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Saturday, however, wasn't the day. It's still too early. For understanding and for this team.
The Trojans lost another tight finish, this time to Georgia, 63-59, as the education of a young group continued.
"That's just who we are right now," O'Neill said. "This group of guys is gonna have great days here. And they're gonna end up winning a lot of games here. Right now, they're struggling a little bit, and they're not able to close out close games.
"That's unfortunate. But with that comes a lot of valuable lessons that, when the days are good down the line, which they will be for this group, they'll end up appreciating them a whole lot more."
USC, having endured NCAA sanctions, player transfers and the early departure to the NBA of Nikola Vucevic, has no choice but to rely on underclassmen.
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Jones, however, missed a 3-point try that would have tied the score in the closing seconds, and then Moore lost the ball attempting to free himself for another 3-point look.
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USC led, 47-39, midway through the second half but again failed to finish. The Trojans (4-7) have dropped four games by four points or fewer.
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Phil Straus
Phil is a photographer. He straddles the digital-analog border with a 4x5 camera and experience with film, scanning, Photoshop, and toned silver prints. For dozens of thousand-word equivalents answering the question, "What does he photograph?" see his website, StrausPhoto.com.
Phil is on the board of directors at the Center for Defense Information, where he's underwritten the launch of the Straus Military Reform Project. He is supporting a MotherJones.com project on militarism.
He's recently begun playing the piano and composing music, and he's returning to running after a 10-year lapse due to now-eliminated arthritis. He's looking forward to also returning to the study of mathematics. He has been a devoted player of the game Go more than 35 years.
He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Margaret Harris. They've recently become empty nesters. Phil has degrees in psychology and engineering. For other details of his past life, ask his cousin, Jane Butcher.
Monika Bauerlein
Monika Bauerlein is co-editor of Mother Jones, where, together with Clara Jeffery, she spearheaded an era of editorial growth and innovation, marked by two National Magazine Awards for general excellence, the addition of a seven-person Washington bureau, and an overhaul of the organization's digital strategy that tripled MotherJones.com's traffic. Previously she was Mother Jones' investigative editor, focusing on long-form projects marrying in-depth reportage, document sleuthing, and narrative appeal. She has also worked as an alternative-weekly editor (at Minneapolis/St. Paul's City Pages); a correspondent for US and European publications in Washington, DC, and at the United Nations; an AP stringer; a corporate trainer; a translator; and a pastry chef (a very short stint). She lives in Oakland with her husband and their three children.
Clara Jeffery
Vice President
Clara Jeffery is co-editor of Mother Jones, where, together with Monika Bauerlein, she has spearheaded an era of editorial growth and innovation, marked by the addition of an eight-person Washington bureau, an overhaul of the organization's digital strategy and a corresponding tripling of traffic, and the winning of two National Magazine Awards for general excellence. Before joining the staff of Mother Jones, she was a senior editor of Harper's magazine. Eight pieces that she personally edited have been finalists for National Magazine Awards, in the categories of essay, profile, reporting, public interest, and fiction. Works she edited have also been selected to appear in various editions of Best American Essays, Best American Travel Writing, Best American Sports Writing, and Best American Science Writing. Clara cut her journalistic teeth at Washington City Paper, where she wrote and edited political, investigative, and narrative features, and was a columnist. She is a graduate of Carleton College and Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. Born in Baltimore and raised in Arlington, Virginia, she now resides in the Mission District of San Francisco with her partner Chris Baum and their two-year-old son, Milo. Their burrito joint of choice is El Metate.
Steven Katz
Vice President
Steven Katz is the publisher for Mother Jones and its nonprofit publisher, the Foundation for National Progress. He joined MoJo in 2003 after several years as vice president of development for Earthjustice, the nation's leading nonprofit environmental law firm. While at Mother Jones, Steve helped found and was the first project director for The Media Consortium, a network of more than 40 independent, progressive media organizations around the United States.
Steve has 30 years of experience working in the fields of environment advocacy, the arts, social justice, and neighborhood-based housing development. Prior to joining Earthjustice in 1995, he was the managing director for a California urban environmental advocacy organization, Communities for a Better Environment, from 1989 to 1994. During the mid- and late 1980s, he worked in the nonprofit arts world, including three years as the managing director for the San Francisco-based touring ensemble, A Traveling Jewish Theatre. He also was an associate director for housing and planning at Brooklyn's Flatbush Development Corporation for two years in the early 1980s, and a development coordinator for a Bronx-based sweat-equity urban homesteading group, People's Development Corporation, from 1976 to 1978.
Steve has been on a number of nonprofit boards, including for Earthshare of California, the As You Sow Foundation, the Marin Center for Peace and Justice, and Turtle Island Restoration Network. Steve received his Ph.D in sociology from the University of California-Santa Cruz in 1987 and his bachelor's degree from Oberlin College in 1974. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife, Rachelle, and his son, Noah.
Sara Frankel
Sara Frankel has worked in media companies since starting her first job as a Mother Jones intern in 1986. She subsequently worked as an editor and feature writer for both weekly magazines and a daily newspaper. Since receiving her MBA in 1994, she has held a range of business positions in electronic media companies, most recently running an internet company she founded in 1999. She is currently working as a business consultant in New York.
Harriett Levin Balkind
For more than 25 years Harriett was a partner at the New York-based Frankfurt Balkind, an award-winning brand-strategy and communications agency with offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Known for its innovative integrated approach, the agency was purchased by Interpublic/Hill Holliday during 2002. At Frankfurt Balkind, Harriett was responsible for business development and led client-liaison and brand-strategy teams for companies whose needs required multidisciplinary marketing—identity, print, video, digital, and web. Clients ranged from AT&T, Avon, Saks Fifth Avenue, Pitney Bowes, Hearst, Goldman Sachs, HBO, and Sony to the MTA (Grand Central Station) and New Visions for Public Schools.
Today Harriett is a cofounder of Strat B in New York, providing brand strategy, messaging, and marketing communications for established companies such as Time Warner Cable Media and start-ups like Cindy Levine Group. She is a partner of Bemis Balkind, a premier Los Angeles-based entertainment marketing agency.
Harriett's career began in San Francisco, where she lived for 13 years and worked in retail and banking prior to joining Landor Associates, a brand and creative-design consultancy. After moving to New York, she headed advertising and public relations for Reeves Communications, which later became one of her first clients when she started Levin Associates; the other client was Gips+Balkind design firm, subsequently Frankfurt Balkind. Harriett has been published in industry publications such as Communication Arts, Graphic Design: USA, and Direct Marketing News. She has a monthly blog-azine, "Secrets no one ever told you," at snoety.com, directed primarily to women who are 45 years or older and are interested in new ideas and thoughts on living. She also serves on the Industry Council of Eurica Media Lab. She has one son, Devin, who is 25 years old and lives in Brooklyn.
Arran Bardige
Arran Bardige is a media consultant who helps companies and nonprofits create customer acquisition strategies. Previously, he was the associate director of analytics and insights for Newsweek and the Daily Beast, where he helped develop the "Read This" list and transformed the Daily Beast into one of the fastest-growing news sites. In a previous career, he pioneered the use of crowdsourcing for search engine optimization, and he led search engine optimization for all of Home Depot's products, as well as for BJs and Tommy Hilfiger. He is currently receiving an MBA from Cornell's Johnson School of Management, with a concentration in sustainable global enterprise.
In the summers, you can find him struggling to do yoga on paddleboards and going for accidental swims in various ponds. Arran is a proud graduate of Wesleyan University, on the board of The A.L. Mailman Foundation, and an active member in the Philanthropy Workshop.
Harriet Barlow
Harriet is the director of the HKH Foundation, which makes grants in areas relating to the environment, the arms race, and civil liberties, and is also director of the Blue Mountain Center, an upstate New York workplace for artists, writers, and activists. She has also founded and cofounded 12 public interest organizations and has been a member of the board of directors of more than 50 nonprofits.
Jane Butcher
Jane is chair of the Conference on World Affairs, chair of the Arts & Sciences Advisory Council at the University of Colorado, and a member of the BioFrontiers Advisory Board and the Health Committee, Rose Community Foundation. She is the founder of the consulting firm Conventional Wisdom Ltd.
Andre Carothers
Andre Carothers has more than 25 years of experience in nonprofit management, philanthropy, program development, and organizational and leadership development. He is currently an independent consultant. He was a cofounder and executive director of the Rockwood Leadership Institute, a national nonprofit training and consulting organization, where he now works as a senior fellow. He serves as chair of the board of the Rainforest Action Network and is a board member of International Rivers. He is also a senior adviser to the Weinmann Charitable Trust and the executive director of the Furthur Foundation and the New Place Fund. From 1984 to 1997, he worked at Greenpeace USA as an editor of their national newsmagazine, a campaign manager, and a member of the board of directors. He was a regular columnist for E magazine and has written extensively on environment and civic issues for many publications. He has authored numerous reports, articles, and conference presentations on topics ranging from the economics of timber extraction in Papua New Guinea to the integration of spiritual practice into social activism. He received an MA in environmental science from the Energy and Resources Group at the University of California-Berkeley.
Diane Filippi
Since 2001, Diane Filippi has been the director of the SPUR (San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association) Urban Design Center. She guided SPUR's effort to build a new Urban Center facility in the heart of downtown San Francisco (including a successful $14 million capital campaign), expanding the organization's reach into the community, the region, the state, and the country.
Prior to joining SPUR, Diane was a founding partner and managing partner of SMWM, the largest women-owned and -operated architectural and urban planning firm in San Francisco. She was responsible for strategic marketing, business planning, and all aspects of running a design practice in San Francisco and New York. Among the firm's notable projects were the renovations of the San Francisco Ferry Building and the new Main Library in San Francisco.
Diane has served on several nonprofit boards; she was chair of the San Francisco Friends of the Library, the board of directors of the State of California Friends of the Library in Sacramento, and the New York-based Libraries for the Future. She also chaired the campaign to Keep Libraries Alive, which won in an election by a large majority and raised more than $300,000,000 for San Francisco libraries, kept libraries open six days a week, and tripled the book budget. She is also chair of the board of directors of Rail-volution, a national transportation and livable-community organization founded by Congressman Earl Blumenaur.
Dave Glassco
Dave is a self-described "father, geek, and musician who lives in Austin, Texas." He is a Texas native, and true to the Austin ethos, he's creative, passionate, and active in his community.
Dave graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in government. He later attended the Berklee College of Music but returned to Austin to open Satellite Studio. Currently he is president of the board of the Participatory Culture Foundation, which supports open video on the web. He is also active in Texas and national politics and sits on the board of Be One Texas.
Mitchell Grummon
Staff Representative
Mitchell Grummon is the business development manager at Mother Jones, where he uses his facility with numbers and technology to help Mother Jones make data-driven decisions about digital strategy, budgeting, and planning. He started with Mother Jones as a volunteer in 2012 before moving quickly to the role of a publishing intern, a market research assistant, and a business analyst. In addition to his analysis duties, he manages the rights and permissions for Mother Jones content. Before coming to the magazine, Mitchell attended Occidental College, where he majored in philosophy and classics and captained the rugby team.
When Mitchell isn't hard at work, you can find him on the soccer field, the disc golf course in Golden Gate Park, or on a backpacking trail somewhere in the wilderness. When work gets tough, he is sustained by the thought of his annual trip to northern Ontario with his three sisters and parents to catch fish, picnic, and swim.
Erik Hanisch
Erik is a cofounder and president of the Seattle-based Quixote Foundation. The foundation was founded in 1997 by Erik's father, Arthur, to advance progressive causes through the action, education and policy work of dynamic nonprofit groups. Erik's wife, Lenore, is the executive director of the Quixote Foundation.
Adam Hochschild
Adam is a writer and was one of the cofounders of Mother Jones. He is the author of seven books: Half the Way Home: a Memoir of Father and Son; The Mirror at Midnight: a South African Journey; The Unquiet Ghost: Russians Remember Stalin; Finding the Trapdoor: Essays, Portraits, Travels; King Leopold's Ghost: a Story of Greed, Terror and Heroism in Colonial Africa; Bury the Chains: Prophets and Rebels in the Fight to Free an Empire's Slaves; and To End All Wars: A Story of Loyalty and Rebellion, 1914-1918. In 1997 and 1998, he spent five months as a Fulbright lecturer in India, and he teaches a writing class at the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California-Berkeley.
Richard Melcher
Rick is a founding principal of Melcher & Tucker Consultants, a Chicago-based strategic marketing and communications firm advising small and midsize companies and not-for-profit organizations. Since he co-founded the business in 2000, Rick has helped clients with strategic planning, media and capital campaigns, and in building alliances. Prior to his current endeavors, Rick worked at two leading public policy web sites, and spent two decades at Business Week magazine, managing bureaus in Chicago and London, and where he received the Citation for Excellence from the Overseas Press Club for reporting on Europe and the Center for Education Reform's award for Excellence in Journalism.
Rick is a board member of the Foundation for National Progress, and serves on the national board of trustees and the Chicago advisory board of Facing History and Ourselves. He is also on the executive committee of the board of directors of Chicago Commons and is a member of the Economic Club of Chicago and the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations. A graduate of Duke University, Rick and his wife, Barbara, are the parents of three children.
Carolyn Mugar
Carolyn Mugar is and has been for twenty years the Executive Director of Farm Aid. Previous to that, she was an organizer with the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union and the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers International Union. Both unions have since merged several times. She also founded the Armenia Tree Project based in Watertown Massachusetts and Yerevan, Armenia and is very active on Armenian issues, going back and forth to Armenia several times a year. She likes to bike a lot. She walked the whole Camino in Spain over four years ago. She went to college and received a higher education.
Tim Murphy
Staff Representative
Tim Murphy is a reporter in MoJo's DC bureau. Last summer he logged 22,000 miles while blogging about his cross-country road trip for Mother Jones. His writing has been featured in Slate and the Washington Monthly.
Jon Pageler
Jon Pageler has been a Vice President of Diageo, the world's leading premium drinks company, since 2003 and is currently responsible for Marketing Communications. At Diageo, Mr. Pageler's responsibilities include overseeing the marketing communications efforts in North America, as well as coordinating these efforts with the other Diageo markets worldwide. Prior to becoming the Head of Marketing Communications for North America, Mr. Pageler served as the Brand Communications Strategist in Diageo's world Headquarters in London.
Mr. Pageler began his tenure with Diageo in Napa, as the Diageo Chateau & Estate Wine Company's executive in charge of Corporate Relations in the role of Vice President Corporate Relations, Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines.
From 2000 to 2003, prior to joining Diageo, Mr. Pageler worked for the Crisis Management and Strategic Communications firm, Westhill Partners, where, among other responsibilities, he managed the firm's largest client, Diageo. Mr. Pageler came to Westhill from his role as Scheduler and, ultimately, Trip Director on the Bill Bradley for President Campaign, where he served for two years. From 1995 through 1998, Mr. Pageler held positions on several political campaigns including as the Scheduler for Charles Schumer's successful bid to unseat US Senator Al Damato and as Campaign Manager for Charlie King's unsuccessful bid for New York State Lieutenant Governor.
Prior to that Mr. Pageler worked for the American Red Cross as a communications specialist and as an Investigator for the Neighborhood Defender Service of Harlem, a non-profit criminal defense firm based on 125th Street in Manhattan.
Mr. Pageler graduated with honors and a BA in Philosophy from Carleton College in Northfield Minnesota in 1990.
Ken Pelletier
Ken is a technologist, designer, musician and amateur chef. Working at the intersection of design and technology, Ken has led several software and design projects over a 30-year career, most recently as CTO at Groupon.com He is currently an investor and advisor to several early stage start-ups, including DesktimeApp.com, TheNounProject.com and Kitchensurfing.com
Ken serves on the board of The Old Town School of Folk Music and The Awesome Foundation of Chicago, and is partner and board member at City Winery Chicago.
Ken has had a lifelong interest in cooking and the politics of food. He recently completed the 'La Technique' program at The French Culinary Institute, NYC and is a founding member of The Kitchen Community Chicago, a non-profit based in Boulder, CO that is building 'learning gardens' in Chicago schools.
Ken is a 20-year transplant from the Boston area to Chicago where he lives with his wife, Amanda Lao and their 2 year old rooftop garden.
Nan Schaffer
Dr. Nan Schaffer is a conservationist and internationally recognized expert on the rhinoceros and reproduction. Although her research programs focused on reproductive issues in a variety of mammals, Dr. Schaffer's greatest contributions to science and conservation center on the five species of rhinoceros. In 1998, concerned with the continued decline of these critically endangered species, Dr. Schaffer refocused her efforts and founded SOS Rhino, an international non-profit organization focused on saving rhinoceroses in their natural habitats. SOS Rhino's community-based conservation programs built on the capacity of all stakeholders to conserve by raising local awareness and promoting protection of habitats and animals.
In addition to her contributions to science and conservation, Dr. Schaffer is also a philanthropist and activist in the LGBT community. She was the first woman invited to join the Board of IMPACT, the predecessor to Equality Illinois, the state's oldest and largest LGBT political action committee. In 1985 she co-founded Outlines, one of the first lesbian newspapers in the Midwest, which became The Windy City Times, the oldest and only surviving LGBT newspaper in Chicago. In addition to her political and publishing efforts, Dr. Schaffer supported numerous LGBT organizations with her time, wisdom and financial resources, and in 2004, she was inducted into the Chicago Gay & Lesbian Hall of Fame.
In her retirement, Dr. Schaffer has continued her philanthropy, activism and conservation efforts. She serves as a governing member of the Chicago Zoological Society's Board of Trustees and continues to consult with Malaysian government officials and leaders of rhinoceros conservation programs.
Kevin Simmons
Kevin Simmons is the founder and co-director of two nonprofit art spaces: High Concept Laboratories (HCL), and Los Del Patio. HCL collaborates with Chicago-area artists and performers to foster the creation and development of new works, and also curates classes, screenings, lectures, and other events for the community. Los Del Patio, located in Panama City, Panama, entails a gallery, cafe/bar, center for studios and workshops, as well as professionally-oriented programming pertaining to the production and presentation of contemporary art. He is the president of Opera Cabal, a Chicago-based avant-garde contemporary opera company, and in addition to serving on the board of the Foundation for National Progress / Mother Jones Magazine, he is a board member of Molly Shanahan / Mad Shak Dance Company, The Canary Project, and the Azuero Earth Project. A former AmeriCorps*VISTA Site DIrector with LIFT, he studied political science and public policy at Princeton University and has worked in development and programming for a variety of environmental projects in Panama, including the Panama Rainforest Discovery Center and the Frank Gehry-designed BioMuseo / Museum of Biodiversity in collaboration with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute.
Judy Wise
Judy Wise is a long-time friend of Mother Jones and served on the FNP board of directors for several years in the 1990s. She is a Senior Director of Facing History and Ourselves, an international non-profit professional development organization for educators reaching more than 3 million students every year. She was the founder of the organization's first regional office in Chicago and served as its Executive Director until 2002, when she founded the UK office. She now works across the organization on marketing and fundraising.
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Luke Kuechly is the first to admit the Carolina Panthers don't always win pretty.
Seems the team's gritty star middle linebacker wouldn't have it any other way.
"That's not what we do," Kuechly said after Carolina's 29-26 overtime win Monday night over the Indianapolis Colts. "We just find a way to win at the end of the game, and that's what makes it fun here is we keep it exciting. You never know what to expect."
Kuechly had a chance to put away the Colts at the end of regulation, but he dropped Andrew Luck's pass in the end zone.
The 2013 NFL Defensive Player of the Year allowed a wet football to slide through his hands with 2 seconds left...


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| Karli1252 chapter 1 . 2/20/2014
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| TwiTragic13 chapter 1 . 9/12/2010
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| Guest chapter 1 . 7/20/2008
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| Hepburn chapter 1 . 4/14/2007
This is really good and to the point. The writing is extremly tidy and has just the right balance of the characters' traits. I am really enjoying it. Are you going to continue this story?
| Cierra21 chapter 1 . 2/21/2007
I thought it was funny how she told him to make her get out of the city. It remineded me of my little sister when I tell her to do something...
Anyway it was good!
| WonWoman Diana chapter 1 . 2/5/2007
...what can I say...just ecelent...great Story...sensetive and in charakter as allways.
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| librastar chapter 1 . 1/31/2007
EXCELLENT! i loved it! vividly imagined and written with great skill and excellent command of language, i loved it )
| brainfear chapter 1 . 1/30/2007
Wow that was hot. I love how you describe Batman all menacing and growling 'n' such. Gr.
| Lauren chapter 1 . 1/28/2007
Is what there will be a continuation? Because I like the beginning. It's known how Diana perceives Bruce. And it's interesting.
| alinaandalion chapter 1 . 1/27/2007
I love BMWW fanfiction! It just brings the biggest smile to my face! I really like all these one-shots you're writing. Looking forward to more!
| BlizzardAngel chapter 1 . 1/27/2007
oh she will so work her way around him that he'll have little fleeting thoughts of her when he doesn't want to and who knows, she might be able to hang around the knight when he patroling. lol, i loved it. great job
| T chapter 1 . 1/26/2007
What can I say now? That was such a sweet oneshot. Slowly taken and a pleasure to read. You protrayed both Batman and Wonder Woman exteremly well. I liked the title, I found it fresh. That was a refreshing oneshot that I completely loved!
| Icha chapter 1 . 1/26/2007
her smile growing larger as she poked him in the chest, her expression teasing and her hair streaming in the wind as she told him audaciously, "Make me."
LOL! The Diana I love!
But tonight, she'd wanted a taste – of Gotham, of the darkness, of Batman, and of Bruce.
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| nonac chapter 1 . 1/25/2007
Short and sweet, yet able to bring out the BMWW feel. You're a great author.
| Kipling Bunny chapter 1 . 1/25/2007
You're not human. You're a awesome BMWW fanfic writing robot.
Hahaha, I was shocked to see another one-shot alert in my inbox and I was so excited. I loved this one, of course. :D
So, yeah I've immersed myself into this ship. I just bought the first three seasons of Justice League(ok, so one is Unlimited...same thing)and I can't get enough. Anyway, I love the very largly Bruce/Diana eps like Starcrossed pt. 2 or Little Miss Piggy etc.
Though your 'Angels from Heaven' really gave their relationship justice(no pun intended lol).
But I love the subtle shippy moments. And I point them out to my friends when we watch them. It's great.
Like he's always there to save her and she him. Like Secret Origins where he comes to save them after he was assumed dead, he frees her first and she protects him yadda yadda. They barely know each other and they already have a connection. And they're always standing near eachother etc...Oh I could go on.
Ok, so suddenly I made this a hugely long review. But I just need to share my thoughts. :)
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A wave a national attention has finally come the way of Milwaukee's food scene and our very own host extraordinaire Kyle Cherek is in the middle of the action. When a recent production of the Travel Channels, "Food Wars" came to town he was asked to guest judge. The following is his behind the scenes commentary.
Showing up in the middle of a shoot of any kind, I imagine, is a bit like stepping into the middle of a dance floor once everyone is few cocktails deep and has found their respective grove. When I showed at Bar Louie on Milwaukee's Water St. to help judge which burger would prevail as the best between AJ Bombers and Sobelman's, the Vandals were at the door, as it where. As I zipped by on my Vepsa, Camille Ford, the Food Wars host was rallying, high fiving and generally whooping up screaming burger enthusiasts from both restaurants at the entrance of Bar Louie. I parked a safe distance away, and after the wildness momentarily, subsided, checked in with the crew at the door.
From the first instant, three things struck me. First, there are a lot of people here, many covered in t-shirts, hats, or whatever proclaiming there conviction about who makes the better burger. Two, the production and equipment sent up in and around the judging table were a great deal more involved then the typical Wisconsin Foodie shoots. Wisconsin Foodie shoots in a documentary style, agility being key. This set up had ladders, soft box lights, monitors, a make-up lady (really, for burgers) and lots and lots of cords and cable. Three, there was the huge copy of the "do NOT tell anyone who wins this thing" contract blown up and taped high on the North wall that everyone in Bar Louie had to sign upon entrance, swearing that they would not leak the winner or loser of the burger contest. In short, these people where freaking serious. My co-judge Josh Ozersky showed up a few minutes later. Josh is a trooper, he had just flown in from Kentucky, where he is researching a book, about the story of Colonel Sanders, and had been shuffled around by airlines since the early morning hours. The amazing thing about Josh, who received a James Beard media award for his book on the history of the burger, is that he remained a good sport, twisted a Norelco travel razor around his face and was ready to shoot. Camille and I caught up. She had done her research on me, watched WI Foodie online, read the 5 questions Andrew Zimmern did with me, in short, knew her stuff. We all took our seats at the judging table, and were off to the judging. What was the contest like?
There was a great deal of shouting by the respective sides of burger devotees. Picture a Madison vs. Michigan game in a close 3rd quarter. Midwesterners that share a lake, a general lifestyle and a weather system, suddenly pitted against each other and all ramped up about it. It was like this "hey, were all from here, we all drive the same streets, shovel the same snow, drink the same beer- but right now, your opinion of who makes the best burger makes me want to throttle you like a rag doll, or, at least shout a lot." It made me wonder, just for a second, "what if we could get this energy behind fixing our Public Schools, or keeping pesticides off of peaches, or maybe just old ugly guys rich going out with attractive women. In any event, the burgers were brought out, like holy grails turned Breadsmith Buns, Wisconsin Cheese and Ground Beef, and we ate. We did many takes. Lifting the burgers, biting the burgers, reaction shots, et all. In the manner that Olympic hopeful gymnasts practice their routines 1000 times, so as to perfect it for the old. Eating on food shows sometimes feels like that. No complaining here, what so ever, and to that end I had skipped breakfast on purpose, Eventually we had to pick a winner.
If you are reading this, then the show has aired and you know that AJ bombers took home the Food Wars "fork". I can tell you that Josh, Camile and I all talked candidly afterward, and each of us confessed we expected a sweep by the more classic of the two competitors, but when burgers were bitten into, we all independently arrived at the same conclusions.
So what do you do with guests in town? Well if one is Josh Ozersky you give him directions to several other burger spots, tell him it was truly great working with him, and stay in touch. Then take a minute to marvel privately at his burger dedication. If the guest is Camille Ford, you turn to her and say, "You want to tour the city "? Swell, as she is she says" yes", we tour, we take in few rounds of Roller Derby, (which she used to compete in back in New York), and then meet some of the crew for dinner. Originally they had requested Three Brothers, an iconic Milwaukee Serbian restaurant. I can't be sure, but I think in their travels of the Milwaukee, the Schlitz globe on the top of the building caught everyone's eye. Regrettably we were turned away, sans reservation on a Saturday night, a table just can't be gotten regardless of what food show crew you are. I placed a call to Hinterland, and called in favor. I figured after a day of burger competition, city tours and Brew City Roller Derby, I would send them to the airport the next day with a meal from a recent James Beard nominee. The group ordered Antelope.
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Lynn assumed the role as of Sept. 30, marking a return to DISA after leaving as chief of staff in 2008. Prior to his NETCOM assignment, Lynn commanded the Army Signal Center of Intelligence.
Lynn succeeds Rear Adm. David Simpson, who in a Sept. 30 DISA release reflected on his experience at the agency, where he had served as vice director since July 2011.
"I have always been a DISA fan," Simpson said. "What I didn't fully appreciate [before working here], was the breadth and depth of the talent at DISA. I have been very impressed with the number of simultaneous activities that go on all around the world, every day, led by individuals at DISA who see the imperative to reduce mission gaps and to provide new capabilities for warfighters at the edge."
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Manoir de Chalandes
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|Key Info
Originating from the 14th century the Manoir de Chalandes is renowned for its astonishing private gardens on the edge of the Loire, Brittany and the River Villaine. The Manoir even has its own spa and is a rare treat for those who enjoy pure relaxation and style. The Manor can accommodate up to 16 guest and can be rented with a neighboring cottage offering room for 4 extra guests. The cottage is an additional €100 per night.
Interestingly the Manoir de Chalandes was once a safe house during the 2nd World War, it stood centrally to the French Resistance movement lead by Marie Moquet.
The Manoir de Chalandes is ideal for parties, anniversaries, weddings, clay pigeon shoots, marvellous banquets and world class dinners with the regions best wines to accompany them. Stay for a day, a weekend or longer. Michelle, the owner, is a superb host and will make sure you are well catered for during your stay.
The famous gardens at the Manoir de Chalandes were designed by a leading landscape gardener to the Queen, called Alan Manson. Mason wanted to create a vision of royalty that would survive all seasons. There are over 10,000 species of plants and flowers, many that are both rare and exotic. Parts of the gardens are open to the public, however, the gardens are so vast that they do not interfere with your holiday experience or privacy.
|Sleeps up to 16, 10 bedrooms
|10 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 5 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Rennes 55 km, Nearest railway: Guipry Messac 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private indoor pool, Jacuzzi or hot tub, Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Boat available
|Private indoor pool
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Fax machine, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (8), Dining seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private indoor pool, Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Private fishing lake or river
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Sleeping a maximum of 20 guests, Manoir de Chalandes offers 9 double rooms and one single. All rooms have an individual charm reflected in their name. With crisp white linen, feather pillows, bathrobes and high-class toiletries, you will be sure to feel pampered, relaxed and sleep well. Extra beds are available on request should you have small children.
The main centre of activity is the salon. As with most rooms in the Manoir this features huge beams and a stone fireplace, as well as stunning views over the Rose Garden. Steps lead on to the terrace that overlooks the formal lawns and lake, always a popular place for cocktails or after dinner drinks.
The 'salle-à-manger' is now how it would have been in the 15th century with exposed stone walls and floor, massive oak dining tables and access to the main tower (now the bar). There is an arched doorway through to the library, formerly the coach-house, but now used as a conference room with all modern communication facilities. There is also a kitchen on the ground floor however catering can be provided.
Please note that the property can accommodate groups of up to 20 when hiring the neighbouring cottage in conjunction with the manor. It can sleep up to 4 in 2 double rooms and is available for €100 per night.
|Further details outdoors
The Romanesque heated spa pool is situated in the center of the barn buildings. Seating at least 12, this hand crafted mosaic construction is unique in France. The gardens have attracted visitors from all over the world, many comparing its beauty to that of Monet's garden near Paris, and remains open to the public at various times of the year. Guests of the Manoir de Chalandes have privileged free access to the gardens. The grounds of this Manor are secure and safe and not close to any main road making it an ideal place for children. There is plenty of outside space with several gardens waiting to be explored. Sports on offer include badminton, boules, and croquet as well as fishing and rafting in the nearby lake.
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The Brittany region
The delights of the French way of life can be summed up in one word, Brittany. Brittany offers eight hundred miles of grand rocky coastline with scores of bays and little fishing villages. The enchanting countryside is dotted with giant granite boulders and wild meadows on the moors, thickets and forests in a gently rolling landscape.
It is the buildings that give a region its soul, and in Brittany, you can find it in the megaliths, calvaries, castles, manor houses, countless chapels and old villages. All of them bear witness to Brittany's eventful history and wealth of traditions. Brittany was, after all, home to the enchanted Forest, was where Merlin lived, and where corsairs sailed to the new world. The people from Quebec retrace their roots here, and Great Britain owes the "great" in its name to distinguish it from this unique region of France.
It is in western Brittany that Breton culture remains most evident. In Quimper, and in the Pays Bigouden, crèpes, cider, traditional costumes and Celtic music are still a genuine part of the Breton lifestyle. Vannes, Dinan and Rennes, the Breton capital, have well preserved medieval quarters where half-timbered buildings cover markets, shops, crèperies and restaurants.
The walled port of St-Malo on the Côte d'Emeraude recalls the region's maritime expertise, while the remarkably intact castles at Fougères and Vitré are still a reminder of the mighty border-fortresses that protected Brittany's eastern frontier before its final union with France in 1532.
Holidaymakers are enticed to Brittany by its magnificent array of seafood such as shellfish, oysters, scallops and many tasty varieties of fish. Brittany is also famous for its farm produce such as salt meadow lamb, poultry and pork meat products.
Other specialties of the region are wafer biscuits and butter cookies. However, Brittany's proudest addition to the great cuisines of the world has to be the crêpe and its savoury equivalent the galette – these can be found all over in any of the typical Breton "crêperies" along the roadside or in the centres of old towns where visitors are often welcomed with a traditional cup of cider.
A long, rugged coastline, vast bays of glorious beaches, and a secretive, almost mystical interior is the lasting impression of Brittany. This most westward region of France, where the Bretons speak their ancient language and carry on age-old traditions, always seems a little out of step with mainstream France, but the many attractions welcome visitors in their thousands year after year.
The Manoir is situated in the heart of the french countryside on the borders of Brittany and the Loire, half way between the cathedral city of Rennes and Nantes, and about 45 minutes from the gold coast of Morbihan. Rennes is a sophisticated and cultural university city about 30 minutes away offering medieaval architecture and cobblestone streets lined with many boutiques and restaurants. Rennes also offers many large churches and a cathedral, museums, art galleries, and stunning public gardens dedicated to the advancement of horticultural scientific knowledge.
There is a large Saturday market and other small markets on most days. Activities available include, go karting, ten pin bowling and golf (3 courses). La Roche bernard, is situated at the mouth of the River Vilaine, a coastal seaside town about 45 minutes away, nestled into a hillside with winding streets lined with restaurants and picturesque views over the water. The nearest sandy beach is about 45 minutes away and is served by the warm waters of the popular Gulf of Morbihan. La Rochefort-en-terre is about 40 minutes away between the Manoir and the coast, a quaint town with cobblestoned streets lined with antique shops and restaurants and is famous for a its chateau, originally owned by american artists and donated to the town on their death.
La Gacilly (15 minutes away) is a very pretty town, usually adorned with flowers, and situated on a river. It was made famous by the distinction of having Yves Rocher as the deputy mayor and being the home of the Yves Rocher cosmetics empire. Guided tours around the cosmetics factory are available in-season. In association with the Museum of European Natural History, Yves Rocher has also created a vegetarium or botanic Gardens, dedicated to the advancement of scientific knowledge, and these are open to the public. It also is a haven for local artists' galleries and boutiques. Loheac, 15 minutes away, is a pretty town with very good restaurants and is made famous by the Manor d'automobiles which has the largest collection of Ferraris and Lotus' in Europe.
Our nearest village, St Anne sur Vilaine, is about 2 km away. It has a bakery, grocery store and a seasonal creperie, and sits on the banks of the river. The nearest town in the opposite direction, also 2 km, has a number of bars and also offers a grand church and famous roman chappelle with a roman mural recently uncovered and restored. The local town Guipry/Messac (about 10 minutes away) offers a large supermarket, restaurants, and river frontage where boats can be hired. The nearest restaurant is about 200 yards away and there is a Michelin restaurant in another local town: Le Grand Fougeray. This is set in the grounds of the public gardens and overlooks a lake and medieavel tower in which there are often exhibitions.
Being 500 yards from the river Vilaine, with miles of unspoilt river banks, there is ample opportunity to picnic, fish or boat on the river (Kayaks are also available to hire). There are many lakes and supervised swimming areas. Horse riding is available within a mile of the Manoir. Golf may be played at a number of courses in the area, but the most highly recommended is La Bretasche at Missillac (about 45 minutes away) in a magical setting of a moated castle. Other activities and interests available in the area: Reptile/ Amphibian House (3 miles away), pottery (0.5 miles), birds of prey talk (4 miles), Roman megaliths, and many countryside walks and zoos to visit. Wine tasting may be arranged in house (provided by the local wine merchant) or at our local cave.
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13 Mar 2013
"Unbelievably disappointing!"
We stayed last year for one week, for a special family occasion. This report has not been submitted before, due to impending litigation. The agents, Simply Chateau, have done their very best to rectify the problems we all encountered, but the faults of the house itself must be the responsibility of the owner. The gardens of this Manoir are beautiful, but, open to the public. Not hordes, but simply, you do not have a guaranteed private part of the garden. The house was incredibly dusty and our whole family washed every plate, cup, saucer, glass, cutlery, saucepan etc. as soon as we arrived. The bed linen appeared clean, but our robes in the bathroom were never used, as they were stained. We swept up dead flies in the bedroom and one bedroom where our young baby slept, had to have the bathroom door firmly shut and the window wide open, as the stench from the loo or drain was simply awful. The owners dogs yapped frequently and pooed all over the lovely lawns - not ideal for little children. The key holder lived in the annexe (which we thought we had booked when we signed the contract the previous year!) and he did the best he could the help with the problems that beset us. All our family were very stoic and, in spite of being hugely sad at the state of the house, and being extremely close to a very active level crossing, we enjoyed our time together as an extended family.
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Capture – (1st Hand View of The Historical Slave Trade)
A first hand view of the slave trade in the 16th-18th century.
I, Kay-a-le Olatunde, am from the Yoruba State. I was the woodcutter on my village. I had a wife, Nadia Buari, and a beautiful daughter, Jackie Appiah.
My troubles started when, after wudu one morning, I was in a clearing some miles west of my village. I was preparing charcoal for the local blacksmith, Van Vicker, when I heard a slight rustle behind me. Turning to look, I made out two faces, one white and one black, peering at me from the bushes. In my panic, I dropped the axe foolishly and ran – right into the arms of another black man. In desperation, I fought savagely with him and broke loose.
To my horror, I glanced back and realized that there were five men right on my heels. This, however, caused me not to see a rock in my way, and I tripped, flying headway into a tree trunk. The place suddenly became dark.
The next thing I was aware of was that I was my hands and feet were bound. And I was being hauled along, in the midst of these men. I thrashed about furiously, only to receive a rain of boxes dispensed all over my face. I could taste the blood from a cut on my lip.
After a while, they forced me to walk, pulling me along like a goat until we reached a medium-sized hut; a barracoons they called it. There, to my horror, I met some of the men from my village. They informed me of a massacre my village had suffered, and of how the females had been raped and sodomised, and half of them killed. I broke down upon hearing that my wife and daughter were among the dead.
After two months passed, which saw more tribesmen captured, we were tied together in a coffle, a group of seven to eight of us one behind the other, with forked sticks connecting our heads together. We started a journey with our captors to the sea, which took about a month and a half. Many of my companions either took ill or died during the journey, and by the time we reached the seashore, about half of us were left behind. We were hardly fed or rested during that time.
We were then checked by a physician, and the unhealthy and unfit among us (they were called 'makrons') were cast aside and ignored. Some of them were whipped for sport. Those of us that were kept were branded and stored, once again, in barracoons.
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ATLANTA - Chicago made another huge mistake in the red zone, and the Atlanta Falcons held on for another wild victory over the Bears.
ATLANTA - Jay Cutler and Matt Ryan have quickly passed their way into the records of two franchises known for running the ball.
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Canterbury Bulldogs sign former Eel Krisnan Inu from New Zealand Warriors
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THE Bulldogs have moved to patch up their injury-ravaged backline by signing Krisnan Inu after he was granted an immediate release from his New Zealand Warriors contract.
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