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IKER CASILLAS wants Arsenal to revive their interest in him.
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Offseason Finally Interesting
April 23, 2013 at 02:01am by Scott • 12 Comments »
I've had some time to digest the Darrelle Revis trade and am a little more at peace with it now that I know the details. And now that it's already done and there's nothing I can do about it. I love a good bandwagon.
But in all seriousness, this could turn out pretty good. The deal was for the Bucs' 2013 first and their 2014 third (as long as he is still on the roster by the third day of the 2014 league year which he definitely will be unless legs actually fall off before then). This year's first is steep at #13 and don't let anyone tell you different. Revis himself was picked #14 a few years ago, so it's a calculated risk by Mark Dominik to trade for a player who he knows has elite talent but is also a known injury risk and holdout risk as opposed to an unknown commodity on almost every level except raw physical ability. And Dominik mitigated his risk further by structuring Revis's contract so that every year he was essentially on a one-year deal with NO guaranteed money. And Dominik paid Revis $16-million per year for six years. What's Revis really ever going to hold out for? There's very little incentive for Revis to ever act a fool and hold out, so my concern about that part of the deal is assuaged.
And honestly, this is a weak draft. If Dominik was going to pull this trade, this was the year to do it. There are some good players this year, don't get me wrong. But a first round right tackle or nose tackle wasn't going to make the same impact as a superstar corner.
The only issue is the knee. Revis didn't discuss his rehab or how his knee is progressing, saying only that he's working as hard as he can. But if the knee is good enough for Dominik, I suppose it should be good enough for me. And it needs to be good enough for Dominik since he's pretty much betting his job and his legacy with the team on it. If Revis re-tears his ACL in week one, Dominik may never live it down, especially if whoever is selected at #13 is doing well. If Revis does well and the pass defense improves, no one will remember the former busts and bad signings. It's a big gamble, but it's a whole lot more exciting than signing a street free agent. So at the very least, thanks to Dominik for making this offseason interesting finally. For all you Bucs fans, this is what you've been waiting for — a secondary that doesn't suck. And for all you non-Bucs fans, you read this nonsense all the way to the bottom? Seriously?
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Mark S (April 23, 2013 at 08:35am) :
The wise man speaketh. I hope it turns out great. If it does, we are probably in the playoffs.
We still need a corner to develop, nose tackle, tight end and OLB. A better RT would also be welcome. Still lots to look forward to in this year's draft.
cubsandbucsfan (April 23, 2013 at 09:41am) :
I really want Barber to come back for one more year. With Revis here and the Safeties locked in, we could do a lot of fun things with Barber. And at 37 year old Barber is better than every other CB not named Revis on this roster.
For the record, I would much rather have a GM that is trying rather than being on a team that dumps their talent. Try and fail is better for me than sit around and hope.
As far as the draft goes, I would really like them to get one more playmaker. I dont know if the kid for West Virginia will be around for the 43(?) pick, but if he is, take him. Keep the pressure on the NFC South Defenses.
manbearpig (April 23, 2013 at 11:06am) :
I wasn't on board with this either for fear of giving the jets too many draft picks, but ill be damned of Dom pulled it off as best as I imagine any GM could. If it works out and Revis is himself this could mean we actually get to watch the Bucs play a game in January, that hasn't happened since I was in my 20's still! This draft is very underwhelming so I like that they dumped this years first instead of next year. Well done Bucs.
Mark S (April 23, 2013 at 12:51pm) :
I agree manbearpig, that this is an underwhelming draft. Hopefully they can find gems in the remaining rounds. Next year, if all goes well, our pick should be later than 25. In a better draft class, though it is later, it might actually be worth more.
My fun pick of the draft and I think unrealistic, is the Bucs trade up to take Star Lotulelei (or however you spell his name). He will be an excellent nose tackle for us and give us Star power all across the front four.
What are your fun picks?
jampersands (April 23, 2013 at 01:32pm) :
My concern with the no-guarantees contract is that, don't most players get sick of playing under the franchise tag? And isn't this contract like saying to Revis that he will essentially be franchised for the next six years? I guess I don't understand why Scott (and local radio hosts) arent worried about a holdout next year. Wouldn't it make sense for him to try and restructure his contract to get some guaranteed cash, especially if he plays lights-out this year?
jarldg (April 23, 2013 at 02:20pm) :
jampersands that doesn't make any sense at all. He's the top paid corner and the second top paid defender in the league. Revis is essentially guaranteed 32 million, the first two years of his contract, because the Bucs invested the first and third round picks in him. Guaranteed money in a typical contract would probably approach 45-55 million anyway, and after his second year if he's playing up to his potential they'll keep on paying him.
This is in no way analogous to the franchise tag as it is no different than this exact same contract with 50 million guaranteed. He'll be paid much more than the franchise tag would pay him, and a hold out for guaranteed money would be pointless if he played well year one as he would just show up for money year two and so on.
Matt Price (April 23, 2013 at 06:30pm) :
jampersands, The difference is that usually, what makes the relationship go wrong is that the guy gets a lot of up front money and then a small salary on the back end. That means by his third or fourth year, he feels like he's playing for a really small salary. So he gets upset and he "wants to be paid" because he forgot that he's already been paid. This way, Revis will get paid every year and never run into that. Also, he knows that if he gets cut, no one will pay him $16 million a year. So his payday will always be higher with Tampa.
He might not like the lack of long term security as he gets older, but by that point he and the Bucs will probably be reworking the deal anyway to lower the number or dump him.
TheBrainStem (April 23, 2013 at 07:47pm) :
Dude made sure to go get his fade done before the presser. The line from head hair to facial hair is flawless.
HAGEN205 (April 24, 2013 at 01:25am) :
well i sound like everyone else but i didnt want them to do it at all but after its all said and done i think it was a good trade thought we were going to give 2 first rounders this sounds like a steal for us
avanderlay (April 24, 2013 at 12:56pm) :
I agree, being a weak draft I prefer handing over this years instead of next year's. I had the same thought about Ronde too – if he comes back we could really do a lot of shit moving him around, blitz from the slot, or safety, etc.
Moving on to the draft and all the rumors, it seems Dom is already posturing to trade back into the 1st (which I like just cuz it'll make Thursday more interesting) and still shopping Blount (which I don't like).
campyone (April 24, 2013 at 03:34pm) :
If he plays up to past standards after the injury he's a pro bowl CB. What were the odds that we'd get a future pro-bowler in this draft at any position much less our greatest need? Not good, I think the average is 2 pro-bowlers out of every first round draft. So we have little control over that, it's hit or miss. But we do have some control over his injury – we get medical opinions from experts who presumably say he's likely going to be fine. I'd rather take a risk that they're wrong than take a risk that the 13th pick would not have been a future pro-bowler. Have I lost you here? Sorry, it's very profound.
Mark S (April 24, 2013 at 03:45pm) :
Reading Peter King's latest mock draft and he has Star Lotulelei dropping to 26th (going to the Packers). My fun pick of trading back into the first round to get a star player is looking more and more likely. Lotulelei would provide the anchor we lost by letting Miller go. He would provide an upgrade to the DL right away.
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Francis Collins, M.D., Ph.D., Director of the National Institutes of Health, appointed David M. Murray, Ph.D., as Associate Director for Prevention and Director of the Office of Disease Prevention on July 2, 2012. Dr. Murray joined the NIH on September 23, 2012.
Dr. Murray completed his B.A. in Psychology from Denison University in 1973. He completed his Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in 1978. In 1981, he completed a National Heart Lung and Blood Institute-funded postdoctoral fellowship in Cardiovascular Health Behavior in the Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene, a division of the School of Public Health at the University of Minnesota. He joined the faculty of the Laboratory immediately after his fellowship. The Laboratory was founded by Ancel Keys and was the home of Henry Taylor, Henry Blackburn and other pioneers in cardiovascular epidemiology.
Dr. Murray began his work in prevention research during his postdoctoral fellowship at Minnesota, working closely with C. Anderson Johnson and Russell V. Luepker on the Robbinsdale Anti-Smoking Project, and later on several followup studies funded by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and by the National Cancer Institute. After he joined the faculty in the Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene in 1981, he expanded into prevention research on alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs in adolescent populations, working closely with Cheryl Perry. Those projects were funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
At about the same time, he became involved in the Minnesota Heart Health Program (MHHP), serving initially as Co-Youth Education Director with Cheryl Perry, then as Associate Health Program Director with Maury Mittelmark, and later as Health Program Director and Co-Principal Investigator with Henry Blackburn, Russell Luepker, David Jacobs, Neil Bracht and the other MHHP investigators. At the time, the Minnesota Heart Health Program was the largest NIH grant ever awarded to the University of Minnesota. It was one of three community-based heart disease prevention programs funded by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute in the 1980s and early 1990s and helped create the basis for the community-based health promotion and disease prevention programs we see today.
Many other studies developed out of the Minnesota Heart Health program, including the Promotion of Healthy Eating Patterns in Youth (Cheryl Perry, PI), Children's Activity Trial for Cardiovascular Health (Cheryl Perry, PI), and Models for Treating High Blood Cholesterol (Russell Luepker, PI). All were funded by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute.
Most of these studies were examples of group-randomized trials. In these studies, identifiable social groups are the unit of assignment, while members of those groups are the units of observations. The design and analytic issues inherent in these studies were not well understood in the 1980s and 1990s, though Jerome Cornfield's classic paper, Randomization by Group: A Formal Analysis, was published in 1978. Dr. Murray became increasingly interested in these issues, collaborating with Peter Hannan and others at Minnesota, and learning from pioneers in this area including Allan Donner.
Dr. Murray's first interaction with the Office of Disease Prevention occurred in 1992, when the Office sponsored a meeting of methodologists from survey research, educational statistics, biostatistics, and epidemiology for the first NIH conference on the design and analysis of group-randomized trials. Dr. Murray coordinated that meeting, which was convened under the auspices of Dr. William Harlan, the first Associate Director for Prevention and Director of the Office of Disease Prevention.
Dr. Murray continued to work on group-randomized trials, and to investigate their design and analytic issues, through the 1990s. In 1998, he published the first textbook on this material.
Dr. Murray left the University of Minnesota in 1998 to become the first Lillian and Morrie Moss Chair of Excellence in Psychology at the University of Memphis. In 2005, he moved to Ohio State University as the Chair of the Division of Epidemiology in the College of Public Health. He continued to work on group-randomized trials, and on the methods for their design and analysis, throughout his time at Memphis and at Ohio State.
Over the past 34 years, Dr. Murray has worked on more than 50 health promotion and disease prevention research projects funded by the NIH and other agencies. He has served on more than 40 grant review panels for the NIH as the first Chair of the Community Level Health Promotion study section. He has published more than 230 articles in the peer-reviewed literature.
Dr. Murray has a passion for prevention research done well and believes that we can best advance the nation's health by ensuring that prevention programs are based on good science, that they are carefully designed and evaluated, that effective interventions are disseminated, and that ineffective interventions are identified and discarded. This view is entirely consistent with the mission of the Office of Disease Prevention, which is to work with the NIH Institutes and Centers and other partners to provide leadership and direction for the development, refinement, implementation, and coordination of a trans-NIH plan to increase the scope, quality, dissemination, and impact of NIH disease prevention and health promotion research. As the Associate Director for Prevention and as Director of the Office of Disease Prevention, Dr. Murray led the development of the first Strategic Plan for the office.
Andridge R.R., Shoben A.B., Muller K.E., Murray D.M. Analytic methods for individually randomized group treatment trials and group-randomized trials when subjects belong to multiple groups. Statistics in Medicine. In Press.
Murray, D.M., Katz, M.L., Post, D.M., Pennell, M.L., Young, G.S., Tatum, C.M. Enhancing cancer screening in primary care: Rationale, design, analysis plan, and baseline data. Contemporary Clinical Trials, 2013, 34, 356-63.
Xu X., Pennell M.L., Lu B., Murray D.M. Efficient Bayesian joint models for group randomized trials with multiple observation times and multiple outcomes. Statistics in Medicine, 2012, 31(24), 2858-2871.
Roetzheim, R.G., Freund, K.M., Corle, D.K., Murray, D.M., Snyder, F.R., Kronman, A.C., et al. Analysis of combined data from heterogeneous study designs: An applied example from the Patient Navigation Research Program. Clinical Trials, 2012, 9(2), 176-187.
Rhoda, D. Murray, D.M., Pennell, M.L., Hade, E.M. Studies with staggered starts: multiple baseline designs and group-randomized trials. American Journal of Public Health, 2011, 101(11), 2164-2169.
Pennell, M., Hade, E., Murray, D.M., Rhoda, D. Cutoff designs for community-based intervention studies. Statistics in Medicine, 2011, 30(15), 1865-1882. PMC3127461.
Pals, S.L., Wiegand, R.E., Murray, D.M., Ignoring the group in group-level HIV/AIDS intervention trials: a review of reported design and analytic methods. AIDS, 2011, 25, 989-996.
Baldwin, S. A., Murray, D. M., Shadish, W. R., Pals, S. P., Holland, J., Abramowitz, J. S., et al. Intraclass Correlation Associated with Therapists: Estimates and Applications in Planning Psychotherapy Research. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, 2011, 40(1), 15-33.
Murray, D.M., Pennell, M., Rhoda, D., Hade, E.M., Paskett, E.D. Designing studies that would address the multilayered nature of health care. Journal of the National Cancer Institute Monographs, 2010, 2010(40), 90-96.
Hade, E.M., Murray, D.M., Pennell, M.L., Rhoda, D., Paskett, E.D., Champion, V.L., et al. Intraclass correlation estimates for cancer screening outcomes: estimates and applications in the design of group randomized cancer screening studies. Journal of the National Cancer Institute Monographs, 2010, 2010(40), 97-103. PMC2924625.
Pals, S.L., Murray, D.M., Alfano, C.M., Shadish, W.R., Hannan, P.J., MStat, Baker, W.L. Individually randomized group treatment trials: a critical appraisal of frequently used design and analytic approaches. American Journal of Public Health, 2008, 98(8), 1418-1424. PMC2446464.
Murray, D.M., Pals, S.L., Blitstein J.L., Alfano, C., Lehman, J. Design and analysis of group- randomized trials in cancer: a review of current practices. Journal of the National Cancer Institute, 2008, 100(7), 483-491.
Hawkins, J.D., Catalano, R.F., Arthur, M.W., Egan, E., Brown, E.C., Abbott, R.D., Murray, D.M. Testing communities that care: the rationale, design and behavioral baseline equivalence of the Community Youth Development study. Prevention Science, 2008, 9(3), 178-190. PMC2562862.
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According to a report by Citizen Lab the intrusive and surveillance software FinSpy sold to governments to spy on their citizens has been found in 25 countries. The investigation was launched based on analysis of a suspicious email that was targeting Bahraini activists.
Summary of Key Findings
- We have found command and control servers for FinSpy backdoors, part of Gamma International's FinFisher "remote monitoring solution," in a total of 25 countries: Australia, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brunei, Canada, Czech Republic, Estonia, Ethiopia, Germany, India, Indonesia, Japan, Latvia, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Netherlands, Qatar, Serbia, Singapore, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam.
- A FinSpy campaign in Ethiopia uses pictures of Ginbot 7, an Ethiopian opposition group, as bait to infect users. This continues the theme of FinSpy deployments with strong indications of politically-motivated targeting.
- There is strong evidence of a Vietnamese FinSpy Mobile Campaign. We found an Android FinSpy Mobile sample in the wild with a command & control server in Vietnam that also exfiltrates text messages to a local phone number.
- These findings call into question claims by Gamma International that previously reported servers were not part of their product line, and that previously discovered copies of their software were either stolen or demo copies.
This is not the first time that Gamma International, owners of FinFisher and thus FinSpy, has been under scrutiny for violating the rights of activists. Privacy International leveled a complaint against Gamma to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
The complaints contend that, if it is confirmed that the companies have supplied spyware to Bahrain, then they may be guilty of complicity in ("aiding and abetting") human rights abuses perpetrated by Bahraini authorities. The right to privacy, and freedom from torture and arbitrary arrest find recognition in several international human rights instruments, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, all of which are ratified by Bahrain. In addition, these rights are recognized in the Constitution of Bahrain.
Private companies helping governments violate human rights is nothing new (see Blackwater), but to have firms engaging in hacking on this scale is unprecedented. It also provides another opportunity for the charge of hypocrisy as governments, including the United States, contract with private companies that engaging in criminal hacking while charging political dissidents and private individuals with major felonies for the same activity.
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CHAPEL HILL — Galen Thomas Starnes, 29, of 1925 Jo Mac Road, Chapel Hill, died Tuesday (8/26/14) at his residence. No service is scheduled. Announcement by Knotts Funeral Home.
PITTSBORO — Christine Marchuk Nevius, 48, of Pittsboro, died Saturday (8/30/14). Arrangements are being handled by the Cremation Society of N.C. in Raleigh.
SANFORD — Conrad Clark, 86, of 204 Simmons St., Sanford, died Wednesday (8/27/14) at Liberty Commons.
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OXFORD, Miss. — Maria Atkins, 92, of Oxford, Miss., formerly of Cantonment, Fla., and Sanford, N.C., died Friday (8/29/14) at Hermitage Gardens of Oxford in Oxford, Miss.
She was born on Nov. 13, 1921 in Germany to the late Josef and Maria (Offinger) Stoller. She was predeceased by her husband, Roger Burton Atkins.
She is survived by one daughter, Evi Womble; two sons, Joseph Atkins and John Atkins; and five grandchildren.
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VASS — Keith Stephen Valenti, 42, of Vass, died Saturday (8/30/14).
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He was born in New York on Sept. 9, 1971, to Steve and Suzanne Bryan Valenti. He was employed with the town of Southern Pines. He was preceded in death by his mother, Suzanne Bryan Valenti.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Mary L. Balthrop, 67, of Fayetteville, died Monday (9/1/14) at Highsmith Rainey Hospital in Fayetteville. Arrangements will be announced by Watson Memorial - Cunningham & Son's Mortuary.
FAYETTEVILLE — Daniel Rutledge Sr., 76, of Sprucewood Drive, Fayetteville, died Friday (8/29/14) at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville.
He is survived by his wife, Vui Rutledge; daughters, Linda Rutledge, Mary Hill and Judy Kyre; son, Daniel Rutledge; and four grandchildren.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Joy Patrice Tyson, 52, of Glenwick Drive, Fayetteville, died Friday (8/22/14) in Halifax County.
She is survived by her mother, Lois D. Casey; and brothers, Nathaniel Tyson, Travis Tyson and Raphael Tyson.
Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Cunningham & Son's Mortuary. Burial will follow at Cumberland Memorial Gardens in Fayetteville.
A visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. today at Cunningham & Son's Mortuary.
Arrangements are by Cunningham & Son's Mortuary in Fayetteville.
CARTHAGE — Lowell (Buck) Smith, 76, of Carthage, died Monday (9/1/14) at First Health Moore Regional Hospital. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Pugh & Smith Funeral Home of Carthage.
BROADWAY — Bobbie Jean Upchurch, 78, of Broadway, died Monday (9/1/14) at her home.
She was born Aug. 9, 1935 to the late William Bryant and Lettye Rene Baker O'Quinn. She was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years, Roy Franklin Upchurch. She was a member of Spring Hill United Methodist Church. She served as the church treasurer, Sunday School teacher and choir member. She was a member of the United Methodist Women and worked for the State of North Carolina for over 30 years. The majority of that time she was a bookkeeper for Harnett County schools. She served on the Boone Trail Emergency Services Board of Directors as treasurer.
She is survived by two daughters, Renee Godwin and husband Lindsey of Broadway, and Jeana Morrison and husband Randy of Lillington; two sisters, Dorothy Morrison of Lillington and Carolyn Rice of Broadway; a brother, Bill O'Quinn and wife Magdaline of Broadway; and four grandchildren.
Funeral service will be conducted at 4 p.m. Thursday at Spring Hill United Methodist Church with the Rev. Terry Williams officiating. Burial will follow at the church cemetery.
The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. today at O'Quinn-Peebles-Phillips Funeral Home and Crematory in Lillington.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Spring Hill United Methodist Church, 1960 Spring Hill Church Road, Lillington, N.C. 27546.
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Accept & Proceed played host to the fourteenth 'Art of Football' live event. Check the flickr for all the images.
Accept & Proceed played host to the fourteenth 'Art of Football' live event. Check the flickr for all the images.
And so the crème de la crème was announced, with five of D&AD's highest honour – the Black Pencil – awarded this year. From radio advertising to branding it's a diverse selection that's sure to get people talking. It's great to see some of our favourite projects from the last year recognised, and some we weren't familiar with (the brilliant radio station for dogs, for instance) being celebrated. Without further ado, here they are!
D&AD has awarded White Pencils in a category of their own since 2013, and these recognise design and advertising projects that "demonstrate that marketing and marketing communications can be a force for good," in the words of D&AD CEO Tim Lindsay. Four projects have been awarded the philanthropic pencils this year, two for brand and two for not-for-profit advertising and marketing communications. Here are the projects recognised this year…
The category winners for this year's Designs of the Year have been announced, including a nod to one of our favourite projects, Marcel's Inglorious Fruits & Vegetables campaign, which scooped the graphics category nomination. The campaign was nominated by our very own Alex Bec, and was created to champion the beauty within misshapen fruits and vegetables, which are sold at Intermarché for 30% cheaper than their more traditional-looking counterparts. The overall Design of the Year from the six category winners will be announced June, and all are on display at the exhibition alongside the other nominations (read our thoughts on it here) until 31 March 2016.
A 35-metre high upside-down electricity pylon was the stand-out project announced for this year's London Design Festival today, but once again none of the headline projects are graphics focussed.
People in the graphic arts world have got an infernal problem with Pick Me Up. It's the Taylor Swift of illustration events: everyone claims they're not into it but when it comes on the radio they know all the words and are happily singing along. My opinion on it has undulated for years, but going to the private view last night made me realise that all this time I doubted it and listened sceptically to the rumours surrounding it, I was totally wrong.
The East London Comics and Arts Festival (ELCAF) has just announced its 2015 dates, and after the storming success of last year this year it's doubling up! Not only is the one day extravaganza growing to fill a full weekend across 20 and 21 June, but it's also going to be filling two different venues with its trademark workshops and talks, and a new series of masterclasses held in collaboration with the House of Illustration.
Dublin's terrific creative festival OFFSET is back this weekend and having now confirmed the full line-up, 2105 looks set to be another cracking three days of creative inspiration.
We've long trumpeted the exciting, eclectic creative scene in Barcelona and now a new event talking place in March will harness this energy with an array of international speakers. The Internet Age Media, or IAM Weekend, promises to connect "the ecosystem that is shaping the future of design, fashion, technology, visual arts and music, from a media perspective."
Dublin's OFFSET festival is undoubtedly one of the highlights of the creative conference calendar, and early indications suggest that 2015 is all set to be another cracker (or craic-er, if you will). For three days in March the Irish capital is taken over by a brilliant line-up of art and design speakers (and a fair bit of socialising) and we're looking forward to going back this year for another hefty dose of inspiration and enlightenment.
When we post work on It's Nice That we don't really know what that can lead to, but it's always terrific to hear that creative collaborations have sprung from an article on the site. It's even more terrific to hear of a coming together like this between Wild Beasts and animator and illustrator Mattis Dovier as part of The Jameson Works.
Last month we held an evening of talks at Mother London to showcase some of our favourite creative projects made possible through crowdfunding site Kickstarter. Since it launched in 2009, it's no exaggeration to say the organisation has changed the way the creative world works and it was great to hear from some of those who had made the most of the new opportunities Kickstarter offers.
Just over a week ago It's Nice That's Jamie McIntyre and I took a train from London to Glasgow to the much-antiticipated Graphic Design Festival Scotland. We had been invited by Beth Wilson and James Gilchrist, two students who had recently graduated from Edinburgh College of Art. During their degree the two had found themselves working best when together, and decided to form Warriors Studio as a duo. They began thinking about the climate of graphic design in Scotland, the need for something new and exciting and – most importantly – what the hell they were going to do when term ends and they were turfed out to fend for themselves.


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House Bill 950 modifies Texas law, allowing a longer window to file a discrimination suit beyond the current 180-day period following the original pay decision. Doing so means state law would more-closely mirror federal statute.
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A Wadena County man was injured in a farming accident Thursday, July 23. The Wadena County Sheriff's Office received a call at about 8:15 p.m. Thursday that a man had his right arm stuck in a baler in Rockwood Township. When hay became stuck between a pickup and the rollers,...
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Carragher's 737th appearance for Liverpool against Queens Park Rangers ended an illustrious 16-year spell at Anfield and the former England international has revealed he is puzzled as to why he was never linked with a possible move away.
"I never really had the option to leave - I don't know whether it was a good thing or bad thing," Carragher is quoted as saying in The Sun. "Maybe no-one rates me!
"I've never even been close. My agent has never rang me up and said, 'This team fancy buying you'. Not once.
"Maybe I was always seen as 'Mr Liverpool', I suppose. You'll have to ask different managers. But I'd never have left in any circumstances.
"Maybe those managers realised that. Or, like I said, they just didn't fancy me.
"And I can't say I ever thought about leaving when I wasn't in the side. You have good times and bad times at your club.
"It's like being a supporter. You don't stop supporting your team because of a bad run.
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GRAFTON, Mass. — They came on a chilly Friday night to play soccer for charity. Some players had hair, some did not. A few had gray beards, and those 50 years old and up could be, presumably, members of AARP.
The game is informal, white jerseys versus red, but the fundraiser is not. The Grafton Old Men's Soccer Club, as they call themselves, raised more than $500 for the local food bank, plus a few boxes of groceries. For this rag-tag bunch of weekend warriors, twisting an ankle is worth the price.
"We usually average one pulled hamstring a week," said Jim Thomas, 41, one of the coordinators. "Especially on colder mornings," he said it kiddingly ... sort of.
Last Friday night, they showed up at the Grafton High School football field and played under the lights. It was a last-minute game when another scheduled event canceled, so the Old Men's Club showed up and raised charity money for the holidays.
Usually, they meet most weekend mornings, 20 to 30 men between the ages of 40 and 60 at the soccer field in front of Wyman Gordon. The idea for the men's club started when they bonded at their sons' school soccer games. They each chipped in $20 as an entry fee and donated the proceeds to the Grafton Food Bank.
The Friday night game was close: Red won 4-3. No injuries were reported, but before the game, Thomas said a bar-side meeting was being planned at the Grafton Inn.


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- La distance n'y fait rien; il n'y a que le premier pas qui coûte.
- The distance is nothing; it is only the first step that is difficult.
- Comment on the legend told by the Cardinal de Polignac that St. Denis, carrying his head in his hands, walked two leagues. Letter to Jean Le Rond d'Alembert (1763-07-07). Voltaire wrote to Madame du Deffand (January 1764) that one of her bon-mots was quoted in the notes of La Pucelle, canto 1: "Il n'y a que le premier pas qui coûte.".
- The distance is nothing; it is only the first step that is difficult.
- Il a inventé l'histoire.
- He has invented history.
- Referring to Voltaire; quoted in Édouard Fournier, L'esprit dans l'histoire: Recherches et curiosités sur les mots historiques, third edition (1879), ch. XLVII (p. 306).
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A Mouthful, the Paul Liebrandt Documentary
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Advising and Transfer FAQ
- What should I do to enroll at Carroll?
- When should I register for courses?
- When is the latest I can register at the college?
- Can I register online?
- Can I drop and add courses after the term begins?
Placement Testing and the Online Pre-Advising Session
Courses, Programs and Graduation
- How do I choose a major?
- How do I change my major?
- What is General Education?
- How do I know what courses to take?
- How can I find my major's graduation requirements?
- Are there any courses I must take that will not count towards my degree?
- How do I apply for graduation?
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- What should I do if I have taken courses at another college that I would like applied to my degree at Carroll?
- If I haven't taken courses for several terms, do the credits I previously earned count towards my degree?
- How do I know what courses from Carroll will transfer to a four-year college or university?
- What are billable hours?
- How many credits do I need to be full-time?
- How do I apply for Financial Aid?
- What is the FACTS plan?
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- Do I need an appointment to see an adviser?
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Q. What should I do to enroll at Carroll?
The first step is to submit an online enrollment application and/or visit the Admissions Office.
If you have taken credit courses at another institution, your next step is to contact all your prior schools and request official transcripts be sent to Carroll. Refer to our Start Taking Credit Classes page for more details.
Q. When should I register for classes?
You should register as soon as you are able. Registration dates are published in the Credit Class Schedule for Summer/Fall and Winter/Spring Terms. For the best course selection, register early.
Q. When is the latest I can register at the college?
The college accepts registrations up through the first day of class; however, the sooner you register, the better the selection.
Q. Can I register online?
Once you submit an enrollment application, you will receive an email with your username, temporary pin and instructions for logging into WebAdvisor. It is in your best interest to go through the initial login process prior to visiting with an adviser, so you are prepared to register for courses online.
If you are a first term student, you are required to meet with an adviser before registering. The college provides online registration access as soon as your courses have been approved.
See the WebAdvisor Tutorial for a guide to registering online.
Q. Can I drop and add courses after the term begins?
Once classes start, there is a short add/drop period where you can drop a course and receive a 100 percent refund. After that initial period, you have the option to withdraw from a course with a "W" grade until a designated date. This date falls about eight weeks into the term. There is no refund after the initial drop/add period. For additional details, refer to the refund policy.
Q. What are placement tests?
Before you can register for classes, we need to assess your knowledge in three major areas - math, reading and writing - using placement tests. For more information on how to prepare and schedule for placement tests, or for placement test exemptions, refer to the placement testing page.
Q. What is the Online Pre-Advising Session?
After you receive your placement test results, you are required to complete the Online Pre-Advising Session. The pre-advising session is an online tutorial designed to prepare you for your first registration at Carroll. If you have a transcript documenting the successful completion of at least twelve academic credits (four courses), you are not required to complete the Online Pre-Advising Session.
Q. How do I choose a major?
The Director of Career Development, Barbara Gregory, can help you pick a major, choose a prospective career path and find a job. Arrange an appointment by emailing email@example.com or calling 410-386-8523.
Q. How do I change my major?
If you want to change your major, visit the Advising and Transfer Center and meet with an adviser to complete a change of curriculum form.
Q. What is General Education?
General Education courses are part of a "well-rounded, liberal arts education" - Math, English, Arts and Humanities, etc. You need to take them regardless of your declared major. They easily transfer to four-year institutions.
All associate degree seeking students are also required to complete a three credit, Diversity/World View designated requirement. There are many general education courses that also meet the Diversity/World View designated requirement, so it should be easy for students to incorporate this requirement within their general education choices.
Q. How do I know what courses to take?
Use WebAdvisor to check your Degree Audit, which is your personalized program plan. If you are still unsure, the Academic Advisers in the Advising and Transfer Center are available to assist you.
Q. How can I find my major's graduation requirements?
Graduation requirements are in the college catalog. To verify your progress and completion of your degree program requirements, log on to WebAdvisor and use the Degree Audit feature. Your degree audit lists the classes you have completed and still need to complete towards your current program of study.
Q. Are there any courses I must take that will not count towards my degree?
Depending on the results of your placement tests, you may be required to take transitional courses. These zero credit courses do not count towards your degree requirements or your grade point average, but they are critical components of your college readiness as they help you build a solid academic foundation in English, reading and math.
Q. How do I apply for graduation?
Visit the Advising and Transfer Center (A102) to meet with an academic adviser and complete a graduation application. You should apply for graduation during your last term at Carroll.
Q. What should I do if I have taken courses at another college that I would like applied to my degree at Carroll?
We will evaluate any class(es) you have taken at other institutions for their compatibility with Carroll's curriculum. For your class(es) to be evaluated, you need to contact your previous schools and have official transcripts sent to Carroll. After we have received transcripts from all your previous institutions, your transcripts are evaluated and the courses are added to your Carroll record.
Q. If I haven't taken courses for several terms, do the credits I previously earned count towards my degree?
Absolutely! The exception is in the case of nursing students, who may need to retake science courses that have been taken five years ago or longer.
Q. How do I know what courses from Carroll will transfer to a four-year college or university?
The state computerized articulation system, ARTSYS, outlines course requirements at the community colleges for transfer programs at public and private four-year colleges throughout Maryland. If you are transferring out-of-state, it is best to contact the admissions office at your transfer destination to obtain advising on course selection at Carroll. Refer to the Transferring from Carroll page for more information.
Q. What are billable hours?
Billable hours are the number of hours you are in class per week. Your tuition is calculated using billable hours.
Q. How many credits do I need to be full-time?
You need 12 billable hours to be considered full-time.
Q. How do I apply for Financial Aid?
The deadlines for federal aid are early, so contact the Financial Aid office at 410-386-8437 as soon as possible.
Q. What is the FACTS plan?
The FACTS plan is a deferred payment plan set up through the Business Office that allows you to pay for your courses in monthly installments. To learn more about how to enroll in this plan, refer to the FACTS Deferred Payment Plan for details.
Q. What can I do if I am experiencing difficulty in my courses?
First seek your professor's advice regarding the difficulty you are experiencing. You should also meet with an adviser to discuss the issues you are experiencing. Advisers can direct you to the appropriate resources.
Free tutoring is available for various academic areas in the Academic Center (L288). Also, consider enrolling in COL 100 - College Success. College Success provides you with the necessary tools to be successful in the classroom and in your future educational pursuits.
If your difficulty is putting your grade in jeopardy, we recommend you withdraw from the course in the time frame allotted.
Q. Do I need an appointment to see an adviser?
Advisers are available on a walk-in basis, so no appointments are necessary for new students.
Q. What are your office hours?
The Admissions Office and the Advising and Transfer Center are open Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m., and Friday 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.


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BACKDRAFT BBQYear Started: 1991
Backdraft BBQ travels over 20k miles a year. Completes in over 20 Comps a year in 10 states or more. I cook on our own line of smokers and sell my rubs as well.
Hometown: Henderson
State: CO
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Most wins in a year: 2
Biggest Wins: 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012 Peoples Choice at Smokin Brew BBQ in Parker, CO (Retired from vending after that)
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2012 Grand Champion at Boats Bands and BBQ in Pueblo, CO
2012 Reserve Grand Champion at Showdown on the Plains in Scott City, KS
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Randy Shaw: 2013 will lack the excitement of a presidential election year. But it is activism between elections that brings change.
Arizona Shootings Add to Hopelessness About "Change"
White Supremecist DC Shooting in Post-Racial America
On June 10th, an 88-year-old white supremecist walked into the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, armed with a rifle, and killed a black security guard before being fired upon and apprehended. As usual, local authorities including the Mayor of Washington, DC used two familiar words that were recently uttered in the murder of […]


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Massage Therapy
As a mature integrated massage therapist, I can facilitate relaxation, raise awareness, and set the environment for the body's own healing process to occur. Hands-on massage therapies are designed to be a catalyst for change. It is my desire to offer my educated touch as another stress management tool to facilitate postural changes and empower my clients to find a less painful path, physically, mentally, and emotionally (holistic).
I am a native West Virginian who grew up in Berkeley County. My professional resume includes receiving a B.A. in Exercise Science from Marshall University in 1990, and graduating from the Virginia School of Massage in 1998. I hold certification from the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB).
I worked in the exercise arena for many years as a fitness director and personal trainer. Exercise has been a strong force in my life and has helped shape my massage therapy practice.
I have been a practicing licensed massage therapist for more than a decade. Through the years I have offered my massage to clients in the spa, my own practice, and hospice care. I am an instructor with the new massage therapy program at James Rumsey Technical Institute.
Back Acres debuted in 2002, and along the way I have been voted "Best Massage Therapist" in Martinsburg Journal Reader's Poll. I enjoy owning and operating my own massage studio. Its flexibility works well for my clients and my young family.
I am married to a wonderful Berkeley County science teacher and we have two children. We have always enjoyed exploring WV with our family and attending local community events to experience our area's cultural diversity and history.
Hours: After 4 p.m. weekdays and weekends, by appointment only.
The three proceeding modalities dominate my work and are integrated to suit individual expectations, physiological needs, and personal requests.
Swedish Massage - uses long gliding strokes, kneading, and friction techniques on the more superficial layers of muscles in the direction of blood flow toward the heart. This service may be combined with active and passive movements of the joints. It is used to promote relaxation, improve circulation and range of motion, and relieve tension in the muscles.
Deep Tissue Massage - uses slow strokes, direct pressure, and friction across the muscle grain and is effective for the release of chronic muscle tension. It is applied with greater pressure and to deeper layers of muscle than Swedish massage.
Myofascial Work - refers to the manual massage technique for stretching the fascia and releasing bonds between fascia, integument, and muscles with the goal of eliminating pain, increasing range of motion and equilibrioception. Myofascial work usually involves applying shear compression or tension in various directions.
"Fascia is an uninterrupted, three-dimensional web of tissue that extends from head to toe, from front to back, from interior to exterior. It is responsible for maintaining structural integrity." To learn more, please refer to: Wikipedia - Fascia
Directions from I-81
Located less than 1/2 mile off of Route 11, one mile south of Exit 20 off of I-81.
Exit I-81 at the Spring Mills exit 20 in Martinsburg, WV. Proceed to the intersection of Route 11 and County Road 901 (this will take you past the area's newest Wal-mart).
Turn right onto Route 11 (south), travel approximately one mile to the Bedington Crossroad Convenience Store. Turn left (east) onto Bedington Road and count 6 houses on the right side of the road.
There will be a large sign at the top of the driveway with my company name, Back Acres. Turn right into the driveway. Continue to follow the driveway back past all the various buildings until it dead ends in the parking lot of Back Acres Massage Therapy studio.
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Disclaimer... Links are for your convenience. Back Acres is not responsible for misinformation on external sites.Massage Magazine
Massage Magazine Massage Therapy Research Consortium
National Institutes of Health AMTA American Massage Therapy Association
Commission on Massage Therapy Accreditation (COMTA)
National Certification for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB)
Orthopedic Massage Education and Research Institute (OMERI)
Touch Research Institute
AMTA (American Massage Therapy Association)
Note: WV law requires all massage clients to undress to their comfort level by themselves and to be draped (covered) properly while on the premises. West Virginia requires massage therapists to become licensed and that involves rules and regulations set by the state licensure board. For more information see: West Virginia Massage Therapy Licensure Board rules.
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Giovanni Giannini, painter born into Prague in 1930, and Professor in the ENSAD in Paris (High national school of decorative art), I live and work in Paris and in Italy. I work almost on the city theme, ispirating me of the atmosphere of my favorite cities as Prague and Paris.
Since 1957 I have parteciped to many shows like ;FIAC Paris Tokyo Art Fair Salon de Montrouge Paris Salon de mai Paris -Salon Jeunes et Grands daujourdhui Paris etc.And I have done many personal exhibitions in galleries ;Colette Allendy in Paris (1957) Koepke in Copenhagen (1959) 3+2 in Paris (1957) Agrifolio in Milan, with a preface by Dacia Maraini (1969) Fan Cagni in Brescia , with a preface by Mario de Micheli (1970) La Cour dIngres of Ina Salomon in Paris (1972-1974) R in Paris (1982-1984) Marie-Thrse Cochin in Paris with prefaces and press-articles by Grard Xurigura (1988-1996) Galleria Continua in San Gimignano (1995) LAlbero Celeste Gallery since 2003, with preface by Steven Music and Patrice de Mritens, etc.I figure in several publications ;Bnzit Dictionnaire des arts plastiques modernes et contemporains by Jean-Pierre Delarge LAgrifolio, storia di una galleria darte a Milano by Livia Lucchini, etc.,