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MicroStrategy Announces First Quarter 2013 Financial Results PR Newswire TYSONS CORNER, Va., April 29, 2013 TYSONS CORNER, Va., April 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --MicroStrategy® Incorporated (Nasdaq: MSTR), a leading worldwide provider of business intelligence (BI) and mobile software, today announced financial results for the three-month period ended March 31, 2013 (the first quarter of its 2013 fiscal year). First quarter 2013 revenues were $130.2 million versus $138.3 million for the first quarter of 2012, a 6% decrease. Product licenses revenues for the first quarter of 2013 were $28.4 million versus $37.5 million for the first quarter of 2012, a 24% decrease. Product support and other services revenues for the first quarter of 2013 were $101.8 million versus $100.9 million for the first quarter of 2012, a 1% increase. Operating expenses for the first quarter of 2013 were $102.9 million versus $101.0 million for the first quarter of 2012, a 2% increase. The loss from continuing operations for the first quarter of 2013 was $5.2 million, or ($0.46) per share on a diluted basis, compared to income of $1.1 million, or $0.09 per share on a diluted basis, for the first quarter of 2012. Income from discontinued operations, net of tax, for the first quarter of 2013 was $56.8 million, or $5.03 per share on a diluted basis, compared to a loss of $0.8 million, or ($0.07) per share on a diluted basis, for the first quarter of 2012. On March 15, 2013, MicroStrategy completed the sale of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Angel.com Incorporated, resulting in a gain, net of tax, of $57.4 million during the first quarter of 2013. Net income for the first quarter of 2013, including the gain from the Angel.com sale, was $51.6 million, or $4.57 per share on a diluted basis, compared to $0.3 million, or $0.02 per share on a diluted basis, for the first quarter of 2012. As of March 31, 2013, MicroStrategy had cash and cash equivalents of $330.2 million versus $223.0 million as of December 31, 2012, an increase of $107.2 million. As of March 31, 2013, MicroStrategy had 9,073,350 shares of class A common stock and 2,227,327 shares of class B common stock outstanding. MicroStrategy also announced that the term of its 2005 share repurchase program ("2005 Repurchase Program"), which was scheduled to expire on April 29, 2013, has been extended until April 29, 2018. As of March 31, 2013, the Company had repurchased an aggregate of 3,826,947 shares of its class A common stock at an aggregate cost of $345.3 million under the 2005 Repurchase Program, and $454.7 million of the Company's class A common stock remained available for repurchase pursuant to such program. The timing and amount of any shares repurchased will be determined by MicroStrategy's management based on its evaluation of market conditions and other factors. The 2005 Repurchase Program may be funded by using the Company's working capital, as well as proceeds from any credit facilities and other borrowing arrangements which the Company may enter into in the future. SMBs to Fortune 100 Companies: Finding Value in MicroStrategy's Cloud-based Business Intelligence (BI) Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) In January 2013, MicroStrategy announced that its customers on the MicroStrategy Cloud™ platform ran over 2 million reports per week through the Company's innovative BI-in-the-cloud service during 2012. Offering an innovative, high-quality managed service to its customers, MicroStrategy has established itself as a leader in cloud-based business analytics. Leading companies and organizations, such as Johnson & Johnson, Thomson Reuters, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Ingram Micro, Tapjoy, Coty US, DeRoyal Industries, Elan Polo International, ViSalus Sciences, Wintrust Financial Corporation, and the Texas Department of Transportation, have found value in MicroStrategy Cloud – deploying high-value analytical and mobile applications much quicker, at a lower cost, and with lower risk than traditional on-premise approaches. MicroStrategy Showcases its Business Analytics, Mobile App Platform, and Cloud Offerings at MicroStrategy World 2013 MicroStrategy held its 16th annual conference, MicroStrategy World 2013, on January 28-31, 2013 at the Wynn Las Vegas. The four-day event showcased MicroStrategy's leading platform for BI, mobile reporting and commerce, and Big Data analytics delivered either on premises or in the cloud. At the conference, the Company also highlighted its disruptive new products that provide real-time insight into consumer preferences, mobile retail commerce, robust data discovery, and effective identity management and cybersecurity. Gartner Positions MicroStrategy in the "Leaders" Quadrant in 2013 Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms Report In February 2013, Gartner positioned MicroStrategy in the "Leaders" quadrant in the 2013 Magic Quadrant for Business Intelligence and Analytics Platforms report. According to Gartner, the dominant theme of the market in 2012 was that data discovery became a mainstream BI and analytic architecture. Increasingly, Gartner sees more organizations building diagnostic analytics that leverage critical capabilities, such as interactive visualization, to enable users to drill more easily into the data to discover new insights. Furthermore, Gartner believes "this emphasis on data discovery from most of the leaders in the market – which are now promoting tools with business-user-friendly data integration, coupled with embedded storage and computing layers (typically in-memory/columnar) and unfettered drilling – accelerates the trend toward decentralization and user empowerment of BI and analytics, and greatly enables organizations' ability to perform diagnostic analytics." A copy of the Gartner report is available, compliments of MicroStrategy, at http://www.microstrategy.com/gartner. MicroStrategy Announced Sale of Angel Subsidiary On March 15, 2013, MicroStrategy announced that it had completed the sale of its Angel.com Incorporated subsidiary, a leading provider of cloud-based customer experience management (CEM) solutions for interactive voice response and contact centers, to Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories, Inc. for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $111 million in cash, subject to post-closing adjustments. MicroStrategy 9.3.1 Delivers Enhanced Visual Data Discovery, New Innovations in Advanced Big Data Analytics, and Powerful Mobile App Upgrades In April 2013, MicroStrategy unveiled MicroStrategy 9.3.1™, the latest version of the Company's core enterprise analytics platform. MicroStrategy 9.3.1 breaks new ground by combining innovative, industry-leading visual data discovery with enterprise-grade, system-of-record BI. 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MicroStrategy9.3.1 provides customers with improved app platform capabilities for code-free development of any business app, including native mobile apps for an immersive analytical experience. oMore Flexible Deployment Options. MicroStrategy 9.3.1 can be installed and deployed on premises, and is also available as a subscription-based service with MicroStrategy Cloud. "MicroStrategy 9.3.1 delivers on the promise of agile visual data discovery -- fast, easy-to-use, self-service analytics for business, with all the security, performance, scale, and reliability of an enterprise-grade BI platform," said Michael Saylor, Chairman and CEO, MicroStrategy Incorporated. Examples of Customer Deals from Q1 2013 Banfield Pet Hospital® Founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1955, Banfield Pet Hospital is the largest general veterinary practice in the world. In 2007, Banfield joined the Mars, Inc. family of businesses, and has more than 800 hospitals in neighborhoods across the United States. Banfield recently chose MicroStrategy to implement a standardized set of KPIs to their field and medical leaders. With MicroStrategy, Banfield's leadership teams will have immediate insight into the veterinary practice's financial performance, associate engagement, and client success using their mobile devices. MicroStrategy was ultimately selected for its mobile app development platform, ease-of-use, and superior visualization capabilities. Celio Founded in 1985, Celio is an established international brand of men's ready-to-wear fashion, and has a global presence with more than 1,000 stores in 60 countries. Celio, based in France, chose MicroStrategy Cloud to support its new business intelligence initiatives. Celio will use MicroStrategy Cloud to monitor sales performance, analyze financial reporting, and improve supply chain management. Celio selected MicroStrategy for its integrated architecture platform, ease-of-use, and mobile visualization capabilities, all available in the cloud. George Mason University Located in Northern Virginia near Washington, D.C., George Mason University (GMU) is an innovative, entrepreneurial institution with global distinction in a range of academic fields. GMU selected MicroStrategy as its enterprise BI software solution. By standardizing its reports and dashboards on MicroStrategy, GMU will give its approximately 700 end users highly interactive views of university data to track admissions and enrollment information, as well as financial and HR data. Members of IT, staff, administrators and faculty will use drop-down and selector capabilities to see different visualizations of the data, such as monitoring class enrollment to effectively manage and schedule classes. GMU selected MicroStrategy for its organically-grown architecture platform, ease-of-use, superior customer references in the higher education space, as well as its visualization and reporting capabilities. Husqvarna Group Husqvarna Group, based in Sweden, with reported sales in 2012 totaling SEK 31 billion and 15,400 employees in more than 40 countries, is the world's largest producer of outdoor power products, including robotic lawn mowers, garden tractors, chainsaws, and trimmers. Husqvarna chose MicroStrategy to build a mobile solution that will empower its management team to track sales performance by region for its various product lines, and view trends about the company's sales, transactions and productivity on mobile devices. Husqvarna selected MicroStrategy for its ease-of-use, mobile app development platform, flexible architecture, and scalability to accommodate a growing user community. New York & Company, Inc. New York & Company, Inc. (NYSE: NWY), with 519 retail stores in 43 states, is a leading specialty retailer of women's fashion apparel and accessories, and the modern wear-to-work destination for women, providing perfectly fitting pants and NY Style that is feminine, polished, on-trend, and versatile. A recent expansion of MicroStrategy licenses will allow New York & Company to upgrade to 64-bit functionality to improve performance, scalability, and capacity to support their growing reporting environment. New York & Company selected MicroStrategy for its ease-of-use, superior visualizations, and analytical reporting capabilities. Orbitz Worldwide Orbitz Worldwide is a leading global online travel company that uses innovative technology to enable leisure and business travelers to research, plan, and book a broad range of travel products. The Company said an expansion of MicroStrategy licenses will allow it to standardize on the MicroStrategy platform and replace multiple disconnected tools. MicroStrategy provides the analytical capabilities that Orbitz uses to better understand what their customers and prospects react to on their site, with resulting insight that helps Orbitz improve their site in terms of purchase conversion, revenue per transaction, and customer satisfaction. MicroStrategy was selected for its integrated architecture platform, ease-of-use, scalability to support Big Data, and ability to report and analyze data across multiple data sources, which its previous tools were not able to do. About MicroStrategy Incorporated Founded in 1989, MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) is a leading worldwide provider of enterprise software, including the MicroStrategy Business Intelligence (BI) Platform™, the MicroStrategy Mobile Platform™, and MicroStrategy Applications™. The Company offers its technologies for deployment in customer data centers and as proprietary cloud services. The MicroStrategy BI Platform enables leading organizations to analyze vast amounts of data and distribute business insight throughout the enterprise. The MicroStrategy Mobile Platform lets organizations rapidly build enterprise-caliber mobile applications needed to mobilize business processes and information. MicroStrategy Applications are a set of application services designed to help enterprises deploy mobile commerce and loyalty services, build mobile identity and cyber security services, as well as generate real-time insights into consumer preferences. MicroStrategy Cloud™ allows enterprises to deploy MicroStrategy BI apps and mobile apps more quickly and with lower financial risk than with traditional on-premises solutions. To learn more about MicroStrategy, visit www.microstrategy.com and follow us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/microstrategy) and Twitter (http://www.twitter.com/microstrategy). 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MSTR-F Contact: MicroStrategy Incorporated Investor Relations email@example.com (703) 848-8600 MICROSTRATEGY INCORPORATED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS (in thousands, except per share data) Three Months Ended March 31, 2013 2012 (unaudited) (unaudited) Revenues Product licenses $ 28,368 $ 37,453 Product support and other services 101,815 100,881 Total revenues 130,183 138,334 Cost of revenues Product licenses 1,593 2,146 Product support and other services 34,308 33,584 Total cost of revenues 35,901 35,730 Gross profit 94,282 102,604 Operating expenses Sales and marketing 50,714 55,141 Research and development 25,817 22,174 General and administrative 26,412 23,665 Total operating expenses 102,943 100,980 (Loss) income from continuing operations before financing and other income and (8,661) 1,624 income taxes Financing and other income (expense) Interest income, net 61 15 Other income (expense), net 1,708 (124) Total financing and other income 1,769 (109) (expense) (Loss) income from continuing (6,892) 1,515 operations before income taxes (Benefit) provision for income (1,701) 454 taxes (Loss) income from continuing (5,191) 1,061 operations Discontinued operations Gain from sale of discontinued operations, net of tax provision 57,377 - ($37,548 and $0, respectively) Loss from discontinued operations, net of tax benefit (595) (789) ($391 and $413, respectively) Discontinued operations, net of tax 56,782 (789) Net income $ 51,591 $ 272 Basic earnings (loss) per share (1): From continuing operations $ (0.46) $ 0.10 From discontinued operations 5.03 (0.07) Basic earnings per share $ 4.57 $ 0.03 Weighted average shares outstanding used in computing basic earnings 11,295 10,806 per share Diluted earnings (loss) per share (1): From continuing operations $ (0.46) $ 0.09 From discontinued operations 5.03 (0.07) Diluted earnings per share $ 4.57 $ 0.02 Weighted average shares outstanding used in computing diluted earnings 11,295 11,092 per share (1) Basic and fully diluted earnings (loss) per share for class A and class B common stock are the same. MICROSTRATEGY INCORPORATED CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (in thousands, except per share data) March 31, December 31, 2013 2012* Assets (unaudited) Current assets Cash and cash equivalents $ 330,195 $ 223,043 Restricted cash and short-term 200 86 investments Accounts receivable, net 69,486 89,038 Prepaid expenses and other current 12,013 12,689 assets Deferred tax assets, net 19,510 26,616 Assets held-for-sale - 10,571 Total current assets 431,404 362,043 Property and equipment, net 96,694 96,751 Capitalized software development costs, 9,007 10,360 net Deposits and other assets 4,945 5,120 Deferred tax assets, net 4,079 3,664 Total Assets $ 546,129 $ 477,938 Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity Current liabilities Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 45,582 $ 40,905 Accrued compensation and employee 51,546 71,789 benefits Deferred revenue and advance payments 118,918 101,249 Deferred tax liabilities 578 523 Liabilities held-for-sale - 4,689 Total current liabilities 216,624 219,155 Deferred revenue and advance payments 9,183 8,823 Other long-term liabilities 41,631 43,418 Deferred tax liabilities 3,858 6,231 Total Liabilities 271,296 277,627 Stockholders' Equity Preferred stock undesignated, $0.001 par value; 5,000 shares authorized; no shares issued or - - outstanding Class A common stock, $0.001 par value; 330,000 shares authorized; 15,478 shares issued and 9,073 shares outstanding, and 15,462 shares issued and 9,057 shares outstanding, 15 15 respectively Class B common stock, $0.001 par value; 165,000 shares authorized; 2,227 shares issued and outstanding, and 2,227 shares issued and outstanding, 2 2 respectively Additional paid-in capital 492,005 468,087 Treasury stock, at cost; 6,405 shares (475,184) (475,184) Accumulated other comprehensive loss (2,502) (1,515) Retained earnings 260,497 208,906 Total Stockholders' Equity 274,833 200,311 Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity $ 546,129 $ 477,938 *Derived from audited financial statements. 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Zeta Nexus
Let's face it, revolvers are cool. In fiction, revolvers are often shown to be better than any other handgun. If a character is The Gunslinger, chances are it's a revolver he'll be slingin'. In Westerns, cowboys and outlaws are seen with revolvers. This was because revolvers were the only repeating handguns at that time in history, not because of any cool factor. But that didn't stop them from being cool anyway. And now, thanks to bungie, the revolver looks more awesome than ever before. Come release day, I'l be taking down all manner extraterrestrial hostiles with my trusty six-shot. Who's with me?
Novijen7/30/2013 11:21:04 PM PermalinkShotgun, revolvers....all my Titan needs is a Cowboy Hat and I'd be Destiny's John Wayne. Hunters can be Clint Eastwood.
Harbinger7/30/2013 2:08:52 PM PermalinkThe problems with a revolver, although they can't jam useless literally trying to make it jam is , severely outweigh the advantage.revolvers are slow firing guns and are inaccurate when fired at speed. They can inflict injury if not fired correctly , They lack decent accuracy, and most important they are simply not combat effective. Most revolvers had been replaced for field use by v mag style pistols like a p2226 sig a glock or a kimber m1911. The reasoning for this is that they are more accurate easier to conceal easier to shoot and they are generally cheaper--you can get a glock 17 or 19 for like 500 to 600 if you know where to look. Personally nothing beats my p226 x-five and I have been shooting since I was a child. Revolvers are kind of like the h1 hummer of the gun world cool, intimidating, but not a realistic or viable choice. There is a reason special forces and Feds use digs and glocks because they are battle proven. At most you'll use a revolver as an ankle conceal and a last resort when all else fails. And lastly the v mag fed pistols such as the sigs have created pistols which use the .357 round and can carry more of them--this is what secret service uses. In the future we will see more sidearms similar to this not a revolver. It's a dying breed
ProphetEdited by Prophet: 10/19/2013 1:35:12 PM Permalink[quote]Come release day, I'l be taking down all manner extraterrestrial hostiles with my trusty six-shot. Who's with me?[/quote] Six-shot this is bungie we will all have seven-shots
ColeEdited by Cole: 10/18/2013 10:53:28 PM PermalinkRevolvers (I have one) Are fun. But their time is LONG past. If you want a hand cannon pick up a M1911, more power and more ammo.
Pesky Moth10/18/2013 7:42:31 PM PermalinkWhile the Space Revolvers of Destiny seem to be a quick access to all things bad assery, I still dont think Destiny should be without some ordinary Hand Guns that are NOT revolvers. I mean, I am kinda hoping on an Automatic or Burst Fire Pistol. I mean come on, a Slide action Auto Pistol with extended mag with tracer rounds just sounds like it would be 100% bad ass.
Zack Silver7/8/2013 8:53:02 AM PermalinkRevolvers make you character feel more involved with the weapon your not just slapping a cold piece of steal into a mag slot your feeding new life into the cylinder of your trust partner. And judging by the look of the duke.44 they used in the demo it's safe to say that what your feeding your partners is nothing short of death and destruction. Come gameday ill have my rifle, ill have my magic but when I have my revolver GTFO my way.
Mordreid7/31/2013 9:57:08 AM PermalinkI am putting all my money on revolvers being ingame and I will have one at least for my hunter. Going full out western-esque style , sort of inspired by the "No name" characters of Clint Eastwood.
ikan 25767/31/2013 9:35:16 AM PermalinkI'm the hero of all the villains! - 11/4/2015 7:54:18 AMRevolvers are the epitome of badassery.
Th3Las7Samura17/30/2013 1:35:41 PM PermalinkI hope they have something similar in design to the 1911a1 because IMO it's the best hand gun ever made. Plus with revolvers you don't get the sweet sensation that comes with a TRB.
Mindshard7/30/2013 8:05:13 PM PermalinkI never understood the fascination with revolvers. Severely reduced ammunition capacity over a modern pistol and more recoil. Not only that, but by just looking at your gun your opponent would know the absolute maximum number of shots you have (in a real situation).
redreaper7/30/2013 11:17:16 PM PermalinkHaving a revolver is badass at first but after a while reloading every 6-8 shots is a pain plus they arnt reliable in my experience
Hunter7/30/2013 3:16:05 PM PermalinkI'll be killing aliens with my trusty 7-shooter. All lucky 7s.
ApexTallyFoxEdited by ApexTallyFox: 7/30/2013 2:33:01 PM Permalinkgive me a clipped pistol.. I'm prefer it..like the PPK, but revolver.. hm... on one condition.... it must use 45. ACP bullets..
VollEdited by Voll: 7/30/2013 2:22:41 PM PermalinkRevolver & Space Magic; the best duo for me. And also, I can't wait to be the next "Revolver Ocelot" in space.
Tibbaryllis7/8/2013 5:44:42 PM PermalinkWasn't the revolver hand cannon from the demo a 7 shot? Hmm. Revolvers are fine, but I'm hoping not all pistol weapons are revolvers. I like borderlands mix of semi auto, auto, and hand cannon.


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A poem about being a servant for God.
Lord, give me a servant's heart
That I may serve like you
Lord, help me to do my part
In all I say and do
To see others with your eyes
and love the way you do
To soar as the eagle flies
Up to the sky so blue
I will follow where you lead
a servant true, I'll be
Helping those who are in need
For your love sets me free
Lord, I want to be like you
Show me where to start
Help me serve all other's too
with a pure and willing heart
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Linda Garro, President
University of California, Los Angeles
LINDA C. GARRO holds doctorates in Social Sciences – Anthropology (1983, University of California, Irvine) and Cognitive Psychology (1982, Duke University). She is Professor of Anthropology and Academic Senate Distinguished Teacher at the University of California, Los Angeles. Her research activities are in the areas of medical and psychological anthropology and include: how families make health care decisions; matters of health and illness in everyday life contexts; representing cultural knowledge about illness; cultural consensus and patterned variability in such knowledge; illness narratives; and remembering as a jointly social, cultural and cognitive process, or, more broadly, the intertwining of cultural, social and cognitive processes in "effort after meaning" as part of everyday life. She is co-author, with James Young, of Medical Choice in a Mexican Village and co-editor, with Cheryl Mattingly, of Narrative and the Cultural Construction of Illness and Healing. Her articles have appeared in American Anthropologist; American Ethnologist; Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry; Medical Anthropology Quarterly; Ethos; Social Science and Medicine; Transcultural Psychiatry; and other journals. In 1999, she received the Stirling Award from the Society for Psychological Anthropology.
Elisa Sobo, President Elect
San Diego State University
Elisa "EJ" Sobo is a professor of anthropology at San Diego State University (SDSU). Prior to joining SDSU in 2005, she worked for the Veterans Healthcare Administration and, before that, for Children's Hospital San Diego. Her current research focuses on the intersection of education and the cultivation of health. Representative publications include "Salutogenic Education and the Lifescape Paradigm: Movement and Whole Child Health in a Waldorf (Steiner) School"; "Play's Relation to Health and Well Being in Preschool and Kindergarten"; and "High Physical Activity Levels in Waldorf/Steiner Education Refect Alternative Developmental Understandings." Recent books include Dynamics of Human Bio-cultural Diversity: A Unifed Approach; The Cultural Context of Health, Illness and Medicine; and Culture and Meaning in Health Services Research: A Practical Field Guide. Sobo is presently on the editorial boards of Anthropology & Medicine, Medical Anthropology, and Medical Anthropology Quarterly. She has served on the Society for Medical Anthropology's executive board previously (2004-07), and she has chaired various SMA interest groups as well: the AIDS and Anthropology Research Group (AARG, 1999-2000), the group for Clinically Applied Medical Anthropology (CAMA, 2001-03), and the Council on Infant and Child Health and Welfare (CICH). Within the AAA, EJ has served on and co-chaired the Committee on Public Policy (CoPP, 2009-11) and she is presently on the steering committee of the Anthropology of Childhood and Youth Interest Group (ACYIG, 2011-present).
Janelle S. Taylor, Secretary
University of Washington
Janelle Taylor is a Professor in and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Washington. Her work seeks to document and understand how people make meaning around illness, and how those meanings matter in the world—shaping the kinds of actions people take, the kinds of knowledge and technology they produce, and the kinds of bodies, lives, and social relations they create. Dr. Taylor's research has focused on a variety of topics relating to medical technology, medical education, and medical practice in the U.S.—including fetal ultrasound imaging, medical decision-making at the end of life, and how "culture" is understood and taught within medical education. Lately she has been pursuing research on standardized patient performances (i.e., staged clinical encounters with actors who role-play patients), and on dementia. Both projects examine how persons get represented within U.S. biomedicine, and consider the social, cultural, political, and clinical consequences that follow. Her publications include The Public Life of the Fetal Sonogram: Technology, Consumption, and the Politics of Reproduction (2008); the coedited volume Consuming Motherhood (2004); "On Recognition, Caring, and Dementia" (MAQ 2008), and "The Story Catches You and You Fall Down: Tragedy, Ethnography, and 'Cultural Competence'" (MAQ 2003).
Doug Henry, Treasurer
University of North Texas
I am an Associate Professor and Medical Anthropologist at the University of North Texas in Denton, TX. I am broadly interested in health care decision making, particularly self-treatment, along with public health, violence and health, forced migration upon disasters, and distress idioms. I have published numerous articles on the Sierra Leone conflict and responses to refugees, particularly in the areas of refugee health, the structural violence of resource extraction and war, continuing forms of "post-conflict" violence against women, disasters and international aid, youth, and HIV. Since having children, I have become increasingly interested in sleep disorders, and the culture of sleep and alertness, as prisms which refract meaningful social discussions about power, gender, sick roles, and our preoccupations with work, and productivity. As incoming treasurer, I hope the SMA can continue to show its public face. This should be easy for us- our critical engagement with the world and the well-being of its people takes our work across clinics, communities, and health campaigns. This is why I love our field, in its combination of critical and applied significance.
Roberta Baer
University of South Florida
I am a Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of South Florida. I received my Ph.D. in 1984 for the University of Arizona, doing dissertation research in northern Mexico on relationships between household patterns of income allocation and dietary patterns and nutritional status (Cooking and Coping Among the Cacti, 1998). A set of research projects in the late 1980's focused on Mexican use of lead based remedies to treat the folk illness, empacho. In the 1990's, I conducted a series of studies on biomedical correlates of folk illness among migrant workers in Florida. This has been followed by a long term collaboration with Susan Weller, as well as my Mexican colleagues, Javier Garcia de Alba, and Ana Salcedo Rocha on cross cultural understandings of disease and illness among laypeople and physicians. In a 2012 study of beliefs about diabetes among Mexican and US laypeople, physicians and patients, we expanded our samples to include patients. And my most current work focuses on comparisons of perceptions of H1N1 (and how it differs from the common cold) in Mexican and US lay and physician populations, and looks at the effect of social class on these beliefs.
Alexander Edmonds
University of Edinburgh
Alex Edmonds is Professor of Social and Medical Anthropology at the University of Edinburgh. His research interests include plastic surgery and beauty, mental health and psychological expertise, military cultures, visual anthropology and international development. Regionally, he works primarily in Brazil and the United States. His book, Pretty Modern: Beauty, Sex, and Plastic Surgery in Brazil, tracks the emergence of Brazil as a global leader in plastic surgery. His research in Brazil received the Diana Forsythe Prize for best book in the anthropology of science, technology and biomedicine, the Eileen Basker Prize for research on gender and health, and the David Edge prize for best journal article in STS. He is currently doing a comparative study of psychological health and reintegration among soldiers after combat, with funding from the European Research Council. He holds a PhD in anthropology from Princeton University.
John (Juan) Luque
Medical University of South Carolina
John (Juan) Luque, PhD, MPH is associate professor in the Department of Public Health Sciences, College of Medicine and Hollings Cancer Center at Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. Luque received his doctoral degree in medical anthropology and his MPH from the University of South Florida where his research was focused on child respiratory health and natural disasters in Andean Ecuador. He also received postdoctoral training in behavioral oncology at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa. He has served as Principal Investigator on multiple research projects sponsored by the National Institutes of Health on cultural factors related to cancer screening and attitudes toward cancer prevention in Latino and African-American populations in the U.S. South. He is currently testing the effectiveness of lay health advisor programs to increase cancer prevention and control in these populations. He has expanded his interest in cancer education to work with a cervical cancer screening clinic in Cusco, Peru to promote screening opportunities in low resource communities. Luque has published over 30 peer-reviewed articles in scholarly journals in anthropology, medicine, and public health. With Chad Morris, he co-edited Anthropological Insights on Effective Community-Based Coalition Practice for a special issue of the Annals of Anthropological Practice in 2011. Luque has served on the SMA Career Achievement Committee since 2012.
Athena Mclean
Central Michigan University
Athena Mclean, Ph.D. is Professor of Anthropology at Central Michigan University, where she teaches medical anthropology, theory, ethnography, aging, and global justice. Dr. McLean headed the Ethnographic Research Unit of the TRIL (Technology Research for Independent Living) Project in Ireland (2007–2008). Her research has taken her to Greece and Cyprus. She has enduring interests and publications in the production of medical knowledge, psychiatric patients' rights movements, and dementia care. She has more recently focused on personhood/citizen rights debates regarding dementia care, the ethics of using monitoring technologies with cognitively impaired elders, and the limitations of biomarkers for identifying dementia risk, with attention to the moral and experiential dimensions of caregiving and structural and ideological impediments to care. Her book, The Person in Dementia: a study of nursing home care in the US (2007, U of Toronto Press), earned the SMA New Millennium Award in 2009. With Annette Leibing, she co-edited The Shadow Side of Fieldwork: Exploring the blurred borders between ethnography and life as part of her continued interest in subjectivity in ethnographic research (2007). She has also served as the Co-Chair of the CMA (previously, Critical Medical Anthropology, now the Critical Anthropology of Global Health Caucus) (1994–1997), and was CMA's Coordinator for the Rudolf Virchow Award Committee (1997–2007).
James Pfeiffer
University of Washington
James Pfeiffer PhD, MPH, is Associate Professor in the Department of Global Health and the Department of Anthropology at the University of Washington, Seattle. Dr. Pfeiffer is also the Executive Director of Health Alliance International, a Seattle-based non-profit affiliated with the UW, where he helps coordinate and manage a wide range of public health programs, operations research projects, and program evaluations in Mozambique, Cote D'Ivoire, and East Timor. He received his doctoral degree in medical anthropology and his MPH from UCLA where his interests centered on inequality and the political economy of health in southern Africa. He has conducted extensive fieldwork in Mozambique on primary health care, the scale-up of HIV/AIDS treatment and PMTCT, health system strengthening, and community health resources including churches and traditional healers. Other research has focused on development policy, NGOs, churches, and primary health care. Dr. Pfeiffer's article "African Independent Churches in Mozambique: Healing the Afflictions of Inequality" received the Polar Prize in 2003.
Lesley Sharp
Barnard College and Columbia University
Lesley A. Sharp is Ann Whitney Olin Professor of Anthropology at Barnard College and senior research scientist in sociomedical sciences of the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University. Her areas of specialization include religious forms of healing, body commodifcation, anthropological critiques of bioethics, and the moral dimensions of experimental science. Sharp is the author of five books, including The Possessed and the Dispossessed: Spirits, Identity, and Power in a Madagascar Migrant Town (1993); Strange Harvest: Organ Transplants, Denatured Bodies, and the Transformed Self (2006), which won the SMA New Millennium Book Prize; The Transplant Imaginary: Mechanical Parts, Animal Parts, and Moral Thinking in Highly Experimental Science (2013); and the forthcoming co-edited volume with Nancy Chen, Bioinsecurity and Vulnerability (2014).
Sarah Willen
University of Connecticut
Sarah S. Willen, PhD, MPH is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Connecticut, where she is also Director of the Research Program on Global Health and Human Rights at the Human Rights Institute. A medical and sociocultural anthropologist, she is an alumna of Emory University and a former NIMH Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Global Health & Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Her current research interests include illegalized migration from West Africa and the Philippines to Tel Aviv, Israel; health and human rights activism in Israel and the U.S.; and social justice mobilization in the context of U.S. medical education. She has authored over 25 articles and book chapters and edited or co-edited seven volumes, including special issues of Culture, Medicine & Psychiatry (2013), Social Science & Medicine (2012), Ethos (2012), and International Migration (2007) as well as Shattering Culture: American Medicine Responds to Cultural Diversity (Russell Sage, 2011), A Reader in Medical Anthropology: Theoretical Trajectories, Emergent Realities (Wiley-Blackwell, 2010), and Transnational Migration to Israel in Global Comparative Context (Lexington, 2007). Her key publications include articles in Medical Anthropology Quarterly (2011) and the Harvard Review of Psychiatry (2010). Willen is also co-founder and co-editor of the blog AccessDenied: A Conversation on Unauthorized Im/migration and Health, which began as an SMA Take a Stand Initiative.
Cathleen Willging
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation and University of New Mexico
Cathleen Willging, PhD, is a Senior Research Scientist at the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation. She is also an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico. Willging received her doctoral degree in anthropology at Rutgers University and undertook her postdoctoral studies at the University of New Mexico where she specialized in both mental health services research and evaluation. Willging is a practicing medical anthropologist focused on public mental health and substance use services in the United States, institutional ethnography, health care reform, and the advancement of culturally- and contextually-relevant programs to support marginalized groups affected by persistent disparities. Shaped by anthropological theory and praxis, Willging's research bridges the fields of public health, psychiatry, and social work, and typically involves mixed-method research designs, participatory methods, and team-based ethnography. She has researched and written about a variety of topics related to managed care, health policy, rural populations, and implementation of major systems-change initiatives to provide child welfare and mental health services in multiple states. Willging's current work is concerned with adapting and developing mental health interventions to help ameliorate the effects of social injustice experienced by psychiatrized populations, including incarcerated women and gender and sexual minorities.
Jonathan Stillo, MASA President
The City University of New York Graduate Center
Jonathan Stillo is a doctoral candidate in anthropology at the City University of New York Graduate Center. He has been an Adjunct Lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in both the anthropology department and in the NYPD Leadership Program, and the High School Anthropology Program Manager at the American Museum of Natural History. He has received research grants from NSF, SSRC, and Fulbright-Hays, among others. Since 2006, Jonathan has been researching tuberculosis in Romania—including living at a Romanian TB sanatorium for several months—interviewing hundreds of patients and dozens of medical personnel. His research focuses on the connections between TB and existing structures of health and social welfare, with a focus on the increasing role that medical institutions play in the provision of social welfare. Jonathan has also served as an International Expert on the World Health Organization team that conducted the 2013 review of Moldova's national TB program, and is a coauthor of a 2013 study published in the European Respiratory Journal that estimated the economic burden of TB in the European Union. He has a recently published article in Anthropology Now on Romanian women's experiences with tuberculosis entitled "Who Cares for Caregivers" (2012). His blog posts about the sanatorium and working with dying patients are available at http://cac.ophony.org/author/jonathan/.
Ex-Officio Members
Clarence C. Gravlee, MAQ Editor
University of Florida
Clarence (Lance) Gravlee is Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida. His research focuses on the social and cultural context of racial inequalities in health. Gravlee takes a critical biocultural approach to health and human development, drawing on methods and theory from the social and biological sciences. His current primary project focuses on the health effects of racism among African Americans in Tallahassee, FL. Using a community-based participatory research (CBPR) approach, the NSF-funded project integrates ethnography, social network analysis, epidemiology, and genetics. Gravlee has done work on racism, stress, and health in Puerto Rico and in Detroit, MI, as part of the Healthy Environments Partnership. He also has been involved in the Tsimane' Amazonian Panel Study (TAPS), which examines the health consequences of globalization among indigenous people in the Bolivian Amazon. Dr. Gravlee received the 2010 Rudolph Virchow Award from the Critical Anthropology of Global Health Caucus of SMA for his paper "How Race Becomes Biology: Embodiment of Social Inequality." He is the Editor of Medical Anthropology Quarterly (2013-2016) and co-editor (with H. Russell Bernard) of the forthcoming second edition of the Handbook of Methods in Cultural Anthropology.
Megan A. Carney
Contributing Editor, AnthropologyNews
Arizona State University
Megan A Carney is a critical medical anthropologist specializing in migrant women's health. She is currently a postdoctoral research associate with the Comparative Border Studies Institute at Arizona State University and Affiliated Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Washington, Seattle. She is engaged in two postdoctoral research projects, one exploring the field of migrant mental health and repercussions of post-9/11 immigration enforcement practices in the U.S., and the other examining the health-seeking behaviors of female asylum-seekers from North Africa and the Middle East and the NGO-ization of care in the context of Italy's austerity measures. She holds a PhD in Anthropology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she conducted 20 months of ethnographic fieldwork among Mexican and Central American migrant women examining the lived experience of "food insecurity" and state approaches to dietary health problems. The findings of this research will be featured in her forthcoming book with University of California Press.
Sean Bruna, Web Editor
Western Washington University
Sean Bruna, PhD. holds a doctorate in Cultural Anthropology from the University of New Mexico (2013) and is an Assistant Professor at Western Washington University. Sean's research utilizes mixed-methods research to examine the intersections of identity and chronic disease (type 2 diabets and hypertension) in partnership with American Indian and Latino communities. He has training in team science, inter/transdisciplinary research, comparative effectiveness research (CER), and community based participatory research (CBPR) in frontier, rural and urban settings. Learn more about Sean at SeanBruna.com or @seanbruna.
Elizabeth Lewis, SMA Online Newsletter Editor
University of Texas at Austin
Elizabeth Lewis is a doctoral candidate in anthropology at the University of Texas at Austin. Her research examines shifting understandings of rare and undiagnosed disability in the contemporary U.S., and she is particularly interested the experiences of families within this dynamic diagnostic community. Her work is closely informed by her training in medical anthropology and disability studies, as well as by innovative approaches to digital methodologies and ethnographic writing. Her research stems from her intellectual, professional, and personal connections with and commitments to the disability community in the U.S. and also internationally, and her work highlights the intersections of anthropology and disability studies. Elizabeth is also an outspoken advocate for the use of digital and social media in anthropology, and she has extensive experience in this arena. She is a contributing writer for Somatosphere and has been an Editorial Intern for Cultural Anthropology since 2010. She is also the founder and editor of Disability Fieldnotes, one of the few websites devoted to the anthropology of disability. Elizabeth is very active on Twitter and can be found at @lizlewisanthro.
Carolyn (Cari) Merritt, SMA Administrative Assistant
University of California, Los Angeles
Carolyn (Cari) Merritt is a graduate student in the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Los Angeles, whose work falls under the departmental specialization in medical and psychological anthropology. Her current MA research examines variation in physicians' models of expertise for treating chronic vulvar pain in the United States to better appreciate the interface between cultural and individual orientations to competent care. In addition to exploring the ways physicians differ in the connections they draw between pain, gender, and personhood, she is also interested in the potential implications that varying treatment approaches by clinicians have for patients' understandings of 'sexual health.'


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Police have arrested a 22-year-old East Judson Avenue man in the Nov. 23 shootings of a of a woman and her son in their Oakwood Avenue apartment on the West Side.
Sherrick C. Jackson was brought to the Mahoning County jail Friday afternoon from the Cuyahoga County jail.
He is charged with two counts of attempted murder.
An arrest warrant was issued for Jackson shortly after the shootings, which left Michelle E. Holmes, 50, and her son, Robert Shaffer, 29, both of Oakwood Avenue, with multiple gunshot wounds. They were in the intensive care unit at St. Elizabeth Health Center last weekend.
Shaffer was shot in the abdomen, both legs and possibly the foot, police said. Holmes was hit in the abdomen and shoulder.
Quickly re-armed after the confiscation . . ..
According to the local media after the shooting of 'Noodles' in the parking lot of The Coconut Grove all the shootings and murders, and general mayhem ONLY takes place on South Ave near The Coconut - the reports on Judson Ave have to be false.
Another 22 year old animal that needs to be caged up. No use to society and never will be.
$473.08 for carrying a concealed weapon?!?!?!?!
Is BRIAN TARESHAWTY the new Don Hanni Sr.? He is the attorney I would want if I NEEDED an attorney to get me off the charges.
Is BRIAN TARESHAWTY in cahoots or working with JUDGE LOU A. D'APOLITO ? Seemingly, Judge D'apolito let this hoodlum loserman off the hook with a concealed weapons charge.
Should the voters and tax paying folks look into all the judgements of JUDGE LOU A. D'APOLITO to see if any improprieties exist?
My, COMMUNITY CONTROL SENTENCE imposed.
Is Youngstown is open for business?
At this very minute there are many on the loose and armed in Youngstown . Our wise judges and prosecutors know that guns are the tools of their trade . They view prosecution as persecution and want to make amends . The subculture is almost legit !
The $473.08 was never paid . . ..
@ Stan. Did you notice their is a notation (on the docket page) that their are to be "no fines or costs"... What's up with that?
"What's up with that?"
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OK, lets talk streets. I know the season for fixing them is quite short, so what are we waiting for? Perhaps for the Capitol to get fixed. Let's put it aside for a while and do something that will benefit the working (taxpayer) class. Lets start with I-94 from Lexington to Ruth and White Bear to Dale; Lexington Parkway from Seventh north to Como Park; all of White Bear Avenue, both sides; and University east of Jackson to where it ends. Rice street is undriveable until you get out of the city. Taxes, taxes and more taxes are being piled upon us (supposedly for the roads) but nothing is ever changing on these city byways. There are bumps and lumps and speed bumps in the middle of the freeways. How deep does a hole have to be to get some attention? Sick and tired of it.
Carol Ettesvold, St. Paul
A long list of fees
I just opened my annual notification for renewing my license tabs, and I wanted to give a shout-out to the state and Ramsey County for yet another reminder of how the taxpayer continues to get stiffed. Of the $52 I owe for that little sticker, all of it is listed as either a "tax, fee or surcharge." A registration tax for, I'm sure, registering, whatever that might actually be. A filing fee. Are there still offices and file cabinets with what, registrations, in them? The $1 tech surcharge fee is for doing everything electronically, right? Then what's the filing fee for? Well, regardless, this equals a total of $42.
I'll pay my fair share of taxes due for reasonable services. But stop double- and over-taxing me. I'd encourage those responsible for coming up with unique fee structures and naming conventions to expend the same energy on finding better and cheaper ways to live within the means of the taxpayers' ability. Four different fees and taxes on an annual license registration is crazy. Oddly, there is no charge for the sticker itself. But shame on me for giving them an idea of another possible charge to add to an already ridiculously long list of fees and taxation that does nothing but broaden the power of the government's out-of-control taxing antics.
Hans Molenaar, Shoreview
Bigger truths
Recent national columnists, printed on the Op-Ed page, are having a field day blaming Obama for the demise of Iraq. There is some truth there, but let's consider some bigger truths:
1. The waring tribes of Iraq were held in place by the iron fist of Saddam Hussein. We invaded (without legal or moral cause) and removed this iron fist. No surprise: anarchy.
2. We disbanded the Baathist army and police force, leaving no one in charge except U.S. forces.
3. It was suggested to reinstate the draft, so that a large standing U.S. army could remain in Iraq (similar to Korea). But "Do not dare to draft MY family" prevailed among the power brokers.
4. The previous administration did not know how to finish the war it started, and early on said: The next administration will have to do that.
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Basilica city center location
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Located in an early 20th century Hungarian center courtyard building you will this apartment very convenient to all the places you want to visit in Budapest. The apartment is on the fourth level facing Bajcsy Zllinsky street in the downtown area of Budapest. The Basilica is three blocks away, the Parliament is a ten minute walk. Buses, metros and trams stop conveniently by your front entryway. Keep in mind though the best way to see Budapest is by foot or bicycle. Your rental includes the free use of bicycles for at least two persons. We have many other bikes and if they are not committed to one of other units you may have free use of them as well. The apartment is 45 square meters and is one and one-half rooms plus a full kitchen and full bathroom. Ceilings are 3.8 meters tall so you feel comfortable in this large space. We have a king size bed and a real double bed plus. Privacy is available in the two sleeping rooms. Wifi is included in the rate as well. The building offers a grocery store, an ATM machine and an excellent Italian restaurant Il Basilico. 24 hour green grocers are located within a block or so. Andrassy street is three blocks away, the Operahouse is ten minutes walk and Instant Ruin Pub is 8 minute walk. You will find a lot of things to do within a short time after walking out the doorway of your home away from home.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
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|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Ferigheny Budapest Airport 20 km, Nearest railway: Keleti train station 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Central heating, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|Double beds (1), Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 2
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Central Hungary region
Our apartment is located within 25 meters of the Duna (Danube) River. It is in a residential neighborhood that is served by many restaurants, pubs, pastry shops and other food outlets. All price ranges are within a block of this apartment. On the ground floor of our building is a 24 hour grocery store. A full service supermarket is across the street. The city trolley to many areas of the city stops at the corner. If you bring your car a paid parking garage is attached to the property. Outdoor dining abounds at all the food establishments.
The Margaret Island bridge is at the end of Poszonyi st. The island offers exercise, bike trails, hiking trails, a zoo, a dancing water fountain, a large swimming complex of fresh water and thermal pools, a water slide, many beergardens and an outdoor performance stage. Ten minutes walk brings you to Parliament House. Three block walk to the main road takes you to the tram system that gets you to every tourist site on Pest side and to transfer points to get to the Buda side.
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PROVIDENCE (16-6, 6-3): The Friars return home after splitting games at Marquette and DePaul. PC is now 3-3 on the road after winning four road games last season. � The Friars beat the Red Storm a little more than two weeks ago in double overtime, 84-83. PC had four players score 17 or more points. � PC has won 14 of its last 18 contests with St. John�s dating back to 2001. � .PC has won six of its last seven games and is looking at a second straight postseason tournament berth. The Friars finished 19-15 last season and played in the NIT. That team didn�t win its 16th game until March 2. � The Friars have missed 23 free throws in their last three games and shot 69 percent from the foul stripe yet still lead the country from the line at .784. Oregon is just behind at .782. � Cotton is trying to become the fifth player in the last dozen years to average at least 20 points and five assists. The others are Jason Williams (Duke), Tyreese Rice (BC), Evan Turner (Ohio St.) and Nolan Smith (Duke).
St. JOHN�S (13-9, 3-6): The Red Storm are in the midst of turning their season around after a lackluster nonconference schedule and an awful 0-5 Big East start. Storm have won four of their last five games since the winless start, including a victory over Dartmouth. � The Storm looked good in a 74-59 win over Marquette on Saturday. Harrison knocked home six 3-pointers and led the way with 27 points after his team jumped out to a 33-20 lead. � Even through the improved play, they continue to be plagued by inconsistency. Coach Steve Lavin has yet to settle on a starting five and shooting is prone to large swings. In a last-second loss at Creighton, the Storm hit one of 10 threes. Against Marquette, the 3-point shooting improved to 8 of 20. � Lavin coached St. John�s to the NCAA Tournament in 2011 and the NIT last season.
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Review: The Grand Appetit does not disappoint! The food was high-quality and delicious. It is a great destination (because it is also in a fun neighborhood) for healthy, whole food. I love this place and will go back every time I go to Paris. The food is well-balanced and wonderful. Please do not go here if you expect attentive service, ordering is done at a counter and your food is brought the table. Please go if you are interested in healthy, macrobiotic, vegan food in a sea of pomme frites!
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AP Pro32 comments about Saints
Updated: November 13, 2012, 5:06 PM ETAssociated Press
NEW YORK -- Comments on the New Orleans Saints by the AP Pro32 panel (ranking in parentheses):
Chris Berman (ESPN, 12) -- Run from 0-4 to this. Very impressive.
Clifton Brown (Sporting News, 10) -- If defense can hold up, the offense could carry Saints to playoffs.
Cris Collinsworth (NBC Sports, 13)
Rich Gannon (CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio, 14) -- Defense will prevent them from making the postseason.
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Parkside's Dajour Diggs goes up for a shot against Crisfield as the Rams hosted the Crabbers Monday night. Parkside won 75-65. See the full story on Delmarvanow.com. STAFF PHOTO BY LAURA EMMONS
Parkside's #24 D. Parks loses the ball after a block from Crisfield's #30 Jaweyn Taylor as the Rams hosted the Crabbers Monday night. Parkside won 75-65.
Parkside's #25 J. Williams goes up for a shot against Crisfield as the Rams hosted the Crabbers Monday night. Parkside won 75-65.
SALISBURY — The tale of Monday nights clash between the visiting Crisfield Crabbers and the Parkside Rams is to never judge a book by its cover. Crisfield came into the game boasting the superior record at 7-1 (5-1 in Bayside South). Parkside, which have struggled as of late, came into tonights clash with a losing record (4-5, 2-3).
But Despite the records, Parkside ran away with this one defeating the Crisfield by a score of 75-65.
Sometimes teams feel its going to be easy because of the record, but thats never the case, Crisfield coach Dale Turpin said. We thought they were going to lay down and give it to us, but Parkside came to win.
From the opening tip it was the underdog Parkside which seized all the momentum by jumping out to a quick 7-point lead. Junior guard Jawan Williams had seven in the quarter helping spark his team to an early 5-0 run.
With the Rams owning a 5-point lead heading into the second, Williams caught a pass on the wing and drove the lane for an emphatic dunk which helped spark a 6-0 run.
We didnt come out with any defensive intensity, Turpin said. They came out and out with heart and out-toughed us from the start.
Trailing by 15 heading into the third, Crisfield came out the gates with a vengeance forcing three straight Parkside turnovers to start the half. Crisfield was able to capitalize off the Parkside mistakes opening the half on a 7-0 run cutting lead to just six.
Coming out of a timeout with just a two-possession lead, the Rams rattled off a 7-0 run of their own to get the lead back up to double digits where it would remain for the rest of the game. Williams and junior guard, Dajour Diggs led the offensive onslaught scoring a combined 10 points for the quarter.
Dajour and Jawan are best of friends and have been playing together for 2-3 years now, Byer said. They feed off each other so well and we as team go as they go.
Unable to match the offensive output, the Crabbers clearly allowed their emotions to get the best of them as they were called technical fouls on back-to-back possessions.
The guys got down on themselves and lost all composure once they fell behind, Turpin said. When you dont keep your composure you stop playing smart.
After the two technicals, Parkside could smell blood in the water and promptly finished off their opponents by building a 20-point lead going into the fourth.
Williams put the exclamation point on huge Parkside win with a thunderous two-handed slam that ignited an already elated hometown crowd. Williams finished with 19 points while Diggs added 17 for the victorious Rams. Crisfield senior Alex Cohen led the Crabbers with 36 in the loss.
This game may prove to be the turning point in Parksides disappointing season.
Weve lost four games by a total of seven points, Byer said. This is only our second home game and we have a real big week ahead of us with Pocomoke tomorrow and Stephen Decatur on Thursday, so this was a huge win for us going forward.


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I am there, tomorrow (Sat), because I am cool like that. I won't be there the rest of the con, but my bud yuumei will be, and she is right next to me so you can visit her and check out her awesome prints.
I will also be doing awesome low-price sketch/ ink commissions at the con because sitting is verryy boring without having something to do. So if you are going, come by and give me some money in exchange for a drawing, okay? There will also be Meek merch there and of course my horrifying smiling face.
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Jessica Alba on Wedding Anniversary With Cash Warren: "To Another Five Years"
Still in love! On Sunday, May 19, Jessica Alba made sure her husband, Cash Warren, felt more special than even on their five-year anniversary.
Posting a collage of her most memorable moments with her man, the actress, 32, wrote, "To another #5yrs #HappyAnniversary."
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In another montage, she referred to the film producer as "#mylove+myheart+mybestfriend+myconfidant ur my everything, I love u."
Warren, 34, made sure his wife didn't go unnoticed either, tweeting, "5 years ago today I married my soul mate @jessicaalba & my hair immediately turned grey. Go figure." He added, "#truelove #happyanniversary."
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The couple, who met while filming Fantastic Four, have two daughters together, Honor, 5, and Haven, 3. They married in Beverly Hills in May 2008 after three years of dating.
In a iVillage post in May 2012, The Honest Life author explained what makes their union successful.
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"Making time for our relationship in our daily routine -- even though it's surprisingly predictable and may not seem as spicy as our spontaneous pre-kiddo days -- [it] really helps keep the romance alive," she explained.
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Jessica Alba on Wedding Anniversary With Cash Warren: "To Another Five Years"
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I posted this on my (WARNING: SHAMELESS PROMOTION) Twitter account the other day--which just so happens to link to my profile on this here site (try it yourself!)--but if you didn't happen to see it either of those places, and you played through Heavy Rain, well, just watch it. Then tell me to what extent your mind has exploded.
Totally crazy, right? Though, it's certainly a bit less crazy when you realize that the gentleman in the video, Sam Douglas, was in fact cast in the role of Scott Shelby and the character was intentionally modeled after his likeness. So this wasn't just homage or, more bluntly, a shameless rip-off of a guy who already made for a pretty believable onscreen gumshoe. Some intrepid Giant Bomb users have since sent in other somewhat disturbing videos. If you want to see real-life Ethan Mars and Madison Paige, click on those links. And thanks to Beforet for sending this in.
When it comes to Heavy Rain-related videos on Youtube, however, you can't beat this one. The image of that wedge-headed 3D Morgan Freeman has been living behind my eyelids ever since I saw this. Gross.
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