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In this course, photographer Ben Long describes the concepts and techniques behind high dynamic range (HDR) photography, a technique used to create images that have a wider range between the lightest and darkest areas of a scene than a digital camera can typically capture. The course begins with some background on dynamic range, on how camera sensors detect shadows, and on the kinds of subjects that benefit from HDR. Ben then describes and demonstrates several methods of generating HDR images, starting with single-shot HDR, which relies on masking to subtly enhance the dynamic range of a shot. Next, the course covers multi-exposure HDR, which involves shooting several photos of a scene, each at a different exposure, and then combining them using software tools. Ben demonstrates how to use Photoshop and the popular Photomatix software to process HDR images whose appearance ranges from subtle to surreal.
When we talk about expanding dynamic range, it's usually the multi-shot tone mapping special software HDR process that gets all the attention, but very often all you need to do to solve the dynamic range problem is a little selective tonal adjustment, which you can achieve through some simple masking. As we discussed earlier, in most cases your camera will expose to protect highlights and that will tend to underexpose darker areas in your scene. However, very often you'll be able to brighten up those darker areas to even out your exposure.
We're going to do that right now with a raw file that I shot on a cloudy day. Now, I first took a picture of this scene exposed normally and I got this. Now, there are some bright spots in the clouds up here but because this is a RAW file I could probably recover those. However, it was a very dramatic sk, and I knew that I'd really want to play up the contrast in the clouds and that I would have an easier time of that with a darker exposure. So I dialed in some negative exposure compensation, shot again, and got this.
This is the image we're going to work with and right off the bat you might look at it and say, well, that's too dark. And it is too dark, except look. The sky already is a lot more dramatic than what we were seeing before. So this is working to get us a sky that's a little bit crunchier and got some more drama in it, but we're way outside the dynamic range of the camera here because this ended up too dark, so we're going to have to brighten that up. Now, this is a RAW file, so when I open it up in Photoshop, the first thing that happens is it gives me the Camera RAW dialog box, which you should be familiar with by now. So what I need to do is figure out how to brighten just the foreground and I can do that in Camera RAW with a gradient mask.
Now, this gradient mask may not be the only edit that I need, but it's a good starting place. So if I click up here on the Graduated Filter, and when I do that I get a set of exposure controls over here. I'm not going to worry too much about-- actually I'm not going to worry at all about getting these set properly, because I can't really tell what they're supposed to be until I've got the mask on. So I want to click where I want this adjustment to be strongest in the image, and so I'm brightening. So I'm going to click down here in the grass and I'm going to drag up here and as I do, our brightening gets ramped off.
Now, I don't know that this is the right amount of brightening. I can't tell that for sure until I get the mask in place, so I'm going to put this here. And that's kind of not doing too much, so I'm going to brighten it up some more and there we go. now we're getting somewhere. I am going to dial in some contrast too, and I might as well dial in a little Clarity, just make some of that crunchy grass texture appear more. Now, why is this edit working? Because it really is. I've got a very natural looking image here. I have a bright foreground and I've still got my nice dark sky.
Depth queuing is one of the ways that we see depth in the real world. Very often we expect things to get darker towards the horizon, so the fact that we are brightening up this part of the image and slowly ramping off that brightening until there's not very much up here, this is the original tone of the image, that actually looks very often like something we expect to see. This is not an unreasonable type of lighting to see in a scene like this and our eyes recognize that. So this is a case where just with a single gradient mask, I can make a big change to this image. Now, again, this may not be the only edit that I want to make. If I go back here to my global adjustments, I can see that I probably want to maybe brighten up the whole image a little more and maybe dial in some contrast to the whole image a little more.
I'm watching these areas very carefully on my screen. They're not overexposing and I'm not seeing any clipping over here, so that can work a little bit better. After I print it I may decide that I need even more adjustment, but this is a very simple way of effectively doing the same type of thing that we do in HDR. We have chosen one exposure for one part of the image and another exposure for another part of the image, and in a lot of cases this will be the only type of adjustment that you'll need to get more apparent dynamic range into your image.
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About a week ago, my car completely shut down. It was running perfectly fine. Mt parents took it to pepboys and they couldnt find anything wrong with it. Then they said that oil and fuel had combined so they changed the fuel pump. still nothing. They checked the spark plugs and they were fine. After almost paying a grand, the car can run but it rattles and shakes when i am idle and now my traction control light is on. Did they mess something up? - csalinas
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Welcome to Sanctuary Power Yoga
This yoga is for every-body, regardless of your prior experience with yoga, sports or the gym. Come as you are, practice with where you are. Whether you come for the workout, the sacred space, your body or your spirit - whatever brings you here, leave feeling connected. To yourself, to others & to the universe. At Sanctuary, we believe that when we practice yoga we find that we are more alike than different. Sanctuary is founded on the idea of building community through yoga. We strive to be the change that we want to see in the world today - one breath, one body, at a time.
Class Descriptions
For your first class, please arrive about 15 minutes early to sign-in & get situated. Although you can pre-register for class through our website, it is NOT required.
If you have purchased a Groupon, you will not be able to pre-register until you redeem your Groupon in the studio - simply bring your Groupon with you for your first class (a hard copy or on your phone)
All Levels Heated: This is our signature, power yoga class. Baptiste influenced, it's strong & challenging, with an emphasis on compassion & mindfulness. When you get in the flow, it becomes what yoga is meant to be...meditation in motion. Suitable for students of all levels - beginners to seasoned yogis. Enjoy modifications & variations with which you are comfortable.
Slow Flow Unheated: A slower, gentler flow that still encorporates many of the poses from our traditional power class. A slower pace allows for more time to learn alignment while still building strength & increasing flexibility. This class is unheated & music is played.
Slow Flow Unheated with Guided Meditation: Our slow flow class, with the added bonus of a guided meditation at the end of each class.
Can't find a class time that works for you? We're available for private sessions in the studio or at your home or work. Please email or call us for more information.
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You just need to take that first step into the studio. Whether you are a brand new beginner or seasoned yogi, truly you can come to any of our classes. Pace yourself, practice at your level, rest when needed.
You don't need to be "flexible" or have "done yoga" before. If you have them, bring a mat, towel & water. If not, we rent mats & towels & sell water. Wear comfortable clothes that you would wear for a work-out & be prepared to sweat. For your first class, arrive about 15 minutes early to get settled in.
Please note that Franklin St will be closed from Main St to Volkman Lane June 1st-Sept 1st. You WILL still be able to access Franklin St from East Main St via Volkman Lane, Center St & Willow St. Parking IS permitted in the large lot marked "O'Connors Public House" - you can also park on the street, and in the new Municipal lot on Franklin.
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Historical Perspective on the State of the Union Address
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- Full coverage of the impeachment trial: analysis and trial documents.
- Jan. 20, 1998: A panel of Denver citizens on the latest news from Washington.
- Jan. 19, 1998: Full coverage of President Clinton's State of the Union address.
- Jan. 19, 1998: White House Counsel Charles Ruff presents President Clinton's defense
- Jan. 18, 1999: Five college newspaper editors reflect on the impeachment trial.
- Jan. 15, 1999: David Gergen, Yvonne Scruggs Leftwich, and George Terwilliger, react to the Senate impeachment trial.
- Jan. 15, 1999: Mark Shields and Paul Gigot offer analysis and observations of the Senate trial.
- Jan. 15, 1999: Republican managers summarized the evidence they presented.
JIM LEHRER: Finally tonight, some overview perspective on these last 24 hours from NewsHour regulars presidential historians Doris Kearns Goodwin and Michael Beschloss, journalist/author Haynes Johnson, joined tonight by Joan Hoff, director of the Contemporary History Institute at Ohio University. Michael, how would you describe last night's event and all the things that it means and encircled it?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Well, you know, I think if a Martian had landed in that House chamber and not known that this was the first time we had a president giving a State of the Union to a House and a Senate, the majority of whom wanted to see him out of office as unfit, that Martian would not know — not have known that anything was awry. Even Richard Nixon in 1974 knew that there was sort of a big cloud over the chamber during his State of the Union. That was when he said, "One year of Watergate is enough." There was a lot of applause from the Republicans but they didn't agree. And you know the other thing that struck me, Jim, is that usually State of the Unions are used by presidents to signal a great change in national direction — F.D.R. in '41 saying "you Americans may have to get involved in a big war against the Japanese and Germans;" Kennedy on the Cold War in '61; Reagan in the early 1980's on taxes and defense spending. Bill Clinton has used these speeches in a new way. Think of the number of times he's used these things to spring himself from a bad political crisis.
JIM LEHRER: Like even a year ago.
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: A year with Monica, but it began in 1994; it was just after Whitewater, an independent prosecutor had just been appointed, 1995 — in the wake of the Republican victory in Congress. And he gives these long speeches — they're full of Dick Morris-like proposals, 90 minutes, people tune in for a few minutes, they hear something they like, and the next day the public opinion numbers go up, we could have almost predicted that that would have happened today — so it did.
JIM LEHRER: And, Haynes, as the person from Denver just said, the government goes on. I mean, the Supreme Court is still meeting and the House is doing its business, and the Supreme Court – I mean, you just go all through the list.
HAYNES JOHNSON: And there aren't tanks in the streets and we're not being barricaded and so forth. This is so astonishing what Michael talked about, Martians; this is exactly six years ago right now when Bill Clinton became President of the United States. This was his inaugural day. Two years from now the next president will be take office, maybe he'll be out, maybe he won't, but somebody will be sworn in on inaugural day and you think about the high-wire act of this comeback kid – again and again and again coming up. But last night I just have to say I watched that speech and we've seen him do this again and again and hear all the expectation and I remember what William Allen White, the great Kansas editor said about Franklin Roosevelt.
JIM LEHRER: Emporia, Kansas.
HAYNES JOHNSON: Emporia, Kansas. The Emporia Gazette — the great, life-long Republican, he wasn't a fan of Franklin Roosevelt at all and he issued this wonderful – he wrote a wonderful editorial when Roosevelt had gone at the end of the war all over the world looking at the troops in combat and he said, you know — he wound up by talking about how you had to give this president credit. He said, "And here it is, we who hate your gaudy guts salute you." And I looked at those Republicans last night, once again he had appropriated their issues, he was confident, he was ebullient, he was enjoying himself, he was taunting and playing with the audience, and he was on top and you would never have believed that this was a man in trouble or had actually been impeached in that very chamber four weeks to the day before last night.
JIM LEHRER: Joan Hoff, what did you see and hear last night?
JOAN HOFF: Well, I think, again, he did give a great performance but the question is, what does his 75 spending programs do for the nation overall? In other words, there were no basic priorities there, no real analysis, no focus. It's the same kind of Santa Claus, glorified wish list that he's given us several times before. And I think that's what we have to think about. It reflects, I think, his intellectual lack of discipline as the impeachment trial – it reflects or was based initially on his private lack of discipline. So I think he's downgrading what could be meaningful State of the Union addresses as some presidents have used them in a very focused and disciplined way to reiterate or to present for the first time one or two or three major programs. And he's abandoned that completely and he does it very well by using focus groups and polls, he can provide a gift like Santa Claus to everyone and he doesn't have to deliver because there are so many promises you can't hold him accountable. If he only promised two or three, people might follow up to see what he's delivered. If you look at his past addresses, he's done the same thing and there's been little delivery.
JIM LEHRER: Well, what about in the context of the impeachment trial? It was suggested during the day yesterday, even in our gavel-to-gavel coverage, somebody said well, that he would go up there and be his prime defense witness in the form of making his State of the Union address. In that context, what did you hear and see?
JOAN HOFF: Well, what he did was take the burden off of his defense attorneys. They now only have to address the senators. He can reinforce his own popularity with the people with a speech like this, as he did last night. That's the real connection. It takes a burden off of them — where the House managers had to try to cut into his popularity with their prosecution of him and at the same time address the senators. I see a real connect there. I don't think this is an alternative universe at all or –
JIM LEHRER: Compartmentalization? You don't see a compartmentalization at all?
JOAN HOFF: I don't, I think it was coincidental that the two occurred and he utilized that occurrence, that coincidental occurrence, to his advantage to just increase his own popularity which, as I say, alleviates the burden on his defense team.
JIM LEHRER: Doris, do you see the same connection?
DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN: Well, I do think it was his best defense, that more important than anything that Mr. Ruff or Mr. Craig could say in the senate was the fact that he proved himself effective, energetic, just full of excitement about America. And I'm sure the people responded to that. What haunted me in the whole listening to the State of the Union, however, was the ghost of what might have been had that trial not been going on. Imagine a president as Clinton, popular, producing popular programs as he did last night without that trial with this incredible economy underneath him. Today he could have been up on Capitol Hill maybe asking to start moving, prioritizing, as Joan said. That's what he has to do now. He's only two years left. Timing is critical. Move on one, move on another. He could have been doing that.
You know, at the end of Lyndon Johnson's speech in 1965 when he did give a set of priorities, a lot of stuff too, it was jammed full but he said I want voting rights, I want aid to education, I want Medicare. That very next morning he's talking to the congressmen and the senators and even the Republican leaders had to admit it was a magnificent, eloquent speech. Now, you could have had that kind of bipartisanship given the economy, given centrist programs, and the trial is taking that time away. That's the ghost that we have to recognize. He might have even had more Democrats elected in this midterm election had this trial not been here, rather than the other way around. That's what saddened me. To listen to that trial again today, it was such a colossal letdown to be talking about Monica Lewinsky, who did what, when, and where when at least last night we were beginning to debate big issues again.
JIM LEHRER: Speaking of the trial, specifically Michael, you listened to it today, Mr. Craig and Cheryl Mills on behalf of the president. How do you feel the defense is going?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: Well, I think the president's defense has actually been a lot more effective than I expected and there's one thing. You know, often times when you see a process of government play out in the flesh, you learn certain things that you perhaps didn't imagine when you thought of what this might be like. And the president's defenders have a little bit of an advantage over the House managers because there had to be this half dozen or so House managers they, to some extent, nominated themselves. They didn't coordinate very well and that defense really rambled all over the place. When you've got a president defending himself who can chooses who going to represent him, it's much easier to have a tighter defense that is a little bit more effective and that's the sense I got.
JIM LEHRER: And, Haynes, would you agree with Joan Hoff that the president took a great burden off his lawyers because he's handling the public which the House managers had to do that in addition to dealing with the Senate.
HAYNES JOHNSON: They played with each other, Jim. I mean, you had Mr. Ruff yesterday, setting the stage for Mr. Clinton last night and Ruff was strong, forceful, clear, direct, and then Clinton came on. I disagree with Joan Hoff about one thing. What the president did last night is frame the issue of politics for years to come on what do we do with the surplus, what do we do with an aging America, and you can argue about how you do it. And we're going to see it played out in the year 2000 and long after tonight and way into the future. But I think the days and the testimony of the witnesses that they may call yet are now not nearly as relevant because of the case that has been made. And you can see a switch. After the Republicans finished their three days, the Democrats privately were in terror. There were people talking about defections and this and that. Then all of a sudden the polls came out before the witnesses — the defense of the president and then that turned around and then you have this sudden, absolutely impressive performance by the president, number one, and then you had today with the two people –short, clear, direct, and I think it helped the president. They worked together.
JIM LEHRER: Joan Hoff, what did you think specifically about Cheryl Mills and Gregory Craig and the way they handled themselves and the case?
JOAN HOFF: Well, you have to remember that this is a trial even though it has all these political overtones and the burden on the defense is simply to raise reasonable doubts. They don't have to prove anything to the public or to really the senators. And consequently, I think today that they did a better job in trying to poke holes in the perjury article of impeachment than they did in the obstruction of justice. But it's not over yet and what we're seeing is the typical trial, the prosecution presents its case, the defense, and then you have a jury or triers who are going to make up their minds. We haven't seen the complete defense yet but it's typical to this stage and I think it's stronger on the perjury than it is on the obstruction of justice.
JIM LEHRER: Doris, what did you think of the folks that told Elizabeth in Denver that they weren't even paying attention to this? For those of us in Washington who are dealing with this day in and day out, it seems a little bit incredible.
DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN: And I think what that means is that for many people the trial is a spectacle. It's a performance; it's something that's happening in Washington. And it's part of that larger passivity that too many citizens have fallen into, I think, in this last decade, where too much of our political life has become entertainment or show. Even last night this extraordinary State of the Union message, which I do think was successful, was being rated as a show. It's his performance we talked about, his composure as opposed to really debating the issues that he raised. And I think that's what we've fallen into in this last decade and the trial seems like a show. Some people are very interested in it, others not at all. Disconnected from their lives, it's a very unusual phenomenon.
JIM LEHRER: Do you agree with that, Michael?
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: I do, except for I'm a little bit tougher on the speech last night. I think there was a degree of artificiality that only came somewhat from the fact that the president did not mention impeachment during the speech. The State of the Union addresses that have worked in history have been when you have a president talking about something he feels in his gut like Roosevelt about the war or Johnson on civil rights — when he takes a political risk — when he uses language that we remember for a long time. All those things were really absent last night, and as I listened to Bill Clinton speak, I couldn't remember very much of what he said but more important than that, I could hear those polls ticking in the background — you know, one proposal after another, 70 percent of the American people liked that.
JIM LEHRER: They liked that.
MICHAEL BESCHLOSS: 65 percent liked that and we'll see in future weeks whether that's going to affect the outcome of this trial.
DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN: You know, Jim –
JIM LEHRER: Yes. We have to go. Quick thing.
DORIS KEARNS GOODWIN: I was just going to say I kept hoping he would concentrate because of the pain of the impeachment. Freud once said when he had a toothache, "Concentrated is my soul in my molar hole." So I keep hoping he'll concentrate on priorities. I still am the optimist.
JIM LEHRER: Okay, thank you all very much.


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Re: VOY: The Eternal Tide by Kirsten Beyer Review Thread (Spoilers!)
Jedi_Master wrote:
As to the whole "keeping the seat" warm issue.
Janeway is a canon character with 7 TV seasons of episodes and character exploration. It would be very difficult for a non - canon character introduced in the novels to EVER have the story potential that she does.
And yet other novel series have do just that and seem to be doing well. In fact I believe the whole relaunch thing was seen as feasible due to how well Star Trek: New Frontier, which had only a handful of canon characters in its cast was doing at the time.
besides the only difference between an non-canon and canon character is that one showed up on a TV series and the other didn't, big deal.
and now we can go back to the main characters - which is why we bought the book in the first place.
Speak for your self I like seeing new characters as it expands Star Trek instead of keeping it confined to the same groups of people. If Paramount and CBS had followed that logic Star Trek would have only consisted of TOS and its films.
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When we think of Brett Favre, there are generally two schools of thought. On one hand, we remember the guy who was one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history and probably the toughest player to ever play the game. On the other, we think of the guy who didn't know when to call it quits and who made a mockery of himself over the final few years of his career. But do we think of Tony Romo? Favre does.
When discussing some of the NFL's active quarterbacks during an appearance on the NFL Network, Favre said he feels that Romo is more like him than any other quarterback in the league.
"Romo is probably more like me than any of those guys," Favre said according to Pro Football Talk. "I think way too much is cast upon him, good or bad. It's Dallas, and much is expected. He's carried those guys. I watched him last year, and I like Tony. I like the way he plays. I think at times he's underrated."
Naturally, Favre had to toot his own horn a bit by comparing a guy who carries his team to himself. Favre and the NFL Network's Deion Sanders then went on to agree that Romo has to tell his offensive players where to be and what to do before each snap, which is a valid point. There were several times throughout the season last year where the Cowboys receivers looked clueless as the were lining up — an issue that arises way too often in Dallas.
"How in the world are you going to have a positive play when the ball is coming and you're telling guys?" Favre asked.
That all may be true, but Romo has made some epic mistakes and had some serious mental lapses on the field over the years as well. He hasn't gotten a whole lot of help, but Tony hasn't exactly helped himself in big situations either.
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Is there anything more formidable and terrifying than the threat of raising the interest rate on a bank loan? Truly, the Sith are diabolical!
Yes, here on Earth, interest rates on bank loans is an important issue in people's lives. But this is Star Wars. And poor Count Dooku being saddled with giving Clovis the order to increase the interest rates on the Republic's loans just doesn't have the same ring as "Execute Order 66," does it?
With this entire episode revolving around how Dooku and Sidious were pulling strings to get the banks under Palpatine's control, there was a lot to be exasperated by. It may make sense in real world terms, but it just doesn't make for compelling drama - and certainly isn't what I look to Star Wars for. Yes, Palpatine succeeding in this plot is another crucial piece of his power-building, but it probably would have best been served as background information, rather than getting so much screen time.
Thankfully, the center of the episode had some strong moments. Clovis being truly conflicted was a nice touch, as we saw that he naively thought he could make a deal with the devil to then actually do some good once he was in his position of power - only to quickly find that wasn't the case. In the end, he was more of a tragic figure than a one-sided bad guy, and it did make it more effective and powerful when he died as a result.
I also have to commend that very cool scene where one Clone Trooper, his comrades dead, fought to the bitter end against insurmountable odds, before being shot point blank several times.
Also, Dooku thankfully got a very dark, effective moment to exert his power here, amongst all the interest rate threats, when he took control of Padme's actions with the Force and actually made her shoot and kill the sympathetic, reasonable Separatist senator she'd been conferring with. This was certainly a cold-blooded, notably chilling moment for The Clone Wars.
Anakin being proven right about his suspicions about Clovis was fine as far as the Jedi were concerned, but with Padme, it still felt like the resolution was skipping a couple of important beats. Padme simply saying, "I'm sorry!" to Anakin after all that happened seemed to sweep aside just how ominous Anakin had been in the episode before - even if he was right to be suspicious of Clovis, he'd nearly beaten the guy to death because he was hitting on his (secret) wife. It's sad to say, but Padme is ultimately a pretty weak character in Star Wars and while I'm glad that the previous episode (by far the highlight of this storyline) showed her having a moment of clarity about how messed up things are, seeing her so quickly mend fences with her sometimes scary, violent husband undermined a lot of that.


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Let's cut through the garbage, the
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individual award in all of sports. The Heisman Trophy goes to the most
celebrated quarterback or running back from a top BCS team or a top 25
non-BCS program, and while others will be acknowledged here if they have
any prayer of potentially finishing in the top five, it'll take
something extraordinary to get on this list. Let's not pretend the hot
Sun Belt back or the dual threat MAC quarterback has an honest chance.
This isn't a ranking of the best players or top NFL prospects. This is
an attempt to put the finger on the pulse of the Heisman chase. So
without further ado, here are the current favorites AT THE MOMENT (and
this will changed week after week with players moving in and out of
No Current Chance To Win It, But Deserves To Be In
The Discussion
QB Brian Brohm, Sr. Louisville
Last Week: 20 of 33 for 251 yards and a touchdown with an
interception in the win over NC State
Brohm is still putting up numbers, and could be a finalist if the
Cardinals win the Big East title, but at the moment, he's off the radar.
QB Chase Daniel, Jr. Missouri
Last Week: 21 of 34 for 294 yards and three touchdowns with two
interceptions in the 38-17 win over Illinois State two weeks ago
Here we go. Beat Nebraska, beat Oklahoma, get in the Heisman race. Lose
those two, and there's no shot of anything. Split, and we're still
QB Graham Harrell, Jr. Texas Tech
Last Week: 26 of 40 for 338 yards and five touchdowns in the 75-7
win over Northwestern State
If you love Colt Brennan, then you have to start gushing over Harrell.
However, his top target, redshirt freshman Michael Crabtree, actually
deserves more Heismna consideration right now. Give it about two more
weeks, and Crabtree will be on the list, while Harrell will have more
games against big teams to show what he can really do.
On The Radar, But The World Is Looking For
QB Dennis Dixon, Sr. Oregon
Last Week: 31 of 44 for 306 yards and a touchdown with two
interceptions, and ran eight times for 17 yards and a touchdown in the
31-24 loss to Cal
The California loss was so close, and the final, ill-fated drive so
good, that Dixon should still be alive for a finalist spot as long as
Oregon starts winning again.
WR DeSean Jackson, Jr. California
Last Week: 11 catches for 161 yards and two touchdowns in the
31-24 win over Oregon
He might not have the overall numbers, but when the spotlight's on, he's
come up huge with his performances against Tennessee and Oregon. If
becomes knows as the big game player, and if Cal keeps winning, he'll be
a finalist. If he blows up against USC, then things will get
RB P.J. Hill, Jr. Wisconsin
Last Week: 34 carries for 155 yards and two touchdowns in the
37-34 win over Michigan State
Take him off of Wisconsin and the Badgers aren't anywhere near the top
five. He's the team's one consistent force, and he's carrying the
QB Matt Ryan, Sr. Boston College
Last Week: 24 of 42 for 204 yards and a touchdown in the 24-14
win over Massachusetts
Give if another week before he gets back on the overall radar. BC is
going through the motions against a lousy lull in the schedule, but
that'll quickly change, and he'll get plenty of chances to shine.
RB Steve Slaton, Jr. West Virginia
Last Week: 13 carries for 54 yards in the 21-13 loss to South
Slaton is still in the race, despite being held in check by South
Florida, but he has to come up with a few monstrous games to get back on
the Heisman track.
QB Pat White, Jr. West Virginia
Last Week: 12 of 18 passes for 100 yards and an interception, and
nine carries for 36 yards in the 21-13 loss to South Florida
He was tremendous before getting hurt against South Florida. There's
still plenty of time to lead his Mountaineers to the Big East title and
get back in the Heisman race.
The True Favorites
QB John David Booty, Sr. USC
Last Game: 20 of 37 for 236 yards and a touchdown with two
interceptions in the 27-24 win over Washington
It's all about continuing to win. With so many other favorites
stumbling, as long as Booty is seen as the game manager for the nation's
No. 1 team, he'll be in the hunt.
QB Colt Brennan, Sr. Hawaii
Last Week: 30 of 49 passes for 369 yards and three touchdowns and
five interceptions, and five carries with a touchdown, in the 48-20 win
over Idaho
You can't put up five interceptions against Idaho. You just can't.
Making the Heisman chase even harder is Texas Tech's Graham Harrell,
who's putting up similar numbers. Just wait. The monster Brennan games
are coming.
RB Mike Hart, Sr. Michigan
Last Week: 30 carries for 106 yards and a touchdown in the 28-16
win over Northwestern
Mr. Steady, he wasn't fantastic against Northwestern, but he's still
carrying the stunningly flat offense. Right now, he has to be the
season's MVP.
RB Darren McFadden, Jr. Arkansas
Last Game: 19 carries for 138 yards and two touchdowns in the
66-7 win over North Texas
With so many top candidates starting to fall, all of a sudden,
there's room opening up for McFadden. Arkansas isn't going to win the
SEC West, but McFadden will put up big numbers all year long and should
be a finalist simply by so amazing game in and game out.
QB Tim Tebow, Soph. Florida
Last Week: 20 of 27 passes for 201 yards and a touchdown, and 19
carries for 75 yards and a score in the 20-17 loss to Auburn
Florida might have lost to Auburn, but Tebow's Heisman stock didn't drop
too much. After all, he and Percy Harvin are the only two players doing
anything on offense. If the Gators beat LSU, then he might be the
And The Current Leader In The Clubhouse Is ...
QB Andre Woodson, Sr. Kentucky
Last Week: 26 of 33 for 301 yards and five touchdowns with an
interception in the 45-17 win over Florida Atlantic
Woodson's starting to become one of the season's big stories. His
Heisman candidacy will be made or broken over the next three weeks
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1848: Five women, including young housewife and mother Elizabeth Cady Stanton, are having tea when the conversation turns to the situation of women in America. Within a week, they organize a two-day convention in Seneca Falls, N.Y., to discuss women's rights. There, participants sign a Declaration of Sentiments, which calls for equal treatment of women and men under the law and voting rights for women. The women's rights movement has begun.
1851: Sojourner Truth, an abolitionist, women's rights activist and former slave, delivers the famous "Ain't I a Woman" speech at the Ohio Women's Rights Convention.
1866: Congress passes the 14th Amendment granting all citizens the right to vote, but for the first time in the Constitution, "citizens" and "voters" are defined as "male."
1869: Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton form the National Woman Suffrage Association, while Lucy Stone (the first American woman to keep her maiden name after marriage) and others form the American Woman Suffrage Association.
Wyoming, then a territory, passes the first women's suffrage law in the country.
1913: Alice Paul and Lucy Burns form the Congressional Union to work toward a federal amendment that would give women the vote. The group later is renamed the National Women's Party. Members picket the White House and in 1917 are arrested; some go on hunger strikes and are force-fed.
1916: Margaret Sanger opens the first birth control clinic in Brooklyn and within 10 days is arrested. She continues to fight to establish women's right to control their own bodies and opens another clinic, with legal support, in 1923.
1920: The 19th Amendment is ratified, giving women the right to vote. Charlestonian Anita Pollitzer was instrumental in its passage.
1923: The Equal Rights Amendment, written by Alice Paul, first is presented to Congress.
1945: Millions of women lose their jobs when servicemen return from World War II, though surveys show 80 percent want to keep working.
1960: The Food and Drug Administration approves birth control pills.
1963: Congress passes the Equal Pay Act, promising equitable wages for the same work regardless of sex, race, religion or national origin.
1964: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act passes, prohibiting employment discrimination on the basis of sex, race, religion or national origin.
1965: In Griswold v. Connecticut, the Supreme Court overturns one of the last state laws prohibiting the prescription or use of contraceptives by married couples.
1972: In Eisenstadt v. Baird, the Supreme Court rules that the right to privacy includes an unmarried person's right to use contraceptives.
Title IX of the Education Amendments bans sex discrimination in schools that receive federal support. The number of women in athletic programs and professional schools increases drastically.
The Equal Rights Amendment, which now reads, "Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex," is passed by Congress and sent to the states for ratification. The amendment dies in 1982 when it fails to achieve ratification by a minimum of 38 states.
1973: In Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton, the Supreme Court declares that the Constitution protects women's right to terminate an early pregnancy, thus making abortion legal.
1976: The first marital rape law passes in Nebraska, making it illegal for a husband to rape his wife.
1978: Congress passes the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, prohibiting employment discrimination against pregnant women.
1981: The Supreme Court rules that excluding women from the draft is constitutional.
In Kirchberg v. Feenstra, the Supreme Court overturns state laws designating a husband "head and master" with unilateral control of property owned jointly with his wife.
1993: The Family and Medical Leave Act goes into effect, allowing female workers to take employment leave after giving birth.
1994: The Violence Against Women Act funds services for victims of rape and domestic violence, allows women to seek civil rights remedies for gender-related crimes, and provides training to increase police and court officials' sensitivity and a national 24-hour hot line for battered women. The National Organization for Women called it "the greatest breakthrough in civil rights for women in nearly two decades."
1995: Shannon Faulkner is the first woman to attend The Citadel in its 152-year history. She sued the all-male, state-supported school and was admitted under court order. In 1996, the Supreme Court ruled that the all-male policy at the Virginia Military Institute, also a state-funded military college, was unconstitutional. After that, The Citadel's board voted to open its doors to women, and four women enrolled in 1996.
2009: President Barack Obama signs the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act, which allows victims of pay discrimination to file a complaint with the government against their employer within 180 days of their last paycheck. Previously, victims were allowed only 180 days from the date of the first unfair paycheck. The act is named after a former employee of Goodyear, who was paid 15 percent-40 percent less than her male counterparts, who won't benefit from the legislation. She said the reward is that the nation's daughters and granddaughters will be better off.
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It was reported earlier this week that Islanders Captain Mark Streit was set to depart the team as a Free Agent this summer as a contract extension could not be reached. This is fine by me, as much as Streit's still able to put up points, largely on the PP, he's not a long term piece any more and also just not very good in his own end anymore. Whatever the rumored price was, it wasn't going to end up a good business or personnel move for the Islanders. With the Rick DiPietro saga seemingly coming to an end this summer, the last thing the Islanders need is to over pay a past 35 3rd pair D who's a PP specialist. Streit wasn't going to provide the sort of value that Lubomir Visnovvsky can provide with his 2 year $9.5M pact with the team. While Viz is older than Streit, he's faster, still has a shot, and more importantly still plays the two-way game at a high level.
Streit's time with the Islanders will be marked as being the first Swiss captain in the NHL's history and as being a frequent point producer, most especially on the PP. However, while he went from a +5 player in his first season ('08-'09, a DREADFUL Islanders team) he slid all the way to a - Player after his torn Labrum (-27 in 2011-2012 and -14 in 2012-2013). People like to state that +/- is a flawed stat, but tell me where in Streit's advance stats does it indicate he was better in the defensive end the last two seasons than the first two seasons.
Streit's a useful player if you're looking to upgrade your Power Play and have the ability to limit his minutes in his own end. The Islanders could have used him to improve their second Power Play unit, which didn't produce nearly enough this season. But the cost/benefit of the supposed terms of the deal versus what the Islanders have gotten the last two seasons from Streit made it a hard pill to swallow.
In the end the Islanders head into this summer needing to name a new captain (look no further than John Tavares), as well as upgrades to the Defense and offense, and there's clamouring for a new Goaltender...I'll get into those more at another time. For now, thanks Mark for the 4 years of service and for being able to help in some small way to return the Islanders to the Playoffs.


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"The Institute for Molecular Engineering aims to bring molecular-level science to technological problems of global importance," Tirrell said. "Water technology clearly meets that standard, and the institute brings new ideas for materials, membranes, biotechnologies, and catalytic technologies, among other approaches, that could address major needs in this domain."
Tirrell's and Gottlieb's teams met for two days in Israel in April to explore their mutual interests in water chemistry, materials science, flow in soils and other porous substances, microbiology, and nanotechnology. The first day of meetings took place on BGU's main campus in Beer-Sheva. The researchers reconvened for a second day at BGU's Sede Boqer campus, site of the Zuckerberg Institute for Water Research.
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The Bible is full of inspiring accounts of actual historical events. Which are five of the greatest Old Testament Bible stories? What one would you include?The Fiery FurnaceDaniel 3:11-12 "King Nebuchadnezzar made a decree that "whoever does not fall down and worship shall be cast into a burning fiery furnace. There are certain Jews whom you have appointed over the affairs of the province of Babylon: Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. These men, O king, pay no attention to you; they do … [Read more...]
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The Bible contains everything we need know about how to be saved but here are some things that you might not know about the Word of God. Here is a survey of the Old and New Testament books in the Bible.An Introduction to the Bible The Bible is the greatest love letter ever written that is hardly ever read. Even though it's the bestselling book of all time, many people just take it for granted and it sits on the shelf gathering dust. From Genesis to Revelation, God depicts the story of th … [Read more...]
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In this series, we'll look deeper into some of the projects on Behance.net that were especially admired in our community. Javier Perez is an Ecuador- based graphic designer and audivisual producer. His other projects include experimental animations, clever stop-motion ads and playful projects using Vine. We spoke with him about his recent projects Instagram Experiments, part I and II.
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The simplicity within common every day items. These objects are beautiful by themselves and my work is to add a visual meaning to them. Every day I discover different meanings.