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Dancer from the Dance by Andrew Holleran is the story of gay life in New York in the late 70s, from the tenements of the Lower East Side to the beaches of Fire Island, from the bars and the baths to the avenues and the parks, all the places where gay men cruised for cock and love. It is a story about too often having to sacrifice substance for style, and how, once in a while, you do the opposite. It is a story of decadence and despair, of lust, love, and the lies we all tell, of coming out and the end of innocence. It is the story of Malone, beautiful, romantic, idealistic, and Sutherland, queeny, campy, and jaded. It is the story of how they met, became friends, and how their friendship intersected and impacted the lives of the people around them.
In the second day of back-to-back marriage hearings at the US Supreme Court, the justices heard arguments yesterday in United States v Windsor. Edie Windsor married her long-time partner in Ontario, after which the two of them moved to New York. At the time, New York did not permit same-sex marriages, but they did give full recognition to same-sex marriages lawfully performed elsewhere. When Windsor's wife died, the federal government sent her a tax bill for over $360,000 because the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) prevents the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriages. Had Ms. Windsor's marriage been recognized, her tax bill would have been zero.
Yesterday's hearing was divided into two parts. The first, much like the Prop 8 hearing, was devoted to a somewhat dull but important procedural question: the issue of standing. Because the Obama Administration was supporting Ms. Windsor's case, there was a question of whether there was anybody who was actually able to bring the case to the Supreme Court. In simple terms, courts resolve legal disputes. If both sides agree on the law, then there's no dispute. No dispute, nothing for the courts to do. Republicans from the US House of Representatives have also tried to step in to defend DOMA, but there were also some tough questions about whether or not they had a right to be in court. With that said, a majority of the justices seemed willing (or at least more willing than they did with the Prop 8 case), to rule that the case was properly before them.
I have to admit that I spent a lot of time staring at a blank screen trying to figure out how to write this piece. I do my best, in writing about legal matters, to find a way to cut through the jargon and make convoluted proceedings a little easier to understand. In listening to the approximately one hour of oral arguments released by the Supreme Court today it became quite clear that this wasn't going to be a particularly easy task, but here goes.
Just over a year ago, the United States Court of Appeal for the Ninth Circuit upheld a lower court ruling that California's Proposition 8, passed in November of 2008, was unconstitutional. Proposition 8 took away the right of same-sex couples to marry that had previously been granted by the California Supreme Court.
Unlike most cases, which tend to be straightforward, the Prop 8 case isn't as simple as your usual win/loss situation. That's what makes it so complicated. The Supreme Court has a number of options before it, and for any one of those options to be successful, at least five of the nine justices will have to support it. On the side of those who support Prop 8, there is one option for them to win, and that is for the Supreme Court to uphold Proposition 8 as a valid and constitutional enactment.
Today and tomorrow, the United States Supreme Court hears arguments in two cases about same-sex marriage. There's going to be a lot of bluster, but in the end the whole thing boils down to a few key issues. Here are the issues as I see them, and the fundamental logical disconnect that anti-equality forces are hoping nobody notices.
First, they say "it's intolerant for you not to tolerate my intolerance." Sound ridiculous? That's because it is. Using the argument of race, that line of reasoning suggests that the people who were against different water fountains and different seats on the bus were the ones who were really intolerant, because they refused to tolerate the views of those who would deny liberty to everyone. The argument is laughable on its face.
The next argument (that seems to be made in court) is that it's fine to exclude same-sex couples from marriage because the government has an interest in promoting marriage. Well, that one sounds nice, until you examine it more closely. For a government policy to pass the "rational basis" test, the policy has to have a (you guessed it) rational connection to the purpose it seeks to advance. The problem here is that there's nothing to indicate that allowing same-sex couples into the institution of marriage compromises or defeats the purpose of promoting marriage as an institution. In other words, the policy and the goal have nothing to do with each other. The people behind these bans know that, so they've thrown in arguments like "this is all very new, we don't know what the impact will be, so we have the right to proceed slowly." The problem with that argument is what happens when you decode it. What it means is basically that they don't know whether or not straight people will think marriage is tainted solely because gay people have been allowed in too. That's called animus, and the Supreme Court held in Romer v Evans that animus against a particular group of people doesn't count as a rational basis for government policy.
With the summer upon us, gays everywhere begin to think of one thing… well two things: (1) Looking good in the least amount of clothing possible and (2) PRIDE! Gay pride really is a second Christmas for homos and their straight/bi-curious friends, a Christmas laden with Speedos, binge drinking, camaraderie and making out with complete strangers from out of town. For those living in the Northwest, our summers are dominated by Pride events, with Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver, BC Prides all occurring in succession. Pride is a mini-vacation, with the majority of us taking three-day weekends (or calling in sick on Monday) and driving short distances to break from our normal lives.
What once started with a march through the city, has now become a three-day event, filled with house parties, pool parties, BBQ's and get-togethers. All ending in a huge block party. For those that have never been to a pride, the block party is truly something interesting. Within this one city-block, the sidewalks are lined with makeshift bars, grills cooking the usual summer BBQ fare for those who dare to be seen eating at a gay event, and a stage with rainbows everywhere. Gracing the stage with their presence are numerous foul-mouthed drag queens, muscular porn stars, twinky go-go dancers and D-list entertainers, usually some one-hit-wonder from the late eighties/early nineties or an American Idol runner up. Most importantly though, the block party is filled with every 'mo and mary in a 20 mile radius. It is a literal "who's who" of the gay community, or a "who's that" depending on the city. Although it may look like a harmless shirtless boy-party, the debauchery that can occur rivals that of Spring Break on Girls Gone Wild. I have seen the ads: I know straight people are no better. But I digress. The point is all of these homos gather for one purpose: to dance and drink from 11am 'till 2am.
Hello gays and gay lovers of Homorazzi! My name is Dave, the newest (and possibly youngest… I haven't checked…) writer for this wicked website. I just did the same production of Footloose with Tyrell in Winnipeg, which has me here writing for you fine folks in Homorazzi-land! Well, Footloose is all over now, but I had one of the best theatre experiences I've had to date. Something that will always stick with me from that show was the incomparable cast that I got to spend every day with. Some favourite things include prefacing everything with YOLO (you only live once), and honouring the biggest fuck up each night with a squid-hat from the carnival.
It is hard to think that those are all just amazing memories now. There was one guy who I will always remember though, because he taught me so much about myself. And surprisingly enough, he wasn't the wizened old jaded-painted-whore-of-the-theatre who has been around the block more times than a gay in the village on Saturday night. He was the youngest guy in the cast, a new gay, and greener than any gays I've met before, but it was like watching a movie of myself three years ago. It was amazing to relive that part of myself that I have moved on from.
Well one day we were sitting at the beach, I, bravely in my light blue Diesel speedo seen above (it's a wonder I wasn't lynched in Winnipeg), chatting about boys and life and whatever else the gays chat about on the beach. Well he was telling us about a potential new boy and how he is being careful and doesn't want to get hurt like he was in his last relationship, I just had to stop him and say, "So what if you get hurt? Isn't that the whole point? To try things out? Yes, maybe you'll get hurt, but hey, you'll learn from the experience."
So the night's finally drawing to a close, and that cute twink with the big blue eyes plants one last kiss on you before whispering in your ear, "so your place or mine?". Your confidence is through the roof. That last cycle of juice really helped chisel out your shoulders and chest. You're a little concerned about the black scars on your neck and back from the acne, but your boy will too drunk to notice them right?
Finally, you close the door to your apartment and push blue eyes up against the wall. You can feel the surge of hormones rushing through your body that must be from that extra set of bicep curls you hammered out at the gym today. As things get hotter, you tighten your grip and kiss him harder, but he tenses up and asks you stop. Stop? Forget that! You worked damn hard for this and you KNOW he wants it. Next thing you know, blue eyes is leaving, and you're horny, fired up and pissed off…
As a personal trainer I often get asked… "what do you think of steroids?" , and my first response is usually to sigh and shake my head. Ever since Arnold graced American screens in Conan the Barbarian, the image of what a man is has gone from the idea of the athletic football or tennis player to the muscle bound god endlessly pushing stacks of weight on the bench press or lat pulldown machine. In the year 2010 health and fitness seems to be equated to how close you are achieving Taylor Lautner's 8 pack. The fastest route to these "ideal" athletic bodies is also the most dangerous.
To channel financial guru Suze Orman, "Anti-equality people, you are DE-NIED!"
In what can only be considered another major step forward on the road to equality, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals denied this morning a request by backers of California's Proposition 8, the ballot initiative that stripped that state's gays and lesbians of the right to marry, to have a larger panel hear the case all over again in what is known as an en banc hearing.
So what does this mean? The existing appeals ruling, which upheld the trial court decision overturning Prop 8 as unconstitutional, stands. The last shot that opponents of marriage equality now have is the US Supreme Court. With the narrow scope of the ruling, and also considering how few of the appeals it receives that the Supreme Court hears, it is anyone's guess whether or not this appeal will even be heard at all.


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Thousands face repossession over interest-only mortgages
Nearly one million people could have their homes repossessed because they do not have a plan to pay off their interest-only mortgages.Read the full story ›
Profits up at taxpayer-owned UKAR
Profits have risen at UK Asset Resolution, the company set up by the Treasury to take on the unwanted mortgage book from Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley.
ITV News Business Editor Joel Hills is following developments.
Bad bank doing rather well. UKAR (N Rock + B&B's unwanted mortgage book) posts profit of £1,259m for year to 31 March 2014, up £186m.
The total number of NR and B&B mortgage accounts three or more months in arrears fell 39% to 15,483 in last 12 months.
93% of UKAR's 529,000 mortgage accounts up-to-date with payments. Thanks to "more positive housing market and improving economic outlook".
Lloyds: 'Important we don't disrupt this recovery'
Lloyds group director of mortgages Stephen Noakes has said that while the housing market outside of London was improving the recovery is "fragile" as "prices largely remain below their peak."
He said: "It is important we don't disrupt this recovery. But in London, house prices are almost now 30% above the 2007 peak.
"This is largely driven by issues of supply which are particularly acute in London and this is having an impact on income multiples which are failing to keep pace with asset growth.
"This prudent update to our lending policies is intended to manage risks to our business and for our customers."
Lloyds to tackle housing inflation with loan-income cap
Britain's biggest mortgage lender has said that from today, people applying to take out a mortgage worth more than £500,000 will see the amount they are allowed to borrow limited to four times their income.
ITV News Business Editor Joel Hills reports:
Lloyds says new limits will impact 2% of total mortgage lending. Bank wrote £37bn of new home loans in 2013.
Governor of the @bankofengland doesn't see a housing bubble but Lloyds Banking Group does, in London at least.
Lloyds Banking Group said it has been designed in a bid to tackle the pressure of housing inflation in the London market.
Mortgage broker: 'Important to prepare a lot earlier'
The Mortgage Market Review (MMR) rules aim to ensure there is no return to any irresponsible lending practices of the past.
But some concerns have been raised that it could slow down the housing market, which has been springing back into life over the last year, as the industry adjusts.
Each lender will have their own interpretation of the new rules, but in general people are likely to be asked for more detail about regular outgoings such as childcare, food, household bills, loans, credit cards, toiletries, hobbies and leisure activities, to see if they can afford a home loan.
It's important for people to prepare a lot earlier, potentially six months before you apply. Start looking through your documentation and go through a budget.
Lenders will also look for any impact that future life changes could have, such as when they plan to retire and how they plan to spend their old age.
There have also been reports of some people being asked if they are planning to start a family as lenders gear up to comply with the rule changes.
Mortgage lending clampdown comes into force
A clampdown on mortgage lending has come into force which will see lenders delve more deeply into people's personal lives, from their plans for parenthood to how they will spend their old age.
The industry-wide changes affect home buyers and people looking to re-mortgage and they will mean that lenders have to take a much stronger interest in people's spending habits and how their life plans could affect their ability to meet their repayments.
Mortgage applicants will need to sit through longer interviews, provide more paperwork to back up what they are saying and could find themselves taken aback by the probing nature of some of the questions they will be asked.
- ITV Report
How will the new mortgage changes affect you?
New rules that come into force on Saturday will make it harder to get a mortgage - here's how it will affect you.Read the full story ›
Have tough new mortgage tests 'gone too far'?
Martin Wheatley, chief executive of the FCA, told ITV News he thinks some of the strict new mortgage checks have "gone a bit too far".Read the full story ›
Tougher mortgage checks expected for new applicants
People applying for a mortgage are facing tougher affordability checks which delve into their spending habits on outgoings ranging from childcare, travel and clothing to wine clubs and even a flutter on the horses.
The higher hurdles are being put in place as lenders gear up for new rules which come into force on Saturday under the Mortgage Market Review (MMR), which aim to prevent any return to irresponsible lending.
Experts are warning people that they may want to consider reining back on their spending several months before applying for a mortgage, as providers will want to sift through around three months of bank statements "with a fine tooth comb".
The new industry-wide rules mean mortgage providers have to take a much keener interest in an applicant's regular outgoings, which could include what they spend on food, household bills, loans, credit cards and leisure activities, in order to weigh up whether or not they can afford their home loan.
Mortgage lending increases by 28% in August
Around £16.6 billion worth of mortgages were advanced to borrowers in August, marking a 28% increase on the same period in 2012, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said.
The estimate for August marks only a slight drop on the £16.7 billion worth of mortgages advanced in July, which was the highest figure seen since October 2008.

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South of Napoli, you can find these magnificent temples of Paestum. If you are anywhere near, don't forget to go there. It is really worth the detour!
Paestum and the surrounding area is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Enjoyed Salerno and on up along the Amalfi coast and then what a regret to find out how much I shouldve visited Paestum!but thanks for your page and pictures to get a close up view - maybe I will get back myself one day!
Beautiful - love the ants-eye view! leyle
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Ah, Athena was always my favourite godess of old Greece. What a shame, I missed it - but this was way ago with my parents :-) So, I have to go back, hope quite soon :-)
Simone, you are so right...I was so close and did not see it because I didn't know about it. reminds me of Agrigento in Sicily. Love your analogy with the "building ant"! Vibrant, vivid photographs.
Very impressive. I haven't heard about Paestum, but I was so close to it. Some other time, then.
Those Temples really are striking - the imposing pillars and the way you caught the blue sky framed with the trees!! Fantastic to have the place almost to yourself too!
When I was in Campania, I had to make a hard, hard, hard decision of not going to see Paestum... Well... I still try to believe that was a way to assure I'm going back there :-)) Your photos are really beautiful, Simone. Thanks.
Sorry to have missed Paestum when we were in Italy. Great page, full of info & lovely photos, well done Simone! (~_~)
I loved this place when I went! Wonderful page with beautiful photos.
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Showmedo is a peer-produced video-tutorials and screencasts site for free and open-source software (FOSS)- with the exception of some club videos, the large majority are free to watch and download.
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Hi Dai,
Yes, your new mic is great. It is much clearer and less noisy. I don't know where you record your videos, but the acoustic is slightly reverberant. You can fix this with a bit of sound deadening, probably fitted to the wall behind you, but it depends on the room. This stops reflected sound being received by the mic and would make the sound even better, but hey, a great improvement anyway. BTW, thanks for the videos, they are really useful!
Very useful. Said just the right amount with no time wasting. Very pleasant voice. I will listen to all your vids on Base.
This one was good also. However, the list of fields that he shows within his "Appointments" in this tutorial has more then what he showed and did in his prior exercise. I remember seeing the entire list of fields in the overview video so I used that to guide me to add the missing fields in order to follow his instructions on this exercise. Could get confusing for some people.... Thanks again! -Ron
So far I really like these videos. I really like the step by step method. I can work along side by side and follow the video. It's awesome. Thank you so..... much!
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We're working with openoffice and google docs in english language (our native language is Basque). We aim to use the videos so students can listen to native english speakers and put into practice what they see. Thank you for your great job !!
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I bought this lego set for my seven year old son and he put it together in about two hours. Simple instructions and the bags are numbered for easy assembly. There some unique lego pieces in the set for the collectors out there and Stinky Pete and Bullseye will be rare minifigures. The set itself is well designed and can played with by young children in the age range posted on the box. Overall lego did a good job with this set.
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Baked Rainbows
|Frozen rainbow trout/4 fresh brook trout, cleaned
|24 Ounce (2 packages,12-oz each)
|To Taste
|To Taste
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|White wine/Lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped parsley
|3 Teaspoon
|Chopped onion
|3 Teaspoon
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Tablespoon
|Sour cream
|1 Tablespoon
|Buttered crumbs
|1 Tablespoon
Wipe trout with a damp cloth inside and out, after removing tails and heads.
Sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper.
Cut heavy foil to make 8 oblong pieces about 8 x 6 inches.
On each of 4 foil pieces centre a fish, then cup the edges.
Heat together butter, wine, chopped vegetables and pinch or more each of the herbs.
Spoon over the fish.
Now cover with the remaining foil pieces and crimp the upper and lower edges together to seal out air.
Place on a cooky sheet and bake at 425F for about 12 to 15 minutes up to 25 minutes if using solid-frozen trout.
When cooked, gash each foil top and curl edges back.
Pour about 1 tablespoon sour cream on each fish, then sprinkle with crumbs and place under broiler until delicately browned.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1578 Calories from Fat 793
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 90 g138%
Saturated Fat 45.6 g228%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 570.5 mg190.2%
Sodium 776.3 mg32.3%
Total Carbohydrates 30 g10.2%
Dietary Fiber 4.1 g16.4%
Sugars 2.4 g
Protein 150 g300.8%
Vitamin A 103.1% Vitamin C 87.5%
Calcium 89.3% Iron 86.5%
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I've had a lot of users complain that the little "i" info button is difficult to touch on the iPhone. Ok, simple enough -- I just stuck a big-fat invisible button behind it that you can't miss even with the sloppiest of finger touches and, when you touch it, it does the infoButtonAction.
Thing is, I'd like to flash the info button, itself, for about .25 sec, just to give a visual "this is what's going on" type of feedback. I mean, I'm already assuming that you meant to hit the "i" button, so I'm just treating it as if you DID hit it.
I tried this, but it doesn't work:
UIImage* normalImage = [_infoButton imageForState:UIControlStateNormal];
UIImage* highlighted = [_infoButton imageForState:UIControlStateHighlighted];
_infoButton.highlighted = YES; // flash the button
[_infoButton setImage:highlighted forState:UIControlStateNormal];
[_infoButton setNeedsDisplay]; //* FIXME: No flash?!
[(AppDelegate*)[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate] infoTap]; // do the info action
_infoButton.highlighted = NO;
[_infoButton setImage:normalImage forState:UIControlStateNormal];
[_infoButton setNeedsDisplay];
Any ideas about how to get the behaviour I want?
(I'm also open to alternate ideas about user feedback, but still curious how I'd do this. Imagine that, instead, I have a "game"/prank where you push the "ok" button and "cancel" flashes, and vice versa, or something equally silly.)


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The next Star Wars film has had a detail revealed by the strangest source imaginable. Mythbusters' Adam Savage spoke up during SDCC in an interview just published this week by io9, speaking about the show, movies, and specifically a detail about Star Wars: The Force Awakens. He let it be known that he's a friend of Phil Tippet, master animator and puppetry legend, and that he was allowed to watch the filming of a sequence Tippet was working on. A sequence with old-school effects and the return of an awesome piece of Star Wars history.


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For the same damn reason that they put the meat on the TOP of the sandwich and the TOPPINGS on the bottom (unless you want to eat your sandwich upside down).
Oh....you're such a brat! One of the few things that I truly miss from Wally World is Rosa's and Liuzzi's cheese in North Haven. Not enough though to make me want to move back....LOL
Why Subway Is "The Biggest Problem In Franchising" That's the assessment of a congressional staffer who studied the industry. Founder Fred DeLuca's unique approach to the sandwich business has brought him staggering wealth—and big troubles.
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Happy National Puppy Day! No, we're not talking to you – we're talking to that adorable ball of fluff sitting next to you!
In honor of this special day, which celebrates the unconditional love puppies give to everyone on the planet, we've found 10 of the most amazingly cute pups who couldn't be happier to have a day that's completely devoted to them – and are equally thrilled that this super-important holiday falls on a Friday this year. Score!
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As LatAm stares down a growing list of infrastructure needs, builders and governments hope private lenders return. The only certainty is multilateral and state lending.
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headlines, as do multibillion dollar national infrastructure
investment plans. However, most of the deals that have to
happen are still only being talked about and the actual flow of
committed capital is relatively small.
Funds are available. A lack of bankable projects and
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One of the most electrifying players in this week's Monday Night Football game probably won't be in the starting lineup: San Diego Chargers backup running back Darren Sproles. So far this year, Sproles is averaging 6.2 yards per carry, has a 66-yard touchdown reception and returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Nonetheless, because Sproles is only 5-foot-7 and 180 pounds, no team thought of making him a full-time back when he came out of Kansas State in 2005. The Chargers managed to scoop him up in the fourth round.
If LaDainian Tomlinson suffered a major injury, could Sproles fill in full-time? There haven't been a lot of backs who had long, successful careers at his size, but there are a few notable ones. In honor of Sproles, we compiled a list of the best small running backs since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. To make our list, running backs could be no larger than 5-foot-9 or 200 pounds.
1. Warrick Dunn (5-9, 180)
The best small running back in NFL history is still playing. Dunn has more than 10,000 career rushing yards and is the smallest back ever to reach that milestone. (Of the other 22 backs to reach this milestone, 21 weighed more than 200 pounds, with the exception being Tony Dorsett at 5-11, 192 pounds). Dunn's career has gone through peaks (5 yards per carry in both 2003 and 2005) and valleys (3.2 yards per carry or less in 1999, 2001 and 2007), but he's consistently stayed in the lineup -- a fairly remarkable fact for a back of his size. Dunn has eight seasons with at least 200 carries, while no other back on this list has more than three.
2. Charlie Garner (5-9, 187)
Garner is the only other back on this list with more than 10,000 combined rushing and receiving yards over the course of his career, and his career rushing average was more than 4.6 yards per carry. He also managed more than 400 receiving yards four times, and in 2002 he nearly managed 1,000 yards in each category, ending up with 959 rushing yards and 941 receiving yards, plus 11 combined touchdowns. His career started very slowly: He never had more than 116 carries in a season until he left Philadelphia for San Francisco in 1999, his sixth season. The ending was also abrupt: Two years after his best season, Garner signed with Tampa Bay and suffered a career-ending injury in the third game of the year.
3. Brian Westbrook (5-8, 200)
Westbrook combined for 2,104 rushing and receiving yards last season, one of the top 40 combined yardage totals in NFL history. No other back who qualified for our list had a season with more than 1,900 combined yards. With a couple more years of this type of performance, Westbrook will definitely rate ahead of Garner.
4. Napoleon Kaufman (5-9, 185)
Kaufman's career was short but very sweet. Oakland grabbed him 18th overall out of Washington in 1995, and Kaufman averaged more than 5 yards per carry in three of six seasons. He averaged less than 4.5 yards per carry in only one season. His best year came in 1997, when he started all 16 games and gained 1,294 rushing yards with six touchdowns and 4.8 yards per carry. Kaufman left the game when he was at his peak in order to pursue a higher calling; he's now a pastor in Dublin, Calif., a suburb to the east of Oakland.
5. Stump Mitchell (5-9, 188)
Mitchell was a ninth-round pick by the Cardinals in 1981, and he had one of the best runs in history by a part-time running back. Although he totaled just 11 starts in his first five seasons, he averaged 5.4 yards per carry or more for three straight years from 1983 through 1985, and even had a 1,000-yard rushing season in 1985 despite only 183 carries. After 1985, the Cardinals did make him the starter, but he was a bit stretched in the role, averaging 4.6 yards per carry in 1986 and then just 4 yards per carry over his final three seasons.
6. Joe Morris (5-7, 195)
A second-round pick by the Giants in 1982, Morris was the only small back who really served for an extended time as his team's primary workhorse runner. He's the only back on the list to have more than 290 carries in a season. Morris' 1,516 rushing yards in 1986 is the highest single-season total by any of the backs on this list, and his 1,336 rushing yards in 1985 ranks third. He also had 35 rushing touchdowns in those two years combined. The reason he doesn't rank higher, however, is that he actually wasn't very good except in those two seasons. Morris gained 4.5 yards per carry those two years but averaged a dismal 3.5 yards per carry in his other six seasons.
7. Darrin Nelson (5-9, 188)
Minnesota took this Stanford product seventh overall in the 1982 draft. He was only the primary running back in two seasons, 1985 and 1986, but he played for 11 years as a situational back and part-time kick returner, averaging 4.4 yards per carry for his career. Unfortunately, Nelson's most famous play was a failure that happened late in the 1987 NFC Championship game. Washington cornerback Darrell Green knocked the ball out of his hands when it looked like Nelson had caught a touchdown on fourth-and-goal, and the Redskins moved on to the Super Bowl with a 17-10 victory.
8. Dave Meggett (5-7, 190)
Meggett is one of the original "Bill Parcells guys," a fifth-round pick for the Giants in 1989 who went with Parcells from team to team throughout the '90s. He was primarily a return man and third-down back who never had a season with 100 carries, but he did manage at least 30 receptions for eight straight seasons from 1989 through 1996.
9. Bruce Harper (5-8, 174)
An undrafted free agent from Kutztown State, Harper played eight seasons for the Jets between 1977 and 1984. Like Meggett, he was best known as a kick returner, but he also averaged 4.9 yards per carry as a running back over the course of his career and caught more than 50 passes in both 1980 and 1981. Harper will forever be a part of Jets lore because his jersey is the one worn by the famous Jets fan "Fireman Ed."
10. Mike Garrett (5-9, 191)
Garrett won the 1965 Heisman Trophy for USC (where he currently serves as athletic director) and played for eight years with Kansas City and San Diego. Only Garner and Dunn have more combined rushing and receiving yards for their careers, but Garrett gets an asterisk as the tenth man on our list -- his best years came between 1966 and 1969, before the AFL-NFL merger.
It's worth noting that a number of all-time greats narrowly miss our list because of the maximum size we used. Barry Sanders was 5-8, 203 pounds, while Walter Payton, Thurman Thomas and Tiki Barber were all listed at 5-10, 200 pounds.
Aaron Schatz is president of Football Outsiders Inc. and the lead author of "Pro Football Prospectus 2008," now on sale online and in bookstores everywhere.


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Re: Is it feasible to rank Wills over Dempsey in an ATG list?
Interesting article written by Dempsey in 1963 for Ebony magazine.
"From the inception of boxing in this country it has been dominated by men who developed out of struggle with life. Our first real heavyweight champion, Tom Molyneaux, was born a slave in Virginia and won his freedom with his fistic talent. Fighting as a freedman in New York he beat all challengers and earned the right to be called the first American heavyweight champion.
All of the great old-time Negro boxers were born under poor and depressing circumstances but rose above their environments to win acclaim wherever they fought. Peter Jackson, Sam Langford, George Dixon, Joe Gans, the immortal "Old Master," and Jack Johnson all knew what it felt like to be up against the wall and cornered. Their bitter experiences were reflected in their superb endurance and their toughness of spirit. Their early poverty showed itself in the way they handled themselves as men and boxers.
I am personally indebted to a number of Negro boxers who worked as my sparring partners in the years when I was learning how to handle myself in a ring. When I was fighting I had many Negro sparring partners at my training camp. One of these, Bill Tate, became one of my best friends. Now living in Chicago, Illinois, he is one of the finest men I have ever known. Then there was Panama Joe Gans, a great and clever fighter, who taught me a lot. The Jamaica Kid, a very fine heavyweight, worked with me before the famous 1919 fight with Jess Willard. The Kid did a lot to get me into the superb condition that enabled me to beat Willard and win the world's championship.
Sam Langford, one of the greatest of all heavyweights, is another Negro fighter who showed me some tricks and gave me the benefits of his vast experience. I worked with Old Sam in Chicago when I was a youngster. I never forgot what Langford taught me. He was cool, clever, scientific and a terrific hitter besides a fine man.
Battling Gee and Battling Jim Johnson, both Negroes were also on my payroll as sparring mates. I was a pretty rough customer in those days and my sparring partners had to be good and tough to stay with me. All of these men more than made the grade.
Many times I've had the charge hurled at me that I was prejudiced against Negroes. It is time this utter fiction was laid to rest once and for all. All my life I have believed that all men are basically brothers and that differences of color and religion are superficial. I hate prejudice. I hate discrimination. I hate intolerance. Boxing has been guilty of its share of color bias but I categorically deny that I ever practiced it either as a fighter, manager or promoter. The several Negro fighters who have been under my management will testify to my long-held belief in equality of treatment for all men, regardless of color.
Since I am on the subject of the color line in boxing, let me clear the air of the many rumors and suspicions and charges that have been moving around me as a result of my failure to fight Harry Wills. I have never run away from a fight in my life. Ever since I left public school to work in the Colorado mines, my credo has been to fight all comers and may the best man win. Harry Wills was a great fighter in his prime and I would have liked to have been matched with him. But it was not to be. The reasons had nothing to do with color prejudice on my part (which I have never held), nor fear of Wills fighting skill. I wanted to fight Wills badly, but Tex Rickard, who had the final say, never matched us.
Rickard was a Texan. He had a rough time of it out in San Francisco, California, after the Johnson-Jeffries fight which he promoted in Reno. The repercussions of that fight swirled about Rick's head for a long time after the fight and he was a victim of ugly charges and a wicked smear campaign. This experience soured him on mixed fights for the heavyweight crown. As a result he was never anxious to promote a match between Wills and myself.
The facts clearly show that in 1926 I tried desperately to arrange a fight with Harry Wills but the deal collapsed when my guarantee was not forthcoming. Wills and I had signed to fight with a promoter named Floyd Fitzsimmons of Benton Harbor, Michigan. Wills, I understand, received fifty thousand dollars as his guarantee for signing the contract. I was to have received one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars in advance of the fight. As the date of the fight grew nearer and my money did not appear, I became anxious and asked Fitzsimmons what was the matter. He wired me to meet him in Dayton, Ohio, assuring me that he would have the money for me there. I met Fitzsimmons in Dayton who handed me a certified check for twenty-five thousand dollars and a promise to let me have the balance almost immediately. I balked at that, demanding the full amount right away. Fitzsimmons tried to placate me by calling the bank where he said he had deposited the money. The bank, unfortunately for Fitzsimmons, informed him that it did not have that much money on hand, that there wasn't enough to cover the twenty-five thousand dollar check he had given me. Furious, I returned the check to Fitzsimmons and told him the fight was off. Later, the Fitzsimmons syndicate financing the fight sued me for failure to honor a contract. I won the case.
When the Wills fight failed to materialize, Tex Rickard jumped back into the picture and matched me with Gene Tunney. The rest is history. And that is the real story behind the negotiations for the Harry Wills fight which never came off. I am sorry Wills and I never got a chance to square off in the ring. I am sure it would have been one beautiful s****."
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2014 Knudsen Vineyards Dundee Hills Willamette Valley Chardonnay
13.5% alc., pH 3.27, TA 0.63, 275 cases, $45, screwcap. This vineyard is home to the oldest plantings of Dijon Chardonnay clones in Oregon dating back to 1990. That year, Allen Holstein, the vineyard manager, established over 8 acres of Dijon clones 76 and 96 in Jory soil in the Dundee Hills. This wine is a blend of Dijon clones 76 and 95 planted in 1995. Aged 6 months in French oak barrels, 20% new. · Light golden yellow color and clear in the glass. Inviting aromas of white peach, lemon oil, shaved oak and floral goodness lead to a discreetly concentrated and thoroughly satisfying citrus-driven wine offering considerable complexity. Additional fruit flavors of pear and apple mix amicably with subtle oak driven notes of vanilla and spice. The lemon-infused finish is driven by a bright cut of acidity as the wine literally slides off the back of the palate. One of Oregon's finest Chardonnays. Score: 94. Reviewed March 12, 2016 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2013 Knudsen Vineyards Dundee Hills Willamette Valley Chardonnay
13.5% alc., pH 3.39, TA 0.60, 125 cases, $45. Dijon 76 and 96 clones. 100% malolactic fermentation. Barrel fermented 6 months in primarily older French oak barrels with 35% new and 6 months in bottle. · Moderately light golden yellow color in the glass. Elevating aromas of fresh citrus and apple tart. Delicious array of layered flavors, including lemon, pear, apple, baking spice, honey and caramel. Impressive depth of flavor in a clean and invigorating style, offering a lemon-drop-fueled finish alive with flinty acidity. An exceptional wine that will impress even diehard white Burgundy devotees. Score: 94. Reviewed April 20, 2015 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2013 Knudsen Vineyards Dundee Hills Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
13.5% alc., 200 cases, $55. A blend of grapes from three different blocks including clones 777 and Pommard. One of Willamette Valley's oldest vineyards, established in 1971. · Light reddish purple color in the glass. This wine has one of those noses you want to go on sniffing, featuring cherry, cranberry relish, graham and sous-bois. The cherry flavor bursts on the palate, caresses the mouth, and persists on the finish. A touch of red strawberry and spice box adds interest. A cozy wine with modest tannins, a juicy grip, and a crisp finish filled with bombastic cherry goodwill. Score: 93. Reviewed September 3, 2015 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2012 Knudsen Vineyards Dundee Hills Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
13.5% alc., 100 cases, pH 3.42, TA 0.58, $55. Harvest Brix 23.7º. Wädenswil 2A and Dijon 777 clones planted in Jory soil in 2000-2004. Aged 16 months in 10% new French oak. · Moderately light garnet color in the glass. Beautifully perfumed with scents of cherry, sous-bois, spice and sandalwood. Elegant, caressing and comfortable in style, with good depth of cherry, raspberry and strawberry fruit flavors augmented with a riff of savory earthiness. Easy to like, with fine tannins and a satisfying fullness on the finish. The cherry fruit sticks to the finish like glue. Don't be dissuaded by the delicate color of this wine, as it has a pleasing melange of broad flavors. This bottling is reminiscent of The Eyrie Dundee Hills Pinot Noirs in style and character. Score: 92. Reviewed October 21, 2014 WINERY » ARTICLE »
2004 Argyle Spirithouse Dundee Hills Willamette Valley Pinot Noir
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DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My annual physical examination always goes without a hitch. This year it didn't. I don't feel bad, and I take no medicines. I am a 54-year-old woman with three healthy children. My parents are both alive and well. I have never had a major illness.
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O. Taveta Moede, 83, of Tryon Estates, Columbus, passed into eternal life on Saturday, March 29, 2008.
Born in Pulaski County, Va., on Nov. 30, 1924, to Chester and Mary Carper Staton. She married Jerome Moede on June 26, 1943, in Blacksburg, Va.
She was a wonderful hostess, enjoyed hiking, nature and was active in Seton Group at Church. She was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Tryon.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her other brothers, Charles and Seldon Staton.
Surviving in addition to her husband are her children, Damian Moede of Roanoke, Va., Barbara Jo Moede of Rochester, N.Y., Michael Moede of Midland, Mich., David Moede of Riva, Md., Ann Inzinna of Brooksville, Fla., Thomas Moede of Rochester, N.Y., and Adonna Lee of Indianapolis, Ind.; one brother, Trent Staton of Vinton, Va. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
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Jul 25, 2016
Keeps going to a stupid site, no pattern there please help
Jennifer H
Dec 11, 2015
I want to try this pattern out. I am just learning to crochet and this scarf seems simple enough for me!
Mar 27, 2016
Jennifer, I hope you've been able to try this pattern since your post in December, I haven't tried this pattern yet but after looking at it looks super simple and you could customize it with stripes once you get good at changing colors. I practiced all the time when I first started by making scarves, I felt confident in making the flat and straight rows instead of worrying about curves in my patterns. Good luck!
barbarabradford 29 92761
Mar 25, 2014
Sorry, I figured it out.
outlawjessejames1 9356044
Mar 08, 2014
I will try this pattern when I have more skeins of yarn
jacktyger 6668265
Oct 23, 2013
.....Oops, rather "each ch 1 sp across". Thanks.
barbarabradford 29 92761
Mar 25, 2014
I am a beginner and I don't understand round 2. Please assist me.
jacktyger 6668265
Oct 23, 2013
Can you please explain to me the second row with the 1 chain space? I am a little confused at this point. Thanks A beginner. :-)
pemilya 6006825
Jul 12, 2013
I am a senior citizen (young one. LOL) and in a beginner crochet class at church. Just finished this scarf. It is great!!! Great for gifts. Always wanted to crochet but work and family never allowed for the time.
nannassweets 82361 63
Apr 24, 2013
thank you very,very much. my grand child has been looking for one that is simple this is the one. Thank you.
ddbobb 3021901
Feb 20, 2013
This looks exactly like the very first scarf I ever crocheted. Sure glad my mom taught me!!
lindasue2159 06141 01
Jul 15, 2013
Glad my mom taught me too!!!
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