Period
of Significance
|1930s (fabric)
|Criterion A
|The Manly Retaining Wall is demonstrative of a government scheme which was implemented to assist the unemployed throughout Queensland. It was constructed in 1933 under the Unemployment Relief Scheme which was implemented in the previous year as a means of generating work projects for the unemployed during the Depression of the 1930s.
|Criterion C
|(Criterion under review)
|Criterion E
|Due to its size, the Manly Retaining Wall is a prominent landmark in the area. The random pattern of the stonework and the substantial concrete pointing which includes animal figures such as a kangaroo, emu and goanna also contributes to the aesthetic significance of the place.
|Criterion F
|The Manly Retaining Wall demonstrates technical achievement and is a notable engineering accomplishment incorporating high quality of workmanship.
|Criterion G
|Known locally as 'The Great Wall of Manly', and included in the Brisbane City Council's Heritage Trail for Wynnum-Manly, the place has strong associations with the local community.
|The Manly Retaining Wall is located at the corner of Falcon (formerly know as Spring) and Wellington Streets, forming a cutting in the centre of each road. It was constructed in 1933 and comprises irregularly shaped stones which were quarried at Lytton, bedded in concrete. The first European settlement of the Wynnum Manly area of Moreton Bay occurred in the 1860s when two sugar mills, Lota and Wyvernleigh were established. The area soon became popular with holiday makers, and holiday homes were constructed along the bay. In 1882 land sales of the Manly Beach Estate (named after the coastal Sydney suburb) were held, giving the area its present name. The completion of the railway in 1889 provided further impetus for the development of the area as a seaside resort, although the area maintained its connections with the fishing industry. By the late 1920s, access to the area was possible by rail, bus or road, further increasing its popularity as a resort and also as a permanent place of residence for Brisbane businessmen and their families. Street layouts in the area of the retaining wall form a meandering pattern due to the original estate surveys and also the irregular topography. In some places, the slope to the bay was so steep that the road was divided in two to allow access to houses located on either side of the road. Falcon Street is an example of this. It was originally divided by an embankment which was so high and wide that it restricted access for two way traffic. A retaining wall to replace the embankment was much needed, however the cost of construction would have been more than the surrounding properties were worth. The initiative of the Brisbane City Council District Engineer for Wynnum in applying for relief labour made the wall a financial possibility. The Unemployment Relief Scheme was introduced by the State Government in 1932 as a means of providing work projects for the unemployed during the Depression of the 1930s. The Brisbane City Council took advantage of this scheme to construct the retaining wall, providing tools and materials whilst the state government provided the labour. Other structures in the area, including similar retaining walls and the Wynnum Wading Pool Reserve [602039] were also constructed under the relief scheme. The wall was an ambitious project. It is approximately 200 metres long and meets foundation pressures ranging from 1.5 tons (48.75 kPa) per square foot to 4 tons per square foot (130 kPa). Because of the clay formation of the soil, the foundations of the wall were critical. A plan for the wall was produced by the City Engineer's office in February 1933, and is signed by the Designing Engineer and the City Engineer, Mr Gilchrist. On site calculations are said to have been made 'with the aid of a piece of 4 x 4 placed on end in the clay and loaded with concrete blocks'. Due to the labour being supplied by the relief scheme, a variety of workers were employed on the project, including an unknown artists who formed figures within the concrete plaster pointing. These figures include kangaroos, emus, boomerangs and human heads, one of which is apparently a likeness of the District Engineer in charge of works. The wall is a locally well-known feature of the area and is included in the Brisbane City Council's heritage walk booklet under the local name of 'the Great Wall of Manly'.
|The Manly Retaining Wall is located at the corner of Wellington and Falcon Streets and divides both streets down the centre, forming two levels of access. At the intersection of the two streets the wall is approximately 7 metres high. It extends approximately 100 metres along both streets, tapering towards the ends to follow the incline of each street. Concrete steps are located at the end of the wall on Wellington Street, providing access to the upper level. The wall sits on a concrete base, 3 foot (914mm) high and is constructed of basalt blue metal stone which was quarried at nearby Lytton. The wall has a backing of 9 inches (228mm) of dry stone packing behind the rear face (embedded in the cutting) which steps from 8 foot 3 inches (2.51 metres) at the widest part of the base to 12 inches (304mm) at the top. The front face is straight and is capped with a cement coping, 12 inches (304mm) wide. The individual stones are irregular in form and size and are laid in a random pattern. Each block is bedded in concrete and the joints are heavily pointed with cement plaster. In various places, the plaster has been formed into shapes depicting Australian native animals, including kangaroos, emus, goannas, and also human heads and boomerangs.
|Element Name
|Manly Retaining Wall
|Designer Name
Gilchrist, Mr
|Design Period
|1919 - 1930s Interwar period
|Builder Name
Relief work
|Construction Period
|1933 - 1933
|Construction Method
Random stone
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Further Analysis
It wasn't just that the team went winless last year, it was that it
was bad at everything other than punting. The run defense, pass
defense, offensive line and ground games all battled for the honor
of being the worst in America, while the much-anticipated passing
attack was ineffective at best, a liability at worst.
Things can't be worse, and they won't be with enough experienced
players to expect better overall production and a quarterback in
Chase Holbrook who should be far, far more efficient than Royal Gill
and Joey Vincent were last year. It's also a plus to play in the WAC
where immediate results can come right away with just a little bit
of better overall play.
Prediction: 3-9
2005 Record: 0-12
Preview 2005 predicted wins
Step one for Mumme will be to make his team competitive
after being outscored by an average of 39 to 16.5 per game and only
coming within single-digits in losses to Idaho and Utah State. Step two
will be to get the passing game going to the point to where it makes
defensive coordinators quake. NMSU doesn't have to be fantastic on both
sides of the ball, but it has to be equipped to hang up 35 points every
once in a while and get involved in a few shootouts. That'll happen this
The overall talent level will continue to improve as Mumme brings in
recruits and JUCO transfers to match what he wants to do after trying to
play with pieces that didn't come close to fitting last year. Remember,
this is a program that ran the option not all that long ago.
This will be a fun team to watch, for good and bad, and it does have the
potential to eventually make a huge turnaround and start to be a player in the WAC.
Mumme's track record would suggest nothing less.
The Schedule: The
Aggies will not only get their first win in the Hal Mumme era early
on, they'll be 2-1 thanks to games against SE Louisiana and Texas
Southern. The road games are spread out nicely with two, two-game
road trips to worry about. The mid-section of the season will be the
most interesting to see where NMSU stacks up against the WAC
heavyweights playing Boise State and Hawaii at home before going to
Nevada. It's a bad break getting winnable games against Idaho and
Utah State on the road.
Offensive Player: Sophomore WR A.J. Harris. RB Justine Buries is
the team's most effective offensive player for the role he plays and
QB Chase Holbrook will put up the numbers to get him the headlines,
but Harris is the emerging go-to star with size and speed on the
outside X position.
Defensive Player: Junior SS Eric Carrie. This could quickly change
if CB Courtney Bryan steps up his overall game as a senior and LB
Shauna Leaupepe can adequately replace Jimmy Cottrell in the middle.
Carrie is a big hitting safety who's the one sure-thing on the
defense after finishing third on the team in tackles.
player to a successful season: Sophomore QB Chase Holbrook. The
Aggies might as well not even show up this year if the 6-6,
235-pound bomber doesn't play well. Redshirt freshman Scott Grantham
has potential, but Holbrook has to be the face of the offense and
the one who starts to put up Mumme-quarterback-like numbers to make
the offense go and make NMSU competitive.
season will be a success if ... the Aggies win five games. The
two D-IAA games have to be locks, there has to be at least a split
on the road against Idaho and Utah State, the home date with San
Jose State is a must-win, and there needs to be one out-of-the-blue
upset to make this happen. It's very possible.
game: Oct. 7 at Idaho. It's the WAC opener with the Aggies needing
to avenge last year's 38-27 double-overtime loss to the Vandals. A
win would likely mean a 3-2 start and a world of confidence for a
team sorely in need of it.
Fun Stats:
- Third quarter scoring: Opponents 85 - New Mexico State 6
- Sacks: Opponents 45 for 298 yards - New Mexico State 9 for 57
- Penalties: Opponents 90 for 809 yards - New Mexico State 63 for
494 yards
The Last Time New Mexico State…
…played in a bowl game…1960 (Sun Bowl v. Utah State)
…missed a bowl game…2005
…pitched a shutout…2001 (Louisiana-Monroe)
…was shutout…2005 (Colorado)
…scored 50 points…2004 (Florida International)
…went undefeated…1960
…won a conference title…1978 (Missouri Valley)
…had a 3,000-yard passer…1995 (Cody Ledbetter)
…had a 1,000-yard rusher…2000 (Chris Barnes)
…had a 1,000-yard receiver…1995 (Lucious Davis)
…had a first-round draft choice…1961 (RB Bob Gaiters)


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The announcers are idiots - rice had the first comfortably
That's how to tackle. Our guy would have grabbed him around the head somewhere.
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Grilled Marinated Fish
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|Vegetable oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Fruit chutney
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|Grated fresh ginger
|1 Teaspoon
|Soy sauce
|1 Teaspoon
|White wine
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Mix together all the ingredients for the marinade.
Arrange the fish in a flat dish and pour over the marinade.
Marinate for 2 hours, turning the fish once or twice during this time.
Line a broiler pan with foil and arrange the fish pieces on it.
Brush them with the marinade.
Broil for 5 minutes, then brush with marinade again and broil a further 5 minutes or until the fish is cooked.
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Girl with a Pearl Earring is a 2003 United Kingdom/Luxembourg drama film directed by Peter Webber. The screenplay was adapted by screenwriter Olivia Hetreed based on the novel by Tracy Chevalier. The film stars Scarlett Johansson, Colin Firth, Tom Wilkinson and Cillian Murphy. The film is named after a painting of the same name by the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer.
In the course of their interactions as master and servant, Vermeer and Griet become casually acquainted and he learns of her interest in painting and her knowledge of color and artistic composition. Vermeer subsequently begins giving her lessons in mixing paints and other tasks, taking care to keep their meetings secret from his wife Catharina (Essie Davis). On a routine trip outside the house, Griet also befriends a young man named Pieter (Cillian Murphy), the Vermeers' butcher's son, who is quickly taken with her, though she is slow to return his affections. Vermeer's patron van Ruijven (Tom Wilkinson) sees Griet on a visit to the Vermeer household and asks the painter if he will give her up to him to work in his own house. When Vermeer refuses, Van Ruijven commissions him to paint a portrait of Griet for him. Vermeer accepts the commission, both to remain in Van Ruijven's good graces and because of his own fascination with Griet.
As Vermeer secretly works on the eponymous painting, he and Griet grow closer, while his relationship with his wife declines. Griet suffers with her feelings towards Vermeer, and has to fend off Van Ruijven's attempt to rape her (which is thwarted when Catharina calls for Griet). After a painting session filled with unrequited sexual tension where Vermeer pierces Griet's earlobes so she can wear his wife's pearl earrings for the portrait, Griet runs to Pieter to make love. In the afterglow, Pieter proposes marriage, but she does not answer and leaves him with a kiss. Vermeer's daughter discovers Griet is modeling for the painting, and tells her mother. Filled with jealousy, Catharina demands to see the painting. Vermeer responds that she does not understand art like Griet does. Insulted at being considered more ignorant than a common servant, she orders Griet to leave their household. At the close of the film, the pearl earrings are mysteriously delivered to Griet who has moved back to her home. Unlike the novel, the audience is left wondering whether or not she marries Pieter.


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In the beginning, the earth was a formless void, and darkness covered the face of the deep, according to Genesis.
The film is an amiable but formless waft through a 1950s British film set.
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Exactly two months after the New York Jets gave their presser to conclude the 2012 season, it's time to buckle those chin straps in the front-office and determine which unrestricted free agents would help the team in 2013. No one wants to use the term rebuilding, but that IS what that very distinct odor is emanating from Florham Park. Why couldn't a player like Jason Campbell compete for a starting job next year? He's got no chance to unseat Jay Cutler in Chicago, but he could help that team greatly as a backup. Matt Moore seems content to be a backup for Ryan Tannehill in Miami, signing a two year extension to stay with the Dolphins. Players like David Garrard and Brady Quinn are on the team's radar as far as the quarterback position is concerned, but the Jets have needs… and their not just on offense!
The Jets were a horrible tackling team last season. Yards after contact came in bunches for opponents! One thing they did exceptionally well… cover! Antonio Cromartie and LaRon Landry made the ProBowl after good seasons in green and white; and along with Yeremiah Bell and Kyle Wilson, they were able to keep teams from lighting up the Jets secondary (for the most part). Kyle Wilson, normally the nickel back, started in place of the injured Darrelle Revis, who looks to be on his way out of New York. With Landry and Bell being free agents, and Revis being handed his hat, the Jets have suddenly become a team in need of defensive backs (Don't forget, the Jets cut Eric Smith). Here's a quick look at some recently released DBs who could impact the Jets the way Landry and Bell did in 2012.
Atari Bigby was released by the San Diego Chargers on Friday. Even though he had 79 tackles for the Chargers in 2012, a nagging groin injury landed the seven-year vet on injured reserve. Bigby played his first five seasons in Green Bay and started 33 games for the Packers. The 2006 season was clearly his best campaign, starting all 16 games, tallying 5 interceptions, forcing 3 fumbles, and finishing the year with 86 tackles. Bigby, a former Central Florida standout, will turn 32 years old in September.
Chris Gamble may not make it to his 30th birthday wearing Carolina blue, as reports have him being cut by the Panthers on Friday (Gamble's birthday is Monday). He's spent all nine of his NFL seasons in Carolina, and has been a mainstay in their secondary! Gamble has 27 interceptions and 508 tackles while forcing 4 fumbles during his time in Carolina. Some could blame the salary cap, or some could blame Gamble only making four starts in 2012.
If the name Dawan Landry rings a bell with Jets fans, it should. Dawan is two year older than "little" brother LaRon, and has had an impactful NFL career as well. He spent his first five seasons in Baltimore before joining the Jaguars in 2011. He's started all 16 games in 5 of his last 6 seasons, hovering near or around 100 tackles in his last four. Dawan's been a solid safety and will get a suitor or two with his resume, plus his 6'1" frame won't hurt either.
I'm guessing Friday just wasn't a good day to be a defensive back on Jacksonville's roster. The Jaguars released veteran Aaron Ross, a player they signed to a three-year deal just last offseason. Ross played his first five seasons with the New York Giants, before bolting as a free agent. He's got 10 career interceptions and 2 returns for touchdowns. I thought he was a little overrated out of the University of Texas, and he never really lived up to expectations with the Giants. The Jaguars found out the hard way, but it's the NFL, where all a team needs to do is cut a player if and when it doesn't work out.
After many great seasons in Arizona, it was exceptionally painful to see Adrian Wilson's name on the cut list for Friday. He may not have what it takes to start anymore, but his 721 tackles, 87 passes defensed, 27 interceptions and 5 ProBowls in 12 seasons makes for an impressive addition to any team's secondary. This former bird will land somewhere soon; could he end up in green and white in 2013? You know… if things continue to progress the way they have been, that number 24 might be available when he does land.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A visual treasure from the Chaplin of television comedy
Ernie Kovacs is a television immortal who experimented with the visual comedy effects possible in the new medium. The results were a daring, though never highly popular, television comedy show. Kovacs was the impresario of the sight gag, a genius at off-the-wall antics that made him the Chaplin of TV Comedy. That is not an exaggeration because sound was usually the...
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1.0 out of 5 stars Minority opinion
I was a big Ernie Kovacs fan, and looked forward to seeing these tapes. I and the times have changed, of course, and we have seen a lot of comedy since the 1950s, so that probably explains why I was disappointed. I kept thinking, watching these, how unfunny a lot of what he did, was. With a few exceptions, it's pretty weak stuff, humor-wise. But in the 1950s, I guess...
Published on Jan. 9 2001
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5.0 out of 5 stars A visual treasure from the Chaplin of television comedy,
Lawrance Bernabo (The Zenith City, Duluth, Minnesota) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Best of Ernie Kovacs (DVD)
Ernie Kovacs is a television immortal who experimented with the visual comedy effects possible in the new medium. The results were a daring, though never highly popular, television comedy show. Kovacs was the impresario of the sight gag, a genius at off-the-wall antics that made him the Chaplin of TV Comedy. That is not an exaggeration because sound was usually the least important ingredient in Kovacs' comedy: e.g., Kovacs would be underwater smoking his cigar and trying to blow smoke rings; Kovacs would nail a table and a camera to a platform, tilt it slightly and then try to pour milk into a glass. This guy was bizarre, eccentric, surrealistic and rolling on the floor funny. "The Best of Ernie Kovacs" celebrates his visual gags, musical parodies, sophomoric stunts and wacky improvisations. Here are all of his great characters as well: Percy Dovetonsils, the cross-eyed, martini-drinking, lisping poet in a smoking jacket; Matzoh Hepplewhite, the world's most inept and clumsy magician; Pierre Ragout, a seedy Frenchman whose charming tales of Paris drove him into exile. But the sight gags are all better. In the end Kovacs more than amply proves his own declaration that he was "10-5/8 years ahead of my time," not to mention the inscription on his tombstone: "Ernie Kovacs 1919-1962--Nothing in Moderation."
5.0 out of 5 stars KOVACS, KOVACS, AND MORE KOVACS!!!,
Stauf "Stauf" (IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Best of Ernie Kovacs (DVD)
I haven't seen these bits in nearly 20 years, and coming back to them was like a bullet of nostalgia, with a hint of sadness. Like the voice-over intro states, "Slow down your internal clock. It was a quieter time." The humor is strong on some pieces, but a lot of the stuff on these discs is not as funny as Python, or Belushi. Still, if you take into account the fact that TV was still a relatively new concept, at this time, and that main-stream America was very laid back, and homespun, you look at Ernie's work, and realize how bizarre, funny, and experimental it all was. The sadness only comes in the fact that many people, today, will dismiss it, as my niece did, as stupid, or boring. Ernie even pioneered the concept of music videos! Like the humor of Python, however, some folks just don't get it. As far as the collection, itself, this 2 DISK set is chock full! There is so much to it, I had to stop viewing, after the first disk, because I had had an overdose already, and needed to save the other disk for later. There is just so much on these disks, and it is WONDERFUL to be able to preserve these sketches, rather than losing them to the ravages of time. If you enjoy, and respect, the work of Ernie Kovacs, quite possibly the greatest TV experimentalist of all-time, you need to get this collection. You'll laugh, and remember. Both are important.
5.0 out of 5 stars Demand More Ernie Kovacs!,
Thomas E. Hudson "THudPHud" (West Linn, OR USA) - See all my reviews
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I, like the majority of the reviewers for this DVD have great things to say about it. But more that that, I think that people need to see more of Ernie Kovacs' genius. Here was a man with more savvy about what television could do to entertain -- and an understanding of what it could and would become -- than any network programming executive, ever! Most of what's on the DVD is timeless. Unless you only think what's on the WB is actually funny, then get this. Now having said that, I want to make a request. Pester the studios for more of Ernie's work. Write to distributors and demand that for every "Sleazy Coeds in Toxic Appartments of Death" they release that they should also release a "Wake Me When It's Over" or an "Operation Mad Ball" with Ernie Kovacs. The second one, BTW, also stars Jack Lemmon: a double treat. Even Kovacs; "Sail a Crooked Ship" one of his final performances, is a hoot as is "Five Golden Hours," his last movie. Sure, these movies aren't his writing, but he brought an irreverance to the roles that make them a joy to watch, much more so than "Beat Billy Jack to Death with a Bat, Part 7!" And as for this DVD, I think it's as important as The Sid Ceasar Collection as a great TV history lesson we all could use.
5.0 out of 5 stars Innovative Beyond His Years,
Tom Munroe "deckard_2019" (Chicago, IL United States) - See all my reviews
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This 2-disc set includes all of the 1977 PBS Series that re-introduced this television pioneer to a new audience. Seeing this material again for me after almost twenty years was like visiting an old friend and catching up on great times. I would caution those just discovering Kovacs, however, that some of this DVD is not side-splittingly funny in a conventional sense; rather, much of it is gently humorous and cerebral. Mostly, it is fascinating - incredibly surreal (still the most surreal stuff EVER seen on television) and way, WAY ahead of its' time; much of Kovacs work remains indescribable and uncategoriazable. Having said that, characters such as Percy Dovetonsils and the Nairobi Trio will have even the most jaded viewer chuckling, if not laughing out loud at the sheer outrageousness of these images. Keeping in mind when these shows were made (late 50's/early 60's) Kovacs' body of work remains among the most subversive ever done for network television. By the way, Kovacs solemnly intoning a scene from Julius Ceaser, dressed in full Roman centurian regalia, and then breaking into a tap-dance is still one of the funniest things that I have ever seen. Highly recommended.
5.0 out of 5 stars Eugene meets the Nairobi Trio,
Ernie Kovacs was television's original genius. His innovative use of sound, imagery and outrageous sight gags made for incredibly funny viewing. His characters were priceless. "Percy Dovetonsils" was one of the very first pseudo-gay characters whose wonderful takes to the camera were a scream, especially that syrupy smirk he got on his face. Eugene was a character played entirely in pantomime. The Nairobi Trio is, perhaps Ernies' most famous contribution to comic lore with three band members in long coats, hairy ape masks and derbys playing in a band to the music of the Ray Charles Singers (why they made this recording will never be known) but it is perfect for Ernie's motives. I won't give away the shtick but you'll roll in the aisles (if you have aisles). Ernie left us before his time but today's television comedy owes much to Ernie Kovacs, especially Laugh-in and SNL.
4.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful material, but...,
Mark Pollock "educator" (Davis, CA United States) - See all my reviews
These videos are taken from tv shows compiled in the late 70's. We get to see the genius of Kovacs, his great skits, bizarre antics, wild characters, and ingenious visual gags.
We sometimes see the same clip three or four times. The clips are edited together in ways that don't necessarily complement each other. And if I hear that version of "Mack the Knife" again, ...[I'll go insane].
Kovacs is deserving of a new survey of his works. A better job of compiling his work can be done than this, and we don't need to hear the same Jack Lemmon introduction repeatedly. (I do worry that some of this archival material may have deteriorated over the years, hopefully it's still preserved.)
This set is worth your time, and worth your money. It's reasonably priced, and contains a variety of good material. It would just be nice to have a better assembled, more thought-out collection.
5.0 out of 5 stars Pure Innovative Genius,
NYCLion "nyc_gotham" (NYC & VT) - See all my reviews
The cult following of Ernie's work is well deserved. Where so many other TV "pioneers" were adapting radio material for the screen, Mr. Kovacs treated TV like a totally new toy and created visually centered material that others have fed upon for decades. A Kaleidoscope dancing to the music? On black and white TV? What was he thinking of? Ernie's genius ideas are now commonplace entertainment fodder. These tapes give us a rare opportunity to glimpse comedy art at its crude and wonderful birth. Although its easier for baby boomers to put this material in context, creative younger folks will be able to watch Ernie and contrast him to the often seen scenes of Berle, Lucy, Gleason, etc. If you think Sid Caesar was innovative, Ernie will slay you.
1.0 out of 5 stars Minority opinion,
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I was a big Ernie Kovacs fan, and looked forward to seeing these tapes. I and the times have changed, of course, and we have seen a lot of comedy since the 1950s, so that probably explains why I was disappointed. I kept thinking, watching these, how unfunny a lot of what he did, was. With a few exceptions, it's pretty weak stuff, humor-wise. But in the 1950s, I guess it was all new and fresh, and was funny then, compared to other stuff on TV. It is interesting to see how things were done on TV in the early days, and I'm donating my set of this to a film and TV library. Compared to comedy today, this is pretty weak stuff, but I'm repeating myself.
5.0 out of 5 stars A Genius At Work,
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If you were born early enough to see Ernie Kovacs the first time around, this box set is a joy to watch. If you have never seen his genius, this is worth a look. You will see things Ernie invented and has been used by others. Rowan and Martin gave him credit for the "Bathtub" blackouts used on Laugh-In. Ernie did narration over old movies long before Mystery Science 3000 was started. Imagine what Ernie could do with current technology. A true innovator cut down in his prime.
4.0 out of 5 stars The content is outstanding, but product quality lacking,
By A Customer
These are likely the only Kovacs images currently in print, and it's good to have these tapes available at a reasonable price. Be forewarned, though, that the tapes are loaded with little glitches that make the experience of watching them a little less enjoyable. The video company chalks it up to the source material, but these imperfections are obviously the result of problems in the mass video copying process.
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Drew Storen ready to face hitters following elbow surgery
Jun 21, 2012, 8:29 PM EDT
The last time we checked in on Drew Storen, he just resumed throwing off a mound following April surgery to remove bone chips from his right elbow. Now he's ready to take the next step.
According to Dan Kolko of MASNSports.com, Storen is scheduled to throw live batting practice tomorrow for the first time since surgery. He'll start out by throwing all fastballs. The 24-year-old right-hander threw his slider off the mound for the first time yesterday and estimates that he's currently throwing at about 85-90 percent.
"I'm still making progress every day and I'm having no pain," Storen said. "I'm starting to get the feeling that I felt before I got hurt, so I'm really happy with where I'm at, but it's still a day-by-day process."
Storen still has a few hurdles to cross, including a minor league rehab assignment, but the Nationals are hopeful that he'll be ready to return around the All-Star break. Brad Lidge and Henry Rodriguez were each given chances to close games in Storen's absence, but Tyler Clippard has emerged as a dominant closer recently, going 10-for-10 in save chances. The 27-year-old right-hander has logged 13 1/3 scoreless innings dating back to May 16.
- jjschiller - Jun 21, 2012 at 11:26 PM
Check his hat, Davy Johnson… I think he's doctored that ball.
- dchillin - Jun 22, 2012 at 10:30 AM
Your a wierd wuss
- natstowngreg - Jun 22, 2012 at 1:26 PM
So you're alleging that Storen uses pine tar to keep the ball there? Nonsense. I'm sure it took many hours of practice in the bullpen to get the bill of his cap just right, and master the technique of balancing the baseball. After all, it's not like he had much else to do in the bullpen.
- kkolchak - Jun 22, 2012 at 7:43 AM
How scary is the Nats already dominant bullpen going to be when Storen gets back? They pitched 10.2 innings in three games against the Rays and their collective stats were 0 R, 2 H, 8 K, 4 BB, 0.00 ERA, 0.588 WHIP.
- natstowngreg - Jun 22, 2012 at 1:23 PM
But the guys between the starter and Burnett/Clippard almost blew it last night, walking the bases loaded before Ryan Mattheus finished the 7th. They were also bad against the Yankees, and allowed the Red Sox to get back into 2 of the Nats' 3 wins at Fenway.
Storen's return moves Clippard back to his role as dominant 8th-inning guy, and Craig Stammen and Mattheus back to the 7th (or earlier, if needed). It also relieves Davey of the temptation to use Henry Rodriguez (when he returns) in important situations. The bullpen will look more like what it was supposed to be (except for Brad Lidge, who failed).
- kkolchak - Jun 22, 2012 at 1:43 PM
"Almost" only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades and A-bombs. Bottom line is they got 'er done. Storen/Clippard/Burnett gives them a back end trio to compare with the best in baseball, Gorzo is a solid long reliever and Stammen and Mattheus are decent middle relievers. When the guy who throws 100 MPH is your 7th option, your bullpen is in mighty fine shape.
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Today in this country, there are more than 200,000 people waiting for an organ transplant. Many of these people will wait for years, bed ridden, ill, and a significant percentage of them will die without ever receiving the organ they needed to lead a normal life.
There is no practical reason that this problem still exists. We have the technology to handle the transplants. Insurance companies are willing to cover them. We could easily harvest enough organs from people dying in this country to provide all the organs we'd ever need. But, as a society, we: simply haven't bothered to address the issue in any meaningful way.
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New York State Assemblyman Richard Brodsky nearly lost his daughter, Willie, at 4 years old when she needed a kidney transplant, and again 10 years later when her second kidney failed.
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"Overseas, 24 nations have it. Israel has it. Others have it. And it works without a lot of controversy," Brodsky said.
Currently one of the biggest obstacles to being a donor is while 9 out of 10 are favorable to it only 1 out of 10 is signed up to be a donor.
There was a time when I wouldn't have supported opt-out organ donations, but in all honesty, if I were voting on this bill today, I would vote for it. Admittedly, I'd like to see it sweetened a bit: –: perhaps with some sort of tax break for the surviving relatives of an organ donor, paying out a stipend of a few thousand dollars, or even covering the funeral costs. That may sound really expensive, but given the price of organ transplants, you'd probably be talking about a relatively small percentage of the costs.
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Qantas Airways is appearing increasingly set for a happy new year – or a happier one at least – with yet more analysts lauding the benefits of its tie-up with Emirates Airline.
The deep alliance, complete with alignment on ticket pricing and flight schedules, is almost certain to take off in April on time after Australia's competition regulator granted provisional approval for the deal Thursday.
According to Matthew Spence, transport analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, the marriage could provide Qantas with annual benefits of up to 150 million Australian dollars (US$156.7 million). That compares to the oft-touted A$80 million-A$90 million estimated by Macquarie Group in September immediately before precise details of the deal were announced.
Singapore Airlines Ltd.'s decision to buy a 10% stake in Virgin Australia Holdings Ltd. Tuesday is a smart move at protecting its prized "Kangaroo route," analysts say.
According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, the Kangaroo route, which flies the day-long journey between Europe and Australia, accounts for around one-third of Singapore flag carrier SIA's passenger revenue. That route, however, has come under intense competition lately, since Qantas Airways Ltd. announced a 10-year alliance with Dubai's Emirates Airline in September.
The Flying Kangaroo's tie-up with Dubai-based Emirates Airlines isn't in the pouch just yet. And the biggest obstacle may well be dominance of Qantas' namesake route between Australia and the U.K.
Qantas, whose international business is ailing, desperately needs the link-up to help slash costs and extend its reach into both Europe and Asia.
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Qantas and Emirates may well be lauding the benefits to consumers they say will arise from their historic alliance deal. But travelers beware, what's good for airlines' profitability isn't always good for consumers.
Sure, the agreement to put passengers on their respective planes and coordinate on ticket pricing and flight schedules opens up more destinations. Qantas flyers will get access to the myriad stops that Emirates has to offer throughout Europe, while Middle Eastern travelers can get around down under more seamlessly by hopping aboard Qantas's extensive domestic network.
The agreement to coordinate on ticket prices, however, may ring some alarm bells.
Previously one to shun alliances, the world's biggest international carrier Emirates Airline appears to be acting out of character with its effort to make friends with Qantas Airways.
It's a deal that could ultimately help save the Flying Kangaroo's ailing long-haul flights unit, brought to its knees by intense competition from none other than Emirates and its state-backed Middle Eastern peers.
A closer look at the benefits on offer, however, shows that Emirates certainly isn't acting out charity.
Australia's Qantas Airways crashed to a record low of A$1.14 a share before closing down 19% at A$1.15 a share after the airline downgraded full-year earnings by up to 91%.
Following the downgrade, Macquarie equities analysts told clients the airline might need to raise capital if the European and U.S. economies weaken further.
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The Middle Eastern airline and Qantas are often touted as potential alliance partners, and Deutsche Bank analyst Cameron McDonald says a direct investment in Qantas' lucrative domestic flights business could be on the drawing board in Dubai.
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Liebert direct expansion (DX) enclosures provide high-capacity data center cooling solutions. Packaged solutions for housing and cooling rack equipment offer total protection when combined with Liebert uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and power strips. These rack enclosures provide an ideal solution for applications where a hot aisle/cold aisle approach is not practical.