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You might think that the last night of a condemned traitor would be a rather solitary affair, but you would think wrong, for the last couple of hours have been bustling with people coming and going. In some ways I welcome the commotion; it keeps my mind from the object that lies hard by my lodgings here at the Blue Boar Inn in Salisbury. It is a scaffold, and I will be its first, and probably its last, occupant, for it has been built just for me. Such is the fate of a man who tries to take a king from his throne, and fails.
Yet I do wish that things were more peaceful so I could better gather my thoughts, for what I say in the next world about my life will determine whether I am saved or damned. The best way to explain myself, I suppose, is to start at the beginning.
People who knew all of us say-or said, for there are few of them alive now-that I favor my mother more than my father. I will have to take their word for it, for he died just a month or so after I turned three. I remember a man who bounced me on his shoulders and held me on his lap when I saw him, which was not all that often, and I remember the scar on his right hand, which I would trace wonderingly because it made the hand so different from my mother's, soft and white, and my nurse's, plump and scarred by nothing worse than years of honest labor.
Father's scar was from the battle at St. Albans in May 1455. The battle had been a disastrous one for my family. My mother's father, Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, had died there, and his eldest son, Henry, had been hauled away insensible in a cart, more dead than alive. My paternal grandfather, Humphrey, had had his face slashed, and my father too had been badly injured. Worse, the battle had left the Duke of York the ruler of England in all but name, and my family had fought for the House of Lancaster. All of this must have dispirited my parents, and I like to think I cheered them a little when I was born on the fourth day of September of that year and when I was named not Humphrey, the name my father and his father bore, but Henry, after the king for whom they had fought. I do hope indeed I cheered them, for in my eight-and-twenty years in this world I do not think I can say that I have done so for many people.
In the fall of 1458, the pestilence, which in those days still swept through England regularly, paid one of its dreaded visits. It did what the Yorkists had failed to do-kill my father. As I was now the heir to the dukedom of my grandfather, he and my grandmother wished to take custody of me. So to their care I went, once the pestilence had stopped its raging and it was considered safe for me to travel. I was not much upset at the change. The two mainstays of my existence at that time were my nurse and my puppy, and both went with me.
I came to know my grandfather somewhat better than I had my father, being more of an age now to observe what went on around me-and being doted on by my grandparents besides that. (Four of their seven sons had died young, my father had just died, and neither of my surviving uncles, Henry and John, had sons yet. I, therefore, was precious.) Grandfather, Humphrey Stafford, was a good man who tried to do what was best for England and to protect King Henry while trying to reach some sort of accord with the Duke of York. If only he had lived longer for me to profit by his example!
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Photos: Erik Morales Fails, Garcia on Point, Kirkland, More
by Jake Donovan, photos by Stacey Verbeek
Erik Morales was over the limit for Saturday's showdown with Danny Garcia (22-0, 14KOs), which headlines an HBO-televised doubleheader (10PM ET/PT) from Reliant Arena in Houston. As the scales read 142 lb. for what was supposed to be a 140 lb. title defense, Morales (52-7, 36KO) showed no desire to sweat off the remaining two pounds and opted to vacate the title. He is also forced to part with $50,000 of his purse, which will now to go to Garcia, who checked in at a chiseled 139.5 lb. for a bout that marks his first on HBO and for a title.
The principles in the televised co-feature did their job, as James Kirkland (30-1, 27KO) and Carlos Molina (19-4-2, 6KO) made weight for their billed junior middleweight title eliminator. Both fighters came in at 153 ¾ in what is yet another in a long line of elimination bouts in which someone will eventually be mandated to face current titlist Saul Alvarez.
In other weight-missing news, Jose Luis Castillo remained historically true to character in weighing more than two pounds over the contracted 145 lb. limit for his non-televised showdown with Jose Miguel Cotto. Castillo is of course infamous for twice missing weight against Diego "Chico" Corrales, including a blown attempt in what ultimately canceled their third fight.
As he continues on in a comeback that is purely financially driven, Castillo showed up at 147.7 lb to face Cotto, who came in at a professionally ready 144.5 lb. for their 10-round preliminary bout.
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corona babes are hotter than tecate girls...:luvbed: morales by ud....:boxing:...skills will prevail on this fight..Comment by Rome-By-Ko on 03-24-2012
I think Garcia might stop Morales tonight...Comment by Golden on 03-24-2012
The Carona girl on the left looks a bit messed up. Anyway, Garcia by late TKO or UD, though I'll be cheering Morales on.Comment by mathed on 03-24-2012
Morales looks like shizz man and Castillo must have just been released from the POW camp this week.Comment by Ringlife on 03-24-2012
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New York Only the Sixth Funniest City in The Country, But Still Funnier Than L.A.
When the press release for TEDxBoulder caught Joel Warner's eye back in 2010, he hadn't the faintest idea it would ultimately lead him into the belly of a cargo plane bound for the Amazon with Patch Adams, 100 "Burning Man-type" clowns and Dr. Peter McGraw. It did, and it's actually kind of a funny story.
McGraw, the head of University of Colorado's Humor Research Lab, was giving a TED talk, "What Makes Things Funny," and Warner, a staff writer at Westword in Denver, was looking for his next story. He ended up writing "The Yuk Stops Here" about McGraw and his research. When the story came out, he got a call a call from a literary agent in New York who pitched him an idea for a book: Warner and McGraw would travel the world together, studying the science of what makes people laugh.
See also: What makes us laugh? Professor Peter McGraw thinks he's found the answer to one of humanity's greatest questions
So they did: they went to Japan, where they sat in on the tapings of several Japanese game shows and discovered all Japanese comedy industry is controlled by one giant company. They went to Palestine, where they studied how people use humor to cope during hard times. They even had an audience with Bob Mankoff, legendary cartoon editor at the New Yorker, where they learned the formula for the New Yorker cartoon (it's about cleverness rather than hilarity). And, of course, they trekked to remote villages of the Amazon with Patch Adams and his clowns to find out if laughter really is the best medicine.
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This month, Warner and McGraw released the The Humor Code: A Global Search for What Makes Things Funny. The idea to create a list of the funniest cities in America began as a joke to promote the book. As a journalist, Warner was constantly on the receiving end of press releases with similar rankings of U.S. cities, but the methodology was sometimes...dubious.
"It started as a complete gimmick," Warner recalls. "The cool thing is, when you partner with a dude who has an actual humor research lab they do really fascinating work around this, and they tried to actually determine what the funniest place is."
McGraw and his colleagues spent nine months developing a formula to define each city's sense of humor, then rank them against each other. To do it, they surveyed residents and touring comedians, and factored their responses in along with metrics like the number of visits to comedy websites, the number of comedy clubs per square mile and the number of native-born comedians.
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Boise, Idaho -- A year ago at this time, Buzz Williams was reveling in the Marquette Golden Eagles' first-round NCAA tournament victory over Kentucky, a game that he was in charge of the advance scouting work as Tom Crean's assistant, and beginning preparations for their second-round game with Stanford.
On Thursday, in a back hallway of Taco Bell Arena, with his children zipping in and out of the locker room door a few feet away, he spoke about how it now feels to be calling the shots as the head coach of the Golden Eagles on the biggest stage in college basketball.
"I have thought about it some real late at night, real early in the morning after working for some 15, 18 hours, and you're trying to calm down," he said, during some rare down time following MU's open workout. "To see how God's blessed me and my family this way is very, very, very humbling. To rewind a year, where Kentucky was my scout, and then play through the last 345 days, it's mind-numbing and heart-consuming.
"I think the only way that you can actually come up with how this all happened is because it's by God's grace. I'm grateful, and that's not to be self-deprecating and saying I don't know what I'm doing. But I think a lot of people know what they're doing, and they never have a chance, and that's not just in college basketball -- that's in any profession.
"So for things to have played out and transpired the way that they have over the last year is very humbling. But at the same time, it's really exciting. To have my three children down on the court, and to look up in the stands and to see my wife and all the people that came with us from Milwaukee...like I told our guys before we had practice this morning, I wouldn't coach any other team.
"The synergy of the team, and the chemistry that we've formed I think is very unique, and I don't think that we'll ever experience that throughout my career, whether we go to post-season play or not. I was telling the guys, this is the NCAA tournament, all the exposure that comes with it, all the hype -- I just want to keep playing so I can keep being around you guys."
-- Helping Williams in his first go-round as a head coach in the NCAA tournament are Jerel McNeal, Wesley Matthews and Dwight Burke on the court, and Dominic James on the sideline -- four players who are now playing in their fourth consecutive Big Dance.
"It says a lot from an experience standpoint," said Williams. "When you play in the Big East Tournament, on that stage, that environment, that helps to prepare you for the NCAA tournament. For our seniors, this will mark their eighth time. So I do think that there's value in the fact that we've been here, kind of understand the protocol, understand what the open practice is really about -- we know that the real practice was two hours before.
"So I think some of those things that maybe if you were dealing with rookies you'd have to explain at a more elementary level, you don't even have to explain them to this group of guys because the core of our guys have already been through it and have the experience. And that's valuable to any coach -- particularly me, for sure."
-- Playing in the Big East, the most physical conference in America, banging, clutching and grabbing has all become routine over time for the Golden Eagles.
But what happens now that they're in the NCAA tournament, and playing in games called by non-Big East officials?
"I think the game will be called tightly just because that's the nature of the tournament," said Williams. "Regardless of the league that they're in, every team that plays in the tournament, every team will have to function in that same way. I just think it's kind of part of it.
"I don't know that playing in the Big East or playing in the WAC as it relates to the first 9 minutes of the game tomorrow...I think the newness is the same, regardless of the league."
-- MU gained lots of notoriety last year when it bought an altitude trainer.
You'd figure it would have had some use heading into the Golden Eagles' NCAA tournament preparation for Boise, which is roughly 2,700 feet above sea level, right?
Well, not really. Strength and conditioning coach Todd Smith said the team didn't use it and that the focus instead has been on keeping players well-hydrated.
Williams, meanwhile, has some experience coaching and living at altitude coming from his tenure as an assistant at Colorado State. He doesn't believe the altitude will be an issue.
"I know obviously from my time coaching at CSU," Williams said. "I don't think it'll have any bearing. It's at 2,700 feet. If you play at an altitude a mile or above, then I think it distinctly has an impact. Obviously from living in the mountains, I understand it.
"The best thing to do if you're playing at a mile or above is fly in the day of the game, because the hemoglobin in your blood doesn't change. If you are playing at a mile or above, and you can't fly in the day of the game, the only way you can help your body is to be there a week and a half before.
"Scientifically, there's no impact."
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"That's the thing," said Delhomme, who still follows NFL Europa closely. "That's what was so hopeful to me. The experience I gained on the field ... that was huge. You fall back on that."
So would he be here, the starting quarterback for the Panthers, had it not been for Europe? That's one Delhomme can't answer.
"I don't know. You'd like to say yes, but who knows?" he said. "That is where I got better playing on the field in certain situations. You just learn so much."
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Carolina defensive end Jason Hall was named the 2007 NFL Europa League Defensive MVP.
Hall, who was signed as a free agent by Carolina in January, was allocated to the Cologne Centurions and led the league with 12 sacks and tied a league mark by posting a sack in seven consecutive contests.
The 6-foot-2, 253-pound Hall recorded 30 tackles and two passes defensed in 10 starts.
He produced three outings with at least two sacks, including a three-sack performance versus the Hamburg Sea Devils in Week Eight. Hall's contributions helped the Centurions finish first in the league in total defense, allowing an average of 256.1 yards per game.
Hall will practice for the Panthers in July when the team returns to training camp.
Originally signed as an undrafted rookie free agent by Buffalo in 2006, Hall, 23, was waived by the Bills prior to the start of the regular season. In college, he played in 44 games with 12 starts at Tennessee and compiled 101 tackles, 11 sacks, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and four passes defensed.
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Making Sense Of: Pain
Wednesday 17th February - Friday 19th February 2010
The Women's College, Sydney, Australia
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Call for Papers
Pain is an inevitable aspect of the experience of all sentient beings. Many, if not all, fields of human activity have the potential to occasion pain - and much of what we do as individuals and/or collectivities involves our efforts to prevent, ameliorate, cure or avoid pain. Nonetheless, despite the unpleasantness and sometimes the agony of the experience of pain, we are also capable of enduring it. Depending on the context, we may do so willingly.
Yet there is also the dark side of pain: humans are capable of inflicting it and at times do so intentionally, for gain or enjoyment; they can also hurt others through carelessness and disregard of their needs and comfort.
This interdisciplinary conference provides a forum for inquiry into the vicissitudes of pain: its nature and existential significance, and the many ways in which pain plays a part in our lives. Of particular concern, too, are the biological, social and interpersonal circumstances within which our reactions to pain occur.
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Silences about pain - when and why?
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