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William Daniel Nelson Jr. of Goose Creek passed away on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 due to cancer. He was 59.
Services were held Jan. 19 at J. Henry Stuhr Northwoods Chapel. Interment with military honors was held at Beaufort National Cemetery on Jan. 21.
Mr. Nelson was a dedicated, fun-loving guy who loved his family and friends. He enjoyed being outdoors, camping, being on the boat, and watching his two favorite teams, the USC Gamecocks and Washington Redskins play football.
Mr. Nelson spent time in the Air Force and then worked at Short Stay, a military recreational facility. He loved his work and enjoyed the people he worked with up until the day he was forced to retire due to illness.
He is survived by his wife, Rozella Nelson; daughters Nikki Dee Nelson-Gibbs and Crystal Lee Turko; grandsons Gavin Turko and Cameron Gibbs; his mother, Katherine Nelson; and three sisters, Kaye Nelson Walski, Kathy Bertolini and Jackie Hinkle.
We may have lost a wonderful man but we have gained a beautiful angel! We are all at peace because his long journey of suffering is now over and he has been set free.
In lieu of flowers family ask that donations in Mr. Nelson's name be sent to the American Cancer Society, 5900 Core Road, Suite 504, North Charleston, SC 29406; or to Doc Williams SPCA, 109 St. James Avenue, Goose Creek, SC 29445, about which he was passionate.
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Review of George Dillman Seminar
I went to the Dillman seminar in Toronto last weekend. Heres what happened.
I arrived about 5 minutes late, paid my cash and sat down to watch. The room is filled with black belts that are almost universally in non-fighting shape. There is even a guy with a Karate Kid style head band. There were a smattering of kids, and about 20% women, 80% men. In total there were about 100 people.
Dillman himself has a huge pot belly, skinny legs and a blue gi top with www.dillman.com in red writing on the back.
The first 20 minutes was demonstrating how he can make someone holding his wrist let go of him by hitting their forearm in the right spot.
What we doesnt tell (but I notice) is that hes using the classic rotate the wrist being held and pulling it up out of the guys grip at the same time he hits. In case youre not familiar with this technique it works _without_ needing to hit his forearm with the other hand. The whole group breaks up and tries it. (at least those that werent _writing_ down this pearl of wisdom). The funny thing was, that _no one_ there had seen this simple technique before.
He then proceeds to tell us that by standing on one foot makes him stronger (chi wise) and more able to break the hold. In extreme circumstances hed suck up the wind, which mean inhaling their chi by just drawing a sharp breath in-wards while facing them.
He also tells us all sorts of stories that make him sound impressive.
Next he moves onto foot pressure points. He tells more stories, and then gets a few people to demo on. Basically he kneels down and puts his whole weight (about 250lbs) into their foot using his knuckle between the smaller bones on the outside of the foot. Predictably this hurts, and they move. One guy with obviously almost no training instinctually almost kicks him in the head.
The group is then asked to try this on each other. It really doesnt hurt that much.
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There are a few more of these points that he demonstrates, and talk of how he blew a guys rib out of his back with a punch though 3 feet of padding, someone bought his out of print book for $350us, and thus buying his in print books is a good deal at $40cdn.
Next he demod finger locks, also called If I grab your finger and bend it all over, youll move to avoid it being broken. Stupid.
There were some great questions from the audience as well. A classic from a morbidly obese woman, how do I defend myself from roving street gangs?. His advice: drop the first one and the others will get scared and maybe run off.
He then asked people to show him parts of a form they didn't understand. The only guy to ask, stumped him, and that topic was dropped.
The first half wound up with some basic wrist lock stuff.
The break was a lot more fun. One of Dillmans senior instructors was brought over by my cousin, and I asked him about a technique that was shown, where a guy throws a punch, and the defender grabs its, steps beside the guy and does some counter.
This guys looks like 3rd or forth dan black belt, fat, slow and arrogant.
I express to the guy my sceptism that he can block my punch, let alone catch my punch when Im 2 ½ feet from him and his hands are at his side. I should have bet him money.
I tell him Im going to punch beside his head (not wanting to really drop him), and if he can block then great. I whistle two past his head and back without him even touching them. His eyes widen a little, and then he changes tacks and tilts his head away at a 45 degrees to the side, and place his hands up in a guard ready to hit my punch.
I laughed at him and said, I wouldn't throw a punch if youre doing that, Id groin you instead ;) He got all pissed, muttered some stuff about different approaches and wandered off. He seemed a little shaken. I was stunned. As such a high rank, he had obviously _never_ had a punch thrown at him for real and believed that he could defend himself easily in sucker punch range with his hands _down_.
The second half of the session went down hill fast.
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Lots of chi sucking talk, stories of blowing ribs out the back of guys, pushing a car two feet sideways, etc.
We also were told how to kill someone (Im not kidding) this is the order:
1. Say HO real loud
2. stand on one foot, (or to be really strong wrap it around the back of your other leg)
3. Pointing your heart meridian on you hand at his third eye
4. suck in his chi with a strong in breath
5. tap him in the middle of the chest
Hes basically dead.
Furious scribbling could be heard though-out the room.
He then launched into how elephants talk with their third eye, energy moves in a clockwise rotation proof you ask? Look at fans! Thats how they move! There was almost no demo stuff during the last half, just lots of really obvious lies and bullshit.
I left about an hour before it ended so I could get a ride out of there. I felt very dirty and showered for hours after I got home.
There was much more crap there, if you have questions, Ill be happy to answer.
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"I wear the black for the poor and the beaten down, Livin' in the hopeless, hungry side of town." — Johnny Cash, "The Man in Black"
There has always been, and will always be, a great deal of disagreement over what makes a great song. Die-hard fans of every genre will stand in defiant defense of whatever they consider to be the pinnacle of the form. Yet, no matter what kind of music you love, there is one name that seems to cut across all genres and generations. If you love music, you almost certainly love Johnny Cash.
"He was an inspiration for me when I was a teenager," said local musician Andrew Ellis in an interview with Toledo Free Press Star. "I was big into punk rock and more metal that was going on at the time, grunge and whatnot. And I think Johnny Cash and Waylon Jennings and all those guys were my introduction into country, just because they represented this kind of hard-ass exterior that you wouldn't find with Kenny Rogers or someone else that's a little bit lighthearted."
"Cash had the ability to convey very dark feelings and hope often simultaneously. I have always been intrigued by conflicting messages in music. Beautiful melodies that tell me horrible things," said Lance Neil Hulsey of Kentucky Chrome.
"I will admit, I've always loved the machismo and the rebellious side of his music as well. I think that there's at least a little part in everyone that loves and romanticizes the rebel," Hulsey said.
But it isn't just his music and attitude that speak to people to this day. Cash was well-known for his charitable side, too.
"Johnny Cash had this reputation — a guy that had some rough moments and was kinda rough around the edges, but he was a Christian," said Larry Meyer of the group Old State Line. "And he was also well-known for his efforts —visiting the soldiers in Vietnam, or doing things like the prison shows at Folsom Prison and San Quentin and so forth."
Feeding your neighbors
It was in that spirit of giving that Meyer was first inspired to create what has become one of the area's most celebrated musical charity events.
"I attend Augsburg Lutheran Church on old Sylvania Avenue," Meyer said. "And Augsburg Lutheran is the pantry for the 43612 ZIP code area, for the Feed Your Neighbor program. And I've probably been going there for 10 years, and in this 10-year period I've seen the decline in that, at that area. If I'm not mistaken, it's one of the areas designated by the City of Toledo as a 'tipping point.' It could go either way."
Feed Your Neighbor is a Toledo Area Ministries program designed to provide food to people in times of need through 14 different pantries throughout the city, Augsburg Lutheran among them. The group provided more than 78,000 bags of groceries in 2012 alone, representing over 700,000 meals. And as his church began to work toward greater community outreach, Meyer was inspired to create an event tied to both the charity and the art form he loved.
"That made me aware of the program. And the fact is, they sent out a plea for money. They needed supplies and money," Meyer said. "So this was something I can do. This was within my skill set to put this together."
The resulting event, Raise Some Cash, is now in its fourth year. The 2013 edition will be held at The Village Idiot in Maumee on Sunday, April 28. As has become custom for the show, the lineup of performers reads like a who's who of local music — Ellis and Lucky Lemont, Hulsey and Kentucky Chrome, Shane Piasecki, Jeff Stewart and the 25's, and, of course, Old State Line with Meyer will all play sets. And every one of them will feature songs either written or covered by Johnny Cash.
"From the beginning, I just adopted that as a theme," Meyer said. "I just, No. 1, thought it was catchy. No. 2, it gave rise to a nice — instantly I could see the opportunities with the poster graphics that we could do. No. 3, I'm a big roots music fan, or Americana. And so it just fit right in. I could see the vision of what some local guys, certain local musicians … this would be a perfect fit, and it would be a lot of fun."
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"I'm pals with Larry Meyer, and he and I have worked on a couple of things before with the Arts Commission, and a couple other various gigs. So he just gave me a holler, asked me to do it, and since he was involved, of course, I jumped at it," Ellis said of his participation in the event.
Ellis, who along with his partner Lucky Lemont is a longtime mainstay on the Toledo music scene, said he feels a great deal of connection to Cash's musical style.
"I think that there's definitely some similarities, if not in tone, with intent — between what Lucky and I do and what Cash does," Ellis said. "I've always been kind of a street guy, kind of the tough exterior, but I think that you really need to have balls to play love songs and ballads, and that's kind of the approach that I have toward it."
Hulsey feels a kinship to Cash, as well. The Kentucky Chrome guitarist's experience with the Man in Black goes back to his childhood.
"My grandfather introduced me to Johnny Cash in the '70s, although I was too young to have a real appreciation for the music and associated imagery," he said. "Cash will always remind me of my grandfather. I was lucky to inherit his Cash record collection, which provides a nice backdrop for whiskey and smokes in the man cave."
Hulsey was tight-lipped about which Cash tunes he and Kentucky Chrome will play during the event, but like everyone involved, he said the key would be not just emulating the original track, but taking it and making it your own — like Cash himself did when he covered other artists.
"We don't try to duplicate the music, but rather put our own stamp on it somehow. Sometimes this just happens with very little effort. Just play it the way you feel it. Don't think too hard. Overworked and over-contemplated music often comes off like overcooked veggies. A bit squishy and hard to digest."
A good time for a good cause
No matter what the theme, an afternoon of amazing local music couldn't have a better locale than The Village Idiot. The Maumee institution has a style and flavor that gives it a reputation all its own.
"Any city would be envious of a venue like The Idiot," Hulsey said. "It's always packed with people who are fans of live music. The Idiot always tends to book very good bands, so you can go there any given night and hear some good music."
As the organizer of the event, Meyer added that The Village Idiot has proved an extremely gracious venue for events like his.
"They've been a very welcoming host, and very easy to work with and very easy to facilitate this. And they also have a history, a reputation of being associated with live music, seven nights a week, so that was helpful for us. And this event — this kind of roots, rock, rockabilly, Americana kind of thing — is very consistent with the general type of music you might find at The Village Idiot," he said.
Raise Some Cash promises to be an amazingly entertaining event, in addition to all the good it will do for local families in need.
"Being able to see me, Shane, Kyle, Old State Line — being able to see all of them in one day is just a really great opportunity for anybody that lives around here. And of course, being able to go and drink and have a good time for a good cause is always kind of the icing on the cake," Ellis said.
"We try and build this from the ground up as a very nice, fun afternoon of good, old fashioned bar band rock 'n' roll," Meyer added. "And I'm very proud of this musical lineup. And I want the musicians to feel that it was the kind of line-up of fellow musicians, and the kind of event, that they were proud to be associated with."
Raise Some Cash begins at 3 p.m. on April 28 at The Village Idiot in Maumee, 309 Conant St. Admission is free, but a $5 donation per attendee is suggested. For more information on Feed Your Neighbor, visit tamohio.org.
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New York, New York (July 10, 2003)—The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research announced today the opening of its new exhibition, The Kishinev Pogrom of 1903: On the Occasion of the 100th Anniversary. The Kishinev pogrom and the hundreds of pogroms in Southern Russia, which followed from 1903 to 1906, marked a turning point in Jewish history.
"Our exhibition explores the facts of this gruesome event and its aftermath, using original documents, photographs, leaflets, books and posters of the time," Dr. Carl J. Rheins, YIVO Executive Director, commented. "All the exhibition materials are taken from the YIVO Archives and the YIVO Library. I urge everyone to view the exhibit in order to understand these events and their consequences."
The Kishinev Pogrom of 1903 exhibition is open to the public through December 31, 2003, free of charge, at the Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York City. Hours: Monday to Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
On April 6, 1903, the last day of Passover, which coincided with Easter, there was a terrible pogrom in Kishinev, a city located in the Bessarabia region in the Southern part of the Russian Empire. What distinguished this pogrom from its predecessors, besides the fact that it was the first to take place in the 20th century, was that it was implicitly encouraged the Tsarist regime. Rumors about the pogrom circulated in Kishinev a few days before Passover. A Jewish delegation approached Governor Von Raben asking him for increased police protection. The governor replied that he knew of no reason why the Jewish community would require special police attention.
Left to fend for themselves, the Jewish citizens of Kishinev did their best to hide or run away. During the 48 hours that the pogrom raged, 49 people were killed and more than 500 injured or raped. Dozens of houses, shops, and synagogues were destroyed and looted.
The Kishinev pogrom marked a turning point in modern Jewish history, as the historian Simon Dubnow wrote in his memoirs. This pogrom and ensuing ones demonstrated beyond a doubt that Tsarist Russia could not or would not protect its Jewish subjects. Immediately after the Kishinev Pogrom, a self-defense movement sprang up, with individual groups forming in communities throughout the Russian Empire. A sharp rise in emigration from Russia to America followed the pogrom, in keeping with the mass departures after the pogroms of the early 1880s.
The Zionist movement, as well, gained in impetus after the events of 1903. Many people came to the conclusion that Jews could only be secure in a homeland of their own, and a new wave of emigration to Palestine ensued that was eventually known as the second Aliyah. Finally, Jewish revolutionaries, especially members of the Jewish Labor Bund, became convinced that only the overthrow of the Tsarist government could prevent atrocities of the kind that occurred in 1903.


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Monday, December 8, 2008
The most elegant of desserts, nothing is more impressive or festive as that oh so divine delicacy French Profiteroles. Perfect, tiny puff shells, light as air, filled with just a scoop of creamy, cold vanilla ice cream with a decadent whirl of warm, dark chocolate sauce atop.
Simon, as I have already noted on an earlier post, is not a maniac for sweets. He almost always turns down dessert, and in restaurants he consistently refuses anything more than a bowl of strawberries in season with a sprinkling of sugar. Sad. But he recently discovered the unadulterated joy of Profiteroles. Now, when we decide to go out, he will run to the phone and reserve at our favorite pizza parlor because of the profiteroles on their menu. So I promised him that I would make them for him. What a lovely mom I am.
The recipe I have used is very special to me. My father used this recipe, which he photocopied from a magazine sometime in the 1960' s and had stuck on the refrigerator door for the next 20 years. I now have that photocopy. He would make monster-sized puffs that he would then fill with chocolate or vanilla pudding.What a feast it was; open the fridge and find one of dad's pudding-filled pastries.
But now I am married to a Frenchman, the mother of two more and living in France. So it is only appropriate that I learn how to make this delicacy à la française. Who else but the French could take something so basically simple as unsweetend dough baked into a puff of air, something so "white bread" as vanilla ice cream and with a splash of dark, almost bitter chocolate sauce turn it into a something so ambrosial, so divine.
So, in honor of my dear old dad and for his grandson Simon : Profiteroles.
1 cup (250 ml) water
1/2 cup (8 Tbs, 115 g) unsalted butter
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup (200 g) flour
4 eggs
Ice cream, traditionally vanilla but coffee is this girl's dream
Warm Chocolate Sauce, recipe follows
Whipped Cream, optional and decadent
For the Choux puffs :
Preheat the oven to 375°F (190°). Grease a large cookie sheet or line it with oven-safe parchment paper.
In a large saucepan, over medium heat, heat the water, butter and salt until butter melts and the mixture comes to a boil. Remove from the heat and add the flour all at once. With a wooden spoon, stir vigorously until the mixture forms a ball and pulls away from the sides of the pot.
Scrape this ball into a large pyrex mixing bowl and, stirring, allow to cool for a minute or two. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition (here I switched to a whisk as it worked better than a wooden spoon), until mixture is smooth and creamy.
Using a teaspoon (or tablespoon for larger puffs), scoop up mounds of the dough and carefully push the dough off onto the prepared cookie sheet, using your finger or a rubber spatula. They will rise and almost double in size, so leave a bit of space between puffs.
Bake for 35 minutes (for the small puffs) until risen and just barely golden. Working very quickly, open the oven and, with a sharp knife, make a small slit in the side of each puff to allow steam to escape - I also use this opportunity to turn my cookie sheets around back to front, as my oven heats quicker in the back - then bake them for about 5 more minutes until golden brown.
Remove the sheet from the oven, replacing this batch for the next in the oven, and allow to cool on a rack (as I bake my puffs on sheets of parchment or oven paper, I slide the paper off of the hot cookie sheet onto the cooling rack).
These choux turn out very light and airy, moist, not hard as cardboard as we unfortunately find too often in restaurants. If you like them a bit dryer, just leave them longer in the oven.
For the Warm Chocolate Sauce I : (the bum recipe)
1 1/4 cups (300 ml) milk
3/4 cup (a bit more) (200 ml) heavy cream
1 Tbs sugar
4.2 oz (125 g) dark chocolate 70% cocoa, chopped fine **
Blend the milk, cream and sugar together in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Slowly pour part of the hot milk over the chocolate in a bowl and beat together vigorously with a whisk. When it is smooth, pour the rest of the liquid over the chocolate and whisk until smooth and thick.
Let cool a bit before pouring over profiteroles. This can be served hot, warm or room temperature.
** I used a recipe from a cookbook that I recently bought myself, Les Desserts de Stéphane, written by pastry chef Stéphane Glacier and tested by his friend, journalist Emmanuelle Jary. I folllowed the simple instructions and it turned out pretty much a disaster! Too liquid by far for a Sauce, which should be thick and creamy. This was practically watery! And it was slightly grainy as well, though that could have been my fault. But I and Simon both were unhappy with the results.
I ended up adding more and more chocolate, up to a total of almost 300 grams (10 oz) and then almost another tablespoon of sugar. It was still too runny by far, but as far as taste is concerned, it was very good, what we find in a good restaurant chocolate sauce.
For the Profiteroles :
Allow 3 choux per person. With a very sharp, preferably serrated knife, carefully slice through the choux a little more than halfway up, leaving you with a bottom "cup" and a top "hat".
Place a scoop of ice cream on each bottom half, then cap it with the top.
Arrange the three choux on a dessert plate and pour the Warm Chocolate Sauce over the Profiteroles before serving.
You can see that the sauce is runny and grainy. Not nice!
If it's drama you want, pour the Sauce slowly over the choux in front of your guest (watch as eyes begin to tear up and hear the low groans of ecstasy as the anticipation mounts), drizzling the fragrant, steamy chocolate in a lazy swirl around and over each puff. Add whipped cream if you are feeling really decadent.
And as long as My Petit Choux is happy..... then Maman is happy!
WARM CHOCOLATE SAUCE for Profiteroles II
My husband, after having sampled and raved over the perfection of my puffs, walked into the kitchen as I was weeping, well, actually raging over my disastrous first try at the Chocolate Sauce. He took one look at me, shook his head and grabbed our old Recettes Faciles by Françoise Bernard, even more of a fixture in every French kitchen than Julia Child's books are in American kitchens - because Françoise's recipes truly are Simple.
My husband exclaimed "Why didn't you use Françoise's recipe for Chocolate Sauce? Everything in her book is foolproof!" as he was flipping through the pages to find the recipe for me.
So, second round of Profiteroles and I made her Sauce. This recipe truly is simple. Dark chocolate, butter and a dash of water. Barely one minute of stirring over the heat and I had in front of me a smooth, glossy, thick, creamy and PERFECT chocolate sauce.
Françoise Bernard, here is to you! And I should always listen to my husband.
Françoise Bernard's WARM CHOCOLATE SAUCE for Profiteroles
4.5 oz (125 g) best dark chocolate *
2 Tbs (30 g) unsalted butter
2 Tbs water
Put the chocolate, butter and water into a small saucepan over low to medium-low heat. Stir constantly until you have a smooth, creamy sauce.
* After using chocolate at 70% cocoa for the first batch, I decided to use a dark chocolate that is just slightly sweeter. I chose Poulain 65%. The sauce was fabulous, but next time I will venture to use the 70% and make a very bitter chocolate sauce which complements the sweet ice cream perfectly.
Spoon this very thick sauce over the Profiteroles while still hot.
Now, that is perfect chocolate sauce!
If it cools down too much before serving, just warm it up, stirring all the while. You will absolutely amaze your family and friends!
6 comments:
- mudflats said...
Oh my. Little did I know I would visit this blog while eating a humble "Tofutti cutie" (tofu ice cream sandwich). I do believe that gazing at the profiteroles as I ate, infused my very ordinary dessert with a certain magique! If they taste anything like they look, you've made a little sweet piece of art for the tongue!
- December 8, 2008 at 11:31 PM
- Ana Powell said...
Hi Simon
Loved your Blog.
I love this dessert but never attempted to do it as I always thought "too difficult".
Really loved your step by step photos and with your permission I am taking the recipe across to the other side of the Channel.
Have a great weekend x
- February 8, 2009 at 7:41 AM
Yum, yum...must stop drooling over my keyboard. Much better than any of the "Absolutely Awful Recipes" on Mudflats (heh heh)
Hi, Jamie (waving)
- April 3, 2009 at 2:59 PM
- Nancy said...
I came here from a link on another blog and have to tell you just the picture alone was incredible.
I *had* to try the recipe. This was my very first attempt at puff pastry and Oh my goodness, it WORKED! Even *I* was able to make puff pastry!
It's a wonderful recipe and we had a wonderful dessert tonight. Thank you!
- April 3, 2009 at 8:41 PM
- Jamie said...
Na, that is so thrilling and makes me so happy that you both tried AND succeeded in making these choux! Yay and godd for both of us (I am thrilled when I can inspire)!
- April 3, 2009 at 11:02 PM
- The Cooking Ninja said...
My SO loves this. I'm going to try to make this for him. Thanks for sharing this.
- May 7, 2009 at 10:30 AM


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ALC209 - Screening Contemporary Masculinities
Unit details
|2015 unit information
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Final year of offer 2015
Enrolment quotas apply to this unit
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Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Cloud (Online)
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Campus mode: 1 x 1 hour Class per week, 1 x 1 hour Seminar per week
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin
Interest in how 'maleness' is learned, performed, challenged and modified has grown in the past decades, alongside public disquiet about 'troubled' boys and men, and pursuit of solutions. Often the focus is on media 'effects', or the extent to which popular music, games, advertising, film, television, smartphones, and the www can be seen as encouraging, or could help reduce, problems like bullying, intergroup violence, shootings, youth suicide, body image anxieties, homophobia, drug abuse, road crashes, gangs, crime, and sexually transmitted diseases. The unit addresses leading contemporary explanations for how audiences engage with and whether they are influenced by, on-screen masculinity performances and stories. Do moving images 'reflect' or 'teach' masculinities, and why the anxious focus on young people? The unit denaturalises essentialist ideas about gender and other intersecting identities, ethnicity, sexual orientation and social class. The second half introduces four poststructuralist explanations: feminist psychoanalysis, Foucauldian discourse analysis, postmodern gender theory, and queer cinema.
Online Library Exercise 15%, 600 word equivalent
Essay 25%, 1000 words
Group Observation Project Presentation (in class) 25%, 1000 word equivalent
Online Test 35%, 1400 word equivalent
Cloud (online):
Online Library Exercise 15%, 600 word equivalent
Essay 25%, 1000 words
Individual Observation Project Presentation (online) 25%, 1000 word equivalent
Online Test 35%, 1400 word equivalent
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Feb. 13, 2011
NAMPA, Idaho - Junior Precious Watkins won both the 60 and 200 meters to lead an impressive performance by the Northridge women at the Boise State Team Challenge at Jacksons Track on Saturday.
Watkins had the fastest preliminary time in the 60 meters (7.66) and improved her time to 7.64 in winning the final. She then ran 24.56 to win the 200 meters, the ninth-fastest 200 meter time in Northridge's indoor history.
Newcomer Ashley Frazier finished third in the 400 meters in a season-best 56.79 while the Matadors' top two 400 meter runners, Jasmine Cox and Jackie Harrison were both disqualified for lane violations. In the distance races, Zitlalic Ley ran 5:24.09 to finish 19th in the mile and ran 10:42.08 to place 14th in the 3,000 meters.
Alisa Jenkins posted the Matadors' third event win as she matched her season-best time of 8.95 in the 60 meter hurdles. Jenkins was followed by Frazier (9.27) in fourth and Olympia Jewett (9.31) in fifth. CSUN's two 4x400 relays finished first and fifth respectively as the team of Sherrina Lofton, Watkins, Frazier and Harrison claimed the fastest time at 3:45.89. The team of Cox, Desirae Gonder, Lauren Michaels and Sierra Brooks took fifth in 4:01.60.
In the field events, sophomore Tiana Webberley finished fourth in the pole vault with a top height of 11-11.75 (3.65) while Jenna Hulion placed seventh with a personal indoor best of 10-11.75 (3.35). Jewett finished second in the long jump with a season-best leap of 17-10.25 (5.44) while Ese Ntekume (17-4) znd Jenkins (17-4) tied for seventh and Brooks (17-2.25) was ninth. Ntekume (36-9) and Jewett (36-5.50) placed sixth and seventh respectively in the triple jump.
In the throws, Jamila McIntosh finished 20th in the shot put with a best of 29-1 (8.86) and she was 19th in the weight throw at 42-1.50 (12.84). Chelsea Wordell placed 12th in the weight throw with a top throw of 47-8.50 (14.54) and fouled in her attempts in the shot put.
Lofton posted the Matador women's final title as she won the Friday and Saturday's pentathlon competition with a career indoor best total of 3,936 points.
For the CSUN men on the track, Sean Alfino, David Reid and Michael Woodham all finished in the top-six in the 60 meters as Alfino was third in 7.06, Reid was fourth in 7.07 and Woodham was sixth in a season-best 7.11. Reid had the Matadors' top time in the 200 meters as he ran a season-best 21.81 to take second. Carl Horsley was sixth in 22.00, his first 200 meter race of the season while Noah Blue was 14th in 23.19. Horsley also ran well in the 400 meters as he finished fourth in a season-best time of 48.99. Trevor Carroll was just behind in eighth place (49.96) and Jerrid Lewis placed ninth in 50.43.
Woodham was second in the 60 hurdles running an indoor personal-best 8.13 which is the seventh fastest time in CSUN indoor history. Kevin Finley was fourth (8.46), Blue was (8.48) and Donovan Toban was seventh (8.59).
CSUN sent out three 4x400 relay teams and the Matadors finished 1-2 while the third team was disqualified for a lane violation. The team of Horsley, Lewis, Finley and Blue took the top time at 3:21.00 while the squad of Carroll, Khalid Jones, Reid and Toban were second in 3:24.42. The team of Woodham, Darquis Woodham, Oshunluyi Olatonbosun and Bobby Workman failed to finish.
In the distance events, Gustavo Hernandez finished a CSUN-best fifth in the 800 meters in a career-best 1:55.63 which ranks ninth on the Matador indoor list. Steven Gonzales was 10th in the mile clocking a time of 4:33.35, the best of the season for the Matadors.
In the field, Itua Oiyemhonlan took fourth in the high jump with a top height of 6-2.25 (1.89) which is a personal career-best. In the pole vault, Matt Todd was third with a clearance of 15-7 (4.75) which is a season-best. Finley was fourth at 14-7.25 (4.45). Toban took fifth in the long jump with a top leap of 22-0.75 (6.72) while Jory Rucker was eighth with a mark of 21-3.50 (6.49). Toban was fourth in the triple jump with a best of 45-10 (13.97).
Jose Aviles was the lone Matador thrower as he finished 10th in the shot put (42-5.50) and 15th in the weight throw (40-5).
Cal State Northridge will next be in action at the MPSF Indoor Championships which will take place Friday and Saturday, Feb. 25-26 at Dempsey Indoor in Seattle, Wash.


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Sat, May 26th, 2012, 11am to 11.45am PST – we will be broadcasting LIVE! (as long as the internet connection is strong enough)
Join me for this LIVE netcast celebrating my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast". This event is being broadcast from 11 to 11.45am PST on Sat May 26th, 2012 from San Francisco, CA.
Please stop by if you're in the SF embarcadero area:
I'm starting to netcast for the first time again since I conceived of and executive produced 'Fiber' back in 1995, before ISDN or T1 were available! 'Fiber' was the World's 1st online fashion show event ever, and it was broadcast over copper phone lines to the Mbone at UC Berkeley, CA, and then out to the world!
Thanks for joining me here and for helping me celebrate my newest book "Ani's 15-Day Fat Blast"! Love you all xo, ani
Old school friends came down from San Francisco last weekend to host the most wicked day of dance, tunes, and great vibes…and it was the best day I've enjoyed in a while! DJ's Solar (above) and Galen (below) are both Sunset and Pacific Sound crews. (I used to have a multimedia studio back in the day in SF, and we threw a historic NYE party in 1995 together with Sunset). When I lived in SF, all I would do is dance for exercise. It's the best workout ever! Plus, Solar cooks, and of course loves Raw Food!
Here's Galen. These guys still look the same as they did back in the early 90′s! And they put so much love into their music, you can feel it. We agreed dancing, good music, and raves are what keep us young! I was just up in SF a couple months ago, and went to the Sunset boat party hosted on a ferry that sails the Bay from 6 to 11pm. A perfect way to finish off the weekend, always.
Since I'm usually in bed by 10pm, this daytime party in the park was exactly what I needed! The sun was bright and warm in Van Nuys where we all laid out picnic blankets, brought food, and danced up a storm. Galen, Solar, and the Sunset Crew are known for their outdoor parties on Sunday afternoons. They've been hosting them for probably over 20 years now! We'd all end up at Sunset parties after a long weekend. Great way to taper down off the weekend.
Another great thing about partying in the park is that Kanga can join in too! She laid down in the middle of the dance floor early on, and made folks dance around her the rest of the afternoon. She loves to be in the center of everything. She was very popular, and calm, but, …..no parking on the dance floor Kanga!
My lovely lady friends, and Max the dog. Maria's the beautiful blond, and is the talented photographer who took the cover photo on Ani's Raw Food Asia.
Galen spun last, and brought in the sunset while pumping the dance floor. He and Solar both motivated me to go to their after party downtown, which started past midnight, …..and it went to dawn! A Sunset, and then sunrise event! (Small world too because the party ended up in a warehouse space owned by Thomas, who has assisted me in my raw food kitchen!)
Thank you Sunset, Solar, and Galen. Come visit us in LA again soon, and host more outdoor parties for us…please! I miss great SF tunes, the Sunset sound, and vibe. I'd head to SF for their Halloween Boat Party, except Mom's coming to visit me in LA. Thanks for bringing your tunes to LA for us to enjoy! Love you guys! xoxo
On Day 3 of my SF book tour, I visited the vibrant Spencer Christian and beautiful Janelle Wang for a return appearance on their afternoon talk show The View from the Bay. Spencer already loves raw vegan foods, and this visit, we may have won Janelle over to our side with my Jap Chae Korean No-Cook Stir Fry Noodles and Berry Kream Tartlets. (The recipes follow below).
Watch video of my TV appearance here.
It's always fun to be made up by a professional make up artist. Skye said she's been working weeks without one day off. A perfect candidate for the raw vegan diet.
Abbeba kicked off this show with her dehydrated crackers and salsa. I like to remind folks raw dishes like guacamole, salsa, gazpacho, and salads are already popular, so raw foods really aren't that much of a stretch from what we're already eating.
I met this pretty teen last year on my Ani's Raw Food Desserts tour. She seems to have grown a foot or more, and has the coolest parents. Her pops brought her to the Ferry Building for my talk on Saturday, and her mom brought her to the TV station. She's thriving on raw, and is continuing to convert and inspire her friends. What an inspiration.
The 2 recipes I made on air were for my Jap Chae, page 224, and Custard Tartletts, page 267. Jap chae is one of my favorite Korean noodle dishes, and it's traditionally made with rice noodles. This recipe was inspired by my mother, who pointed out how similar kelp noodles are to rice noodles. Mom helped me figure out how to season my noodles with pretty much the same ingredients as the cooked version.
Watch video of my TV appearance here.
JAP CHAE – Korean No-Cook Kelp Noodles with Vegetables
Place the onion and mushrooms in a large mixing bowl and toss with salt or soy sauce until mixed well. Nama Shoyu is a raw unpasturized soy sauce, and Bragg's Liquid Aminos is a live food. Another wheat free soy is tamari, if you prefer that. Set aside for at least 15-20 minutes to marinade and soften. Add the carrot and sesame oil. Mix well. Add the noodles and toss to mix well.
Custard Tartlets
CRUST (food processor):
CASHEW KREAM (blended)
To make crust, add nuts and salt into your food processor, and process into small pieces. Add dates to bind together your batter.
Line tartlet pan with plastic wrap. Press 2 tablespoons of the batter into pan. Remove tartlet crust, and place on plate.
Make kream by blending cashews with vanilla and water until smooth.
Scoop into tartlet crust. Top with fresh berry, and serve.
We're offering a special on raw cashews and kelp noodles this month in celebration of my newest book. For organic ingredients and my favorite kitchen tools, visit my estore at: www.GoSuperLife.com
On day 2 of my SF book tour I joined Dixie Mahy and Sharon at their combined SF Life and SF Vegetarian Society potluck in the Mission District for a book signing. I demonstrated my recipe for Pad Thai with Kelp Noodles, from page 227 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials (recipe is below). Dixie, the host, is well into her 70s, and full of fire and good energy. She's a testament to the vegan lifestyle.
The Mission was my old stomping ground in the early 90s, I lived at Treat Street and 24th Street. I was happy to see that much of the neighborhood seems to have kept its charm over the years.
Three beautiful ladies were excited to recently discover raw foods. Common questions were about weight loss and ingredients like agave. What I answer is to be happy, live in moderation, and have an attitude of gratitude. Stressing out about whether a goji berry has been dried 10 degrees too hot adds stress. We are blessed to have the knowledge we do to make informed decisions when it comes to what we choose to eat. We're privileged be able to decline food when people are starving in other countries. Keep perspective, and be happy. Happiness is a reflection of our inner health.
This lovely lady told me how her mom had been sent home to die over 40 years prior. Her mom instantly changed her diet to raw vegan, and has been thriving ever since! I believe illnesses comes from the accumulation of garbage in our body. Enjoying more raw vegan food, which are naturally cleansing and detoxifying, helps to decrease our toxic load along with our overall stress, boosts are immune system, and fuels longevity.
Here she is, thriving after 40+ years on raw vegan foods! She made by day by telling me I was going to save the world. That's a tall order.
A great group of people in SF, where I lived 8 years through the 90s. I miss all my friends and the culture of SF including electronic music, design, fashion, art, and the vibrant community culture. I didn't get to go dancing this trip, so I'll need to visit again soon, socially next time, just to hang out and absorb the beauty of SF.
Pad Thai with Kelp Noodles
Blend all sauce ingredients and toss with noodle ingredients. Enjoy!
For organic ingredients, visit my estore GoSuperLife.com, where we are running specials on Cashews and Kelp Noodles to celebrate my new book!
Video TRT: 4 min, 34 sec
I had the honor of appearing on Spencer Christian and Janelle Wang's show The View from the Bay, ABC Channel 7 along my San Francisco book tour for Ani's Raw Food Essentials. This was my 3rd appearance on the show, and I adore the hosts. Spencer loves raw food, and I think we've finally won Janelle over with these two recipes for Korean Stir-Fried Kelp Noodles with Vegetables (Jap Chae), page 224, and Custard Tartlets, page 267.
For organic ingredients and kitchen tools, visit my estore and Go Super Life! We're running a special on Kelp Noodles and Cashews for the month of June to celebrate my new book!
I kicked off my SF book tour at the Ferry Building Farmers' Market yesterday. It's sunny and warm here in San Francisco, and the market was packed with people shopping locally and seasonally. This has got to be the best farmer's market in the country. I found amazingly sweet peaches and beautiful heirloom squash that are only available 1-2 weeks a year. What a treat!
I spoke to a full house about the benefits of raw food, weight loss, natural living, happiness, and my new book Ani's Raw Food Essentials. I demoed a recipe for TOMATO AND TARRAGON BISQUE, page 137, and STRAWBERRY KREAM PIE, page 266.
Sarah, who organizes the chef demoes, helped me portion and pass out samples. Most people in the audience were already familiar with raw foods, but it's always fun to watch their reactions when they taste one of my raw recipes. Of course, folks loved the soup and dessert. You can see Barry Jan behind the camera on the left, and you'll find a couple of his photos in Ani's Raw Food Essentials from last year's farmer's market talk and demo.
This may have been my longest line for book signing yet. Patient people stood in line for 50 minutes to meet me and to have me sign their books. What a huge honor for me that folks would wait around so long. I love meeting people, hearing their stories in person, and feeling the love they share with me. This bright energy is what keeps me doing what I do…it fuels my soul.
It was lovely to see many long time friends, like Dr D, and old friend from LA who now lives in Thailand. He happened to be in town, and brought me a moss monkey that's the cutest plant I've ever seen! He'll have to care for monkey while I'm in Florida since I don't think it would make it on the plane.
Another long time friend and two lovebirds Jeff, who took all these photos for me, and Frog.
Hanging out at this awesome farmers' market on a warm, sunny day was the best way to spend my Saturday. From here, I headed to Napa next….
TRT: 60 min
Listen to my interview with Carla on her radio show, Carla's Cooking Radio. I talk about benefits of raw foods, my background, how I got into raw foods, and many tips for enjoying more healthy fresh whole foods. Raw desserts are my favorite, like my Chocolate Raspberry Ganache cake, and eating it is good for you and guilt-free! I explain how eating desserts and raw foods can help you loose weight while making you healthier from the inside out to give you the glow of radiant beauty.
Carla shared with me her Raw Almond Pistachio Ice Cream Recipe. I can't wait to try making this!
Last night I met up with old school friends from back in the SF rave days in the early 90s. Above is a photo of me with Kato and DJ Andy Caldwell who was spinning last night in Los Angeles.
Andy's set wasn't until 12.30am. And yes, it was a Monday night. To help us all stay awake that late, six of us met for a raw food dinner beforehand.
I always have my camera on me, and was so disappointed I forgot it last night! So these low resolution photos were all taken with my Blackberry instead. Above are Michelle, Dawn, and Capm, sitting on the other side of the table from me. It was interesting that 4 out of the 6 of us were at least 1/2 Asian. Michelle is half Chinese, Dawn's half Korean, Kato is half Philippino, and I'm full Korean. As I look around, I realize this is our beautifully diverse America. I'm still processing how our USA media doesn't represent the multitude of cultures that really make up our United States.
After shutting down the cafe, we then headed over to Hollywood to find a packed club, especially for a Monday night! The crowd was totally mixed with what seemed like 1/2 Asians, and another 1/4 at least of other people of color. It was also a huge range of ages, from 21 to 70. There were several groups of older Asians, they looked like my mom's age, dancing like crazy. This was the first time I'd seen this, ever. And it was awesome.
It was really fun to be part of rockstar Andy's entourage, being escorted into the club and up onto the stage. We even got to hang out and dance next to the DJ booth all night long.
I love dancing, and it was a huge treat to dance to Andy's beats. He's usually super busy traveling to perform all around the world, so it was a rare opportunity to see him here in LA. Dancing for me is a spiritual practice. Letting go and flowing is cathartic.
Before I realized, it was past 2am. Michelle told me the party ended at 3am, which was about 5 hours past my bedtime. So, she and I headed out. By the time I got to bed, it was past 3am. I still woke up at 8am. I know that's 5 hours of sleep, but I feel tired today. I'm finding it to be harder and harder to stay up late anymore. I don't think it's a sign of aging, but rather, perhaps it's just about being more responsible and taking better care of myself. Either way, last night was totally worth it! I got to catch up with old friends, and danced my legs off to the beats of Andy Caldwell. It was so fun!!!
This is a photo of Andy Caldwell and Paul Harris, who was spinning prior just before the change over.
Living in the center of Los Angeles, I walk and ride my bike around my neighborhood, rarely drive, and hardly ever make it downtown. Saturday, I decided to explore downtown LA. I started at by USC at the California Science Center and watched the new Hubble 3D IMAX. It was incredible to see images Hubble captured, and I recommend everyone to go see this film. It's only 45 minutes long.
Next, I visited a new (to me) Japan Town mall in downtown LA where I stumbled upon a really cool bookstore and an Asian grocery store. I stocked up on my sea vegetables: Arame, Hijiki, Nori, and picked up a bottle of Yuzu (orange paste with green hot pepper). Sea veggies cost much less at the Asian market than at a natural food store. I even ran into an old friend who lives in Santa Monica who happened to be shopping downtown too.
The photo above was shot at dusk, so the sky is an amazing blue color. I'm learning that dawn and dusk are the money shots for architecture.
I was with Benny, an amazing photographer who's photos are found on many of the architecture magazine covers out there. Benny Chan's aerial photo series are printed huge, maybe 10 ft tall, if I had to guess. Standing in front of the images makes me loose my stomach as if I was really flying up in the helicopter with him. Read about Benny's show in the LA Times.
Benny's been inspiring me to shoot dusk and nighttime city shots, especially from the top floor of high rises. You can even find the crescent moon in the photo above. It was a beautiful city scape on a warm LA evening.
On the way home, I stopped off to visit my friend Kato Space who was hosting an old school house party in Hollywood with special guest DJ Garth, from the Wicked Crew in San Francisco. I love dancing. Besides the prior evening at Pink Floyd, I hadn't been out dancing for months.
Dancing directly raises my level of happiness and well being. It's a spiritual practice for me to let go and to feel the flow. It was so much fun, but way past my bedtime.
I'm excited about my newest book Ani's Raw Food Essentials, available everywhere by May 3rd. It's a huge hard cover book with over 250 recipes. It's printed in 2 color, like Ani's Raw Food Kitchen. My goal is to make my books accessible, and get these recipes into your hands so you can enjoy making healthy treats with them. By printing in 2 color instead of full color, the book only costs $27 rather than $45. There's gorgeous color inserts, as you can see from the photos above.
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Bachelor of Commerce
Economics - unit set code MJ-M30003
Burwood (Melbourne), Waterfront (Geelong), Warrnambool, Cloud (online)
Economics is an important element of any business career or the basis of a specialist career in economic research and policy. Economics is relevant to the study of a whole range of other disciplines: business; finance; international markets and trade; health; transport; democracy and voting patterns; the environment – including policies on global warming; as well as social equity and wellbeing. An honours year is available upon completion of this major sequence.
Professional recognition
Graduates are eligible for membership of the Economics Society of Australia. Professional recognition by the Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance is also available.
Career opportunities
An economics major sequence can provide the background for many versatile careers in industry and finance in roles such as an analyst, forecaster, researcher and manager. In government, you may work as a policy researcher and administrator, and in education.
|Economic Principles
|The Global Economy
|Competition and Industry
|National Economic Policy
|Analytical Methods in Economics and Finance
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(i) Students intending to complete the Economics, Quantitative Business Analysis and/or the International Trade and Economic Policy major sequence will need to complete 2 distinct units at level 3 from each of the major sequences.
(ii)For intending Economics Honours students joining Honours in 2014 and thereafter:
Students are also strongly encouraged to take MAE301. It is also desirable for students to complete one additional economics unit beyond the minimum requirements of an economics major.
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ICBA Urges FASB to Withdraw Exposure Draft Proposal on Accounting Standards
Washington, D.C. (September 1, 2010)-The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) today urged the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) not to go forward with accounting changes in its Exposure Draft: Accounting for Financial Instruments and Revisions to the Accounting for Derivative Instruments and Hedging Activities.
"In ICBA's view, the accounting that would result if this proposal went forward would greatly misrepresent the operations of community banks and many other financial institutions whose primary business practice is to hold financial instruments to collect contractual cash flows, not to trade them on a regular basis," ICBA said.
Community banks fund their operations by taking deposits and holding loans for the long term. Most financial instruments community banks hold are not readily marketable. Community banks are not in the business to create or purchase assets or liabilities for quick resale. The proposed accounting treatment will cause community banks to reconsider making longer-term loans and deposits because of the impact the changes will have on fair values they need to record.
"This will hurt community banks and other financial institutions that hold these instruments, but more importantly it will hurt consumers and small businesses that now depend on the greater certainty that longer-term deposits and loans offer. We don't believe that it's the role of accounting to drive financial product offerings or limit financial choices," ICBA said.
ICBA also said in the letter that community bank investors don't support this proposal and don't see it as an improvement in transparency. Community banks will need to expend significant resources to comply with this standard, which is of questionable value, and those funds would be better used to provide needed credit to their communities.
"Accounting standards and guidance should not be pro-cyclical," ICBA said. "Recent market conditions have demonstrated the pro-cyclical nature of mark-to-market accounting as declining values of financial instruments necessitated write-downs and sales, causing further write-downs and sales. The proposed accounting changes will exacerbate cyclicality in financial reporting due to the greater reliance on fair value measurements, valuations that will be less accurate than current accounting requirements."
In the letter, ICBA also highlighted significant concerns with the proposed accounting treatment for deposits, loans and credit impairments and the need for more flexibility in setting loan loss reserves.
To read ICBA's comment letter, visit www.icba.org.


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Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko could hold the key to Wayne Rooney's summer exit from Manchester United. If Dzeko joins Borussia Dortmund for £20million, then the German club will allow star striker Robert Lewandowski to join United who would then allow Rooney to leave for around £35million.
Manchester City are poised to make an £8million bid for Crystal Palace winger Jonathan Williams, 19, with Liverpool and Swansea also interested.
Arsenal are looking to sign Auxerre striker Yaya Sanogo, who will be out of contract at the end of the season.
Rangers chief executive Charles Green has taken legal advice as he plans to take the former Scottish Premier League club into the English league.
Ken Bates wants to buy a new club after selling Leeds United and is considering a move for League Two strugglers Plymouth Argyle.
Dulwich Hamlet striker Daniel Carr, who has hit 23 goals in 23 games for the non-league club this season, will play for Liverpool U21s against West Ham on Monday as part of a week-long trial at Anfield.
Manchester City will not make a move for England striker Wayne Rooney this summer and are instead looking at Napoli's Edinson Cavani and Atletico Madrid's Radamel Falcao.
Liverpool and Spurs are in a £14million fight to sign for Ajax midfield star Christian Eriksen.
Wolves boss Dean Saunders wants to take out-of-favour Southampton midfielder Richard Chaplow, 28, on loan.
Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney has set his sights on a dream move to Barcelona this summer.
Paul Lambert will not be sacked as Aston Villa manager - even if they are relegated this season.
Manchester City, Real Madrid and Barcelona will not offer Wayne Rooney an escape route if the 27-year-old striker wants to leave Manchester United.
Liverpool have enquired about Eintracht Frankfurt's Peru international central defender Carlos Zambrano, 23, who is valued at around £4.5million.
Meanwhile, Chelsea will attempt to hijack Liverpool's attempts to land Dulwich Hamlet striker Daniel Carr, 18, who is regarded as the hottest non-league property in the country.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has been rewarded for his goal blitz this season with his wages going up to £120,000 per week as the club implement their policy of new, incentive-based contracts.
Martin Jol has opened talks with Fulham about a one-year extension to his current contract.
Wayne Rooney favours a move to Barcelona if he leaves Manchester United - but his hopes could be hit due to a lack of serious interest in him.
Wayne Rooney is in contention to return to Manchester United's starting line-up against Chelsea in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday, but it has emerged that Paris Saint-Germain were alerted to his potential availability on the transfer market as long ago as last summer.
Wayne Rooney is no longer regarded as an integral part of Manchester United's future by influential supporters' groups, who believe Sir Alex Ferguson's decision to leave him on the bench against Real Madrid was justified.