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Strengthening the Future for Sportfishing Along Florida's Vast Costal Waterways.
A model for state-wide collaboration
The FMFEI is coalition of public and private organizations lead by the Wildlife Foundation of Florida, a public non-profit 501(c)(3). Managing the FMFEI is a big job and cannot be done alone. The Strategic Partners form an advisory board, lending their expertise and knowledge to ensure the success of the FMFEI. To successfully manage the FMFEI, the Strategic Partners broke into four Working Groups, each charged with managing aspects of the FMFEI:
- Development - seek funding from various sources to ensure the success of the FMFEI.
- Fish Propagation - employ the best available science practices and strategies for fisheries enhancement to ensure the success of the FMFEI.
- Ecosystem Restoration - prioritize ecosystem restoration efforts that enhance marine fishery habitat.
- Education/Outreach - educate current and future generations about the importance and value of the resource.
These four specialized Working Groups are the pillars supporting the FMFEI. Currently all four groups are actively working on plans for their specialized areas, while all Strategic Partners coordinate efforts on the Education/Outreach front. The Working Groups have begun posting their plans to this site. Please visit our Forum and Blog areas to review and comment on the plans.


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Study Circle > Report - Oct 12, 2001
October 12, 2001
On the 12th of October the Study
Circle held its first session for the season. 12 people attended
the meeting.
Helmut gave a presentation of Mr
Billinger´s 'Auroville Mobility Concept'*:
City planning throughout most of the
last century, Mr Billinger explains, gave priority to fast
moving traffic and open spaces suitable for the sculptural
display of buildings. However, that time is now over. Such a
planning only destroys cities. Planning, nowadays, is focused on
dimensions that are close-grained and suitable for pedestrian
streets and slow moving motor traffic. High priority is given to
public transport.
In adopting these ideas to Auroville:
The Crown is proposed to allow for
only a mixed traffic of pedestrians, cyclists, rickshaws,
tangas (horse carts) and public transport with a speed limit of 15 km/h
Other categories of transport
allowed would be non-polluting taxis, delivery vans,
transport of disabled etc., but no individual vehicular
Out of the 15 proposed radial
roads, only 4 would be allowing for motor traffic. The
others are, like the Crown, only for pedestrians etc. Since
the Crown is not motorised, no through traffic of that kind
can cross through the city.
Long distance traffic is to be
directed to the outer Ring road. That is also where the
parking will be. No parking is permitted inside the city.
The public transport system is
proposed to connect the four nodal points on the outer Ring
road by bringing the passengers along the radials and around
the Crown.
A round trip on the Crown at 15
km/h would take 40 min. all in all. With a high population
there could be a high frequency of buses and that would make
the transport system sufficiently efficient.
As examples of similar principles that
are proposed for Auroville, Helmut showed slides from Venice,
Weimar and especially Zermatt, an entirely car-free town in
In the discussion that followed, it
was pointed out that the 'Mobility Concept' might work all right
in its own kind with a large population when the city is there.
But what about all the stages to reach there? Auroville is a
process, not an end product. Furthermore, how can one plan for
mobility without considering the city fabric in general since it
determines the character of mobility so much. The role of the
outer Ring road was questioned. To what extent will people in
the future really be in need of individual transport? Perhaps
most movement can be taken care of by public transport, both
within Auroville and in its relation to the outside world.
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Studebaker Golden Hawk takes inaugural Founder's Award at Hilton Head Island Concours
Photos courtesy the Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance.
Paul Doerring had many passions in life – jazz, tennis, and psychology among them – but cars, and particularly post-war cars, drove him to establish the event that would go on to become the Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance. Following his death in May, the organizers of the concours decided to establish a special founder's award in Doerring's name, and the inaugural edition of the award, appropriately enough, went to a
1957 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk.
Positioned high atop the Studebaker lineup, where the Speedster formerly roosted, the Golden Hawk in its first year ran the Packard Clipper Custom's 352-cu.in. V-8 under its hood, a heavy engine, but one capable of 275 horsepower at a time when Studebaker's lighter V-8 could only manage a little more than 200 horsepower. That would change, however, in 1957 when Packard stopped making its own engines and figured out how to extract 275 horsepower from the Studebaker 289-cu.in. V-8 using a Paxton VS-57 supercharger. That year the Golden Hawk also sprouted tall fins to go with its Mercedes-grille styling, giving it a much flashier appearance.
Considered by concours judges as the event's "most outstanding post-war car,a genre of car that Paul personally loved," the black-and-gold
1957 1958 Golden Hawk belonging to Mark James of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, took this year's Paul Doerring Founder's Award.
Best of Show at this year's Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance went to the 1938 Bugatti Type 57C coupe owned by Richard Workman of Windmere, Florida. Just a month before, the same Bugatti took best in show at the Lake Mirror Classic in Lakeland, Florida. People's Choice at Hilton Head went to a 1929 Chrysler Model 75 dual-cowl phaeton.
For more information on the Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance, visit HHIConcours.com.
Stripped-down Studebaker Golden Hawk sells for $108,000
Three-on-the-tree 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk. Photo courtesy Bonhams.
For a car that resided at the top of the Studebaker lineup and that ostensibly was built to compete in the proto-personal luxury market with Chrysler's 300-series cars, the Golden Hawk could surprisingly be had with relatively few amenities, as we see from the example that sold at the recent Bonhams Scottsdale auction. Yet what was a relatively stripped-down car when new, all the better to make use of its supercharged V-8, sold for $107,800, including buyer's premium.
While a 275hp Studebaker 289-cu.in. V-8 topped with a McCulloch supercharger came standard on the 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk – replacing the naturally aspirated 275hp Packard-supplied 352-cu.in. V-8 that powered the previous year's model – apparently little else did. Studebaker made the Flight-O-Matic automatic transmission optional even on the Golden Hawk, leaving the column-shifted three-speed manual transmission with overdrive standard on that model. Most of the 4,356 Golden Hawks that left the factory that year did end up with the automatic transmission, but not this one (chassis number 6103090), which not only made do with the three on the tree, but also manual steering, manual windows, manual brakes, and no radio.
If that sounds like a recipe for a tailored performance machine, consider one of the few optional items originally ordered for this Golden Hawk: its Twin-Traction limited-slip differential. The Bonhams auction description doesn't indicate who originally ordered the Golden Hawk, or for what exact purpose, but noted that the car still wears its original black California license plates and that it was treated to a full restoration in its original black-and-gold paint scheme. Its selling price fell within its pre-auction estimate of $90,000 to $120,000.
All told, Bonhams sold $23,436,000 worth of cars at this year's Scottsdale auction, including its star of the show, a Touring-bodied 1951 Ferrari 212 Berlinetta, known as "the tailor's car," which sold for $3.19 million. Rounding out the top 10 sales from the auction are a Zagato-bodied 1931 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Supercharged Gran Sport Spider, which sold for $3.08 million; a Scaglietti-bodied 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB/6C, which sold for $2.64 million; a 1936 Mercedes-Benz 500K Sports Phaeton, which sold for $1.43 million; a 1961 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster with hardtop, which sold for $1,237,500; a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing Coupe, which sold for $1,078,000; a Pininfarina-bodied 1968 Ferrari 330GTC, which sold for $803,000; a Pininfarina-bodied 1967 Ferrari 330GTC, which sold for $660,000; a Figoni et Falaschi-bodied 1947 Bentley MK VI Coupe, which sold for $605,000; and a 1935 Auburn 851 Supercharged Boattail Speedster, which sold for $467,500.
A number of cars sold for less than $35,000 at the auction as well, including a 1958 Morgan Plus 4 Sports, which sold for $30,800; a 1960 Austin-Healey "Bugeye" Sprite MK I, which sold for $26,400; a 1960 MGA 1600 Roadster, which sold for $24,200; a Bertone-bodied 1967 Simca 1000 Coupe, which also sold for $24,200; a 1931 Chevrolet Rumble Seat Coupe, which sold for $22,000; a 1951 MG TD, which sold for $20,900; a 1948 Fiat 500B Topolino Cabriolet, which sold for $18,700; a 1968 Bentley T Series Sedan, which sold for $17,600; a 1964 Fiat 2300S Coupe, which sold for $16,500; and a 1949 Crosley Hotshot Roadster, which sold for $13,200.
For full results from the Bonhams Scottsdale auction, visit Bonhams.com.
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk
It's got the fins, it's got the supercharger, it's got the manual transmission, it's got the chrome and the whitewalls, and most important it's sporting a fresh and thorough restoration, so what's not to like about this 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk for sale on Hemmings.com? From the seller's description:
1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk with fabulous Raymond Loewy design including unmistakeable European/Italian influence apparent in the Mercedes like front end but definitely 1950s with those huge rear fins! 1957 is recognized as the best year for this model. It was definitely the luxury, performance sports coupe of its time and was purchased by those with a penchant for a Corvette but who wanted four passenger seating comfort. Stand out, mirror gloss black body with gold fin insert and wheels, flawless correct golden interior.
289 CI; Sweepstakes Overhead Valve V8; McCollough Supercharger rated at 275 horse power; one of 41 remaining with three speed transmission and overdrive; just finished complete frame up restoration including body and paint, all chrome plated and stainless polished, new interior, and detailed undercarriage; overhauled engine and transmission; super charger completely rebuilt by Marque specialist; all new engine accessories including starter, generator, voltage regulator, water pump, radiator, and more; rebuilt drive line and limited slip rear end; all new rubber moldings and correct 670 X 15 Firestone white wall tires; new windshield; new emblems and decals; tach converted to electronic; clock converted to quartz; original radio converted to AM/FM stereo; new hubcaps; trunk upholstered; seatbelts; proper dual rear antennas; new parts are too numerous to list.
Much time has been spent to sort out this Hawk after the restoration was complete (the mechanic needed a vacation when it was done!). For the buyer who wants the best.
Status: No Longer Available
View past picks: Hemmings Find of the Day Archive
See more Studebakers for sale on Hemmings.com.
Ebert on Studebaker: Thumbs Up
Thanks for the shout-out in the Chigaco Sun-Times, Bob. If you want another Golden Hawk, we'll be happy to point you in the direction of a good Chicago-area mechanic who does know what he's doing (he'll tell you that it was supercharged, not turbocharged, by the way).
It's as though he had a Hemmings Classic Car column. Read: Roger Ebert's Journal: I've got the sweetest set of wheels in town.
Studebaker registries
Studebaker owners are a dedicated bunch of independent thinking enthusiasts who are incredibly passionate about their cars from South Bend, so it's no wonder that there are several registries devoted to specific models.
Each registry focuses on a specific model or year of model. Such is the case of the Golden Hawk register; there's one for the 1956 model and another register for the 1958 model. For owners of 1956 Sky Hawks and 1961-'62-'63 Skytops, there are registries too. If you own one of these stylish Studebakers, you should contact them and add your car to the list.
1956/1958 Golden Hawk Register
Frank Ambrogio
1956 Studebaker Sky Hawk Register
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Studebaker Skytop Registry
Paul Warta
E-mail: email@example.com.
(This post originally appeared in the September 4, 2008, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)
cruise-in overload: and we're just gettin' started
If we indeed had 89 cars, a few eluded my lens. If you're still on dial-up, brush up on your Heimlich, 'cause your computer's gonna choke:
Endangered Hawks
Calling the few, the proud, the owners of 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawks: the Golden Hawk Owners Registry is your source for information, parts and more.
photo courtesy Jeff Koch
In order to help keep track of all the remaining 1956 Golden Hawks that Studebaker produced, an owner's registry was formed back in 1989 to bring all of these cars and owners together.
By joining a dedicated registry such as this, Hawk owners can get assistance from their fellow members with maintenance issues, restoration plans and locating parts. Plus, every four months, you'll receive the 56J Only newsletter.
Only 4,071 Golden Hawks rolled off Studebaker's assembly line for the 1956 model year.
To join, write: Golden Hawk Owners Registry, 31654 Wekiva River Road, Sorrento, Florida 32776-9233. Or visit the organization's Web site: 1956GoldenHawk.com.
(This post originally appeared in the March 22, 2007, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)


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According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, as smartphone use among teens has grown so has their use of mobile Internet. In a recent survey of over 800 youth ages 12-17 Pew found that nearly half of teens have smartphones which is double what it was in 2011 and just about a quarter of kids have tablet computers. While most teens (95%) have access to the Internet at home, 74% of teens say they access the internet on mobile devices and one in four teens only use their cell phones and tablets for Internet access. According to Pew, girls are especially likely to be 'cell-mostly' internet users. Among girl smartphone users, 55% say they use the Internet mostly from their phone.
"The nature of teens' internet use has transformed dramatically — from stationary connections tied to shared desktops in the home to always-on connections that move with them throughout the day," said Mary Madden, Senior Researcher for the Pew Research Center's Internet Project and co-author of the report.
To help parents get a handle on their children's Internet use, Awareness Technologies, makers of WebWatcher for PCs and WebWatcher for Mobile, recently announced the addition of mobile website filtering for Apple iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. WebWatcher Mobile Filtering monitors all websites visited within the WebWatcher browser and offers predefined, as well as user defined, category and URL blocking. WebWatcher Mobile for Android and BlackBerry records every phone call that is made, received or even missed along with all photos that are taken and SMS texts including Facebook messages. The easy to install app also provides Geolocation to track where the mobile device is – and where it has been.
The popular WebWatcher Mobile application incorporates much of the power and functionality contained in the award-winning WebWatcher for PCs. Both monitoring solutions work in conjunction to enable parents and small business owners to monitor and protect users on desktops as well as mobile devices.
For more information, please visit www.WebWatcher.com
Below are some tips from an article we came across that speaks to some important tips for parents who have recently become Facebook friends with their child; and for parents who may be new to Facebook. These are helpful tips that can help avoid some of the faux pas' of sharing and the dos' and don'ts' of this new social trend.
Today, most of children share their social life via posts on Facebook! Being friends with them on Facebook is critical especially if you want to know what is going on in their life. Being familiar with the site and acknowledging this fact will help parents understand their child's social life both online and offline. Communication is key and is always important, but remember that some children have "fake" Facebook accounts so it is important to be aware of this; and to look into parental monitoring software like WebWatcher, and WebWatcher Mobile because software like this can help ensure that appropriate sharing on Facebook and online behavior overall is a non-issue.
1. Don't over-share. Do all 1,200 of your son's friends need to know that he still sucks his thumb at night or that he bombed his driving test? No and no! If you think a wall comment will embarrass your child, it will. If you don't have anything nice to say… hold back. Respect your children's privacy online and off. It shows them you care. It also teaches them to respect their own privacy.
2. Realize that everyone sees your comments. Tread lightly and always remember that all of your children's Facebook friends can view every single comment you oh-so-lovingly post on their walls. That includes their BFFs, classmates, and (potentially) employers and teachers. Communicating on Facebook is anything but a private affair.
3. Don't pry. It's okay to casually ask your kid how he's doing on his wall — but only once in a long while. Not every day or even every week, and certainly not every hour. I'm a 36-year-old mom of three, and it would even embarrass me if my parents bugged me too often on Facebook. Thankfully they don't, but that doesn't mean they don't stalk my wall anyway. (Ahem, mentioning my status updates during phone conversations is a dead giveaway.)
4. Don't get too personal. Some topics are never okay to bring up on your teen's wall, like why the heck did they dump their significant other or if that fancy acne cream you bought them is clearing things up. Ask sensitive parent-child questions in person, in email, or via text or private Facebook message instead. Model the restraint you want them to have.
Sometimes you'll get lucky, and the answers to your questions will already be on your child's wall anyway, thanks to status updates and Place check-ins flowing in every two minutes.
5. Don't tag your child in photos. Not even the adorable brace-face ones — at least not without asking if it's okay first. Save those gems for Awkward Family Photos! Er, we mean, skip tagging altogether, and give tweens and teens a chance to forge their own identity online. Each pic you tag with her name — even those drooly baby pics — automagically appears in their profiles. Besides, you don't want anyone to snag those precious baby photos and then pretend your kid is theirs. This actually recently just happened to a friend of mine! Some woman was pretending that my friend's daughter was her daughter. My friend came across this woman's profile and immediately reported it to Facebook, but Facebook was unable to help because the woman ended up blocking my friend, so she couldn't know for sure if the pictures were removed…scary stuff!
6. Never assume your kid can chat just because he or she is logged in. If your daughter doesn't reply to your Facebook chat request right away, she either forgot to log out, stepped away from the laptop, or — brace yourself — might not even feel like chatting with you.
Try not to take it personally. All three of my teenaged babysitters prefer not to chat with their parents on Facebook (or anywhere online) at all, "like ever." Texts and Facetime do the trick, they say.
7. Never, ever reply to comments for your kids. They cringe when you speak on their behalf in person. Why would you do it on Facebook? Even if you're dying to tell your daughter's friends that yes, she did get into Harvard, it's best to let your teen toot her own horn.
8. Don't nag kids to do their chores. It's not cool to remind them to scrub the toilet, fold the laundry, or take care of just about any other task right there on their walls for everyone to see (and laugh at). You'll only tick kids off. And, more importantly, you'll waste precious time you could spend nagging them in person.
9. Don't stalk their significant others. This starts with not friending said person in the first place. But if for some reason you are Facebook friends, don't comment on his or her wall. It mortifies your teen and makes you look meddlesome. However, that doesn't mean you can't peek around their Info page, though, hint, hint.
10. Don't chide or punish them. "You're grounded, mister!" is probably the last comment any kid wants littering their wall. Sure, disciplining kids via Facebook makes them feel worse about whatever it is they did, but admonishing your kids in such a public way erodes their trust in you. You'll also miss out on a valuable opportunity to talk to them in person about their behavior and what they should do to make it right.
11. Don't Like too much. Don't Like every picture, status update, comment, or link your teen posts. In fact, don't Like much at all. Sure, everyone likes a virtual pat here and there, but don't go overboard — not when your future adults are forging their own identities online, and, like it or not, asserting their independence from you.
An update from the School Bullying Council stated that "Schools will have broader authority to crack down on cyberbullying with a new electronic harassment law the Legislature passed this year. If Gov. Peter Shumlin signs the bill, which he is expected to do in the coming weeks, principals and administrators will be able to discipline students who use online methods to harass or bully another student.
Parents should take note that this law identifies cyberbullying in statute for the first time, and it also allows school administrators to suspend or expel a student for an action that does not occur during the school day or on school property.
This makes it all the more important for parents to be aware of what is going on with their child's social life both online and offline. Communication with your child is always key, but parental monitoring software like WebWatcher, and WebWatcher Mobile can help ensure that cyberbullying on your child's PC is a non-issue.
Parents should watch this video immediately! Dr. Drew Pinksy, an American radio and television personality, board-certified internist and addiction medicine specialist discusses the upward trend in prescription drug use and abuse.
Dr. Drew on teen Rx drug use: wtnh.com
Dr. Drew on teen Rx drug use: wtnh.com
Quick Rx Drug Abuse Facts:
• Teen prescription drug abuse is a growing concern. 1 in 5 high school students has taken a prescription medication that was not prescribed for them by a doctor, and more teens abuse prescription drugs than illegal drugs except marijuana."
• In 2008, 4.7 million teens reported that they had abused a prescription drug at some time in their lives.
Texting has become one of the more rampant forms of communication over the past few years, especially among teens. The average teenager sends more than 3,000 texts per month, which works out to more than six texts per waking hour! That's a lot of texts. With the increase in cell phone usage the increase in text messages are also on the rise.
A Nielson study showed that "In 2008, the main reason anybody got a phone was for safety, even among teenagers." That's not true anymore as "43% of teenagers now say texting is the number one reason they get a cell phone. Safety is number two, with 35%, while 34% of teenagers say they get cell phones to keep in touch with friends."
Nielsen also recently analyzed the "mobile data habits of more than 60,000 mobile subscribers and surveyed more than 3,000 teens during April, May and June of this year. This study revealed that:
This trend will continue to rapidly grow over time, making it all the more imperative to talk to your children about who they're communicating with, and also be able to advise them on what kind of messages are appropriate and inappropriate to send through this means of communication. However, parents should also find comfort that although the use of technology for communicating keeps changing, there are ways for them to still be able to supervise their children. Mobile monitoring software like WebWatcher Mobile on BlackBerry and Android devices provides the transparency parents need to be sure their children are safe on their cell phones.
Many people use the generic term spyware to refer to computer monitoring software. However, our keystroke recorder shouldn't be lumped together with those other guys. Our key logger is the best at monitoring what is going on at a computer remotely, while having complete invisibility to the computer user. If you have ever wondered if you were in need of this type of software, let's break down some of the most common Internet applications and who could benefit from having it.
To begin with, our monitoring software can record any and all Internet activity. Whether it is email, instant messages, websites or more, our keystroke recorder will log all activity and present it in easy to read transcripts for you to review. Our system can work on a proprietary "Alert Word" filter, meaning that you can plug in suspect information into our system, and it will continually queue relevant information based on your priorities so that you aren't just sifting through endless amounts of useless information. Our Alert Words are so thorough that you can even block websites on the fly with it, letting the viewer only see a generic error message when they try to access target websites.
Now that you see the strengths and power of our computer monitoring software, perhaps it is time to break down why you might want to use this. One of the biggest areas of use is in the home. Parents can use this software not only to protect their children from the dangers of the Internet, but also to gain great insights into their child's life. You can start learning more than ever about your child because you will know exactly what they are thinking and trying to do. Maybe it's time to have a certain talk, or maybe you just know your child is struggling with something and trying to look elsewhere for help when you know that a parent could provide the best assistance but they are too embarrassed to ask. You can also even install our keystroke recorder on a laptop and be able to monitor it remotely as it travels anywhere in the world! Take comfort knowing that wherever they go, you can be right there looking over their shoulder!
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The Conference on Semantics in Healthcare and Life Sciences (CSHALS) the official conference of the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) returns for its third year as the premier annual event focused on the use of semantic technologies in the pharmaceutical industry, including hospitals/healthcare institutions and academic research labs.
CSHALS is a conference focused on specific applications of semantic technologies, including Semantic Web, to show where advances have been made, determine what the current needs are, and anticipate where the field is headed in order to prepare and advance with the field. The conference is organized along specific topics and moderated to stimulate interactive discussions around sets of key questions determined in advance with input from registered attendees.


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"Not that I am aware of" is my favorite answer. If they ever ask it and record the calls, that way I am not declaring out right no, and they cant prove it. I am being honest as far as I can be. Doesn't matter what it is, cars, insurance, or anything else in life, these few words can save your bacon on so many occassions.
Those words could have saved me alot of money haha


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The latest round of Talk Business-Hendrix College polling suggests Republicans are positioned to make history by winning all four Congressional seats in Arkansas for the first time in modern politics.
"The GOP candidates have strong double-digit leads in all four Congressional races and, at this juncture, it would be a comeback for the ages if the Democrats or other candidates were to secure any victories," said Roby Brock, executive editor of Talk Business & Politics.
In the First Congressional District, among 563 likely voters with a margin of error of +/-4.1%:
Q. In the race for U.S. Congress, the candidates are Democrat Scott Ellington, Republican Rick Crawford, Green Party Candidate Jacob Holloway, and Libertarian Jessica Paxton. For whom do you plan to vote for this November?
28% Scott Ellington
53% Rick Crawford
1% Jacob Holloway
2% Jessica Paxton
16% Undecided
In the Second Congressional District, among 563 likely voters with a margin of error of +/-4.2%:
Q. In the race for U.S. Congress, the candidates are Republican Tim Griffin, Democrat Herb Rule, Libertarian Chris Hayes, and Green Party Candidate Barbara Ward. For whom do you plan to vote for this November?
49% Tim Griffin
28.5% Herb Rule
3% Chris Hayes
4% Barbara Ward
15.5% Undecided
In the Third Congressional District, among 635 likely voters with a margin of error of +/-3.9%:
Q. In the race for U.S. Congress, the candidates are Green Party candidate Rebekah Kennedy, Republican Steve Womack, and Libertarian David Pangrac. For whom do you plan to vote for this November?
15.5% Rebekah Kennedy
58% Steve Womack
6% David Pangrac
20.5% Undecided
In the Fourth Congressional District, among 509 likely voters with a margin of error of +/-4.3%:
Q. In the race for U.S. Congress, the candidates are Libertarian Bobby Tullis, Democrat Gene Jeffress, Green Party Candidate Joshua Drake, and Republican Tom Cotton. For whom do you plan to vote for this November?
3% Bobby Tullis
22% Gene Jeffress
4% Joshua Drake
51% Tom Cotton
20% Undecided
Dr. Jay Barth, with the Hendrix College Department of Politics and International Relations, helped craft and analyze the poll.
"As expected, Arkansas is on its way to a U.S. House delegation controlled entirely by Republicans. The sole Republican candidate for Congress not pulling a majority of the vote is Second District Congressman Tim Griffin; even he, however, has a healthy plurality of the vote over his principal opponent, Democrat Herb Rule (49-28.5%). Independents are swaying heavily to the Republicans across the districts where there are candidates from both parties," Barth said.
Talk Business and Hendrix College will be releasing additional polling results on Tuesday and Wednesday at www.talkbusiness.net.
These four polls were conducted by Talk Business Research and Hendrix College on Monday, September 17, 2012. The polls were completed using IVR survey technology among likely general election voters in Arkansas' four Congressional Districts.
Participants were selected from a database of district voters who have voted in 2 to 4 of the last 4 general elections and who affirmatively answered a question that they intended to vote in the general election on November 6, 2012.
All media outlets are welcome to reprint, reproduce, or rebroadcast information from this poll with proper attribution to Talk Business and Hendrix College.
For interviews, contact Brock by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or Barth by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"CV's motogp success stats aren't that far behind Hayden, and Chris never had a Repsol Honda under his date.."
Stats aren't that far behind? What the hell are you looking at?? Chris has 7 podiums - Nicky has 28. That's 4 times more podiums! Not to mention the actually title, more wins, more poles, more fastest laps, etc. That's beyond not far behind - that's a whole nother career.
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San Antonio
Sunday's Lunch Special
October 23, 2011
What's for lunch today? Once again, nothing at all if you're one of 23,000 inmates in the Texas state prisons, which have decided to eliminate weekend lunch in order to save $2.8 million this year.
Rick Perry, Please Come Home: Why Texas Needs Its Governor Back
October 20, 2011
Austin, Texas—Rick Perry has a problem. No, it's not the name of his hunting lease. It's not his wobbly performances in the debates. It's not even where he stands on the issues. Indeed, as the longest-serving governor of the nation's second-most populous state, Rick Perry is perfectly qualified to run for president. Instead, the Texas governor's big problem is that his state, contrary to the pitch he's giving crowds nationally, is in trouble, big trouble.
Government Jobs and the Economic Recovery in Metropolitan America (Updated June 24, 2011)
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The current edition of Brookings' MetroMonitor shows that government job growth is associated with the economic performance of America's metropolitan areas since the beginning of the recession. Among the nation's 100 largest metro areas, the 20 that have done the best since the recession started (taking into account recovery of jobs, output, unemployment rates, and house prices) are Augusta, Austin, Boston, Buffalo, Columbus, Dallas, El Paso, Honolulu, Jackson, Knoxville, Little Rock, Madison, McAllen, Nashville, Oklahoma City, Omaha, Pittsburgh, Rochester, San Antonio, and Washington. Of th
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Missing Workers: The Elephant in the Recovery
February 09, 2011
More than a few observers (here, here or here) are finding it difficult to interpret last week's BLS employment report. The household survey recorded a fairly large 0.4 percentage-point drop in the unemployment rate, at the same time that the establishment survey recorded an increase in payroll employment of a measly 36,000. An increasingly missing piece of the puzzle may be the workers themselves. According to the latest report, fully 22 percent of 25 to 64 year-olds are not in the U.S. labor force.
The Broad Variation in Broadband
March 01, 2010
In advance of the March 17th delivery of a National Broadband Plan to Congress, mandated as part of the Recovery Act, the Federal Communications Commission has released a mound of useful data this month. Last week, at an event hosted by Brookings, Chairman Genachowski presented the results of a consumer survey on attitudes towards broadband and views on how to improve access for all. Some major findings: · Two thirds of American adults have broadband access at home, but rates vary according to socioeconomic status: of adults whose highest level of education is a high school degree, only
Aviation Data Suggests a Mixed-Bag of Rail Riders
February 22, 2010
Now that we're a full week past the initial high-speed rail announcement, we've taken the time to resurvey some of the elements of this massive investment. Demand is one of those elements and it's critical to projecting ridership. One method we've designed to measure HSR demand is corridor air travel. By offering specific boarding information, federal air data provides a stellar source of passenger travel information between any two metropolitan areas. Using the data we published back in October, here is how the corridors receiving at least $200 million stack up.
Holy Ironic Convergences, Batman!
November 03, 2009
It's remarkable enough that a bat somehow made its way into San Antonio's AT&T Center and buzzed the court during the Spurs-Kings game. It's more remarkable still that Spurs guard Manu Ginobli was able to pluck the flying critter right out of the air for disposal. But for all this to happen on Halloween night? Yes, I know I'm late to this. But I'm suffering from my own ironic seasonal mishap--involving pumpkin vines and a torn tendon: don't ask--and as a result have some catching up to do.
Learning From Spain's Bullet-Train Experiment
June 03, 2009
Victoria Burnett of The New York Times recently wrote a fascinating piece about Spain's entry into the wild world of high-speed rail. The country's first route, between Madrid and Seville, opened in 1992. Since then, the national rail network has grown to some 2,000 kilometers of track, and it's proven so wildly popular that politicians from all parties are tripping over themselves to bolster service—the current plan calls for 10,000 kilometers of track by 2020.
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About $15 million to $20 million will go to state workers, who Daniels said have contributed to Indiana's fiscal discipline by finding places to save money and going without a raise for three years.
"The culture in state government has moved a long way," he said. "No one tries to spend their budget in June so they can get more the next year." ...


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Where Do Intelligence and Wisdom Reside? We see nothing but an almost unsurveyable wisdom in the organism. Does that wisdom need explaining, or is it what explains?
In his new article, Manipulating the Genome of Human Embryos: Some Unforeseen Effects, Craig Holdrege looks at the recent, controversial experiments in China to "edit" the genome of human embryos.
The spring issue of In Context is now available. The feature article is "Do Frogs Come from Tadpoles?" You can also read about compost in California vineyards, a "third way of evolution", and some fascinating details of the morning glory flower.
At the United Nations General Assembly on Monday, April 27, Craig Holdrege moderated a discussion among member nations as part of the yearly "Interactive Dialogue of the General Assembly on Harmony With Nature." The event, which was broadcast live on UN Web TV, can now be viewed here. The proceedings are nearly 3 hours long: first half hour — statements from the President of the General Assembly and others; next hour and ten minutes or so — presentations by the three panelists; remainder of the time — short contributions from member states moderated by Craig.
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3 Shades of Blue is taking an in-depth look at the season that was for the Memphis Grizzlies. Part 1 dealt with the Summer of 2010, the Z-Bo problems in Indy, the draft, summer league and the rookie contract squabbles. In part 2 we will look back at the beginning of the season. From the Media Day back in October all the way until the New Year.
October: Media Day, Training Camp and Pre-Season Basketball
The 2010-11 season kicked off with Media Day back in Early October. Media Day is traditionally a time when the front office, coaches and players look forward to the season and talk about the search for improvement from the previous season. Memphis had made a 16 game improvement from the previous season but failed to make the playoffs. This was also the beginning of the 3rd year of the Three Year plan Michael Heisley announced after trading for O J Mayo on draft night so everyone was expecting the playoffs this season in Memphis.
After the summer of discontent, everyone from the front office to the players and especially the fans were ready to start seeing how much better the team was going to be this season.
First to the microphone was Chris Wallace. Wallace talked about what the team needed to do to succeed this season. The previous season's team had stood toe to toe with the best in the league. The Grizzlies had beaten Boston, the Lakers, San Antonio and Dallas to name a few. The talent to reach the playoffs was there. The team needed to eliminate the losing streaks if they wanted to make the playoffs. In the 2009-10 season the Grizzlies had endured a 7 game home losing streak for instance. To take the next step the team needed to eliminate long losing streaks and they had to protect their home court.
"We have to smooth out the valleys. Instead of going 2-8 in rough patches, hopefully you go 4-6 and not have the prolonged losing streaks. We had a seven-game losing streak at home" said Wallace. "One of the big keys to the season is when you get in a rut, can you get out quicker than you did before. There will be good times throughout the season. But you have to try not to fall too far when you do stumble. You have to get back up and you'll be fine. If you do that, you'll be pushing at the door for the playoffs."
The message was clear. The team needed to focus on maturing together. Wallace was convinced, as he told 3 Shades of Blue during the summer, that the Grizzlies were going to be a much improved team simply by maturation and chemistry. Throw in the addition of Tony Allen, a veteran who had won a title with Boston, and you have the pieces together for a great run but the team needs to focus on every game and not let bad nights become bad streaks.
There were some lighter moments at Media Day as well. Marc Gasol and Rudy Gay shared the stage and bantered back and forth about Rudy's gold medal performance in the World Championships. It was all in good nature and their rapport showed how truly well they get along. Zach Randolph discussed his omission from the national team and mentioned he would have liked to be considered.
Then it was off to work. Unlike the previous season the Grizzlies held training camp in Memphis and this allowed players to sleep in their own beds instead of a motel. They had access to first class facilities at FedEx Forum as well. The year before the front office felt a training camp away from Memphis would build team chemistry. It did. This season the front office decided the better training facilities were more important than team bonding with so many returning players.
The pre-season was encouraging too. Despite Greivis Vasquez missing the first two weeks while recovering from his surgery, the team came out of the pre-season with a perfect 8-0 record including wins on the road at Atlanta, New Orleans, Oklahoma City and Detroit. Teams that have gone undefeated in the pre-season have a high rate of success in reaching the playoffs so the wind was at the Grizzlies back heading into opening night.
Then the unthinkable happened. Marc Gasol suffered a class 2 high ankle sprain in the final practice before the regular season after landing on Hasheem Thabeet's foot. The Grizzlies had been relatively injury free the previous season. The bench had been terrible and so a loss of such a vital player at the beginning of the year was upsetting to fans hoping to see the team take a big step forward in the coming year.
The Regular Season Begins
Opening night is always exciting for a team. That is unless you are the Memphis Grizzlies. The Grizzlies had won only one previous opening night in franchise history and never in Memphis. It didn't look to be an easy end of the streak either with Marc Gasol missing the game and the Atlanta Hawks, one of the better Eastern Conference teams, coming to town.
As it turned out it was worse than could have been imagined. In the second quarter Zach Randolph was jumping for a rebound when Al Horford lost his balance, fell into Zach's lower legs and Zach crashed hard on his lower back suffering a contusion that would force him to miss the next four games. With both Gasol and Randolph missing the team fell out of sorts and lost 119-104. It was an auspicious beginning after the pre-season excitement. Both Gasol and Randolph missing an indeterminate amount of games could knock the Grizzlies out of the playoff race before the season even began.
However, as would become the Grizzlies calling card this season, the team didn't give up. At Dallas the Grizzlies saw Marc Gasol return to action, grab 15 rebounds, score 10 points including the game deciding free throw and lead the Grizzlies to a surprising win against one of the best home court teams in the league 91-90. The win was the first for the Grizzlies in Dallas in over 5 seasons. Mike Conley had 4 steals in the game, Rudy Gay combined a 21 point scoring effort with 8 rebounds and 3 steals and Darrell Arthur showed he had put last season's injury woes behind him with a 14 pt. game.
Mike Heisley surprised everyone again a few night later when he extended Conley's contract. Most pundits claimed the contract was too large and one went sofar as to say itwould cripple the franchise financially. The $40 million guaranteed over five years with bonuses raising at high as $45 million is not excessive for a starting PG in the NBA but for a player that had never shown the ability to handle the job it raised eyebrows.
November opened with a tough four game West Coast road trip. The Lakers were too good, Golden State squeaked out a win at home and the Grizzlies literally threw away the game in Phoenix after Rudy Gay made a free throw he tried to miss. Zach Randolph did return for the game but was obviously hobbled by his lower back. I know that sounds weird but it is also true. The Grizzlies were now facing one of those long losing streaks that Chris Wallace mentioned on Media Day. Great teams stop the losses before they become streaks. Memphis went to Sacramento and gutted out a hard fought game to stop the losing streak at 3.
The Grizzlies returned home and defeated the Suns making their record on the season 4-4. Then for the first time the wheels came off the cart. Five consecutive losses including an ugly loss to Washington sent the faithful reeling. The season was on the brink of collapsing with Miami coming to Memphis in the next game. Something needed to be done and done fast to stop the bleeding. The Grizzlies were now 2-8 in their last 10 games and were 2-5 at home. This was exactly what Chris Wallace warnedcouldn't happenfor the Grizzlies to make the playoffson Media Day.
And Lionel Hollins did something about it. Hollins benched Zach Randolph and O J Mayo for showing up late to shoot-around before the game. The team held the Heat close and after Rudy Gay elevated over LeBron James to hit the game winning shot the streak was over. Zach Randolph returned to the starting lineup in the next game but Hollins kept Mayo on the bench feeling that his offensive ability would be of better service to the team coming off the bench. Lottery pick Xavier Henry remained in the starting lineup after his performance against Miami. The Grizzlies won the next two home games but suffered another setback at Cleveland, one of the worst teams in the league. The Grizzlies had one last game to play in November and it was a tough one.
The L A Lakers came to the FedEx Forum with one of the best records in basketball and had a player being talked about as an MVP candidate in none other than former Grizz Pau Gasol. The Grizzlies battled hard and took the won 98-96 as Mike Conley took charge down the stretch scoring a season high 28 points and Rudy Gay blocked Ron Artest's desperation three at the buzzer for the win.Conley's play in this game and over the first month of the season soimpressed people that none other than Matt Moore himself wrote Conley an apologyfor what he had written earlier.
The Grizzlies ended the difficult November month with a new starter in Xavier Henry, victories over the Heat, Mavs and Lakers but still below .500 on the season at 8-10 on the season. December's schedule was supposed to be easier so the team was hoping to make a move up the standings at this time.
The month opened with a road trip to Atlanta. The Grizzlies hadn't beaten the Hawks since the last game of the 2008-09 season and this game was no different. Xavier Henry looked like a rookie scoring 2 pts. in the 25 minutes while Joe Johnson and Mike Bibby shredded the Grizzlies from the perimeter and while the Grizzlies fought hard to the end it wasn't enough as the fell 112-109.Lossesat Houston, Denver and Utah followed.
Just over afourth of the way through the season with a record of 8-14it felt likethe playoffdream was starting to slip away when the Grizzlies traveled to Phoenix. It was in Phoenix just a month earlier when the Grizzlies let a win in Phoenix slip away at the end of the game. This time things were going to end differently however. The Grizzlies trailed by three points with less than a second to go with the ball. Rudy Gay, the goat of the first Phoenix game, broke open along the baseline, received the pass from Mike Conley, lofted a shot over Josh Childress that was nothing but net as the final horn sounded. In overtime the Grizzlies put the Suns away 12-6. The losing streak was over and this time the Grizzlies parlayed thewin into a four game winning streak.
Standing at 12-14 theGrizzlies only needed a strong finish to the year to be right back in the driver's seatfor the playoffs but a blowout loss at Houston and an overtime heart-breaker lossat San Antonio put the Grizzliesfour games below .500 with four games remaininguntil the new year. A tough loss at home to lowly New Jersey spread the losingstreak to three games heading into the Christmasbreak.After Christmas the Grizzlies beat Indianapolis and Toronto before heading on the road to play Sacramento to end the 2010 part of the schedule.
Memphis led for most of the game in Sacramento until the very end when a furious Sacramento comeback highlighted by Tyreke Evans' three-quarter court shot at the buzzer ended the game. The loss left Memphis 14-18 on the season. The Grizzlies had impressivewins against Miami,at Dallas, the Lakers and had suffered overtime lossesatSan Antonio and Phoenix. The team was out of the playoff picture if the playoffs had started on January 1st. Of course the playoffs don't start on January 1st. The story of how the Grizzlies resurrected themselves from the poor start to the fantastic finish in part 3 of the series.


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Martin Campbell didn't exactly have the easiest summer – the man behind Casino Royale was widely considered to have stumbled with Green Lantern. So he could be forgiven for treating any script adapted from another source like it's a mouldering zombie for a while. All credit to him, then, that it appears he's considering an even riskier proposition: turning '80s action TV show The Fall Guy into a film.
As of right now, Campbell is simply in talks to tackle the script, which is being written by Thor/X-Men: First Class contributors Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz and overseen by producer Walter Parkes.
The Fall Guy, which ran between 1981 and 1985 starred Lee Majors as Colt Seavers, a film stuntman who moonlights as a bounty hunter when film jobs dry up. In a warped way, you could see it as a sort of spiritual ancestor of Drive (think about it!), and usually involved Majors getting into fights or driving fast cars.
Turning '80s shows into movies hasn't had the best track record (The A-Team failed to make much of an impact despite a respectable cast and a proven action director in Joe Carnahan). But maybe this one will mesh more with Campbell sensibilities than the FX overload of the Lantern…


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Canada's First Mining Publication
Appalaches of Rimouski, QC, is on its way to commercial production in 2014 at its Dufferin gold mine and mill northeast of Halifax.
Appalaches says the current mine rehabilitation activity has reached the second level, with water, air and dewatering lines operations. Both the primary and secondary underground ventilation systems are operational.
The crushing circuit equipment has been tested and requires only minor work to become fully operational. The circuit will be tested on a continuous basis in August. Meanwhile the refurbishing of the other mill components and flotation circuit continue.
Mining equipment – including a scissor lift, 3.5-yd load-haul-dumper, and 16-tonne haul truck have been delivered.
Appalaches said it is also vetting more than 460 applications for the 60 jobs that remain to be filled.
The latest presentation and top-quality photos of the Dufferin project are available at RessourcesAppalaches.com.
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"The crushing circuit equipment has been tested and requires only minor work to become fully operational." "Mining equipment – including a scissor lift, 3.5-yd load-haul-dumper, and 16-tonne haul truck have been delivered." - Am I correct in thinking there seems to be a miss-fit here? Equipment has been delivered but they're not fully operational yet?Why don't they just import some competitively priced mining equipment that can fulfill the same role? I use Pilot Crushtec from South Africa as a prime example(http://www.pilotcrushtec.com/products/) - It doesn't make sense to me that these industries continue to spend large sums of money on getting this equipment up and running instead of a once off purchase of a more than capable set of industrial assets that require little maintenance at all before operational. Just seems to be rather disappointing but perhaps I'm misunderstanding? Would love some insight please...
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CANTON Two candidates will compete Monday to fill a vacant seat on the nine-member St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services board.
The seat will go to either Victor N. Rycroft, a Canton school board member, or James Young, a Parishville-Hopkinton school board member.
They were nominated to fill the unexpired term of Steven H. Wilson, Parishville, who died of a heart attack May 19 at age 58.
The winning candidate will serve until June 30, 2015, when Mr. Wilsons three-year term was due to expire.
BOCES Superintendent Thomas R. Burns said school boards from the regions 18 school districts are scheduled to meet Monday to choose Mr. Rycroft or Mr. Young.
Both of the candidates are veteran school board members, Mr. Burns said.
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Mr. Burns said the BOCES board and BOCES staff will continue to assist school districts faced with dwindling state aid and decreasing student enrollment.
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I'm a fan of romantic vacations, but I'm also totally in love with this idea. When you travel alone free of other distractions, you have time to reflect and really engage with the place you're visiting. You can meet new people, spend as much time as you want in a museum, and revel in your newfound independence. And if all goes well, at the end you'll be ready to trade in adventure for time with the partner you're missing.
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From '70s icon Walt 'Clyde' Frazier to designer wunderkind Russell Westbrook
When GQ named Lebron James the most stylish athlete in professional sports
last week in November, we weren't exactly surprised. After all, the NBA has always had its standout style stars, and it's no secret that the current generation of NBA ballers — from James to Amar'e Stoudamire and Russell Westbrook — is embracing fashion with more brio than any before it. But as more and more players show off preppy pastel prints, bow ties, and fedoras, we must give props to the sartorial insurgents who informed today's dapper norm.
In the the '70s, legends like Walt "Clyde" Frazier, Wilt Chamberlain, Julius "Dr. J" Erving, and Earl "The Pearl" Monroe injected the league with hirsute signatures of their era: afros, beards, and loads of swagger. No one did it with more style than Frazier, who schooled the league in smooth with an array of velvet fedoras, mink coats, medallion pendants, and three-piece suits. As a player, he was a perennial all star, but as Frazier told GQ, it was his iconic style that earned him the nickname "Clyde":
"From the movie Bonnie and Clyde," he explained. "What happened was, when I first started I wasn't playing well as a rookie. So to pacify myself I used to go shopping. So I would go out buy clothes, go to my room, dress up, and look in the mirror and say, Well, I ain't playing good but I still look good!"
With the arrival of the '80s, the blown-out '70s gave way to cleaner, more angular lines. Original geek Kurt Rambis, a forward for the Showtime Lakers, rocked black nerd glasses and a (non-ironic) mustache long before either was a fashion statement. But it was the infamous high-top fade (we're looking at you, Kenny Smith and Patrick Ewing) that typified the decade. Today, NBA millennials like Iman Shumbert and Brandon Jennings — who weren't even alive in the '80s — are paying homage to the era by sporting their own retro-tastic fades.
In the '90s, hip-hop culture breathed a new era of loose-fitting fashion into the NBA. Between the lines, baggy unis and Air Jordans replaced the short shorts and form fitting jerseys; off the court, logo-heavy tracksuits, throwback jerseys, immaculate sneakers, and a mink coat or two were how you rolled if you had swag. Of course, if your wardrobe fell on the wrong side of The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air (ahem, Michael Jordan), you may have fallen victim to garish color combos, bargain bin prints, and the worst offender of all, the '"Power Suit," where tailoring went to die during draft season.
Maybe no player epitomized hip hop's stripped-down street ethos more than Allen Iverson. With his entry into the league in 1996, the tiny two-guard oozed big attitude with heavily tattooed arms and unapologetic cornrows. Iverson stayed true to his look regardless of venue or occasion, brandishing snapbacks, cross pendant chains, and oversized sweatpants for post-game press conferences. Iverson's NBA career ended after 14 seasons, but not before his look influenced countless other NBA players.
By 2005, NBA players started to get wind of a new phenomenon sweeping Hollywood — the celebrity stylist. Jalen Rose was among the first NBA players to hire stylist Rachel Johnson, who helped the guard step up his jersey game. But it wasn't until LeBron James hired Johnson in 2006 that the trend shook up NBA fashion. Not only was James on the verge of becoming the best player in the league, suddenly he was the guy wearing tailored suits, plaid button-ups, and non-prescription eyeglasses to press conferences, infusing his look with a genre of style no one saw coming — geek chic.
Some credit James for the shift, others Johnson. But fashion blogger and NBA stylist Megan Ann Wilson believes that something else informed the trend: a dress code implemented by NBA commissioner David Stern in 2005.
"I think the dress code was necessary at the time," explains Wilson. "You had people saying, 'They're just like hip hop, they dress like thugs.' I think there were negative connotations that weren't actually there. They were trying to sell [the NBA] to different markets and the look had to be cleaner."
Between the new code and the influx of stylists, players sought a more suave, tailored look. Custom Italian suits became standard, and players began embracing designs like Rag & Bone and Simon Spurr. Soon pocket squares, lens-less glasses, and pastel hues were creeping on to post-game TV screens — and not just on King James. Another client of Johnson's was Amar'e Stoudemire, who, with her help, gradually started to showcase more flamboyant fashions. The Knicks' forward has since covered Vogue (alongside Gisele Bündchen), attended fashion shows with Anna Wintour, and helped pioneer what's now being hailed as the NBA's hipster movement.
"When you put your fashion on — you know, your tailor-made suits or bow ties and fedoras — you feel like you're swagger," he told Vogue. "You feel elegant and rich."
Of course, no conversation about NBA style is complete without Russell Westbrook, whose duds manage to be both debonair and tongue-in-cheek. In May of 2012, Westbrook made headlines when he showed up to a press conference in a pair of shiny red specs and a T-shirt covered in a rainbow fish tackle print — all that was missing from the get-up was a chemistry textbook. The outfit launched a thousand Steve Urkel memes and warranted a "Well, at least we know they got a TJ Maxx in Oklahoma City," remark from Charles Barkley. But it was a bold statement — and one that didn't go unnoticed by the fashion elite. Last spring, Westbrook earned a coveted front row seat next to Wintour at the Rag & Bone show during New York Fashion Week.
In contrast to Westbrook, fellow Oklahoma City Thunder teammate Kevin Durant takes a more toned-down approach to the geek look. The 24-year-old all star not only wears a backpack to post-game junkets, but also sports the nerdiest thick-rimmed spectacles in the game.
"I don't try too hard, but I like to stand out," he told Teen Vogue. "You can tell when somebody's comfortable in an outfit. Growing up, I would look in the mirror and think, will this person like what I've got on? Now, if I like it, that's all that matters."
While the geek-chic trend has become ubiquitous, it's hard to pin down where it came from or who originated it.
"There's so much debate," says Wilson. "Originally Westbrook said he and his stylist came up with it a few years ago. But beyond the NBA, it definitely came from that hipster sensibility you see in popular fashion. Everyone kind of credits it to Brooklyn or Portland. There's now a fine line between geek and hipster — a lot of people attribute it to Urkel and that mid-'90s image."
The look has been equal parts dapper and geeky for a couple of years now. It shows no sign as ending, with seemingly every all star — from James Harden to Chris Paul — dipping their toes into dandy territory. Is the NBA a breeding ground for a new kind of athlete hipster? Are the nerdy glasses a fleeting trend, or an homage to Kurt Rambis that will be forever? Either way, what we do know is that the collision of fashion, culture, and entertainment will always be at the forefront of NBA style.
"The NBA has been the pioneer league for style in sports because it's more individual — there's no equipment," says Wilson. "It's become performance art."
Editor's Note: This article was originally published on November 27, 2013.
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Hello! I want to apologize for the unannounced hiatus! Things in life have been a bit hectic these days. That's life, that's life…
Leaving the little rant aside! No, I didn't break my 'cosmetics-no-buy' (again)! The product that I'm going to talk about in this post, namely Clarins Blush Prodige 01 Lovely Rose, is a pick up from last month! For some reason I always forgot to show you. Not that I'm not loving it!!
The blush comes in a protective red velvet pouch that adds a luxury feel to the product.
The compact itself is kept very clean and comes in a cool toned gold that looks very elegant, but catches every fingerprint. Have a look at the design of the back! A shiny red surface! I personally like the design of this compact a lot as it nicely stands out from other brands.
As you can see, the powder has two different shades and textures. The bright pinks (the smaller sections) are shimmery as they have silvery glitter particles to it, whereas the peachier pink sections are more towards the matte side. I like to sweep my blush brush allover the blush to pick up the color for a bright pink flush with a very fine sheen to it.
If you got shattered when you read 'silver glitters', don't worry! You won't end up like you had sequins on your cheeks! The silver glitter particles are actually barely noticeable on the cheeks.
Lovely Rose looks especially pretty on fair cool toned skin. The color payoff is more on the sheer side, which makes this a 100% foolproof blush. Despite the sheerness, the intensity is easily build-able.
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All in all, I'm very fond of this blush, because it gives me a cute bright pink flush without intensifying the pink undertone of my skin too much for the pink is a little more on the cool side. I won't recommend it to skintones darker than NC 25 though, as it probably won't show up.
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Naples, FL (News-Press.com)- A tourist, injured last week when a mattress flew off a passing truck and hit him on the head in North Naples, has been released from a local hospital.
Igor Stacho, 50, a construction contractor from Maryland, is now receiving further treatment at a local rehabilitation center, his wife, Katarina Stacho, said.
Her husband's condition, she said, is improving daily.
"He's doing really, really great. He's strong physically because he works in construction," she said.
Igor Stacho was severely injured April 5 when he and a friend he was visiting were walking along the sidewalk on the north side of Pine Ridge Road just west of Interstate 75.
An unidentified truck carrying a load of furniture drove past them and a mattress with a metal frame flew off the vehicle and struck Stacho in the head, causing a skull fracture and spinal injuries, according to reports.
He was taken to Physicians Regional Hospital nearby, where he was treated and then released Wednesday evening, his wife said.
Detectives were reviewing film from a traffic light camera and checking with local rental companies to try and find the driver of the truck, but so far, there is no new information regarding the case, officials said.
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Who's it good for? Beach bums and beach sports bods – you can parasail, play volleyball, or rent a wave runner.
What's it good for? Snorkellers and scuba divers, who will be attracted to the calm waters around Cemetery Reef.
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The Patriots' beleaguered defense may have turned the corner, well on their way to being no longer ridiculed.
For much of the year, coach Bill Belichick's unit was the team's weak link, as he faced endless questions about the no-name players he signed. But after beating the Broncos 45-10 and allowing a season-low 252 yards, the reality may have changed. They were fundamentally sound and hard-nosed, well-schooled and opportunistic.
Some of the recent improvement is due to the return of two key cogs up the middle. Linebacker Brandon Spikes is the team's best run-stopper, but he missed the second half of the season with a sprained MCL. Now that he's been back for two games, he is the best answer to stopping Ravens running back Ray Rice. It's not just in the way he tackles. Spikes routinely blew up guards and centers against Denver, allowing others to make the tackle. You can't replicate that. As for safety Pat Chung, his hard-hitting ways and range covers the middle of the field is the best answer for covering tight ends such as Dennis Pitta.
The defense can now guard inside out, pushing up the middle, setting the edge and giving runners nowhere to go. In pass coverage, they can blanket between the numbers and force quarterback Joe Flacco to make throws he doesn't want to make. In short, they are hitting their stride at the right time.
… By turning tight end Aaron Hernandez into a running back, the Patriots made every team left in the playoffs think. If Hernandez can become a runner and be effective, what else will they do? Vince Wilfork at guard? Logan Mankins at defensive tackle? Nate Solder at tight end? They've made themselves impossible to game-plan for.


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American Pie 2
Jason Biggs Actor , Shannon Elizabeth Actor , Jennifer Coolidge Actor , Alyson Hannigan Actor , Chris Klein Actor , Natasha Lyonne Actor , Seann William Scott Actor
MPAA Rating:
Contains:Nudity,Strong Sexual Content,Not For Children,Adult Humor,Profanity,Alcohol Consumption,Scatological Humor
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American Pie 2
Theatrical Release Date: 2001 08 10 (USA)
Studio: Universal Studios
MPAA Rating: R Contains:[Nudity, Strong Sexual Content, Not For Children, Adult Humor, Profanity, Alcohol Consumption, Scatological Humor]
Summary: The horny teen heroes of American Pie (1999) return for further raunchy antics in this comedy sequel written by the first film's creator, Adam Herz. Returning home following their freshman year of college, old friends Jim (Jason Biggs), Kevin (Thomas Ian Nicholas), Oz (Chris Klein), Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas), and Stifler (Seann William Scott) rent a summer house on Lake Michigan where they hope to score romantically. However, complications ensue due to Jim's relative lack of experience, requiring an interlude with a fellow student and a visit to his old friend Michelle (Alyson Hanigan), who's now a band camp counselor, all in preparation for the return of Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth). In the meantime, Oz is separated from Heather (Mena Suvari) by a trip abroad, Finch has another encounter with Stifler's mom (Jennifer Coolidge), and Jim's dad (Eugene Levy) is as clueless as ever about his son's love life. Director J.B. Rogers served as first assistant director on the first film and made his directorial debut with Say It Isn't So (2001). ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
Category: Comedy
Making of "American Pie 2"
Outtakes and deleted scenes
"Jason Biggs' Warning: Don't Try This at Home!"
Star screen tests from the original "American Pie"
Behind-the-scenes with the stars
Viewers' top ten scenes
Classic movie lines
3 Doors Down "Be Like That" music video and music highlights
Commentaries with the director, writer, and cast members
Film production notes and filmmaker bios
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American Pie 2
Format: DVD
Release Date: 01/15/2002
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Pre-1954 Standard
Audio: 5.1 Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS Digital Theater Systems
Runtime: 105 Minutes
Sides: 1
Number of Discs: 1
Language(s) English,French
Subtitles: English
Region: USA & territories, Canada
Side #1 --
0. Scenes
1. Dad's Big Surprise [:06]
2. The One That Got Away [:47]
3. Back at Stifler's [2:02]
4. Taste the Bubbles [:33]
5. A Call From Nadia [:35]
6. Moving to the Lake [:03]
7. Jim Joins the Band [2:00]
8. Party Time [1:29]
9. Just Friends [:48]
10. Phone Sex [1:39]
11. The Big Broadcast [:25]
12. Love Lessons [1:40]
13. Super Glue Blues [:55]
14. The Wrong Stifler [:51]
15. Jim's New Girlfriend [:08]
16. Things Are Different [:10]
17. I Am a Band Geek [1:09]
18. A Very Special Boy [:43]
19. Hello, Jeannine [:02]
20. End Titles [:25]
Cast and Crew:
J.B. Rogers
Chris Moore Producer
Craig Perry Producer
Warren Zide Producer
Chris Weitz Executive Producer
Paul Weitz Executive Producer
Adam Herz Executive Producer
Adam Herz Screenwriter
David Lawrence Composer (Music Score)
Jason Biggs Actor
Shannon Elizabeth Actor
Jennifer Coolidge Actor
Alyson Hannigan Actor
Chris Klein Actor
Natasha Lyonne Actor
Thomas Ian Nicholas Actor
Tara Reid Actor
Seann William Scott Actor
Mena Suvari Actor
Eddie Kaye Thomas Actor
Eugene Levy Actor
Chris Owen Actor
Denise Faye Actor
Lisa Arturo Actor
John Cho Actor
Eli Marienthal Actor
Casey Affleck Actor
Country: USA