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HUNTINGTON — The cover of Athlon's 2013 college football national preview magazine features Notre Dame's Everett Golson.
The quarterback is clutching the ball with his right hand and his golden helmet is glistening in the light.
So much promise. So outdated.
Obviously, this particular Athlon magazine went to press before Notre Dame suspended Golson for the 2013 season for "poor academic judgment."
Plenty can happen during the summer months that can change the makeup of a college football team. The preseason potential is based on returning starters, the 2012 performance of those players and perceived strength of schedule. Little is known about newcomers, how they'll mesh with the returning players and how players grew — physically, mentally and emotionally — in the offseason.
One thing is certain: Marshall is popular with prognosticators.
"I enjoy high expectations," fourth-year Herd Coach Doc Holliday said at a news conference inside the Shewey Building on Monday, one week before his team opens preseason camp.
"I've said all along, I don't want to be anywhere that expectations aren't high."
The 56-year-old Holliday then added, "Expectations and potential mean absolutely nothing."
True story.
Remember last season when Notre Dame couldn't crack the Associated Press preseason Top 25 poll, and then went 12-0 in the regular season and played for the national championship? Or how here in the Mountain State, West Virginia was preseason No. 11 and then stumbled through the Big 12 and tumbled out of the rankings?
That said, Holliday is not against the bar being raised in Huntington.
"That's a good thing because everybody must think we've got a chance to be pretty good," he said, "and I'd rather have that than everybody think we're not a very good team and don't have very good players."
The biggest Thundering Herd cheerleader has been Phil Steele, who called MU the most-improved team. That prediction recently popped up again on ESPN.com, where Steele listed Marshall as one of five BCS busters.
This week, Paul Myerberg of USA Today revealed Marshall as the No. 40 team in his College Football Top 125 Countdown. The Herd is one spot behind Ohio, one of its non-conference obstacles. Marshall is 17 spots ahead of WVU.
"Polls at this point don't mean a whole lot," Holliday said. "The only time it means something is at the end of the year."
Steele has Marshall as a favorite in 10 of its 12 games. Myerberg wrote that a dream season would include a 11-1 finish for the Herd and a chance at a BCS spot entering the Conference USA title game.
Those are big dreams for a program that hasn't had a 10-win season since 2002. In the 10 years since, Marshall is 54-67.
Holliday is 17-20 in three years with the Herd. This team, however, is different than his previous three squads.
"From a personnel standpoint I feel better going into this year than I ever have," Holliday said. "I think we've got some pieces in place that we got a shot if we take care of business and prepare, that we got a shot to have a pretty good football team.
"I don't look around and see a lot of holes like I've seen in the past. For the most part, on both sides of the ball, we've got a chance to have some good players in place and as a head coach that's exciting."
Marshall was voted second in the East Division in Conference USA's preseason poll. CBSSports.com had eight college football writers make predictions for each conference, and Marshall was first or second in the East Division in all eight polls. Athlon and USA Today's preview magazines each picked the Herd to win eight games.
If Marshall does get to double-digit victories, it'll be the first time the program went from a losing record to 10 or more wins in a single season.
In addition to 14 returning starters — including the nation's leading passer (Rakeem Cato) and leading pass catcher (Tommy Shuler) in 2012 — the Herd had five losses of 10 or fewer points last season.
That could indicate a team on the brink.
A dozen schools lost at least five games by 10 or fewer points last season, but only four of those 12 programs also won five games: Troy, Michigan State, Wisconsin and Marshall.
Troy has just five starters returning, and Michigan State and Wisconsin — like Marshall — are popular picks to make a giant leap this season. The Spartans went 7-6 last season and five losses were by four or fewer points. The Badgers went 8-6 and all six losses were by single digits, including four by a difference of a field goal.
Michigan State and Wisconsin must face the rigors of the Big Ten. Marshall has a revamped Conference USA that is looking to rebuild its reputation.
It is easy to see why the Herd is generating buzz before camp commences.
Golson's inclusion on the Athlon cover should be a reminder to any college football diehards who pick up preseason publications — or peruse the many prognostication or hype pieces online — that the plethora of polls and puff pieces are about as useful and valuable as Golson will be to the Irish this season.
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Paralleling behaviours in other species, synchronized movement is central to institutionalized collective human activities thought to enhance cooperation, and experiments demonstrate that synchrony has this effect. The influence of synchrony on cooperation may derive from an evolutionary history wherein such actions served to signal coalitional strength to both participants and observers—including adversaries. If so, then synchronous movement should diminish individuals' estimations of a foe's formidability. Envisioned physical size and strength constitute the dimensions of a representation that summarizes relative fighting capacity. Experiencing synchrony should therefore lead individuals to conceptualize an antagonist as smaller and weaker. We found that men who walked synchronously with a male confederate indeed envisioned a purported criminal as less physically formidable than did men who engaged in this task without synchronizing.
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Today, we're proud to announce that we have successfully finished working with the Paris levels. It took us 1 and a half year to finish it but trust us on this one, it was worth the wait. As you have probably seen from the screenshots we've posted earlier, the levels hardly look like they used to be. Same applies to our latest work, the cathedral. This map was probably the most challenging of all the levels we've worked with. We decided to stick with the vanilla cathedral building since it ain't so bad actually. It's only lacking a bit of detail. One of the things that made it look so boring in vanilla was the area around it. Depressing stone walls all around it. There wasn't much space to walk around it freely. Well that's in the past. Now you can have a nice walk in the park and stare at the cathedral in all its glory. Almost as if you really were in Notre Dame, well almost. One of the most difficult thing was the limitations of the engine. This level is pushed to the limits so much that there is no space for any kind of additions to add, or it will break things. Now you might think does the it even work correctly now? Well, yes it does. It works like a charm. So if you ever want to pick up the map to play around with the editor, we've warned you already.
The actual cathedral is not the only thing we've worked with. We have built a small town next to it where you start off. From there you'll have to make your way to cathedral through bots and commandos. Due to strict security a good strategy is the key factor here. It won't be easy - but not impossible either. A non-lethal way is also included, but will you be able to figure it out?
Let's take a look at the screenshots, shall we?
That's all the screenshots for now. Hope you enjoyed them!
Currently we're working on the upcoming 1.3.1 demo, which will only be a bug fix release. Meaning that there won't be any new levels included such as the Paris maps. If you want more details about the release head to previous article.
Thank you for stopping by.
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Looks like it belongs in Vampire the Masquerade, in a good way. Fantastic mapping.
Fantastic work! Paris is one of your best works so far! Keep it up!
You need to teach me how to map in UnrealED :c
I'll keep this comment short. No need to write an essay.
I don't know about the crazy orange hue..maybe tone it down a little or add some contrasting blue back in it? Seems a bit overpowering at the moment.
reason why its a little too bright or overpowered is the DX10 render we're using. It tends to make the game over saturated at a times. If you take a look at some of earlier screenshots where we have that orange sky(champs elysees for example) it doesnt look that overpowered with the DX9 render. By the way, great job with those textures! :)
Can I ask how big the map file is?
The map is 22,4 MB. Compared to the original map that was 5,7 MB it's quite big. Really pushing the engine to the limit.


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Musical by Stephen Schwartz
Directed by Doug Miller
This award-winning musical centers around a small group of people helping Jesus tell different parables by using a wide variety of games, storytelling techniques and a hefty dose of comic timing. An eclectic blend of beloved songs ranging in style from pop to vaudeville is employed as the story of Jesus' life dances across the stage. Lasting messages of kindness, tolerance and love come vibrantly to life.
November 6-8
Written by Neil Simon
Directed by Mark DiPietro
At a large, tastefully appointed Sneden's Landing townhouse, the Deputy Mayor of New York has just shot himself. Though only a flesh wound, four couples are about to experience a severe attack of Farce. Gathering for their 10th wedding anniversary, the host lies bleeding in the other room and his wife is nowhere in sight. His lawyer, Ken, and wife, Chris, must get "the story" straight before the other guests arrive. As the confusions and miscommunications mount, the evening spins off into classic farcical hilarity.
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Matthew B. Tucker, 65, of Johnson City, died Sunday, August 7, 2011, in the Johnson City Medical Center.
He was a native of Brownsville, TN, and a son of Jean Smith Tucker, of Johnson City, and the late Matthew Tucker. Mr. Tucker was also preceded in death by a brother, Michael Tucker; and a sister, Nancy Ann Tucker Sanders.
Mr. Tucker was a member Central Baptist Church. He was a Vietnam Veteran, having served in the U.S. Army. He was also a member of the Johnson City VFW and American Legion.
Survivors, in addition to his mother, include: one daughter, Allison Tucker Reinhardt and her husband, Paul, of Jonesborough; two brothers, Walter "Rick" Tucker, of Wytheville, VA, and Robert "Tommy" Tucker, of Ada, MI; one Granddaughter, Tiffany Reinhardt; several nieces and nephews.
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Elvis Presley Meets President Rich Nixon at the White HouseDecember 21, 1970, Elvis Presley paid a visit to President Richard M. Nixon at the White House in Washington, D.C. President Nixon admires Elvis CufflinksThe meeting was initiated by Presley, who wrote Nixon a six-page letter requesting a visit with the President suggesting that he be made a "Federal Agent-at-Large" in the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. On the day of the meeting Elvis had on him A Colt 45 Pistol. Seems Oval Office security was very slack during Nixon's Term
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Through my position at the Albany Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce, I recently had the opportunity to go on a tour of China – Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou. While the trip was more of a tourism trip than a business trip, we were able to visit several factories and learn about various businesses that […] [Read More]


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Posted by Greg Tepper on 18 April 2012
The Texas High School Coaches Association has released the rosters for the THSCA Football All-Star Game, to be played on July 31 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. The event -- in its 78th year -- will be held in conjunction with the annual THSCA Coaching School and Convention down in the Alamo city.
To be eligible for the THSCA All-Star Game, players must have recently graduated from high school. As a result, some of these players won't actually play in the game, likely due to the request of their new college coaches. Still, it's an excellent opportunity to see some of the best and brightest play one last Texas high school football game.
The South team will be coached by Cibolo Steele's Mike Jinks, and the North team will be coached by Abilene Wylie's Hugh Sandifer.
NORTH TEAM (Coached by Hugh Sandifer)
James Allen, Randall HS
Corey Bassett, Plano East HS
Matt Bishop, Aledo HS
Carston Bossow, Argyle HS
LaMarcus Brown, Henderson HS
Adrian Colbert, Mineral Wells HS
Rileigh Davis, Central HS
Jacob Dunning, Leander HS
Lance Duran, Westlake HS
Aiavion Edwards, Stephenville HS
Michael Ellis, Melissa HS
Aderius Epps, Cedar Hill HS
Madison Firmin, Bowie HS
Kyle Fuller, Wylie HS
Reese Harred, Sulphur Springs HS
Eric Hawkins, Longview HS
Braden Hudson, Canadian HS
Richard Jones, Mesquite Horn HS
Nick Jordan, Coppell HS
Rashodrick Linwood, Linden-Kildare HS
Pat Martin, Dekaney HS
Cole Massey, Cisco HS
Seth McBride, Hebron HS
Dylan McDorman, Rider HS
Jeff Miller, Southlake Carroll HS
Clayton Nicholas, Abilene Cooper HS
Wayne Onderdonck, Alvarado HS
Dreagan Patterson, Bushland HS
Connor Patterson, Tomball HS
Jessie Ramos, Stamford HS
Justin Richter, Midway HS
H.B. Rosser, Clarksville HS
Jeff Smiley IV, Marcus HS
John Striednig, Shallowater HS
Kimo Tipoti, L.D. Bell HS
Blake Ward, Eustace HS
Kennon Ward, Snyder HS
Dutton Watson, Midland HS
SOUTH TEAM (Coached by Mike Jinks)
Trevor Bell, Hamshire-Fannett HS
Adrian Bellard, Brenham HS
Randy Bermea, Harlingen HS
Bridge Blount, Huntsville HS
Kord Bradshaw, Garrison HS
Bo Brown, Katy HS
Michael Byrd, United HS
Clayton Callicutt, Crosby HS
Treston Coleman, Frankston HS
Rex Dausin, Earl Warren HS
Reginald Davis, Tenaha HS
Darik Dillard, MacArthur HS
Kason Fornes, Tivy HS
Alec Gilliam, Bellville HS
Aaron Grubb, La Vernia HS
Kedrick Harrison, Coldspring-Oakhurst HS
Donald Hopkins, Lago Vista HS
Ryan Jackson Jr., Angleton HS
Colton Jacob, Cuero HS
Robert Kitchen, LaGrange HS
Landon Lock, Gonzales HS
Mac Long, Edna HS
Evan Lyons, Steele HS
Martel Matthews, Fort Bend Hightower HS
Dallas McCarty, Clear Springs HS
Trent Momon, Hempstead HS
David Mora, Mason HS
Skylar Nelson, Alamo Heights HS
Marcus Price, Calallen HS
Dakota Prukop, Vandegrift HS
Taylor Romero, Manvel HS
Zach Streuling, Lake Travis HS
Terrence Taylor, Diboll HS
Jordan Thomas, SA Stevens HS
Shiloh Whetsel, Refugio HS
Jeke Wilcox, SA Reagan HS
Byron Williams, Dickinson HS
Donovan Williams, SA Madison HS
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When Cheri moves to Lobo Basin, all she wants is a quiet place to teach, where she doesn't have to worry about the perils of the big city. She's never had a lot of luck in love, so it's a complete surprise when not one, but two beautiful men show their interest.
Cowboy Josh and handyman Paulo come from opposite sides of the werewolf pack that rules the town, and they had a falling out years ago over the firestorm of lust that burns between them. When they both decide they want the new girl in town, the competition between them heats up -- and so, finally, does their sexual connection.
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JT: Hi, there! Thanks so much for having me! I got the idea for Fever on my last trip to New Mexico. I was out in the desert taking pictures and went, huh. What if there was this girl from Texas...
HH: What do you like best about Cheri and why will readers be pulling for her?
JT: I like that she's not a shrinking violet. She's brave enough to uproot her life, to stand up to bullies, and to explore a whole new side of herself all at the same time.
HH: What do you like best about Josh and Paulo and why will readers love them?
JT: Josh is brash and bold, Paulo is sweet and loving, and they're hot as all heck together and separately. I think readers will love how they love Cheri most.
HH: What's the challenge in writing a non-traditional relationship in romance?
JT: From a technical standpoint? Pronouns. My boys touch, so getting who "he" is right is a tough one. Emotionally, it's far tougher for me to imagine the dynamics of two men and one woman. What if there's toe-stepping, and the hurt feelings are multiplied by three?
HH: What do you hope readers will like most about this story?
JT: I hope they love the characters. Cheri and Josh and Paulo dominated my brain for months, and I adore them. I also hope people love Lobo Basin, the town I created.
HH: What else do you have in store for lucky readers?
JT: I'm working on a new book for Ellora's Cave called Lovers of her Dreams. It's a werekitty girl named Savannah, who falls for a werewolf tattoo artist and his lover, a dreamwalker named Tim. Lots of fun, spanky heat and I'm really enjoying the dreamwalker element.
HH: What do you enjoy most about being an author?
JT: I love being able to daydream for a living. And eavesdrop. And I love entertaining people.
HH: What's your writing schedule like?
JT: I sprint in the mornings, trying to get as many words as I can. Then I mix a few paragraphs in all day with paying bills and other work. I can usually pound out a good bit that way.
HH: Where can readers find you online?
JT: www.juliatalbot.com is my website. @juliatalbot on Twitter, which I love. And my publishers, Changeling Press, Ellora's Cave, Dreamspinner, and of course, Torquere Press
HH: Why will 2013 be a wonderful year for you?
JT: I have a full year planned of fun, travel, writing, and publishing. Life is good, y'all. I'm loving it to death. You can bet my upcoming trip to Albuquerque will result in all kinds of new stories.
Thanks so much for letting me ramble. TRS has always been so good to me, both as an author and a reader.
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Attractive People Paid Better At Work, Get More Attention From Their Bosses: Report
Professor Deborah Rhode's book "The Beauty Bias" is cited on how the law should intervene to prevent looks-based discrimination:
Don't hate your beautiful co-workers for being attractive – hate them for making more money than you!
Good-looking people are not only given more attention by their bosses, but they are paid better too, reports Newsweek.
"Handsome men earn, on average, 5 percent more than their less-attractive counterparts," says the magazine, while attractive women make 4 percent more. And over the course of a good-looking man's career, he will earn roughly $250,000 more than a comparable, yet unattractive, employee.
Deborah Rhode, a Stanford law professor, thinks Americans are at the mercy of beauty discrimination and wants the law to step in.
Rhode is the author of "The Beauty Bias," a new book in which she proposes that courts handle looks-based discrimination the same way that discrimination based on gender or race is treated.


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How is kidney disease treated?
Treatment of kidney disease varies depending on the underlying disease, disorder or condition. The goals of treatment are to cure the underlying condition, prevent excessive fluid and waste from accumulating in the body, and stop or slow the progression of damage to the kidneys. Treatment also aims to minimize complications of kidney disease.
General treatment of kidney disease
For all types and causes of kidney disease, treatment plans generally include:
Low salt diet
Monitoring and control of blood pressure
Not smoking or quitting smoking
Prompt treatment of bladder infections
Regular medical care
Weight loss as needed and maintenance of a healthy weight
Other treatments that may be used for kidney disease
Certain types of kidney disease may require one of more of the following treatments:
Diets that limit fluids and protein
Diuretic medications to help damaged kidneys eliminate fluid
Kidney dialysis, which filters waste products from the blood, is used in advanced kidney disease that has lead to kidney failure.
Kidney transplant may be an option for some people who have end-stage kidney failure. This major surgical procedure involves using a healthy donor kidney to replace severely damaged kidneys.
Medications to balance electrolytes in the body or ensure adequate vitamin levels, especially vitamin D
Reduction or elimination of certain medications that can be harmful to the kidneys
Treatment of specific types and causes of kidney disease
Treatment plans also include a multifaceted approach tailored to the specific type and cause of kidney disease and your medical history. For example:
Autoimmune disorders, such as systemic lupus erythematosus (disorder in which the body attacks its own healthy cells and tissues), are treated with medication.
Diabetes treatment includes control of blood sugar levels through diet, exercise, medication, and weight reduction as needed.
Hypertension (high blood pressure) is treated with a low sodium diet, medication, and weight reduction as needed.
Intravenous (IV) drugabuse treatment includes abstaining from drugs and participation in a drug rehabilitation treatment program.
Kidney cancer is generally treated with removal of part or all of the kidney, and possibly certain medications. Radiation therapy and chemotherapy may be an option in some cases.
Kidney stones are treated with fluids, pain medications, and, if necessary, certain medical procedures, such as extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.
Pyelonephritis (kidney infection) and septicemia (blood infection) are treated with antibiotics and hospitalization. Treatment of less severe infections that can lead to kidney disease, such as uncomplicated urinary tract infections or impetigo, generally includes antibiotics but not hospitalization.
Shock and septicemia (blood infection) are treated with hospitalization, IV fluids and medications, and possibly life support measures.
What are the possible complications of kidney disease?
Kidney diseases and their underlying causes can be serious and even life threatening. You can reduce your risk of serious complications by seeking regular medical care and following the treatment plan your health care professional designs specifically for you.
Complications of kidney disease can include:
- Bleeding
- Congestive heart failure
- Electrolyte imbalance, including life-threatening high potassium levels
- Gastrointestinal tract bleeding
- Hypertension (high blood pressure)
- Kidney failure
- Pleural effusion (fluid buildup around the lungs)
- Seizure
- Sepsis (bloodborne infection)
- Swelling of the extremities
- About Chronic Kidney Disease. National Kidney Foundation. http://www.kidney.org/kidneydisease/ckd/index.cfm.
- Acute Kidney Failure. PubMed Health, a service of the NLM from the NIH. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001530/#adam_000501.disease.treatment.
- Chronic Kidney Disease. Medline Plus, a service of the National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000471.htm.
- Kidney Disease. National Kidney Foundation. http://www.kidney.org/kidneydisease/.
- Kidney Disease. Lab Tests Online. http://www.labtestsonline.org/understanding/conditions/kidney-2.html.
- Bope ET, Kellerman RD (Eds.) Conn's Current Therapy. Philadelphia: Saunders, 2013.
- Domino FJ (Ed.) Five Minute Clinical Consult. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2013.
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Kidney disease can be caused by a wide variety of underlying diseases, disorders or conditions that lead to kidney damage, such as obstruction, infection, malignancy, inflammation, deformity, toxic ingestion, or a reduced blood supply to the kidneys. Underlying causes include:
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Yesterday the Facebook page Street Art Melbourne posted the following:
People get all upset about a Banksy disappearing, how about an iconic Melbourne wall that has now been destroyed and replaced by shitty rock posters? For shame. Everyone call Moreland council 9240 1111 and complain. Goodbye Leicester st.
Dean Sunshine posted this photo to illustrate the scene.
Photo by Dean Sunshine / copyright: used under the fair dealings provisions of the Copyright Act 1968 / 2012
Hmmm. There's something fundamentally wrong with this. First, Leicester St is in the City of Yarra. Second, the wall is private property and its owner is not obliged to consider the feelings of the people who illegally graffiti their property, or fans of street art, when they rent it out as advertising space. Third, it is not the role of local government to protect illegal vandalism from legal private property transactions.
The community corrected the page about which local government region the street is located in, but otherwise the contributions to the conversation exhibit a surreal sense of entitlement and suggest that the participants suffer from a fundamental lack understanding about how the real world works.
Let me explain. Someone owns the building. They may lease it to another occupant, such as a business. Either the landlord or the tenant is responsible for maintaining the exterior. To save money, they don't paint over the graffiti, and it proliferates. Eventually, they discover that they can make money renting the surface of the wall to an advertising company, which paints the wall and installs the poster frames.
Advertising clients, including music publishers, buy a package of advertising that may include print, radio, outdoor (billboards and posters) and online through a media buyer. The advertiser would not know specifically where examples of their ads will appear.
The page posted:
Basically some company has come in and paid the owner of the building to put up the billboard pieces – companies like Plakkit, who have always been unethical in claiming space where street art is for their own purposes. This is only one of many instances where they have done something like this – money wins over art again.
Claiming space where street art is for commercial purposes? Street art does not own these walls, and to imply that it does is absurdly naive. Accusing the company of having 'always been unethical' is implausible and ridiculous, and could even be defamatory.
Professor Alison Young of the University of Melbourne, one of whose areas of expertise is 'cultural criminology', posted:
Of course, the music scene isn't the enemy but someone seems to think it's OK to cover spots used by street artists with rock posters – it's happening all over Yarra. Not cool – if musicians want to be the friends of street art, they should protest to gig promoters, record companies etc. But they don't. Could it be that musicians actually do want to sell their products by using street art spots ? I could be wrong (of course!) but I haven't seen too much evidence in Melbourne that people in the music scene really do much to help street art.
I think Young sees connections that simply don't exist. Individual musicians don't know where their work is advertised, particularly when that may be in many streets in multiple cities. They therefore cannot 'want' to advertise themselves over street art as they are not aware of it.
There is no known reason to see a link between musicians and a love of street art. I know of no evidence of a positive correlation that indicates that musicians like street art more than other groups of people. And why should musicians 'help' street art? This sounds like hippie logic. An artist of one genre cannot be assumed, or expected, to have an innate affinity with an artist of another.
The multiple series of commercial contracts and transactions between a musician and the placement of advertising of their work means that musicians have no direct control over where their work is advertised. This also suggests that they have little power to influence or change this. Additionally, they have little incentive to do so when removing some of this advertising may undermine their ability to achieve their own goals.
The placement of much street art involves petty criminal behaviour. In many instances, however, this causes no actual harm, physical or commercial, to property owners and is often ignored, even tolerated. But it is a trespasser and is consequently ephemeral, lasting as long as property owners and the weather allow.
People have different ideas about who owns what at the intersection of private and public space, but it is irrational to claim that street art has any right to exist on private property. Art is not a person and does not have rights. The law clearly states that individuals do not have the right to vandalise the property of others.
The toleration and longevity of street art in some urban precincts is far more generous and benign than could reasonably be expected given the prevailing legal parameters. Street artists and their fans should be grateful for that and should abandon their embarrassing sense of entitlement.


text: Gael Community Ambassador Program 2014-2015 What is a Gael Community Ambassador? Off-Campus and Commuter Services works to educate students moving into the community about being good neighbors, good citizens, and living Iona's mission off-campus. It also works to build positive relationships with neighbors and city leaders to improve the quality of life off-campus for neighbors and students. The Gael Community Ambassador(s) will contribute to the Off-Campus and Commuter Services mission by: Modeling appropriate off-campus student behavior, Providing educational programs and resources to on and off-campus students (i.e. handouts, presentations, information tables, and residence hall outreach), Serving as a liaison for off-campus students to Iona's administration and the City of New Rochelle, Maintaining a strong connection between Iona College and its off-campus students as well as between off-campus students and the Greater New Rochelle community, Helping to build community among off-campus students, Helping to increase civic engagement, civic responsibility, and good citizenship among off-campus students, Helping to increase and improve communication with Iona's neighbors, Increasing collaboration with the greater New Rochelle community, Improving the overall quality of life for members of the greater New Rochelle community, and Encouraging local business patronage. Meet Your Gael Community Ambassadors: Jordan Courage Jordan Courage is a junior at Iona College from Newcastle, CA. She is majoring in International Studies. Jordan is also a member of the Women's Softball Team and President of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Jordan's favorite place in New Rochelle is Glen Island, because it is a nice escape from the chaos of daily life. Whenever she feels overwhelmed by finals or life in general, Jordan packs a picnic and heads to Glen Island with friends. She finds it peaceful by the water, and the openness of the park is refreshing. Jordan chose to be a GCA because her experience with the ambassadors last year made the stressful and overwhelming task of searching for off-campus housing a lot simpler. She also wants students to be more involved in New Rochelle. Jordan thinks it is incredibly important to form good relationships with neighbors and support our local community. Contact Jordan Alex Juliano Alex Juliano is a junior at Iona College from New Haven, CT. He is majoring in Marketing. Alex is also a member of the Marketing Club and an executive board member of Iona's new Colleges Against Cancer organization, which raised about $30,000 during its first Relay for Life in Spring 2014. Alex's favorite place to visit in New Rochelle is Hudson Park. His favorite restaurant in New Rochelle is Dubrovnik, a Croatian restaurant located on Main Street. Alex chose to be a GCA to represent Iona in a positive way throughout New Rochelle and to create new relationships with people in the greater New Rochelle community. He looks forward to being a link between New Rochelle and Iona. This is Alex's second year as an off-campus student. Contact Alex Megan Jakobson Megan Jakobson is a senior at Iona College from Danbury, CT. She is majoring in Mass Communications with a minor in Fine and Performing Arts. Megan is also President of Delta Theta Beta Sorority. Megan's favorite place in New Rochelle is Rochelle Park, a historic residential district. She loves walking through the neighborhood and admiring the beautiful old houses. Megan's favorite restaurant in New Rochelle is the Indian restaurant Coromandel . Megan chose to be a GCA because she has lived off-campus already, and while living off-campus she has met many neighbors. Some of these neighbors have expressed frustration with Iona students. She would like to help improve communication between students and neighbors and build positive relationships. Contact Megan Message from the Gael Community Ambassadors We are your 2014-2015 Gael Community Ambassadors! We are proud to represent Iona with you as off-campus residents in the New Rochelle community. We are here to help you immerse yourself not only in Iona's on-campus activities but also in all that New Rochelle has to offer. From safety tips to local shopping recommendations we are here to serve you as a resource for everything that is off-campus housing. We look forward to working with you this year. Feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns! Gael Community Ambassador Office Hours: Our office is on the 2nd floor of the Robert V. LaPenta Student Union Room 213 Office: (914) 633-2243 GCA Office Hours: Mondays from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm Tuesdays from 1:00 pm – 1:45 pm Thursdays from 9:00 am – 9:45 am and 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm


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Harold Riddle, 50, of Viper, passed away on Sunday, September 23 at Kindred Hospital in Louisville.
He was the son of the late Wayne Riddle and the late Rachel Adams Riddle, and was also preceded in death by his brother, Jerry Riddle, and sister Jenny Riddle.
He is survived by daughters Amy Riddle and Crystal Burns and husband Lee; sons Phillip Riddle, Chris Creech and wife Kayla, and Adam Riddle; sisters Janice Reynolds and husband Paul, Hattie Turner, and Phyllis Turner and husband Harold; brothers Terry Riddle and wife Anna, Daryl Riddle and wife Dianna, Donnie Riddle and wife Desie, and Denny Riddle and wife Tracy; special friend Shelby Adams; and six grandchildren.
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Jaworski: One time during the '75 season, Shack got a death threat. This is at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where Rosenbloom used to invite friends like Johnny Carson and Jonathan Winters and Sammy Davis Jr. to hang around with us at the buffet the night before a home game. Well, I get up to our room, and Shack is clearly nervous. He tells me some club officials just told him that they were beefing up security because of a death threat. Not to make light of it, but I told him maybe I should ride to the Coliseum with [running back] Rob Scribner -- the Rams couldn't afford to lose both quarterbacks.
Harris: That was the longest night of my life. We had security outside the door. They escorted me to the game. Man, I ran through that tunnel to the field as fast as I could. I don't remember much about the game [Harris actually can't even recall the Rams' opponent]. But I do remember running fast through the tunnel on the way out.
Knox: Harris' life was threatened? He never told me, but I'm not surprised.
McCutcheon: We were fairly close, so I knew about the death threat and the hate mail. You have to say this for Shack: He was troubled by it, but he never let it affect his preparation.
Along with the heat, though, came a little warmth. There were more than a few bumper stickers that read Join The James "Shack" Harris Fan Club. And a young quarterback from L.A.'s Alexander Hamilton High would hang around Rams camp for a glimpse of Harris.
Warren Moon, then a star QB at LA's Hamilton High, became a nine-time Pro Bowl quarterback and 2006 HOF inductee: I was a huge Rams fan to begin with, and to suddenly have an African-American quarterback I could look up to was a great thing. We'd go to training camp to watch him, and we used to sneak into the Coliseum through a fence to see him in preseason. He had this tremendous arm strength, but what I really tried to emulate was the way he stood in the pocket, so tall and calm. I never got to meet Shack until I went to the University of Washington, but I do know he came to see me at West Los Angeles Junior College. He later told me he watched from his car because he didn't want to get out and cause a commotion.
Mack: One of the knocks against Shack was that he didn't call his own plays, but that was Chuck. He may have had the courage to start a black man at quarterback, but he didn't trust him, or any quarterback save for maybe Hadl, to call his own plays. I kept telling Ken Meyer, our offensive coordinator, that they should give Shack and Jaws more freedom.
Jaworski: We found out what they really thought of us the night before the 1975 Thanksgiving game in Detroit. When you see Shack, don't forget to ask him about the ceiling tiles.
Harris: [Laughs] Our room in the hotel in Detroit is right next to the coaches', and we think we hear them talking about us. So, we lift out the ceiling tiles to listen to what they're saying. They're talking about us, all right, in the most inflammatory way imaginable. I'm kinda used to it, you know, but Jaws … he was shocked that they would bring up his Polish heritage like that. I calmed him down. But I also wrote down everything they said.
Shack beat the Lions 20-0 with three touchdown passes. Then the two quarterbacks conspired in a completely different way in their opening 1975 playoff game against the St. Louis Cardinals.


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Chelsea lost their second home game of the Premier League season on Sunday against a spirited Arsenal team.
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Robin Van Persie then struck twice in three minutes to silence the Stamford bridge faithful and consign Chelsea to their second home league defeat of the campaign, after the first saw them end their remarkable unbeaten home record in the top flight.
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For some truly depressing reading, see this Guardian editorial, entitled, "The Progressive Moment." The authors argue that Gordon Brown should–deep, deep breath–follow America down its new socialist pathway:
The financial crisis sealed the election for Barack Obama. Immediately before Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in mid-September he was, if anything, slightly adrift in the polls. But watching Washington administer socialist solutions to protect Wall Street bankers, an anxious nation rallied to Mr Obama's redistributive tax plans and his rejection of the "old theory that says we should give more to billionaires and big corporations and hope that prosperity trickles down to everyone else." If the mass market press is gauging the mood of its readers correctly, opinion in Britain is running the same way. "Now pass it on, you bankers," screamed the Sun after last week's bumper interest rate cut. Wealthy financiers are suddenly attracting the sort of rage more often directed at asylum seekers and workless benefit claimants. Can Gordon Brown respond to that change and seize the progressive moment?
Certainly he has the opportunity.
The funny thing about opportunity is the way it shrinks for citizens as it grows for governments. There are no progressive moments–only progressive spirals, progressive unravelings, progressive declines. No leader can reward a weary population with a temporary respite from self-reliance. A state cannot experiment with entitlements and play it by ear. When citizens get goodies, they hang on to them.
There was a time when America knew this, and other Western countries suspected it and sought our guidance in creating more free markets and less entitled citizens. Now, with Obama at the helm, we're apparently leading the charge in the other direction. The authors of the piece advise Gordon Brown "to take to heart Mr Obama's progressive three-word mantra. Yes, we can." Indeed, they can. If it can happen here . . .