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Spring Practice Presser Transcript 3-19-13: Brady Hoke
- Toussaint is in pads. Walking around and stuff. Not doing everything yet but progress looks good.
- Thomas Gordon is practicing at both safety positions so they can try the other guys out at both positions as well.
- Blake Countess's redshirt application has not been filed yet, but it will be.
- Frank Clark is staying at WDE despite gaining a lot of weight. There are no plans to move him to strongside.
Opening remarks:
"It was good to be the first day in pads. I thought we had a lot of enthusiasm like the physicalness that they played with -- really for the last three days, because even with the no-pads they got after each other pretty good. We have a lot of competition, have a lot of young guys that have to go out and compete. And then some of the older guys who have played, obviously, and they have to compete also. Everybody understands that, so it's been good. I think the leadership's good. I like the way they've handled themselves and handled the team. Like I said before, that stems from the winter into this phase."
Spring Practice Presser Transcript 3-14-13: Brady Hoke
- TE Nate Allspach, S Drew Offerdahl, and DL Kenny Wilkins have left the team.
- Everyone who was injured last season (Blake Countess, Chris Wormley, Fitz Toussaint, Chris Bryant) will participate in spring practice in some capacity. Wormley seems pretty far along and may be able to do everything. Fitz is recovering faster than expected.
- Will Hagerup is still suspended.
- Manball is still happening, even with Devin at QB.
- Interior linebackers will be expected to practice at both positions. Earlier I tweeted that Desmond Morgan will switch to MIKE and Joe Bolden will switch to WILL. Ignore that for now -- they'll be doing both.
Brady Hoke
Opening remarks:
"It's exciting. I like how we worked during the winter and the winter conditioning and that phase of it. Excited for Saturday to get started. Spring ball's for a lot of different things. You find out your competitiveness. You find out the guys -- who's made the biggest improvements since fall and winter. [We're excited to] have a great competition positionally on offense and defense. And just excited. Really, we all like how we've come to work every day and what the guys have done from a genetic (?) standpoint and what they've done in the weight room with Aaron Wellman. So we're excited."
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Hey folks. Hope you had a pleasant holiday. I did except for my hard drive dying, then beeping alarmingly, then resurrecting itself. Either I need a new computer or I should hand over this hard drive to SCIENCE so all can benefit from this discovery. Probably the former. Anyway…
Merry Christmas. Stauskas attempts to hit 90% from three, does:
I like to have this man on a basketball team I like.
A non-ringing non-endorsement. Hoke on the Big Ten expanding:
Michigan coach Brady Hoke suspects it won't end there.
"It's probably not finished," he said Thursday in Tampa during a segment with Michigan Radio.
Although Hoke offered no dissension toward expansion, he also didn't endorse it.
"Is it a positive? I think it's the world we live in right now," he said. "As coaches, we have no say in anything, I want you to know. The presidents make those decisions -- people way up in the food chain. But I doubt it's done."
Bo is spinning in his grave right now. As I've mentioned before, at this point I'm all for further expansion since Big Ten Old and Big Ten New (And Purdue Or Something) is a much better setup than seeing Iowa and Wisconsin and whoever else once every million years.
Meanwhile, Michigan's moving to a third hotel Monday for some reason.
Hoke quote, epic variety. Is here:
Hoke on Denard & Kovacs: "So we have a distant cousin of Bob Marley and an accountant as our captains."
Cumong man. Very frustrating to hear Will Campbell speak of his laziness early in his career:
"When I was younger, I was lazy," Campbell said. "I didn't listen as much, I didn't take everything in like I should of. There were people around me telling me, too -- it was just me not doing it."
That's one thing recruiting rankings will always struggle to encompass. Jonathan Hankins couldn't get through three consecutive reps when he hit Michigan's camp as a rising senior, but got it together and turned into a beast. Campbell had that famous picture where he's all throwing guys all over the place…
…and then he doesn't really do much until he's a senior and by then we're just happy when he's okay. Meanwhile, repetition of theme about redshirting: RR threw Campbell on the field as a true freshman despite the fact he was patently unready, and now both Michigan and Campbell probably wish they'd have one more year together in which Campbell improved on his 2012 and maybe moved into the middle rounds of the draft. The redshirt forever.
On the other hand. Will Campbell on his beach day:
It's hard out here. I done fought two sharks, wrassled a sting ray, ate two crabs--had butter out there. It's hard out here but you know how we do it, I'm from Detroit. You know, it was nothing. Two great whites, punched a whale in the face... easy day. Go Blue.
He has never lacked for entertainment. The entire segment is pretty fantastic:
Also in this category. Brendan Gibbons on pirates:
Michigan placekicker Brendan Gibbons grew up a big Tampa Bay Buccaneers fan, and has always dreamed of playing at Raymond James Stadium.
Of course, he has a perfectly logical reason for loving the Bucs.
"I like pirates," he said.
Unfortunately, we are doomed since Gibbons no longer looks like Keith Stone.
Made with weed and torn ACLs. A reader sends along a shot of a micorbrewery in Coralville, Iowa, with a very special Extra Special Bitter:
Other than the relatively low alcohol content, perfect.
Exit bizarre decision guy. MSU wing forward Brandan Kearney announced he was leaving a few days ago, leaving Izzo to grasp his hair alarmingly($) and dance on the edge of calling Kearney a danger to society:
One of the more bizarre things I've been involved with in coaching. Came back from Christmas and (he) just informed me he thinks he's better off going somewhere else. Not really happy with his role, you know. Wants more role, wants to score more, wants to do this more, wants to do that more. I gotta admit, it was a little strange for me and the players when a guy's playing 17 minutes a game, but at the same time it's gonna open it up maybe for another guy.
Thus ends what was, in retrospect, one of the most overblown recruiting controversies in Michigan basketball history: Carlton Brundidge vs Brandan Kearney. Answer: neither, and nobody in state. Unless I missed a guy from outside the Rivals 150 who is blowing up Amir Williams is the only guy from that instate recruiting class doing anything at a major school at the moment. Michigan did get a guy named Trey Burke that year, so that recruiting class something less than a total loss.
As for the departure's impact, Kearney was playing about 40% of MSU's minutes but when the going got tough those dwindled to 6-9 per game. He was a quality defender with little offensive game; MSU will probably revert to the twin towers lineup they had scrapped earlier in the year in an apparently futile effort to cut down on turnovers. I'm not sure Kearney's departure is worth much—maybe a game—but in a brutal big ten every little bit helps, or hurts as the case may be.
Oh for pants' sake. One side of the story and all that but a former Louisville player has sued UL for cancelling his scholarship mid-year after
- two teammates attacked him in the locker room and broke bones around one of his eyes (they were later charged with assault and kicked off the team)
- he was told not to tell the doctor and other folks how he sustained those injuries
- a doctor told him to stop playing football after problems with his eyes
Cancelling a scholarship mid-year is against NCAA regulations, FWIW…
Mid-year cancellations must be for specific reasons in the NCAA bylaws or for violating a term of the scholarship agreement. Any cancellation or non-renewal requires the student-athlete to be provided written notice from the financial aid office and a hearing opportunity.
…and it seems like they could easily have medicaled the guy. I'm sure Strong and Louisville have their side of the story. Looks ugly.
As more money flows into the top echelons of the sport it's time to ask why the NCAA has such strict limits on scholarships issued. If a team wants to carry 100 scholarship players, why not let them? All of this oversigning business would be done tomorrow if the NCAA would restructure revenue sports in such a way as to encourage retention instead of attrition, as a hard cap does.
In the barn. The following six true freshman have enrolled early:
- OT Logan Tuley-Tillman
- OG Kyle Bosch
- CB Ross Douglas
- S Dymonte Thomas
- DE Taco Charlton
- TE Jake Butt
For Douglas, Bosch, and Butt the early enrollment should give them a better shot at early playing time. With the thin interior OL it's not out of the question that Bosch is in the mix to play from day one despite being an OL. Douglas will probably have to wait a year with Countess/Avery/Taylor in front of him but the fourth guy will get PT and the race is on for that spot. Thomas may play some as well; Charlton and LTT seem like obvious redshirt candidates.
All but out of the barn. Taylor Lewan:
"I have an idea what I'm doing. I'm almost positive what I'm doing. But at the end of the day, this bowl game doesn't have to do with what I'm going through. ... I'm playing football on Tuesday, Jan. 1, and I'll make my decision, and I'll talk to the coaches about it, and then we'll obviously go from there and what they want to do to get it out.
Is there something that could change his mind?
"No," Lewan said. "No."
So long and thanks for all the fish.
It all worked out. Followup on "how to schedule nonconference games": Michigan did pretty well this year despite the Binghamton game. They approach the finish line of their nonconference slate 15th nationally after playing 5 major teams and avoiding the very bottom of D-I with the exception of the Bearcats. Their peripheral numbers should be good come tourney time after slogging through the brutal Big Ten, and that'll give them a leg up on anyone with around the same record not named Duke when S-curves are plotted.
Fight. James Young vs. Derrick Walton, go:
Walton is ripping opponents for 30-40 points a game these days to go along with the point guard stuff. There will necessarily be a dip when Burke is gone next year; it may not be a huge one.
Etc.: Elliott Mealer reminisces about the bad thing. Tony Dungy drops in on Michigan. Chad Ford declares Trey Burke "firmly planted in the first round"($), so godspeed Mr. Burke. Going I-A: Why? Stop. Don't. Joe Lundardi has Iowa the last team in, Iowa fans excited. Craig Roh is about to break the Michigan record for consecutive starts.
Bowl Practice Presser 12-14-12: Brady Hoke
- Jerald Robinson has left the team.
- Craig Roh had a bit of a "sore shoulder." Me too, although mine is from pipetting too much. Probably the same thing.
- Royce Jenkins-Stone is playing middle linebacker, not SAM.
- Dennis Norfleet is playing corner, not safety.
- None of the redshirting freshmen OL have practiced at center. Right now the heir apparent to Elliott Mealer is Jack Miller, followed by Graham Glasgow.
Opening remarks:
"Before I get started talking about what we're doing and everything, I think our thoughts and prayers go out to those in Connecticut, with that tragedy that happened. It's unfortunate, and we just want to have them in our prayers, those families that were affected, and the senselessness of what happened.
"With that being said, we got back after today, we had a good practice. This time of year it gets a little dicey because you're juggling some finals. There's some guys who had finals but not very many of them that couldn't be there, so you go through all those kinds of things, and find the times that we can. We'll go tomorrow morning, and then we'll go Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. I like how they've come out. I know they've had good weeks with lifting and running and technique work and those things, so it's all be real positive."
With Pride
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"I will wear it with pride."
To a man, the seniors of Team 133 thanked the University of Michigan Club of Greater Detroit for the rings presented to them at last night's annual football bust. They may have been told to do so; the sincerity rang true, regardless.
To earn those rings, the seniors endured far more tumult than the average Wolverine class. A handful committed to Lloyd Carr's class of 2008, witnessing a coaching change before they ever set foot on campus. Every one made the jarring transition from Rich Rodriguez to Brady Hoke, who had the privilege of introducing each senior, charmingly butchering the more complicated majors—the sciences presented a particularly tricky articulative obstacle—and presenting their rings with the requisite bear hug.
Then came the stories, the laughter, and in one case, tears.
Ricky Barnum, heading to the School of Social Work next year after graduating with a degree in Afro-American and African Studies, implored the audience to "hit me up" if they ever need a grant or proposal written.
Will Campbell thanked the strength coaches for turning him "from a 346-pound slob to a 308-pound stud, as you can see."
Brady Hoke, before introducing fullback Paul Gyarmati, noted that Gyarmati's father played bass with Carlos Santana for several years. Gyarmati, off the cuff, thanked his father for "stealing my thunder."
While introducing Jack Kennedy, graduating with degrees in Mathematics and Physics, Hoke quipped, "it was tough, but I got him through."
Elliott Mealer, lumberjack beard intact, started his speech by saying, "I cleaned up for you tonight." He finished with a quote from his late father: "If you don't have good dreams, you have nightmares."
Patrick Omameh, Dr. Arthur D. Robinson Award winner for his academic accomplishments, sweat profusely during his improvised speech. "It's my trademark," he said, with no hint of shame.
Craig Roh thanked Jesus Christ for getting him through two-a-days and fall camp.
Roy Roundtree lit up while reliving his recruitment, recalling high school teammates Michael Shaw and Brandon Moore telling the then-Purdue commit that he might get a Michigan offer—"Man, I get that offer, I'm coming to Michigan," he said, noting how good he looked in a winged helmet.
Roundtree later broke down in tears while thanking Director of Academic Counseling Greg Harden, whom he credited for getting him through Michigan; his genuine thankfulness, even awe, at the prospect of going to grad school was heartwarming.
Floyd Simmons revealed that during games he liked to sit to J.T. Floyd's right on the bench, spelling out "Floyd" "Simmons" with their jersey nameplates, "but no one ever gets a picture of it."
Vincent Smith joked about chasing rabbits in Pahokee, and thanked the coaches for teaching him how to cut-block defensive ends—quite well, one might add.
Hoke called out Steve Wilson for getting into Michigan State's medical school. After mock boos from the crowd, Wilson noted that, yes, he got into State, but the only medical school he really wants to attend is Michigan.
Going last, of course, was Denard Robinson, who thanked virtually everyone associated with the program, including the academic staff that corralled the self-proclaimed "free spirit" and helped him become the first member of his family to graduate from a four-year college. He also apologized to Al Borges—and his wife—for sending him home with so many headaches before closing, aptly, with "this is Michigan, fergodsakes."
The MVP of the bust, however, was also voted Bo Schembechler MVP by the team. Jordan Kovacs, a late arrival after attending the Burlsworth Award ceremony for nation's top former walk-on, brought down the house with his opener:
"I'd first like to thank coach Rich Rodriguez for allowing a slow, unathletic and undersized kid to play at the University of Michigan. That was really nice of him to let Drew Dileo play football here."
Kovacs, who also won the Bob Ufer Spirit Award, finished by saying he was proud to call himself many things, walk-on included, but most of all to be a Michigan Man.
On this night, as the seniors had their football graduation of sorts—a few with more football ahead, many more on their way to becoming doctors, lawyers, social workers, or teachers—it was a fitting close from the captain. All have earned the right to wear their rings with pride.


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Chitrannam (Magical Rice)
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This is a traditional vegetarian rice dish, which is popular in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh in India. Literally translated from Telugu, it means "magical" or "wondrous" rice. Lemon rice is a "must-have" on most religious celebrations throughout Andhra Pradesh and there are frequent family debates about whose lemon rice is better.
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Place rice in a mixing bowl. Add lemon or lime juice and toss very lightly, taking care to ensure the rice grains are intact. Set aside.
Heat oil in a heavy-bottomed pan over medium heat. Lower the heat to medium-low. Add mustard seeds and cover with a lid. When seeds have stopped popping, add red chiles. Wait until chiles turn a dark red and have released their heat into the oil. Add cumin seeds and channa daal. Lightly sauté the mixture until channa daal is a light amber color. Add turmeric, peanuts and green peas. Add 1 teaspoon salt. Sauté until peas have thawed, 2 to 4 minutes. Mix in cilantro.
Put peanut-pea mixture into the bowl with rice and add 2 teaspoons salt. Using a rubber spatula or clean hands, toss the rice and peanut-pea mixture until the yellow color is evenly distributed through the rice. Taste and add remaining salt, if desired. Garnish with freshly grated coconut.
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Investors have started the year in bullish mood. Stock markets have risen in the first few days of trading and bond issuance on both sides of the Atlantic is breaking records for the start of the year. This bullishness reflects a combination of ultra-loose monetary policy driving investors into riskier assets and increasing optimism about the global economy, fuelled by positive news this week.
In the U.S., private sector payrolls increased by 270,000 in December, far ahead of expectations, while consumer spending is picking up and auto sales have risen significantly. The latest global industrial purchasing managers indexes—a key barometer of economic health—suggest the recovery picked up speed in December, a conclusion supported by recent surveys of economic confidence.
Germany's remarkable economic performance continues to help pull other euro-zone countries out of recession. Asia and other emerging markets continue to behave as if the global financial crisis had never happened. So what could possibly go wrong? Here are four risks to watch out for:
A China slowdown: China has been the engine of the global recovery, its economy likely to have expanded at a breakneck 10% in 2010. But there is now plenty of evidence the economy may be over-heating, with inflation running at 5%. The central bank has already raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points, imposed price controls on a range of goods, especially food, and has placed restrictions on bank lending. The market now expects interest rates to rise a further 0.75 percentage points this year.
Some other Asian economies have introduced capital controls to try to prevent huge capital inflows driving up domestic inflation. What's unclear is the effect of all this tightening on Asian and global growth. The market is betting that growth will remain strong, but if inflation proves harder to control, a bigger slowdown could be on the cards.
A bond market rout: Who would want to be a central banker right now? Headline figures show inflation is rife in Asia and ahead of target in the euro zone and U.K. But how much of this is due to one-off factors such as commodity price rises, sales tax increases and currency devaluations that will eventually pass through and are beyond the control of monetary policy?
The situation is most acute in the U.K., where a majority of members of the Monetary Policy Committee believe that underlying core inflation is very weak and that raising rates now just as government austerity measures are kicking in and with the banking system still weak risks badly damaging the recovery. But inflation expectations are picking up and both the Bank of England and European Central Bank may come under pressure to raise rates sooner than expected. Over their heads hangs the specter of 1994 when the U.S. Federal Reserve's surprise decision to raise rates triggered a bond- market rout, which if repeated in the current fragile economic environment could cause real problems for companies and banks.
But if central banks wait too long to raise rates, they may need even more aggressive action to regain control of inflation. Getting the timing of central bank exit strategies right will be crucial to markets this year.
A euro zone crisis: Spreads on Spanish and Portuguese government bonds have already risen ominously in the first few days of the year in a clear sign the euro-zone sovereign debt crisis is far from over. Investors are spooked at proposed European rules to require bondholders to bear the losses of failed banks.
Meanwhile, potential future flashpoints include the substantial redemptions of existing bonds due in February and April, a new round of tougher European bank stress tests that may reveal big capital shortfalls beyond the ability of some governments to fill, and the Irish elections likely in March. No one believes the euro-zone bailout mechanisms cobbled together in response to the Greek and Irish bailouts are adequate. But much depends on whether Europe has the political will and, crucially, leadership to provide a more credible long-term solution that must involve stronger euro- zone members taking more responsibility for weaker economies.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's powerful New Year affirmation of Germany's commitment to the euro was encouraging, suggesting she now recognizes the need to spell out to her countrymen the catastrophic consequences of allowing the euro zone to collapse. But it may take further hairy moments to focus political minds.
Protectionism: Bank of England Governor Mervyn King warned in October of the dangers of failing to tackle global imbalances: without collective action, "it will be only a matter of time before one or more countries resort to trade protectionism… That could, as it did in the 1930s, lead to a disastrous collapse in activity around the world. Every country would suffer ruinous consequences—including our own."
Western countries with large external deficits need to rebalance their economies away from debt-fuelled domestic consumption in favor of export-led growth. But that requires surplus countries particularly in Asia to provide a market for these exports. So far there's not much sign of the necessary rebalancing; indeed, Mr. King's BOE colleague Andrew Haldane argues that global imbalances are on track to get much bigger as emerging market economies grow, savings rates rise and global capital flows increase.
The solution is straightforward: exchange rate adjustments, structural reforms to stimulate demand in surplus countries and measures to boost saving in deficit countries. Tensions over the lack of progress simmered dangerously in 2010 as Western countries struggled with high unemployment and domestic austerity—perhaps 2011 will be the year these tensions boil over.
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The City Lights Gallery exhibition featuring works relating to Bridgeport--past, present and future, drew a large and appreciative crowd.
January 16, 2005 - THE SOUTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT ART SCENE, INCLUDING INVADERS FROM BROOKLYN
I managed to attend three openings in the past week or so.
From last to first, they were the City Lights Gallery show focusing on Bridgeport, the Blackrock Arts Center show featuring local artists selected by other artists who acted as curators, and the Westport Arts Center show of contemporary Brooklyn artists.
As the last shall be first, according to the biblical presecription, the City Lights Gallery should be discussed first. One walks into the gallery, located in the heart of downtown Bridgeport literally a stone's throw from the P.T. Barnam Museum, and a large canvas to the right immediately galvanizes the visitor's attention. Being one of the first to arrive, I was able to get a good look of many of the works before a very large and unruly (just kidding) crowd materialized. My guess is that there were at least a hundred people ambling about the limited gallery space at any one time, By age they were, by all appearances, somewhere between forty and seventy. One wonders whether the same age range attended openings for cave painters of the Neolithic period. Do you not think that they had art openings? Well, I'm drifting off the topic.
As I was saying, the large canvas of a man ordering a cup of coffee and a cake of some kind from a Deli, being as large as it was and of soft and captivating coloration and thematic substance, seemed to be an immediate attention getter. A close examination revealed that the work was titled "Leon, coffee and a corn muffin" by Suzanne Kachmar, who had a number of other canvases on the same wall, mostly scenes of Bridgeport, although one medium-sized canvas portrayed the reflection of a woman in a mirror surrounded by momentos of her past. All of these works were quite good, the coloration soft but tactile and the brush strokes bold and impressionistic.
In an adjoining exhibition space, Lou Trespasso was showing some remarkable vignettes of Bridgeport from the 1930s to the 1950s. These were apparently taken from photographs, but Trespasso adds so much of his own zest and enthusiasm that the sterility which sometimes accompanies the former medium was left in the dust, while the images themselves were ressurected in sensitively colored but vivid street scenes. These canvases alone would be reason to see the show. Another master of city scapes was Tom Brenner, whose renderings, one of a bridge with soft but striking reds and oranges, bordered on pastel in tone, even though they were in acrylic. Of course there were many other worthy works of art to be seen, but time did not permit me a close examination of these. One other item did strike me, a piece of pottery with a ribbon like decoration down the side, cream colored with a yellowish hue, if my memory serves me. It was a delightful piece and certainly one that I would have added to my collection if time and finances permitted.
Jeff Becker, photographer, stands between Carolina Guimarey, left, and Susan Breen, two artist/curators, at the Blackrock Arts Center in Bridgeport during an opening for a show featuring artists selected by artists.
The Blackrock Arts Center, on Fairfield Avenue in the west-most neighborhood in Bridgeport that goes by the same name, suffers from a rather unusual architecture. The front entrance is quite visible, but is no longer used, and one must figure out how to find the back entrance, whether it is to the right or the left. Well, it is to the right, for the benefit of future attendees of events there. Like any native New Yorker, I was a bit agitated over leaving my car parked on the street, and felt compelled to check it in the middle of my visit to make sure it was still there, and that the windows were intact and hadn't been bashed in. Once inside, the warm, friendly and spacious atmosphere of the center, accompanied by judicious use of the space, made for pleasant viewing, Most striking was the work of Rick Molina, whose paintings have a strong mystical thread, and are painted in a hue resembling blazing sunlight, but in tones soft enough to save the viewer from burning his or her eyes. The mystical element is overtly expressed in his largest canvas on exhibition, titled "The Apostles." Bodies seem to emerge and withdraw behind the golden light, as is the case in many of his works, all of which contain the human figure in some form. One is reminded of Gauguin, Renoir and even the American William Glackens.
Now for the invaders from Brooklyn. Before arriving at the Westport Arts Center, I ran into Lauren and Ben on the street. They directed me to the center, even though they were from Brooklyn, and I was from Connecticut. Lauren was, as it turned out, Lauren Lutoff, one of the exhibitors in the "Brooklyn" show, which features the works of 22 active Brookyn artists, many of these represented by galleries. Lutoff's work consists of paintings on bedsheets. One of these is an irregularly shaped canvas, which, if you feel that square is a bit overdone, was a relief. The idea of using bedsheets is creative, although I cannot vouch for its originality. Her second work consisted of two of these bedsheets, the first filled with holes through which one could view the second parallel sheet and the scriblings underneath. All was tilted askew, and left me with an unfinished and slightly seasick feeling. My first reaction to the work was that Lutoff needed to change her launderer, what with all those holes in the sheets. I have not yet had a second reaction, although Lutoff herself is as pleasant a person as one would want to meet. Perhaps if I have time to view the work again on Sunday, February 5 at 3 p.m., when the show's curator, Amy Simon, conducts a tour in the company of many of the participating artists, I may form a different impression of Lutoff's work.
A photographer friend, Jeff Becker, who hails from Connecticut, expressed a certain measure of discomfort in reaction to the Brooklyn invasion. But one wonders whether he would have felt the same had he known of a show in Brooklyn that featured only Connecticut artists. Of course these georgraphic distinctions, while sometimes helpful, are not always applicable, as artists often wander from state to state during the span of their careers. Still it is nice to have a little interaction with artists from the other side of the Long Island Sound.


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Stour Collective 2013
5 Dec 2013 – 3 Feb 2014
Event times
Opening night 7-11pm, Daily 9am-5pm
Cost of entry
Free entry
- 7 Roach Road
- Fish Island
- London
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- United Kingdom
- www.stourspace.co.uk
Travel Information
- Bus Route: 8, 26,30,276,388
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- Hackney Wick overground
AboutCelebrating its 6th annual group show, resident artists at Stour Space will display a collective exhibition showcasing the diverse practitioners and varied mediums working in the converted warehouse gallery. With 20 artists taking part, this exhibition will showcase a wide range of art practices, from photography and illustration to sculpture, print work and 3D installations. Participating artists: Alexis Zelda Stevens / Amy McSimpson / Anja Jane / Egle Trezzi / Ellen Tovey / Emma Ware / Giulia Astesani / Gunther Jancke / Hannah Smith / Joanna Georgiades / John Atherton / Karen Le Roy Harris / Jamie Shaw / Lily McCallin / Mary Ann Mhina / Massimo Petracca / Michael Trew / Neil McDonald / Nuno Silva / Stuart Grist
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Plans have been approved to transform an industrial estate into a specialist village for people who need support.
Ledian Farm, in Leeds, Maidstone, will become a hub of living accommodation and leisure facilities for people in need of care.
The development, in Upper Street, is a joint venture between the Gallagher Group, which owns the land, and English Villages.
It form parts of a multi-million-pound investment in services for people living in the area who require live-in care, such as dementia patients.
The community, which will create more than 100 jobs, will include a 36-bed nursing home, 27 close care properties and 72 assisted living apartments
The designs also feature a community facility to offer activities, a restaurant, cafe, library and a craft room.
There will be a treatment room to accommodate visiting GPs, and a meeting room for local clubs and societies.
An on-site wellness centre will include a gymnasium, jacuzzi and steam room. The leisure complex will allow both NHS and healthcare practitioners to prescribe and deliver programs of fitness, rehabilitation, assessment clinics and physiotherapy.
The construction of a village shop will no doubt be welcomed by those living outside the secure community, as Leeds has been without a store for at least 10 years.
Keith Cockell, chairman and managing director of English Villages, said: "Many communities are recognising the importance of care villages in supporting this demographic change by providing appropriate specialist accommodation, joined up services and access to on-site health and care facilities.
"There will be more choice of accommodation and support for people than ever before. Many more quality developments will be needed in the coming years."
Work at Ledian Farm, which is partially derelict, is due to start later this year.
Upper Street has been shut since part of the road collapsed in November and a competition date is not yet known.
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I like to make scrambled eggs with some ham,mushrooms,spinach.
I would like to improve in the breakfast department, but I have some bad habits and prejudice.
The bad habits revolve around time management. If it is past sun up before my kickstand is up, I feel like I am behind. So, I usually skimp on breakfast. Coffee and a bowl of grits is the usual. Some fruit if I had the chance to pick anything up the day before. I also carry a small softpack cooler.
The prejudice concerns eggs. How do you carry and resupply? I sometimes carry egg solids bought from the local Amish. They travel well, but they lack in culinary delight. I can use them in a few recipes with some success, but trying to scramble or add them to something like grits has always ended with less than pleasing results.
I think it has been mentioned before that some carry them poured into a fluid tight bottle. Is that the best method? A bottle big enough to hold a half dozen so that you can refill on the road? Is it common enough to be able to pick up a half dozen in most markets?
I have one of the plastic cases supposedly suitable for whole egg transport. I just can't bring myself to trust it, it has been unused for over 20 years.
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Billy's Smart Circus is visiting Jersey from Tuesday the 23rd – Sunday 28th September! This is a must see! Book your tickets today and visit the Mums in Jersey facebook page to be in with a chance of winning a family ticket!
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CAMDEN, N.J., Sept. 15 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The state of New Jersey is host to a powerful new national multimedia campaign that sheds light on the challenges of children in foster care - and what the public can do to help. It begins this week with a dramatic call to action that empowers people to lift up the lives of children and families right here in New Jersey.
The campaign, called Raise Me Up, is an effort started by Casey Family Programs, a national operating foundation with a mission to provide and improve - and ultimately prevent the need for - foster care. Raise Me Up is a critical component of Casey's 2020 Strategy, which seeks to safely reduce the need for foster care in America by half over the next 11 years.
"All of us have a role to play in raising up the nearly 500,000 children in foster care across our nation," said Cari DeSantis, executive vice president of public affairs and communications for Casey Family Programs. "Raise Me Up is more than an awareness campaign. It is a call to action on behalf of children right here in New Jersey who just need the helping hands of caring adults and a committed community to reach their full potential."
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Bailey Ray's hopes to offer a little home to all
By Ken Francis
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When Ray Mulvey and his wife Terry Scheck purchased Ridgerunners restaurant in Santiago in August, they knew they would have to close the place down for a while for renovations.
But they didn't know exactly how anxious the community would be to have the place open again.
"People would stop in while we were working on the place and offer to help," says Terry. "We had a couple come in with a sander and another offering to help sweep up."
So it was only appropriate that the couple chose a unique theme to go along with the community atmosphere. "This area, and the entire country, was built by working people," says Mulvey. "We want to show our appreciation to those people by decorating the place with their history," says Mulvey.
They want people to bring in things that regular, common people used to build this country - old tools, rakes, wrenches, pitch forks, pulleys, an old typewriter - anything not sports-related.
There are even old historic photographs and postcards laminated into the surface of the new bar, and the individual tables will eventually be done the same way.
By keeping the restaurant alive, Bailey Ray's will continue a community tradition that has seen the place survive under different owners as The Gin Mill, Stay's Place, The Back 40 and Ridgerunners.
"Local people were coming in and asking us to hurry and open up," says Mulvey. "They felt it was their place, and that was a good sign. We bought it, but they owned it."
Even though Mulvey and Scheck were not involved in the history of the area, it was a way to become involved in the community.
The couple from Blaine had a house built between Santiago and Becker a year ago. Both are nurses: Mulvey, on leave of absence from the Burn Center in St. Paul-Ramsey, and Scheck works with seniors in Forest Lake.
They wanted to get away from all the development in the area, and Mulvey mentioned to his builder, Alan Gilyard of Cmark Builders, that he wanted to buy a bar and restaurant.
"He told us about this place, and we thought it was on a great road with lots of traffic," says Mulvey. "The area was growing like crazy, and we thought it had potential."
The decision to buy the restaurant came months later.
"All of a sudden we found ourselves an hour from our jobs," he says. "I think subconsciously we set it up this way to sort of force the issue. It was a good excuse to buy the place."
When the restaurant finally opened under the new name Bailey Ray's in early November, the customers were back.
"You'd think with a population in Santiago of about 100, we wouldn't get much business," says Mulvey. "But people have been very supportive, and we haven't really done much yet to advertise the place."
In addition to local people, they get customers from Foley, Princeton, Becker, Big Lake and Clear Lake.
Since buying the place, the couple remodeled the entire restaurant, bar and kitchen.
"It's completely different now,"says Mulvey. "Before, it was pretty dark and drab, and really didn't flow right."
The dining area, about 1,400 square feet, has all new walls, ceilings, lighting, custom-made tables and even wood paneling cut from 40 year-old fence lumber.
"It's a good place for meetings, parties, receptions and live bands," says Mulvey. "We already have a few Christmas parties scheduled, we had the Lions' Club in last week and seniors come in to play cribbage and drink coffee."
They plan to use one corner of the room as a library area for children.
"We have hundreds of books we'll bring in so when the parents are eating, the kids that are usually crawling under the tables can go over and find something to do," says Terry.
The kitchen has been totally revamped so that they will be able to expand their menu to serve steaks and lobster tails in addition to the traditional burgers and sandwiches.
Terry's nephew, Chris, was brought in from Phoenix to help manage the place.
There are two pool tables, dart boards, a few arcade games, a checker board and a Monopoly board laminated onto table tops.
In the future, they will be adding an outdoor volleyball court.
"We'll have all the usual things you find in a bar," says Mulvey. "But I want to be clear about one thing - this is not a sports bar."
"I like sports," he says. "But it's just that they get credit for making the world go around and that's not fair to the working people who built the country."
They would also like to have artists bring in their work to display on the walls of the dining room.
"We help them sell their work, and they help us decorate our walls," he says. "It's another way to get people involved and promote the community."
"It may not seem like much," he says. "But it's our own little way to change social consciousness and get everyone to appreciate the common people."
Bailey Ray's will be a great place for anyone to feel at home.
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Sarah Jessica Parker in Big Star Emma Leggings in Radiant Acid
Sarah Jessica Parker is definitely no stranger to being featured on DenimBlog! She was seen with her twin daughters, Marion and Tabitha Broderick, while making the daily school run in New York City.
Sarah wore a pair of jeans we aren't used to seeing her wear, she wore a pair of Big Star Emma Leggings in Radiant Acid for the day. I love how they are darker on the inside, that really makes her cuffs look unique! Overall though, the wash is beautiful on these, I love the whiskering and fading, it looks really natural and authentic. Buy these jeans online at their website.
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Sarah Jessica Parker in Level 99 Sarah Jeans in Cristal
Sarah Jessica Parker was pictured (yes, you guessed it!) on the school run in New York City with her son James. We rarely spot her anywhere else these days!
Sarah wore her Level 99 Sarah jeans in Cristal again with a boyfriend cardigan and black heels. I absolutely love these jeans! I think the brand did a good job with these as they designed them around Sarah's style and they suit her perfectly! I love the light blue, distressing and twisted seams! Buy these jeans online at Level 99 for $175.
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Sarah Jessica Parker in Level 99 Janice Skinny Jeans in Cirrus
Another day, another school run for Sarah Jessica Parker. She wore a pair of Level 99 Janice Skinny jeans in Cirrus wash with a sweatshirt and Isabel Marant sneakers.
I really like the Cirrus wash on these jeans. The wash was inspired to look like clouds (and I think the name is pretty clever too). There are so many different types of printed denim now, it's nice to see some effects or patterns achieved through dyes rather than graphic prints. You can buy Level 99 online from their website.
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Sarah Jessica Parker in J Brand Scout in Vintage Fawn
Sarah Jessica Parker was snapped doing the school run with her twin daughters. Her daughters have gotten so big, I'm sure they're going to inherit their mom's unique sense of style!
Sarah Jessica wore her J Brand Scout Chinos in Vintage Fawn with a Twenty's Melange Sweater Knit Long Sleeve Top in lime green. I am glad to see Sarah Jessica wearing these again, as it seems like it's been a while since we've seen her in them. I really like the fit on her and think they're a great length too as she doesn't have to awkwardly fold them up as she's been doing with her jeans lately! You can buy J Brand jeans online from SSENSE.


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Cut scrapbook paper to 4.75x6.75 and apply to card. Cut the cardstocks to size and deboss the periwinkle panel through a die cutting machine like a Cuttlebug. Cut out the center using an Xacto knife. This is where the PLUS Glue Pen comes in very handy because it curves easily around the opening. Apply this to a cream panel, then mount on a green panel as shown. Add the 3-D iris sticker to the middle, wrap an organza ribbon around the layered panels and attach to card with foam dots.
Optionally, add a brass dragonfly charm as an accent.
What's a card without an envelope that does justice to the card? Use one of the PLUS Decoration rollers and run it diagonally on two corners of an envelope. These are self inking and great for adding an extra touch. Use up leftover scrapbook paper from the card on the corners (the Glue Pen is great for small spaces).
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