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"No more sugar today," I said.
"No running around the house. Go outside and play!" I said.
For my excellent parenting, this is the note I got from my appreciative sons.
"If you're going to insult me," I said, handing my certificate back to them, "at least spell the words right."
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The life and times of the Davis family, and especially the stream-of-consciousness thoughts of Tanika Davis, the proud wife of Lester and sleep-deprived (but deliriously happy) Mom of Cary, Dean and Clair.
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Biggest Photo Overload Post of ALL TIME
Since I haven't posted here in 100 years, I've missed the opportunity to document for history's sake all the things that have been going on in our lives.
And since ain't nobody got time to go back and recap the last 6-7 months (!!) I am just going to dump a bunch of photos here and try (TRY) to do better going forward with at least short posts at least somewhat frequently. Maybe I can try for once a week for now, since clearly I suck at posting daily, or monthly, or this year.
I just really need to get all these photos off my phone and into a place that won't get left behind in a taxicab or dropped into the toilet.
So -- feel free to ignore this post unless you are just a big fan of photo dumps.
If that is you, then ENJOY!
Here's what we've been up to:
|We went to our friends' "Living Museum" event again and this time the kids were Malcolm X, George Washington Carver and Nina Simone!
|Close up of Cary X. We did a good job, didn't we?!
|Clair continued to do cute things.
|And, now that she's 3, she had her first big girl check-up!
|We continued to get settled into our new house and one of the best things is that I got to hang the piece of artwork that Frank Morrison painted for her. Remember that story? I'm so excited to have it in her room and to have her see "I See a Queen in Me" every single day.
|More cute kids.
|I had little people underfoot allllll the time!
|Which made hanging with my girlfriends that much sweeter.
|Dean wrote a word on a post-it, taped it to the wall in the playroom and hysterical giggling ensued for 15 minutes.
|The boys learned yoga poses during daily "reflection" times at school.
|Lester and I got jiggy and went to his friend Shayla's wedding. The guy behind us was super drunk and super loud. And of course he was seated at our table.
|We celebrated Easter at church and dyed eggs and had an Easter egg hunt in our new backyard - which is perfect, I gotta say, for Easter egg hunting.
|I hosted book club at my house. And I loved every minute of it. I wish I could host book club at my house every weekend. Love these women!
|Just because I love them so much, here's another shot!
|We went to Stacey's house and Clair fell in love with a Hello Kitty mug -- full of hot chocolate. I fall in love daily with those eyes of hers. Just look at them. My God.
|Tahira turned 30! We went to see Toni Morrison (!!!) at a reading in D.C.
|Coolest kids in the world.
|We celebrated Mother's Day at Sherwood Gardens.
|Cary and Dean turned 5!!!!
|We celebrated at their school with cupcakes and their best buddies! We also had a huge party at the Maryland Science Center.
|Dean's friend Devyn came to their birthday party. Don't tell him I told you, but Dean gets all blushy whenever he talks about Devyn. Awwwww.
|My mom's family came to visit and this is my Uncle Buddy, my Mom's younger brother. Family resemblance much?
|I joined Jack and Jill! And now I have even MORE things to do! Because I wasn't busy enough. Noooo.
|Cary and Dean finished up a fantastic school year at the Friends School and will be going to KINDERGARTEN in the fall. Lawdhavemercy.
|Lester fell asleep on the sofa and Clair covered him with her favorite blanket and some stuffies "so he won't be scared."
|Devyn and Cary played together and looked super cute!
|Clair had what might just be her best day ever, getting her nails painted, her hair decorated and eating cotton candy at her school's Fun Day.
|We made S'mores (for the first time ever!) with friends. Dean and Cary were very excited that they got to be so close to fire. And also for S'mores.
|We ran around in a rainstorm like idiots and had a total blast.
|Clair exerted her 3-year-old will and insisted on all sorts of crazy fashion choices, such as rain boots with shorts on one of the hottest days of the summer. I learned to pick my battles.
|We took the family to New York for three days of sightseeing, taxi-hailing, subway-riding and eating, eating, eating. It was exhausting. It was awesome.
|We went strawberry picking with Auntie Hira, Russy and Matthew.
|I turned 42! And I celebrated over brunch with 11 girlfriends. I invited 14 but three couldn't make it. And I could have invited so many more if people lived nearby. PEOPLE! Move nearby! I miss you!
|Dean and Clair continued to be super cute and sweet together.
|My Dad bought us tickets to see "Marley" at Center Stage and we all went and it was so great to all be together, and the play was awesome. We're all singing Bob Marley songs all the time now. (Also, apparently I really like that dress...hmmm.)
|The boys have pool-time every day at camp, but Clair doesn't so we enrolled her in swim lessons. She's very enthusiastic about it - unlike her brothers. But I imagine this will be a long process -- for all of them, before they learn to actually swim.
|For Father's Day, Lester took Cary and Dean to their very first movie in a movie theater, to see Inside Out. Which they loved, but -- you know the deal with my kids -- they loved the popcorn, root beer and candy even more. While they were gone, Clair and I had lunch together and bought a chair for our living room.
OK - now you're all caught up! Don't you feel better? I know I do. :-)
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
2015: The summer of boys and baseball
This is the year my boys were introduced to baseball! All three of them. LOL.
Lester took Cary and Dean to their first ever O's game this month!
The Orioles won, which made the boys very happy! But Lester says they were mostly excited about the Gatorade, the popcorn and the cotton candy. Of course.
Funniest moment of the game: A very confused Cary asked Lester, "But when do they hit it off the tee?"
They learned all about tee-ball during their first baseball clinic, which went from April to the end of this month.
Lester was their coach, and there's a funny story behind that. You can read it here.
The good news is, despite auspicious beginnings, the Purple Dragons had a very successful clinic, finishing up their 2015 season with sno-balls, hot dogs and high-fives!
Hooray for baseball! And hooray especially for Dads who just jump right in to help out when needed.
Lester took Cary and Dean to their first ever O's game this month!
The Orioles won, which made the boys very happy! But Lester says they were mostly excited about the Gatorade, the popcorn and the cotton candy. Of course.
Funniest moment of the game: A very confused Cary asked Lester, "But when do they hit it off the tee?"
They learned all about tee-ball during their first baseball clinic, which went from April to the end of this month.
Lester was their coach, and there's a funny story behind that. You can read it here.
The good news is, despite auspicious beginnings, the Purple Dragons had a very successful clinic, finishing up their 2015 season with sno-balls, hot dogs and high-fives!
|Cary is more interested in his frozen treat. Of course.
|The boys loved playing on a team with their friends Antony and Marcus. And they made lots of new friends too!
|Go Purple Dragons!!
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Art imitates life
In the past few months, the boys' fine motor skills have really picked up.
Dean, especially, is really taken with drawing, writing, coloring, cutting, creating. He's always making something. Paper airplanes. Wall decor for the playroom. Little pictures to mail to Nana and Granddad. It's really very cute.
Since we moved into the new house, he's drawn a lot of pictures of houses, usually with a chimney with smoke coming out (because we now have not one but two awesome wood-burning fireplaces! Holla!)
This week, he drew a picture that was totally cute, of a house with a car parked next to it.
|Isn't that little car the cutest?
He made it for Miss Arlene, our after-care provider, but I asked him if I could have it, because 1) It was the first time he ever drew a car on his own and 2) For some reason, it made me get all filled up.
I brought it to work and put it on my desk, where I've been thinking about why Dean's picture moved me so.
And I think it's this:
I once read somewhere that if you own a car, you are in the top 10-percent of wealthiest people in the world.
Dean drew a picture of a house (likely ours) and a car (also likely ours) which means he associates the two -- a house and a car go together.
I imagine that an average child in Haiti or Zimbabwe would maybe draw a picture of a happy yellow sun, some grass and a house, but probably NOT a car.
But Dean did. And it reminds me how incredibly privileged we are.
Sometimes -- even with the new house and the promotions and the private schools -- I know I can feel poor. (Well, maybe that's because of the private schools...lol.) I dream of more, more, more - better vacations, pricier summer camps, the (good ol') days when I used to get my hair done once a week. I think about the things I wish I had, as opposed to being grateful for the things I do.
For example, we went into credit card debt for the first time in our marriage to pay for some of the renovations to the new house. And because of that, we're not going on our beach trip this year. This not infrequently makes me sad. But HULLO -- you renovated a house, Tanika! You're not going to the beach this year because you installed soft-close cabinets and an induction range and office built-ins! Not because you make the equivalent of $2 a day like many, many people in this world. Also, it's the BEACH. Not a necessity. Get over yourself!
(I have to talk to myself this way sometimes. Tough love from me to me.)
The truth is we have a house - a modest, but beautiful, well-stocked, love-filled one. We have a car. We have two, actually. We are blessed beyond measure. We are rich in so many ways, figuratively and, compared to so much of the rest of the world, literally. It's an embarrassment of riches, actually. I mean, really, our cups runneth over.
My son's rudimentary drawing is a wonderful reminder of my blessings. It makes me think of the goodness of God and the arbitrary nature of birth. Why I happened to be born to educated, middle class parents in the wealthiest nation on Earth is beyond me. I didn't do anything to deserve it. But it happened. And I'm thankful.
My children are growing up safe, comfortable, educated, loved (adored and pampered even). My children are free.
We are so very blessed.
And I've got the picture to prove it.
(Thanks, Dean, for the reminder!)
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Is it March? Can't be!
I honestly have no idea why I haven't posted here in 10 million years.
I won't even try to come up with reasons.
Here's what you need to know about what's happened (majorly) in the last 4 months.
We moved!
Clair turned 3!
I got a promotion to Senior Director. Lester got a promotion to Deputy Chief of Staff!
(No photos of that.)
(And somehow we're still broke -- more on that later...)
Lester lost like 50 lbs. I gained probably half of that weight, no kidding!
(REALLY no photos of that!)
And I promise to get back into the blogging game -- where I will explore all my thoughts and feelings about the move and the baby girl becoming a threenager!
Stay tuned! Or, rather, tune back in! I'm coming back!
I won't even try to come up with reasons.
Here's what you need to know about what's happened (majorly) in the last 4 months.
We moved!
|That's our new (to us) house! Sooo exciting!
|Look at my beautiful sweet pea! She makes my heart melt.
|We had a Frozen themed party at Sweet Frog, a frozen yogurt place. On one of the coldest days of the year.
(No photos of that.)
(And somehow we're still broke -- more on that later...)
Lester lost like 50 lbs. I gained probably half of that weight, no kidding!
(REALLY no photos of that!)
And I promise to get back into the blogging game -- where I will explore all my thoughts and feelings about the move and the baby girl becoming a threenager!
Stay tuned! Or, rather, tune back in! I'm coming back!
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Skip to comments.Royal: Britain must choose US or Europe
Posted on 11/20/2006 6:57:32 AM PST by Mrs Ivan
Segolene Royal will try to force Britain to choose between being America's closest ally or being at the heart of Europe if she becomes French president, says a close aide.
Her foreign affairs adviser Gilles Savery, a French MEP, unveiled proposals for a new EU treaty, to replace the failed EU constitution rejected by French and Dutch voters.
He stressed that if Britain refuses to back the new drive towards a more powerful EU, France, Germany Spain and Italy could join forces to create a "quartet" to lead Europe.
He said: "Great Britain is absolutely indispensable to the European Union. It is a great nation, a global power.
" But the question the English have to answer is - do the English consider the English Channel to be wider than the Atlantic?
"We on the Continent have the right to deplore the fact that Great Britain appears to consider the Channel wider."
In comments that will alarm Gordon Brown, he also called for more protectionism aimed at safeguarding EU jobs in the face of globalisation. The Chancellor believes competitive businesses, rather than new trade barriers, are vital for a strong economy.
In an attack on Britain and America's military action in Iraq, Mr Savery also advocated moves towards a more common EU foreign policy.
"Europe can be relaunched with Germany, Italy and Spain. It is perfectly possible to have treaties within the treaty, among four nations," he said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph.
"If other nations want to sign up, that's good. But we cannot have a Europe where one part goes to war in Iraq, another part does not, and we all end up paying the bill.
"The question that needs to be asked is - do we want to be vassals of the United States, do we want to be a 51st state?"
Ms Royal kept largely quiet on her vision for Europe and views on foreign policy during her campaign to win the nomination to be the Socialist candidate.
She is likely to face centre-Right candidate Nicolas Sarkozy in the presidential elections next April. If she wins, Ms Royal and German Chancellor Angela Merkel could form a powerful new alliance at the heart of Europe.
Ms Royal opposes a twospeed Europe. Mr Savery accused Britain of leading an "ultra-Atlanticist" bloc within the EU.
On Ms Royal's economic policy, he added: "She believes, like all the French, that Europe should be more protective and should defend itself better."
Meanwhile, Treasury minister Ed Balls pledged that the Government will in future publish an annual statement of all EU funds spent in the UK.
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Deplore it as much as you like. The only countries that really seem to want the EU are Germany and France, anyway, neither of which are allies that I would choose.
The words "No brainer" spring to mind.
Love, Ivan
Don't you mean, an "Axis"?
Why does the Lady think the US would WANT Europe as the 51st state? Not a chance unless it is the only way to keep it out of the Caliphate.
Nor does it appear in doubt as to which side the English people would chose if asked. One side tried repeatedly to conquer it and the other assisted Great Britain in the repulsion of that would-be conquest.
The French have consistently tried to turn Europe into something that is automatically and always in opposition to the US. There is no logical reason why this must be so. This is just the same sort of arrogance that Chirac displayed by telling Eastern Europeans that they were not "well brought up" because they were insufficiently anti-American for French tastes.
We also have big, powerful friends in terms of Australia, Canada, and the United States. Who the bloody hell needs them?
Regards, Ivan
Ivan, you took the words right out of my mouth.
"No brainer" indeed.
Yes, they will turn both into complete and utter socialists countries with no return to freedom. Germany has tried this socialism thing once before, kinda back in the 1930s and 1940s I believe, I as my memory recalls, that did not turn out too well for them. Their little experiment into socialism cost the world about 50 million dead in WWII I believe. Sure, both of you try it, since you both are soon going to be come Mozlum nations anyway. By 2015-2020 both will probably have Mozlum leaders in government.
I believe, unfortunately, that were it put to a popular vote in GB that the EU's would win. Of course, I may be wrong.
Let Royal ruin France, then see her watch in horror when National Front takes power.
If Sarkozy does not win, that appears to be the path France is heading to. They are courting cataclysm.
No, they don't have to choose. She is not the boss of anything.
We also have big, powerful friends in terms of Australia, Canada, and the United States. Who the bloody hell needs them?
I guess the Europeans forgot how things worked out for them the last for about the last seven centuries or so when France or Germany try to interfere with Britain.
France has nearly 9% unemployment, ghettos that give Beirut a run for their money and a political culture that is 10 times more snobbish and elitist than anything we see in the House of Lords. I am completely uninterested in hearing her advice or her threats.
Regards, Ivan
"do we want to be vassals of the United States, do we want to be a 51st state?"
Or, Brits, wouldn't you prefer to be vassals of France and Germany, do you want to be part of the 4th Reich? :p
I can't put my finger exactly on the moment when France decided that it was more fun to define itself as reflexively anti-US, but they're being nuts. The opinion seems to be that Islamism would be cuddly and cute if only they could ally with Islamists against the US.
"But we cannot have a Europe where one part goes to war in Iraq, another part does not, and we all end up paying the bill."
Why don't they just say it right out. "We must join with Sauron." :D
You are definitely wrong. The British people will always choose people who speak English over those who don't.
Regards, Ivan
Whether you do or don't doesn't matter, in a few decades it will be moot. You have more important questions to ask yourself.
"The only countries that really seem to want the EU are Germany and France . . ."
Germany was Britain's primary ally in the 18th and 19th Century. France was its primary ally in the first 20th century. Now its primary ally is the United States.
Seems like a better deal than allying with two losers.
but which would Britain choose?
Regards, Ivan
Thank you. That is very welcome news.
Do you really think we like the French or Germans all that much? One country, we've been at war with since forever, the other is an object of ridicule for John Cleese as Basil Fawlty.
Regards, Ivan
Britain can hitch it's wagon to the rising United States of the sinking EU. If they throw in their lot with us, they will be independent, free, and rich. If they cast their lot with the Europeans, they will be ensnared in the European bureaucracy, regulated to death, and poor.
This should be a no-brainer, but for some reason it's not.
You just earned an A for descriptive prose.
A civil war that the Muslims will win, eventually.
In fact, it's already begun.
IED's for the police is the next step.
Once goods are on a ship, it does not cost that much more to transport them 3000 miles than 30. The Chunnel gives the Froggies a slight structural advantage, but it does not carry enough goods to overcome the fact that they are on the express elevator and going down.
Why would Great Britain want to sign on to that?
You know, nobody does bloody genocidal madness quite like the Froggies. They may surprise you. One thing's for sure, it ain't gonna be pretty, and it ain't gonna be PC.
Was anyone else wondering which member of the royal family would have dared make a comment like this? My money was on Princess Michael.
The moment was just as soon as we kicked the krauts out in Workd War II.
Thanks for posting. Outstanding FReeper comments BUMP!
This little girl cant me much of a study of history. Other than WW1 and WW2 (where the US and Britain were allies) I would be hard pressed to find a political climate were Britain naturally sided with France.
Remember, if you draw a line in the sand, someone may actually step over it.
do we want to be a 51st state?"
How arrogant of her to even think we'd ever allow that.
The question should be: Should Great Britain join Europes decline or hedge her bets with the United States and the rest of the non-Islamic west.
So do Americans.
Oui, je le sais bien. Mais ca, c'est que je pensais avant d'ouvrir l'article.
Shurely not!
knows best is just another mewling socialist with no better idea of what is good for her country than a dead newt.
Britons need to obey.
Said with tongue in cheek, I hope.
Just what the world needs, another "know best" Frenchman. /sarcasm>
Lets see.
EU-a weak socialist(communist lite)super state over run by muslims and anti-US zealots.Where the UK will lose it soveriegnty to the likes of France and Germany(they will controll it not the UK).
US: A sister nation that shares history,language,culture,and has the deepest military/intel alliance on the planet.
I dont see why the UK has to choose. Why cant it keep its trade relationship with the EU and keep its alliance with the US? The EU is quickly becoming an enemy of the US with rhetoric like this.I look for them to join with russia,and communist china in trying to counter the US with some one world nonsense. Choose wisely British brothers your long history is at risk.
America or the Dark Side is the choice.
What's next for Europe - under these Grande Dames?
Emasculation of all non-productive males???
No doubt they will attempt to influence Hillary's election too.
So they can be vassals to the US or the EU? How about letting the UK have the ability to ally with whomever they please? What with it being a sovereign nation and all.
No, those of us who read the article aren't.
LOL. Sorry about that... Since so many posters don't read the article before posting, I thought you were one. Happy Thanksgiving!
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A first principle analysis of the structure of oligoanilines doped with alkylsulfonic acids
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The interaction of polyaniline with alkylsulfonate dopants have been investigated at the atomic level using quantum mechanical methods. Calculations have been performed on complexes formed by dopant molecules with an alkyl group ranging from methyl to nonyl and model oligoanilines of different sizes. The stabilization provided by the formation of the alkylsulfonate···oligoaniline complexes (70−90 kcal/mol) is significantly higher than that found for conventional hydrogen bonds (5−12 kcal/mol) but lower than that obtained for methylsulfate···alkylammonium and methylsulfate···Na+ systems (120−135 kcal/mol). On the other hand, the influence of size of the alkyl group contained in the dopant on the interaction is practically negligible, whereas, in opposition, the number of aniline units used to represent polyaniline significantly affects the energetics of the interaction. Specifically, the interaction energy of an alkyl-dopant molecule and an infinite polyaniline chain has been predicted to be around −65 kcal/mol. The overall results allow the conclusion that the interaction between alkylsulfonate dopants and polyaniline is a very local phenomenon.
CitationCasanovas, J. [et al.]. A first principle analysis of the structure of oligoanilines doped with alkylsulfonic acids. "Journal of physical chemistry", 2009, vol. 113, p. 8795-8800.
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Lenore Skomal: Bell echoes in the heart
When sorting through baby bootees, Legos and memorabilia of my son's childhood in the basement this weekend, I came across a wood-handled silver bell. We called it our sick bell. Its origins stem from my father's childhood, when his mother placed the bell next to him when he was home sick from school. Ring it if you need something. That tradition stuck when we were kids. And when my mother was diagnosed with stage-four bone cancer more than two decades ago.
I was sitting in our family's kitchen chatting with my father. My mother snored away in an adjacent room, wiped out from chemo. I heard the tinkle of the sick bell concurrently with a knock on the kitchen door. I ran to see what the patient needed. My dad answered the door.
When I returned, I asked who was at the door.
"Just one of your brother's little friends."
While all of my brothers had friends, none of them were "little." Even my youngest brother -- the one to whom he referred -- was in college at the time, so unless he was hanging around with elementary school kids -- which would be another column entirely -- my dad was wrong. But in his mind, my baby brother was still a kid, even though he was 22.
The truth was this young boy came to visit my mother. Though she hadn't held a paying job for all of our growing-up years, she'd volunteered at the local elementary school as a playground/lunchroom aide to ward off a debilitating empty-nest syndrome. This earned her the faux title of assistant principal and her own whistle.
Adept at navigating the turbulent waters of raising pubescent children, she formed an instant connection with the students, as she broke up fisticuffs on the asphalt, pointedly reminded them of their manners, and kept a keen eye out for potential food fights. Carrying the mantle of justice, she also made sure no child ate lunch alone -- even if she was the sole companion.
The kids came to love her, and because our house was within walking distance of the school, many visited for a bologna sandwich and blunt advice. This continued after she was bedridden. It brought her great joy at the end of her life. Joy her adult children couldn't -- which I understand.
For as much as I love the grown version of my son, sorting through the things that memories are made of clutches my heart and makes me miss that little boy all the more. Much like the sick bell.
LENORE SKOMAL writes every Thursday. If you enjoy this column, you can order her book with a collection of them at www.lenoreskomal.net. You can read her blog at www.goerie.com/blogs/gutcheck.


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Use felt, large sequins and embroidery floss to create a stuffed ornament for Valentine's Day. This house ornament with heart windows would make a cute Valentine to give or decoration for the holiday. This project comes to us from Megan Newton of Boutique Nutmeg Designs.
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- large sequins
- embroidery needle
- polyfill stuffing
- scissors
- ribbon or ric-rac to hang
First cut out all the pattern pieces. Then find the center along the bottom edge of the house and stitch the door in to place. Follow by stitching the little hearts in to the windows, and then the windows on to the house.
For the sequin roof start at the bottom edge of the roof line and stitch 6 sequins in to place Center row should be 5 sequins Top row should be 4.
Now line the front and back house pieces together and start stitching together at the right side of the door, all around the outer edge. When you reach the center of the top edge of the roof slide the ribbon/ric rac in to place and stitch over a few times to secure. Continue your way around the house until you reach the bottom of the left side.
Stuff the poly fill in to the little house through the opening, however firm you would like! Then continue to stitch the bottom of the house closed.
Enjoy making a whole little village!
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A few weeks back I visited my hometown for the first time in nearly a decade. I decided to write about the trip because, quite frankly, being away from Augusta for 10 days left me little else to write about.
In case you missed it, the piece focused on the socio-economic changes that followed the loss of the town's sole industry several years ago.
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The hotels are empty. The street vendors are gone. The limos and vans are back in their garages. The golf fans have all gone home.
All that remains of the 2008 Masters Tournament is the money still circulating around the Augusta economy. How much money?
That's a common question, but one that's tricky to answer.
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When I covered my first Red Carpet Tour in 1998, I practically knew everything about it before ever stepping foot inside the hospitality tent on the far southwestern corner of the Augusta National Golf Club property.
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OUT WITH THE CADDY, IN WITH THE BENZ: White DeVilles have given way to silver GL 550s.
Masters visitors have noticed the change in courtesy cars as the Augusta National Golf Club has selected Mercedes-Benz as the exclusive provider of transportation services for the Tournament. For decades, Cadillac – a former broadcast sponsor – was the official courtesy car for players and other Tournament VIPs.
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SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES: If the Masters Tournament had a smell, what smell would it be?
Ask that question to 1,000 people and you're likely to get 1,000 different answers. If you asked me, I would say it smells like a cigar.
Everyone*, it seems, is smoking a stogie.
There are roughly a half-dozen tents selling cigars outside the gates of the Augusta National Golf Club, and all are doing brisk business.
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PRICEY PARKING: Parking lots were filled up quickly Monday at paid lots all around the Augusta National property except for one: the National Hills shopping center.
The $40 price posted to park at the property, which was acquired last year by an Atlanta-based retail developer, is now the high watermark for Masters Week parking prices.
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Business Reporter LaTina Emerson's feature story on Thompson Building Wrecking Co. Inc. this week yielded more than just 50 years of family business history – some bona fide ghost stories were told.
The company's president, Hiram Thompson, said two of his employees have sworn they experienced paranormal activity while working at the Forrest Hills-Ricker Hotel/Oliver General Hospital building near Forest Hills Golf Club.
The first occurred in 1987, when the historic hotel-turned-Veterans Administration hospital and 32 smaller buildings were being torn down.
By: Damon Cline on March 30, 2008 - 8:29pm - Add new comment
The first week of April is nearly on us, and you know what that means.
That's right: A major media outlet somewhere is working on its (insert Stone Phillips voice here) "other side of Augusta" story.
You know what I'm talking about. Nearly every year a major newspaper or magazine publishes a story during Masters Week, pointing out how most of Augusta is not as classy as the venerable Masters Tournament or as picturesque as Amen Corner.
Local reaction to these stories (even after all these years) falls into three basic categories:
By: Damon Cline on March 23, 2008 - 6:57pm - Add new comment
If you think alcohol is made for drinking and not for pumping into your gas tank, you might be a little miffed at what's going on around town: Ethanol-blended fuel has arrived.
Many fuel pumps in the area are sporting stickers proclaiming that the fuel they dispense might contain up to 10 percent ethanol, a blend known in many parts of the country – mostly the Midwest – as E10.
By: Damon Cline on March 16, 2008 - 6:52pm - Add new comment
Editor's Note: The Augusta-area business news, issues and gossip normally found in Scuttlebiz is absent this week because business editor Damon Cline was out of town. Instead, he offers the following account of his visit to his hometown. Mr. Cline apologizes to readers interested exclusively in Augusta-area topics and urges them to read next week's Scuttlebiz.
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So, you're hoping to upgrade from your quad-slice CT, but your capital equiment budget doesn't look like it'll have enough room for the jump all the way up to a 16-slice scanner for quite some time. Or, perhaps you've already taken the plunge into 16 slices and above, but your facility could use an overflow system to help handle your throughput needs.
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Aliens in the Skyby Christopher Pike
Embark upon an out-of-this-world adventure in this fourth book in New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike's Spooksville series--now on TV!When Adam and his friends stay up late one night, they see bright lights in the sky. Lights that look suspiciously like flying saucers. Then, the next night, one of the saucers lands by the reservoir, and the creatures who come out of the ship don't look like people at all. Their heads are too large, and their eyes are too big and black. Worse, they want Adam and his friends to come with them for a little ride in space. In fact, the aliens insist that they come. They practically drag the kids into their ship. Then the flying saucer takes off! And it doesn't look like they'll be coming back anytime soon. Can Adam and his friends figure out a way to get home?
Aliens in the Skyby Christopher Pike
Things are getting pretty spooky in Spooksville. As Adam and his friends stay up late on night, they see bright lights in the sky. Lights that look suspiciously like flying saucers. Then, the next night, one of the saucers lands by the reservoir, and the creatures who come out of the ship don't look like people at all. Their heads are too large, and their eyes are so big and black. Worse, they want Adam and his friends to come with them for a little ride in space. In fact, the aliens insist they come. They practically drag them into their ship. And the flying saucer takes off. And it doesn't look like the aliens will be bringing them back home soon.
Alosha (Alosha Trilogy #1)by Christopher Pike
Every young girl dreams that she's secretly a princess of a far-off land and that someday her true parents will come to claim her and usher her into a life of luxury, an fabulous existence where she might even have magical powers and be swept off her feet by a handsome prince. Teenager Ali Warner has reason to cling to such a fantasy. Her mother died in a car accident a year ago. Her father, a trucker determined to work through his grief, hasn't acknowledged Ali's burgeoning figure or complicated emotions. Her friends still aren't sure how to talk about her mother's death. And the Southern California forest that has always been Ali's refuge is about to be ravaged by logging. Ali is about to discover that she is a princess-a fairy princess. And that she has to save the world. For real. To claim her fairy powers, Ali must overcome seven potentially lethal challenges. Then she must scale a mountain and confront the King of the Dwarves and the King of the Elves, whose armies are poised to invade Earth. With her bemused 21st century friends, a sly leprechaun, and an extremely loyal, extremely ugly, troll by her side, Ali begins the most momentous journey of her young life, a journey during which she will learn much about herself and the past she thought she knew. She will conquer fire and water, earth and air, and even time itself. She will be both betrayer and betrayed, will see death close at hand, and will snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Ali Warner is Alosha. Welcome to her world.
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Sita who was created 5000 years ago, is a vampire, trying to leave a normal life. But someone is killing people in terrible ways. Could there be another vampire? And where did it come from?
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The thrilling Witch World saga continues in this suspenseful sequel to Red Queen, from #1 New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike.Jessica Ralle thought the worst was over. The mindblowing revelations. The terrifying danger. The heartbreaking loss. Turns out, discovering Witch World was just the beginning. The riveting Witch World saga continues in a sequel packed with even more shocking twists and sexy suspense than Book One...
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She was where she had been a moment ago. But nothing was the same. The sun was coming up, not going down. The air was still, the cemetery neat and tidy. She climbed slowly to her knees. What had happened? She remembered a branch falling, but when she glanced up, she could see no place where a limb had broken off. She couldn't find the flowers she had brought for Mike. "Where am I?" she whispered. She touched the soil beside her. That, too, had changed. The earth was looser than it had been when she arrived, as if it had just been dug up and shoveled back over a coffin. "Mike," she whispered. It looked so very fresh. She stood and began to back up. "No, Mike." Fresh as a body that had just been buried. The brown soil on top of the plot began to stir. "Stop it, Mike!" Jean cried. Something poked up through the brown earth into the air.
Chain Letterby Christopher Pike
When Alison first read the chain letter signed "Your Caretaker," she thought it was some terrible sick joke. Someone, somewhere knew about that awful night when she and six other friends committed an unthinkable crime in the desolate California desert. And now that person was determined to make them pay for it. One by one, the chain letter was coming to each of them ... demanding dangerous, impossible deeds... threatening violence if the demands were not met. No one out of the seven wanted to believe that this nightmare was really happening to them. Until the accidents started happening -- and the dying...
Chain Letter: Chain Letter; The Ancient Evilby Christopher Pike
Two favorite thrillers from #1 New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike are now available in one bone-chilling collection.When Alison first got the chain letter signed "Your Caretaker," she thought it was a sick joke. But then it became clear that someone, somewhere knows about that awful night when she and six friends committed an unthinkable crime. And now that person is determined to make them pay. One by the one, the chain letter comes to each of them, demanding dangerous, impossible deeds. No one wants to believe that this nightmare is really happening, but then the accidents start. And the deaths. Finding the truth behind the stalker's identity seems to be the only option, but even that might not be enough. The Caretaker has a prodigy who is even more frightening than the first, and this time he wants more than retribution. He's out for blood.
The Cold Peopleby Christopher Pike
Frozen enemies make for a chilling challenge in this fifth book in New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike's Spooksville series--now on TV!Adam and his friend are exploring the forest near Spooksville when they come across huge blocks of ice, hidden among the trees. They decide to melt one of the blocks, but when they do, a strange man comes out of the ice and tries to grab them! The man has very cold hands--and his eyes aren't too warm either. Soon there are dozens of Cold People running around Spooksville, freezing the residents. Adam and his friends have an idea that just might save the day. Or will it get them turned into human popsicles?
The Cold Peopleby Christopher Pike
This set includes The Howling Ghost, The Haunted Cave, Aliens in the Sky and The Cold People.
The Dark Cornerby Christopher Pike
A secret portal leads to danger and darkness in this seventh book in New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike's Spooksville series.At Sally's insistence, the gang sets out to find the cool and sophisticated Bryce Poole. He went off to investigate the Secret Path a week ago and hasn't been seen since. When they find his backpack abandoned next to Madeline Templeton's tombstone, they know he's gone to a different realm. Sally, Adam, and Watch travel through the tombstone's portal and find themselves in a better version of Spooksville: it has all the same buildings, except everything is brighter and more beautiful. Even the cheeseburgers taste better. But something dark lurks beneath this sunny Spooksville...
The Dark Cornerby Christopher Pike
New! Titles include "Spooksville #6: The Witch's Revenge, Spooksville #7: The Dark Corner, Spooksville #8: The Little People" and "Spooksville #9: The Wishing Stone".
The Deadly Pastby Christopher Pike
Dinosaurs create prehistoric hysteria in this eleventh book in New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike's Spooksville series--now on TV!There are dinosaurs in Spooksville! Huge meat-eating lizards attack people in their cars. Flying reptiles swoop down and lift kids away. But where did these dinosaurs come from? Adam and his friends discover a huge doorway that connects present-day Spooksville with sixty million years ago. It's through this that the dinosaurs are emerging and attacking the town. Who created the doorway? And can it be closed before all of Spooksville is destroyed?
The Deadly Pastby Christopher Pike
Suddenly there are creatures from the ancient past in Spooksville. Huge meat-eating lizards attacking people in their cars. Flying reptiles swooping down and lifting kids away. But where have these dinosaurs come from? Adam and his friends discover that a huge doorway has been created between present-day Spooksville and sixty million years ago. It is through this doorway that the dinosaurs are attacking. But who created this doorway? How can it be closed before all of Spooksville is destroyed?
Die Softlyby Christopher Pike
He may have photographed a murder. Herb just wanted to photograph the cheerleaders in the school showers. He planted his camera high in the corner where no one could see it, and rigged it to a special homemade timer.
The Eternal Enemyby Christopher Pike
A VCR that could tape tomorrow's news. Rela has just bought herself a new VCR. She sets the machine to tape a movie she plans to show at a party she is throwing. But instead of the movie she gets the news -- tomorrow's news. Soon Rela is regularly recording next week's news, even what is to happen in the far future. It's fun, at first, until she sees herself on the news. And learns that there is no future for her. But can she change destiny? Can Rela survive what is meant to be?
Evil Thirst (The Last Vampire #5)by Christopher Pike
Facing the difficult task of having to hunt down her own daughter and destroy her, the vampire Alisa believes in her heart that Kalika, a bloodthirsty monster, is not completely evil, and hopes to save her.
Execution of Innocenceby Christopher Pike
Charlie & Mary were a happy couple. But Mary makes a small mistake. Charlie loses it and someone dies. Charlie is a hunted man and Mary an outcast. But what really happened that dark night, when love & rage shook hands on a deserted street?
Fall into Darknessby Christopher Pike
Anne is dead, and her best friend, Sharon, stands accused even though no body has been found. Nevertheless, the prosecution is almost certain of victory, and Sharon must prove that her friend committed suicide.
The Haunted Caveby Christopher Pike
Descend into underground danger in this third book in New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike's Spooksville series--now on TV!There is a famous cave located just outside of Spooksville. A lot of stories surround the dark place: scary ones as well as exciting ones. Adam decides to explore the cave with his friends, Watch, Sally, and Cindy. But the moment they go into the cave, the entrance closes behind them. They are trapped. In the dark. They walk deeper into the cave, frantically searching for a way out. The batteries in their flashlights begin to run low. Then they realize something is following them. Something that has been in the cave for a long time. Something big, black...and hungry.
The Haunted Caveby Christopher Pike
This set includes The Howling Ghost, The Haunted Cave, Aliens in the Sky and The Cold People.
The Hidden Beastby Christopher Pike
A dragon makes for flaming mayhem in this twelfth book in New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike's Spooksville series--now on TV!A fire-breathing dragon has appeared out of nowhere and is looking for its treasure in Spooksville. In fact, the dragon intends to destroy the entire town unless its jewels and gold are returned immediately. The only trouble is that Adam and his friends don't know where this treasure is. Worse, the hotheaded creature won't listen to reason, and soon it's laying waste to everything in its way with its fiery breath. The dragon has no problem burning kids to ash, either. Soon Adam and his friends are fighting flames--and for their lives!
The Hidden Beastby Christopher Pike
There are more troubles in Spooksville. A dragon has appeared out of nowhere and it is looking for its treasure. In fact, it intends to destroy the entire town unless its jewels and gold are returned immediately. The only trouble is that Adam and his friends don't know where this treasure is. Worse, the creature is rather hotheaded and won't listen to reason. It is a fire-breathing dragon, and soon it is laying waste to all that stands in its way. Even kids -- it doesn't mind burning them to ash. Soon Adam and his friends are fighting for their lives.
The Howling Ghostby Christopher Pike
This set includes The Howling Ghost, The Haunted Cave, Aliens in the Sky and The Cold People.
The Immortalby Christopher Pike
New York Times bestselling author Christopher Pike takes his storytelling magic to Greece in a gripping new thriller. On vacation with her parents and her best friend, Josie stumbles upon an ancient artifact while visiting a sacred island.
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Trash-talk is a form of insult usually found in sports events and insulting people.[citation needed] It is often used to intimidate the opposition, but can also be used in a humorous spirit. Trash-talk is often characterized by use of hyperbole or figurative language, such as, "Your team can't run! You run like honey on ice!" Puns and other wordplay are commonly used.
Trash-talk was commonly used by the heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1963, Ali even released a popular full-length record album consisting largely of trash-talk poetry. It was entitled I Am the Greatest!, a phrase that would become his signature line. Since then, it has become common for boxers, wrestlers, and many other sports competitors to use trash-talk.[1] However, in amateur sports ranks, trash talking is generally frowned upon as unsportsmanlike conduct (especially in youth leagues). More recently it has been adopted by UFC fighters Chael Sonnen and Conor McGregor.
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APC's Biometric Password Manager is a small, relatively inexpensive device that will appeal to a wide range of users. At around $50, it is an accessory that will save you a lot of time and frustration. Imagine never having to remember or type in a username and password again – the Biopod allows just that.
With Windows only compatibility, Mac and Linux users miss out on the benefits of the Biopod, and the device is quite beneficial. The device does an excellent job of scanning and identifying fingerprints, is easy to setup and incredibly easy to use. It allows for plenty of users and finger scans to accommodate a shared home or office PC.
Once you use the Biopod you may never want to, or have to, type a password again.
American Power Conversion, a company known for enterprise power and server-room solutions, has impressed us of late with recent releases of some unique consumer products. It's not that APC has never targeted the consumer-level marketplace before, but products like the TravelPower Backpack, portable 802.11b router and the subject of this review, the Biometric Security Pod, show their commitment to innovation and utility for the mobile professional.
If you're anything like the typical PC and Web user at Designtechnica, you probably have different usernames and passwords for tens, maybe even hundreds, of Websites and applications. Just think of them all: online banking, credit card sites, eBay, Web-based and Windows-based email applications, online photo sharing, online forums, a home network router, corporate Websites, your screensaver, e-tailers like Amazon, Newegg and Buy.com, Website administration sites, and many, many more. APC's Biometric Password Manager can let you manage your access to all of those Websites and applications, with the simple flick of one finger.
Nicknamed the Biopod, APC's Biometric Password Manager is a small USB-powered fingerprint scanner that allows you to control access to your computer and other password protected systems, applications, and Web sites, without having to type in a password.
APC's Biopod Biometric Password Manager.
Features and Design
The Biopod is a small 2 1/2-inch by 3 1/2-inch gray device about one-quarter the size of a conventional mouse. It connects to your computer with a six-foot long USB cable which allows it to be conveniently placed anywhere on your desk. Two rubber feet help it from sliding around your desk. Its only feature is a small fingerprint scanner that is less than a half-inch wide and high.
AuthenTec, Inc., a leading manufacturer of biometric fingerprint sensors, provides the TruePrint fingerprint scanner and the software used is OmniPass by Softex Inc. Compatible with all versions of Microsoft Windows since Windows 98, the Biopod also supports the Fast User Switching capability of Windows XP.
Besides managing your passwords and user security, the Biometric Password Manager also includes a file encryption tool that is also driven by fingerprint scans.
The Biopod is a small, simplistic device that is easy to install and use.
Software Setup and Finger Enrollment
Setting up the Biopod is quite simple and straightforward. You simply connect the device to an available USB port, pop in the CD, browse for a suitable driver and then install the APC OmniPass software. The whole setup takes only a few minutes.
Once the device and software has been installed, the application will ask you to "enroll" a finger. This is where you start setting up users, and identifying them by their fingerprint. Enrolling a finger is as easy as placing your finger against the scanner and letting the Biopod read your unique fingerprint. To ensure accuracy, the software will repeatedly ask you to scan your finger until it has enough good scans, up to eight times. From this point on, any access to the user information in OmniPass is controlled by a fingerprint scan or manually typing in a username and password.
We found that it was most comfortable to use the Biopod on the user's mouse-side, and that the index finger was the easiest finger to scan. However, any finger can be used and users can enroll more than one finger if they choose. The software allows you to register up to 20 different users or individual fingerprints.
Everything the software controls can be accessed by double clicking or right-clicking the system-tray icon. The software allows you to setup new users or edit or remove existing users. You also can adjust settings such as the audible alerts and startup options. The Password Vault allows you to view your username and password list for all entries in the database. Access to most of these options are fingerprint based as well. Switching or logging out OmniPass users can be accomplished by right-clicking the system-tray icon and selecting the appropriate action.
A red fingerprint means an unrecognized scan. The print turns green when recognized.
Accessing Password Protected Information
With the software and hardware installed, adding passwords to the user database and accessing password protected information is quite simple. When the OmniPass software detects a password field, it prompts the user, asking if you'd like to enter that username and password into your database. By simply typing the username and password and then clicking the OmniPass key icon that is displayed, the information is entered into the database.
From that point on, that Website or application can be accessed by that user scanning their fingerprint when prompted. A small box signifying the fingerprint scanner appears on your screen and when you put a finger on the scanner, it will show you a graphical representation of your print. Make a bad scan and the print will show red, make a good scan and the print will appear green and you will be granted access. In our experience, the scanner worked flawlessly. The only bad scans we got were when our finger wasn't properly placed over the scanner or if we purposely used a different finger.
At first, entering in your username and password to all of the sites and applications you want, and even remembering which sites to go to, can be a tedious process. But the great part about it is that after you do it once, you'll never have to type that information in again.
By default, the software features voice prompts and responses for everything you do and we quickly found that annoying. Luckily, it is easy enough to change the audio alerts to beeps only or to completely disable the audible alerts. Similarly, the default setting prompts the user with a popup message every time a passworded field is detected. This behavior can also be modified, by changing from "Beginner mode" to "Advanced mode" which just pops up a smaller, less intrusive window in your system tray or you can completely disable all popups. With the popup messages disabled, you can add a password for a site or application by right-clicking on the OmniPass icon and selecting "Remember Password".
The Biopod is small enough to ft anywhere on your desktop and is easy to travel with.
Encrypting Files and Folders
The Biopod also includes software to encrypt and decrypt Windows files and folders. Upon installation of the OmniPass software, encryption options are added to the right-click menu in Windows.
Encrypting a file or entire folder is as simple as right-clicking on the item and selecting the OmniPass encryption option. Encrypting takes a bit of time, especially if you are doing it to large files or folders, but this is to be expected and nothing out of the ordinary. Encryption adds a .opf extension to each file, which can only be decrypted by selecting the decrypt option in the right-click menu and scanning your fingerprint.
A word of warning, which is noted when you first encrypt files – if you uninstall the OmniPass software or move the data to a machine that doesn't have it installed, you will not be able to access that encrypted data.
What's Not to Like?
In just a week of using the BioPod, we had saved usernames and passwords for 43 different Websites and applications, saving us countless keystrokes on a daily and weekly basis. So what's not to like? There were a few annoyances we encountered, but nothing that should be too much of a concern to most people.
First of all, the application is a resource hog. We're not sure what in particular makes it so big, but the software certainly takes up some resources. We noted at least four applications that are running on startup; WebLink.exe, scureapp.exe, OPXApp.exe and omniServ.exe; which combined take up about 29MB of memory. By comparison, while writing this review, explorer.exe took up about 30MB and Microsoft Word took up about 24MB of memory. With enough memory you should be fine, but users with lower-end systems and older operating systems may experience slowdowns.
Secondly, the applications are hard to shut down. There is no shutdown or exit command from the system tray. While some users may prefer to have the software running at all times, there are some occasions, such as when playing a game or installing software, when you may want to disable OmniServ and the Biopod software package. The only way to do so is to end the processes from your task manager.
And lastly, we experienced lockups on our test system when we booted up and the Biopod reader was not hooked up to the USB port. Granted, most users will not unplug the device as often as we did while testing, but we thought it was worth mentioning anyway.
APC's Biometric Password Manager is a small, relatively inexpensive device that will appeal to a wide range of users. At around $50, it is an accessory that will save you a lot of time and frustration. Imagine never having to remember or type in a username and password again – the Biopod allows just that.
With Windows only compatibility, Mac and Linux users miss out on the benefits of the Biopod, and the device is quite beneficial. The device does an excellent job of scanning and identifying fingerprints, is easy to setup and incredibly easy to use. It allows for plenty of users and finger scans to accommodate a shared home or office PC.
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~Heritage Heartcraft, heirloom quality thread crochet by Cara Louise Reitbauer~
I have been crocheting since about 1974 at age 8 when my mother taught me with regular yarn and larger crochet hooks. A year or so later, she found a bag that had been her mother's which contained some gorgeous doilies her mother had made, along with some skinny crochet thread and some impossibly small steel crochet hooks.
I fell in love on the spot, created my very first doily without any pattern by copying one of hers, using her hooks and her thread. I have been designing and crafting small articles such as doilies, coasters, snowflakes and angels ever since! (Although I do confess to using patterns too!) Every time I make something I feel a kinship with the grandmother I was never able to meet, and so her spirit is alive in me- all these years later, and still use her hooks, which are now over 60 years old!
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Soft blues, pale grays and mauve combine in this delightful kit that will add a touch of feminine charm to any page. Treasures And Memories Set includes both Treasures and Memories A and Treasures and Memories B, which may be purchased separately.


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5 Must Watch College Football Games This WeekendAfter a crazy week 6 in college football in which we saw 11 of the Top 25 ranked teams lose, week 7 is also poised to burst a lot of playoff hopes for many teams.
Heisman Watch: Why Michigan State Should Fear Ameer Abdullah Of NebraskaNebraska has three Heisman Trophy winners in its storied football history. Running back Ameer Abdullah has a shot to become the school's fourth Heisman winner.