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The uppermost wellspring of this river of time burst from the ground in 1948. I had borrowed a book from the Kingsbridge branch of the New York public library system titled "Trout," by Ray Bergman. To a plug-casting bass fisherman, the hundreds of delicate flies shown in this book, painted by Dr. Edgar Burke, seemed too pretty to possibly catch fish. These flies came in every shade and color imaginable. Also, they had wonderful, magical names, such as the Queen of the Waters, Rio Grande King, Parmachenie Belle, Kingfisher, Light Edson Tiger and the Black Ghost. That these dainty flies were used to catch trout seemed unimaginable. In comparison with these flies, my bait casting lures, the Heddon River Runts and Creek Chub Pikie Minnows, suddenly seemed embarrassingly clumsy.
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STAT isn't going anywhere. WE all know that. IF he is healthy next season, then Woody will have to fit him into the starting lineup. I doubt Dolan wants a player averaging 20 min while making $20 MIL. Amare is just a sad story but hopefully we can get something out of him since he is clogging up the cap.
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stat likes to chase that unicorn. he's got to play and think like this guy stat needs to become a defensive and rebound monster is the only way the big 3 can coexist. that dream shake wont help the chemistry.
I don't even understand how this is a topic.
He's here to stay.
there are still a few ways to move Stat, if the Knicks play their cards right...
1. Stat would get that extension to his final two years in a rework deal, the team would pony up a sizable signing bonus while adding two additional years to lower his annual salary... Makes it more appealing for another team to take a chance on him in a trade...
2. In any trade the Knicks would have to pony up cash incentives to move Amare's large unreasonable contract...
I can see the first one being done, b/c it seems more viable that a team like San Antonio, or Cleveland could utilize him to where they have a need for depth at that position...
Everything you are suggesting cannot be done and will not be done....no team wants amare for 40 million over the next 2 years no matter what,,,,The NBA makes it very simple to understand.......
Amare gets paid approx 20 million each of the next 2 years,,,,,,period. No matter what team has him.
Amare isn't going anywhere, has no trade value what so ever, he's hogging up all the funds, and he won't retire regardless of what his body is telling him. We have to just hope he does well next year, and put him on the market and see if we can get ay offers.
no one will want some1 who dont play D
Can we close this thread. I can't do a summer of this
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In my opinion, the issue is the coaching and leadership. The leadership has to make everyone on the team feel like they are an important piece to the puzzle. If the Knicks learn to function as a team, trust each other to put in the work, then there should be no problems in team work between the people we have. The Knicks are going to have to learn how to make their offensive system work because it seems like we are stuck with the players we have. Woody should allow Stat be a starter and finally let Melo, Felton, Tyson, Stat, and Shump to mesh together. Once the offense becomes free flowing they will be naturally cohesive on defense as well. For some people its hard to be motivated to play defense when you feel that you're not trusted on the offensive scheme of things. Players are motivated to play on both ends of the court when they are rewarded with trust in the offense. Some players take it for granted and other players lose morale because its like, "why should I break my back on D when the other dude gets to chuck up 18 shots and miss 85% of the time without worrying about losing their offensive role on the team and also when they don't put much into defense themselves". A lot of players will obviously get offended and will lose motivation. The whole team's morale will go down. Melo wants JR back but I don't think JR should come back because he doesn't seem serious about winning a chip. Stat and Tyson along with everyone else will play better D in my opinion when the leadership knows how to be fair to all the players and get everyone involved in the offensive scheme of things. When there are players who are only depended on offense, and others who are only depended on defense, the team morale will be skewed. If you look at the winning teams everyone is depended on playing offense AND defense. It ain't fair for someone like JR to have free reign on offense and have others out there only for defense. First of all, whoever isn't getting a chance to contribute offensively will lose morale. Secondly, the offense will be too predictable and will make players like Melo and JR resort to making those impossible shots. Even though they might be good at making those kind of shots, the Knicks will never be taken seriously that way. If Melo don't learn quick that it takes more than trusting in his own or JR's abilities to win a championship were in for some more depressing seasons to come. I don't question Stat's ability to contribute on both ends of the floor, although I do question his durability. He will be more inclined to contribute on defense if Woody learns how to incorporate everyone on offense. I mean EVERYONE. Tyson needs to be getting his looks, Felton needs to score, Melo needs his lions share but needs to know how to trust others and pass when its obviously the better choice. Stat needs to get his too. He needs a lions share too. Him and Melo need to find a way to trust each other and pass the ball out to make the offense flow better. These past few years they haven't had much of a chance to gel much but the leadership needs to step up and allow them to get things to flow whether any particular player likes it or not. We have our pieces and now we need to trust them. The organization is throwing down too much money to not trust the pieces we have. We need to let JR go. Him going out and getting drunk late during the playoffs should piss every knick fan off. He has the talent to be a superstar but doesn't have the discipline. Stat gets paid much more and deserves the role that JR received.
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"Everyone wants a champion's power, but no one wants his pain." - Amar'e Stoudemire
Being u know so much about offense ....
The Knicks average close to 100 offensive-possession per game .. over 90% were ISO an 3-Ball.
30 3-ball shots per game .. was over doing it.
Tell me, what the hell is ISO?
its two touches on offense, its holding the ball to get double-team, its forcing a shot over two defenders, its walking the ball for a halfcourt individual-offense
Woody let us become the WORST fastbreak team in the NBA.
Woody's 48 min games always had either Melo or JR on the court to control a system of walking the ball for a halfcourt individual ISO or 3-ball shot.
Nash always had Amare moving without the ball, Amare fame came from slashing & rebounds.
Look at the top scorers of this season. Melo is the lowest at 2.6 assists per game. 1.6 assist in the post season. Durant is at 4.6 assists in the reg season and 6.3 at the post season. Lebron is more consistent at 7.3 and 7.6 assists. The only way I see the Knicks becoming a legitimate threat in the post season is if Melo learns to become more efficient as a basketball player and knows how to utilize his teammates. If Melo can bring his assist average up to about 5 Assists per game the Knicks offense will become more well rounded and less predictable. Melo will have to let go of his Scoring but the team will become much better as everyone will be more involved in the game and more willing to move around and put effort into defense. We have such a good team on paper, Melo, Stat, Shump, Felton, Tyson. If these guys can come together and trust each other on offense and make that extra pass, I truly believe things will come together on the defensive end. Not that things should be predicated on offense or that things should be started by our offense but I mean at least in training camp, if they learn to play off each other rather than having the "gotta get my own" mentality, the whole team will be willing to buy into the defensive scheme and be willing to put that extra effort into it. Amare can score too and can demand double team attention but Carmelo has that extra level within him to be better. To get to that extra level is not by scoring more, he already maxed out in that area. It's by passing. That's the only way his name will even be considered next to the names of Lebron or Kobe. Kobe averaged 6 assists per game this season. These are the types of players that make their team better. Carmelo needs to take a page of their books.
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Some time ago, my friend Orrin Judd posted an insightful review of Edmund Morris's widely panned "biography" of Ronald Reagan, the crux of which was as follows:
Edmund Morris was hired to be Reagan's semi-official biographer on the strength of his Teddy Roosevelt biography, which truly is a great book. But there is one vital fact that noone realized at the time, and which still seems to elude critics and commentators; the book ends before it gets to the presidential years. We all just assumed: major political figure as topic + great book = ability (and or desire) to write a great political biography. But there is really no evidence that Morris understands, nor is curious about, the actual mechanics of politics and the impact of political ideas. In retrospect, it should have been seen as troubling that he was willing to set aside the Roosevelt story just as he got to what most biographers would consider the crux of the tale.
So we have here a terrific author, but foreign born and apparently uninterested in politics, trying to take on a man who transformed the political world. In order to begin to understand what had happened, Morris would have had to immerse himself, not just in personal interviews and old yearbooks and the like, but in research on the Cold War on American anti-Communism on the growth of the New Deal and the Great Society on Goldwater and Bill Buckley and so on. [Instead], he figured out a way to get around the heavy lifting. All the dodges and devices that he trots out are simply there to disguise the fact that he didn't feel like learning what he needed to in order to produce a genuine political biography. Instead, he gives us a book that is almost entirely personal.
A great deal of scholarship in recent years has filled in many of the gaps left by Morris's inadequate try at political biography, some of it by liberal revisionists who have grudgingly abandoned the longtime meme that Reagan was merely a substance-free actor filling a role (simply an untenable proposition these days, given the public availability of Reagan's copious letters and diaries) but try to position Reagan as either a champion of some of their pet causes (really!) or something of a failure at remaking the liberal order (to borrow from another formulation).
Enter Steven F. Hayward, whose two tomes on Ronald Reagan taken together represent the best political biography of the great conservative leader.
When I learned that Hayward, spurred by Morris's decision not even really to attempt a political biography of Reagan, would take on the HUGE project for himself, I was elated. Hayward is well-trained in American political thought, is a conservative intellectual who was never captured by the academy (perhaps that almost goes without saying of most conservative intellectuals), and is a fine writer whose work can be appreciated by both scholars and a general audience. If anyone could do the project justice, it would be Hayward.
Finally released in 2001, the first volume, The Age of Reagan: The Fall of the Old Liberal Order, 1964-1980, was a page turner for me, for the reasons elaborated previously (Hayward's writing and insight never disappoint) but also because this was a hefty, intellectual, conservative interpretation of Ronald Reagan's early political life at a time when assessments were still dominated by sometimes venomous and frequently lightweight accounts from liberal partisans and media (to the extent there's a distinction). In many ways, Hayward's first volume set the tone for so much of the conservative interpretation of Reagan that was to emerge in subsequent years (and also set the bar high for liberal revisionists to come — such as Sean Wilentz, whose 2008 appropriation of Hayward's book title speaks loudly — as it became increasingly clear that the nasty liberal interpretation of the lucky substance-free actor filling a role had been demolished by… reality!).
It also left many of us wanting for more. Namely, the second volume. For quite a long time.
Hayward's second volume, The Age of Reagan: The Conservative Counterrevolution: 1980-1989, was finally released in August 2009 in hardcover form. Even though it had been on my must-read list for 8 years, I only finally got around to finishing the thing on my Kindle yesterday — ironically, one day after Reagan would have turned one hundred.
I'm happy to report that the wait was worth it — and the second volume is somewhat stronger than the first, precisely because of the wait: With the release of so much primary Reagan material since 2001 (especially in the form of letters and diaries), Hayward's second tome is able to delve much deeper into the mind of Reagan — although, as Hayward demonstrates in many spots, so much of the private Reagan confirms our understanding of the public, political Reagan (some of it deepens and clarifies our understanding, of course). What is now definitively proven is that the old, substance-free interpretations of Reagan are untenable. He wasn't just an actor who was the figurehead for American conservative political ascendance — he led and informed the movement, eventually at the highest level.
To return briefly to our contrast between Hayward's political biography and Morris's much less informative personal biography, I'd like to close with an excerpt from the second volume to frame its purpose in Hayward's words:
I BEGAN THIS two-volume project more than ten years ago in the belief that Edmund Morris's then-forthcoming official biography would be too narrow in scope, and more broadly that Reagan would fare poorly at the hands of what John Patrick Diggins calls the "media-academic complex." The full catalogue of dismissive judgments of Reagan during his political career could fill a large encyclopedia. Michael Kinsley, an astute observer of politics, is typical of established liberal opinion with this judgment of Reagan from 1986: "It seemed to us, the carping critics, that this man was not terribly bright, not terribly thoughtful or well informed, not terribly honest, and in most other ways not up to the most important job in the world." Or this, from the Nation: "Those without a sense of irony about American politics may find it hard to believe that a man of such limited vision, mediocre intellect, and narrow comprehension can cut a figure of world-historical importance."
Although Reagan left office in 1989 with his popularity with the American people intact, it was the near-universal opinion of the commentariat that the eventual verdict of history on his governance would be negative, perhaps harshly so. Calvin Coolidge left office with high popularity too but, after two generations of rough handling by academic historians, became a president of low regard. Reagan was surely going to be "Coolidgized." An American Heritage magazine survey of journalists and historians taken around the time Reagan left office ranked him as the second most overrated president, behind, surprisingly, John F. Kennedy.
What follows is an integrated, analytical narrative, covering the whole of the Reagan presidency. Even at this length, I have had to be selective and often too concise, leaving out not only valuable detail but also entire episodes. (The long agony of the savings and loan disaster is omitted, for example, in part because it was a diffuse and bipartisan fiasco.) Above all, this is intended to be a study in statesmanship—reflecting in narrative form on some permanent questions that we are still working out in our current political scene. Although I have—and have always had—strong pro-Reagan sympathies, this narrative does not shrink from noting his weaknesses or from strongly criticizing his mistakes and errors, both large and small. Unlike the criticisms of media know-it-alls or ideological opponents, however, the criticisms here are intended to illuminate the deeper, permanent problems of politics and policy. The first volume of The Age of Reagan attempted to explain the deeper sources of the inevitability of Reagan's election in 1980. The present chronicle of the ups and downs of his presidency attempts to explain Reagan's durability and his legacy for politics today.
A word about the pace of the book: it is slightly lopsided. The early chapters linger in great detail on the first year of the Reagan presidency, which was its most important year not only because it was the most eventful but also because it laid down the baseline for more than two decades of subsequent political argument between left and right. That year was a genuine turning point, and as such, it deserves treatment in depth. It is also necessary to tell this part of the Reagan story in its fullness, as it is a case study in the difficulty of plotting a genuine change in the course of the nation's affairs.
Those with an interest in American politics and history — and certainly conservatives — should treat themselves to these two volumes. They are worthy investments.


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Spring Training: Ryan Howard and Chase Utley show their power while Phillies' pitching gets spanked by the Yankees, 10-2.
In Grapefruit League play yesterday afternoon, the Phils were for the second time in their three meetings crushed by the Yankees, this time by the score of 10-2. Pitching prospect, Carlos Carrasco, who should be headed for Triple-A Lehigh Valley, started the game for the Phils. He pitched five innings, giving up four runs to the Bronx Bombers on six hits, including a two-run home run to Hideki Matsui in the first inning, and a solo shot to Cody Ransom in the fourth, and a walk while striking out four. Clay Condrey followed with an inning of work, giving up a run on a hit and a walk as he struck out two. Brad Lidge then took the mound, pitching a 1-2-3 inning. Scott Eyre followed Lidge for an inning and gets hammered hard by the Yanks, giving up five runs on five hits, with two of them being a solo home run by Nick Swisher and a two-run shot from Melky Cabera, as he struck out one. Mike Koplove pitched the final inning, giving up no runs on no hits while striking out one. Carrasco took the lost, with his spring training record now at 2-2 with a 5.95 ERA.
Among the batters, the Phils had only six hits, with Chase Utley leading the way with two hits, including his second home run of the spring, a solo shot. Ryan Howard, Geoff Jenkins, Matt Stairs and Ronny Paulino had the other hits, with Howard's being a solo home run, his seventh of the spring, while Paulino and Stairs' hits were doubles.
The Phillies will continue Grapefruit League play, as they face the Houston Astros at Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Florida. The game is in progress, with the Phils holding a slim 3-2 lead after four innings.
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I'm glad to see Howard off to a hot start, but geez, save some of those hits for the season! Hopefully he can maintain this and avoid another slow start.
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I'm hoping the same thing, which is why I'm keeping my fingers cross. That, and hoping that his leaky glove has gotten fixed this year.
I'm not sure an extended ST because of the WBC is going to be a benefit to anyone. I hope things improve for the Phillies!
Well, we'll see. After all, if this was a regular spring training, Utley would probably still be taking things easy.


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Will Green Mountains win halfpipe gold?By Kevin OConnor
Staff Writer | February 12,2014Like many Olympic viewers, Vermonter Tim Clark cant decide whether to watch todays halfpipe womens finals live and raw on the Web at lunch or avoid all spoilers and wait until television slices, steams and serves it up as a primetime feast.
Then again, his sister could, as she tends to, spill everything within minutes. She ends up calling me, says Clark, who usually forgives her especially when shes phoning to report she just won.
Four-time Olympian Kelly Clark of West Dover may be dialing her family again this afternoon upon competing alongside fellow Vermonter Hannah Teter of Belmont at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games.
The 14 Green Mountain athletes representing the United States in Russia so far have won two medals a bronze for Norwich moguls skier Hannah Kearney this past weekend and a silver for West Dover slopestyle skier Devin Logan on Tuesday.
But gold? That could come today for Clark, who first won one in 2002, or Teter, who followed up with her own in 2006.
Teter sparked headlines this week when she called the problem-plagued Sochi halfpipe a junk show and advocated her fellow athletes band together to force a postponement until organizers fixed it.
Even so, her father Jeffery, road foreman for the town of Mount Holly, and mother Patricia, a nurse at Springfield Hospital, are set to stand on the sidelines and wave a red, white and blue banner signed by all 98 students from their daughters hometown elementary school.
Clarks family will be cheering back in the states. Parents Terry and Cathy attended the 2002 Salt Lake City games, only to find themselves fenced behind a wall of security. As a result, they stayed home when their daughter competed at the 2006 Torino Olympics, then rejoined her at the 2010 Vancouver competition before deciding to remain here this year.
Their son Tim, 36, will be manning the family business, TCs Restaurant in West Dover. He may log onto the Internet and watch the qualifiers live at 5 a.m., the semifinals at 10 a.m. and the finals at 12:30 p.m. Or he may wait until a crowd of several hundred people arrives to watch tonights coverage on six large-screen televisions.
When Kelly Clark struck gold in 2002, NBCs Bob Costas told viewers how TCs patrons were celebrating the victory and suggested a round of drinks on the house. He didnt know Vermont law prohibits such an offer, leaving the bartender to pay a $160 tab until the broadcaster picked it up on the air the next night.
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Title Associate Professor/Chair of Industrial Design
Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7929
Courses Industrial Design 1.1 | Industrial Design 2.1 | Industrial Design 2.2 | Industrial Design 3.1 | Industrial Design 3.2
Degree BFA, Cleveland Institute of Art
Dan is a designer, educator and entrepreneur. He consults in the area of industrial design, design strategy and user experience, and is an expertwitness in IP litigation. He is the Founder and Principal Designer for Abeo Design LLC, a sustainable furniture manufacturing company. He is the former Director of Design at Altitude, Inc, an award-winning product development firm in Boston, MA, and he worked as a consultant for Arthur D. Little, an international management and product development consulting firm. He has won several IDSA/IDEA awards and holds multiple patents. He has written for Innovation Magazine, The Design Management Institute Journal, and is co-author of the book 'Process, Materials and Measurements.' He has lectured in Mexico, The United Kingdom, and around the US. Dan is a co-founder of the District of Design economic development initiative aimed at positioning Northeast Ohio as a recognized center of design and innovation excellence. Dan is pursuing a Ph.D. in Management from the Weatherhead School of Management.expand collapse
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Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7929
Courses Advanced Automotive Design Language 2.2 | Automotive Design Language 1.1 | Industrial Design 3.2 | Transportation Design
Degree Master's degree in design arts and Bachelor's degree in Industrial Design, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (GAFA)
Haishan Deng comes to CIA from the School of Industrial Design at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (GAFA) in China where he was hired to establish its transportation design program in 2007. By 2009, the program was the first in China to have student work featured on the website Car Design News and his students have been featured there four times since.
The recipient of 12 design awards – including one from the German Association of the Automotive Industry, and a Michelin Challenge Design Award – Deng is also the author of Drive to the Future, a book on transportation design education published in China. His work is featured in four other design books, one each published in the U.S., Germany, Switzerland, and Denmark. He has published research papers at conferences and in professional journals and his work has been featured in 15 different periodicals and websites, including Business Week and Scientific American.
Deng, who refers to himself as a "cross-boundary designer," has designed more than 50 products – including electronics, household and leisure products, sporting goods, and toys – for worldwide clients including Honeywell, Philips, and DeLonghi. In addition to his teaching and administrative duties at GAFA, since 2002 he has served as chief industrial designer and creative director at Topwave Design Co., and industrial design consultant for Lasko Products, Inc. In 2007 he served as vehicle exterior designer for a German firm (F.X. Meiller Fahrzeug-und Maschinenfabrik-GmbH & Co. KG) where his responsibilities included superstructure design for Mercedes-Benz and Volvo dump trucks.
Deng earned a bachelor's degree in industrial design from Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 1998. He spent one undergraduate year studying transportation design as an exchange student at University of Art and Design, Linz, Austria. He earned his master's degree in design arts at the Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts in 2007.
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Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7929
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Degree MS, Biomimicry, Arizona State University
BFA, Industrial Design, Cleveland Institute of Art
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Doug Paige has been both a practicing design professional and educator with a focus on design process. His current research incorporates biomimicry into design methodology, including the Biomimicry Professional program with Biomimicry 3.8, undergrad and graduate education, and his own product design work. His current work includes exploring how nature can help solve human problems in both industrial and developing communities. Along with his studio classroom projects, doug has been developing new models of education, collaborating with local organizations to bring together students and the community for special projects including; pallet furniture, urban bike racks, studio furniture from deconstructed houses and using natural systems to study the Cuyahoga River bulkheads and fish health. Doug brings together his diverse backgrounds in industrial design, product development, education and biomimicry to create a unique lens for exploring complex problems.
Doug holds an MS in Biomimicry from Arizona State University, with a Biomimicry Professional Certificate from Biomimicry 3.8. along with a BFA in Industrial Design from The Cleveland Institute of Art, along with a Biomimicry Professional Certificate from Biomimicry 3.8. As an Associate Professor of Industrial Design he has built collaboration with the University of Akron's Integrated Bioscience PhD program to help create the first PhD program in Biomimicry. His teaching experience also includes working with Biomimicry 3.8 in the B-Specialist program. Before joining the Cleveland Institute of Art Faculty in 1998, Doug spent 16 years as a practicing designer with Thomson Consumer Electronics and consulting firms in California and Ohio, designing a variety of products including: consumer electronics, medical equipment, luggage and a day cruise ship for the Hawaiian Islands. In addition to teaching, He maintains a design consultancy with technical, medical and outdoor sporting goods manufacturers.expand collapse
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Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7929
Courses Ergonomics + Design | Marketing + Design
Degree BS, Industrial Design from Central School of Art and Design in London; MBA, Cleveland State University
Carla is the founder and principal partner of Design Interface Inc. an award winning design consultancy specializing in industrial, graphic, package and web design. She teaches Ergonomics and Design and Marketing and Design. In 1998 Carla received the Lily Grant to study women in design and in 2005 she authored a chapter on Ergonomics for the book Process Materials and Measurements, published in collaboration with the ID Department and fellow faculty member Dan Cuffaro.expand collapse
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Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7000
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Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7000
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Degree BFA, Industrial Design, Cleveland Institute of Art
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Department Industrial Design
Phone 216.421.7000
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Bob is an adjunct faculty member in Industrial Design at The Cleveland Institute of Art. He has worked as a designer at Huck and Studer Design, Babcock and Schmid Associates, Louis and Partners Design, and RGM Design where he is also the Director.
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Race: Fred's 250
Date: Saturday, October 19, 2013
Location: Talladega Superspeedway
Richard Childress Racing's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series History at Talladega Superspeedway ... Richard Childress Racing has six previous NASCAR Camping World Truck Series starts at Talladega Superspeedway, collecting one pole award, one top-five and four top-10 finishes. The Welcome, N.C.-based organization holds a 6.8 average starting position, coupled with a 10.3 average finishing position and has completed 100 percent of the laps contested.
RCR's Camping World Truck Series History ... In 308 Camping World Truck Series starts, RCR has collected 39 pole awards, 28 wins, 115 top-five and 188 top-10 finishes. RCR also earned the inaugural series championship in 1995 with Mike Skinner, and again with Austin Dillon in 2011. The organization has an average starting position of 9.3 and an average finishing position of 10.4.
Points Racin' ... With five Camping World Truck Series events remaining in 2013, Ty Dillon is third in the driver championship point standings, trailing the leader by 53 markers, while Brendan Gaughan is 10th in the standings, 124 points outside the top spot. The No. 3 team is fourth in the owner championship point standings and the No. 62 team is 13th.
Vote for Team RCR ... Dillon and Gaughan are in the running for the 2013 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Most Popular Driver award. Fans can vote online at nascar.com/ncwtsmpd through Nov. 15. The winner of the prestigious award will be announced at the 2013 Nationwide Series and Camping World Truck Series awards banquet on Nov. 18 at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel.
Fan Fest 2013... On Oct. 24, RCR will open their shop's doors for fans across the country for Fan Fest 2013. Fans will have the opportunity to meet drivers for a special autograph session. Wristbands for the autograph session will be distributed at 9 a.m. ET on a first-come-first-served basis. RCR will also provide fans with shops tours, pit crew demonstrations and interactive displays. For more information about Fan Fest 2013, visit www.facebook.com/events/295905500548092.
Social Media ...To keep up-to-date with the latest news, information and view exclusive content, visit RCR's Twitter page - @RCRracing, RCR's Camping World Truck Series team Twitter pages - @RCR3TDillon and @RCR62BGaughan. RCR's Camping World Truck Series driver Twitter pages - @tydillon and @Brendan62.
Catch the Action ... Flag-to-flag coverage of the Fred's 250 powered by Coco-Cola at Talladega Superspeedway is scheduled to be televised live on Saturday, Oct. 19 beginning at 4 p.m. Eastern Time on FOX Sports 1 and broadcast live on the Motor Racing Network and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, channel 90.
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This Week's Bass Pro Shops/Ducks Unlimited Chevrolet at Talladega Superspeedway ... Ty Dillon will pilot chassis No. 011 from the Richard Childress Racing stable in Saturday's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Talladega Superspeedway. Dillon earned the pole award with this RCR-prepared Chevrolet at Talladega Superspeedway last October. He has garnered three top-10 finishes with this chassis at Daytona International Speedway and Talladega Superspeedway last season.
Talladega Nuggets ... This weekend's 94-lap race marks Dillon's second Camping World Truck Series appearance at the Talladega, Ala., facility. In his first Camping World Truck Series race at the track last year, Dillon earned the pole award and finished fourth, after leading for 25 circuits.
Changin' It Up ... This weekend, Dillon will sport Ducks Unlimited on his No. 3 Chevrolet Silverado. Ducks Unlimited is the world's leader in wetlands and waterfowl conservation. Founded in 1937 when a small group of sportsmen joined together to help preserve the world's abundance of waterfowl. The group began its conservation efforts when the Dust Bowl hit North America and the great drought forced waterfowl populations to plunge to unprecedented levels. Since Ducks Unlimited began, they have helped preserve more than 12 million acres of land in North America.
Calling All Voters ... NASCAR's Most Popular Driver contest is underway. Cast your vote for Dillon at NASCAR.com/ncwtsmpd. Fans may vote once every 24 hour period until Nov. 15.
Meet the Driver ... Dillon is scheduled to sign autographs at Bass Pro Shops located at 5000 Bass Pro Blvd., in Leeds, Ala., on Thursday, Oct. 17 beginning at 6 p.m. Central Time. The Welcome, N.C., driver will also make an appearance at the Team Chevy stage at Talladega Superspeedway on Friday, Oct. 18 at 1 p.m. CT for a question-and-answer session.
Fan Fest 2013 ... Come out to RCR's Fan Fest 2013 on Oct. 24 and meet Dillon at 11 a.m. Eastern Time for a special autograph session. Wristbands for the autograph session will be distributed at 9 a.m. ET on a first-come-first-served basis. The No. 3 Bass Pro Shops pit crew will also be signing autographs beginning at 10:30 a.m. ET.
The Outdoor World ... Bass Pro Shops, one of America's premier outdoor retailers, are projecting more than 20 new stores in areas across the United States and Canada including Seattle, Anchorage, Little Rock, Ark., Daytona Beach, Fla., and Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. For more information on store locations, visit www.basspro.com.
After having two weeks off from racing is it hard to get back into the mindset, especially at Talladega Superspeedway? "Having any time off from racing is hard for drivers. You get going in a rhythm and carry your momentum from week-to-week, but when you have time off it takes a little extra time during practice to get back in the groove. Talladega (Superspeedway) is such a wild card race for us. Anything can happen at any moment. You just have to position yourself to be there at the end. That's exactly what we're going to try and do this weekend."
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This Week's South Point Hotel & Casino Chevrolet Silverado at Talladega Superspeedway ... Brendan Gaughan will pilot chassis No. 053 from the Richard Childress Racing NASCAR Camping World Truck Series stable in the Fred's 250. The RCR-prepared machine was most recently driven by Gaughan at Daytona International Speedway in February.
Dega Stats ... In four Camping World Truck Series starts, Gaughan has collected one top-10 finish. The Las Vegas native holds a 28.5 average starting position paired with an average finishing position of 14th, has completed 100 percent (376 of 376) laps contested and is credited with two laps led.
South Point Hotel & Casino ... Opened in December 2005, the South Point resort was the first megaresort located south of McCarran International Airport and the Las Vegas Strip. The facility consists of a 25 story hotel tower and 90,000 square feet convention center located on a 60 acre site along Las Vegas Boulevard in Enterprise, Nevada. South Point Hotel offers a total of 2,163 rooms and 160,000 sq. ft. meeting and convention space; the largest of any hotel in Las Vegas that is not on the Strip. For more information, visit www.southpointcasino.com or call 1-866-796-7111.
A Las Vegas Did You Know ... There are more than 197,144 total slot machines in the city of Las Vegas.
Meet the Press ... Gaughan and team owner, Richard Childress, will be available to members of the media at 9 a.m. Central Time on Friday, Oct. 18 in the Talladega Superspeedway infield media center.
Sign Here, Please ... Gaughan is scheduled to sign autographs with fellow Camping World Truck Series drivers on Friday, Oct. 18 from 2:15 to 3 p.m. Central Time at the concourse under the OV Hill South Grandstand at Talladega Superspeedway.
In the Rearview Mirror: Las Vegas Motor Speedway ... After starting sixth, gambling with pit strategy and leading 15 laps, Gaughan and the No. 62 South Point Hotel & Casino team finished eighth in the Smith's 350 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in September.
What are your thoughts on racing at Talladega Superspeedway? "It will be fun to get back on track after a couple of weeks off. I'm looking forward to racing at Talladega (Superspeedway) this weekend. It's a fast and smooth track, that's really exciting to race on because you're always wide open. I enjoy restrictor-plate racing, but it's such a crap shoot. You can do everything in your power to have a good run only to get caught up in the 'Big One' and ruin your whole day. I'm hoping with the power ECR provides us, we'll qualify well enough to be able to race up front, stay out of trouble and be there at the end to collect a solid finish."


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Back in 2005, my older brother Peter was doing freeride and downhill mountain biking. Hence, my family owned a couple of mountain biking DVD, one of them being New World Disorder 1. Kris Holm had a section in this where he was doing both trials and mountain unicycling. Now you might think that that is what got me initially excited, but it wasn't. It was my dad who started it all by nonchalantly saying how cool it would be to have a unicycle like Kris Holm. My brother and I took that to heart and bought him a unicycle for Fathers' Day. Of course, he didn't ride it all that much - he gave it a few tries but it just ended up sitting in the garage.
That's when I picked it up. I started riding just for kicks - I had no intention or aspirations at the time to do the insane seeming riding of Kris Holm. Once I learned how to ride, it was only about the progression about the next hardest thing I could do: Drop off a curb, jump up a curb, ride a local trail, etc. One thing led to another, getting Universe 2 and a MUni as birthday presents. That's when riders like Kris Holm and Ryan Atkins became the role models for me. I'll also mention now that my brother has been and will always be a role model to me. I would go on rides to have lots of fun, with Kris, Ryan, and my brother in the back of my mind as inspiration. My first event was the Moab Muni Fest in 2006 and it was really the catalyst for the rapid improvement which I saw in myself over the next couple years. Before I knew it, I was competing at national and world level competitions with some of my best buddies from around the world.
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Dodgers Win! Furcal Web Gem! I met Jane Heller!
When we were down 3-0 in the first inning, I was saying"Oh boy here we go again, having a bad first inning." but the boys came back and Kuroda-san settle down. Kuo was NASTY! Was that really a 98 MPH fastball he threw?!?!
The game ended with a great play by Furcal. It was the #1 Webgem for Saturday:
Let me say this again, "(insert team) suck" has to be the most immature, stupid chant I've ever heard. You don't hear it with the regular season ticket holders around me and I imagine with true Dodger fans and Baseball fans. I also don't boo great players.
On his birthday, Derek Jeter struckout three times. Kuroda, Kuo and Broxton struck him out. Joe Torre was quoted as saying "Well, it was my present to him"
Earlier in the day, Joe Torre and Derek Jeter had gone to the John Wooden public memorial at the the UCLA Pauley Pavilion.
Did I say that Kuo has been NASTY lately. This guy has gone thru so many T.J. operations and is basically an out away from ending his career but he keeps on pitching! My Dodger hat off to you Kuo!
And my boy James Loney drove in four runs! Here is Loney with my friend Erik who is celebrating his birthday today. Happy birthday Erik! May the Dodgers bring us a win!
I finally got to meet the famous Jane Heller! Too bad I just spent a little time with her. I also got to meet her husband and LadyJane who posts in Jane Heller's blog. Wish I would have gotten a second chance to take the pic as this came out a little blurry and to spend more time with you and your husband Jane.
A battle of lefties for the rubber matchup today: The tough Veteran Andy Pettitte against 22 year old Kershaw. Kershaw needs to control those walks. He has given up 48 walks, the most in the NL and the Yankees lead the Majors in OBP.
With Fox doing the game yesterday and today ESPN, I MISS VIN SCULLY!
Oh I forgot to mention that after his running, Padilla came over to the rail in the left field side and signed alot for fans in that side then the center field side. Quite a few Yankee fans were there too getting his autograph. I and many congratulated him on his outing the day before. He signed my scorebook. I asked him in Spanish who he was rooting for in the World Cup after USA was already out. He looked at me, smiled and said "Is going to be tough but I am rooting for Mexico.
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Emma ~ When I first turned the game on it was 3-0 Yanks and I got so down. Thank God Burnett was pitching and we were able to beat him up and comeback and win. Also my son (who is a big Yankee fan) wasn't home and I was able to scream to mt heart's content when the Dodgers did something good with out worrying about his feelings. If we can only win tonight and take the series it will give me bragging rights at work tomorrow. Well enjoy the game tonight. GO DODGERS!!!!!
Thanks so much for helping me navigate my way around the stadium, Emma, and for that nice pic of me and Ladyjane! Your bums played a great game and beat our pants off. Looking forward to tonight's contest, although I'm with you on Scully – would rather hear him than the ESPN duo.
You are so nice! Glad your son was not there!
You are so welcome Jane! Wish I could have helped more when you got in.
We will have Vin at San Francisco, God willing. He always says that you are better off telling God your plans.
Awesome, saw you on Janes blog, can't believe how many people got together just from the blogs… and you got your b'day gift, maybe another one tonight…
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Awesome! I think it's awesome you and Jane got to meet. I wanna join the party!
Watched the video at Jane's place. Glad you guys had a blast! But what the hell happened to Broxton last night? Sheeesh!
Great to know all you guys met and had a great time.
I know last night must have been frustrating. Broxton did look tired. And why take Manny out for Anderson? Oh well. Good luck versus SF.
Hey Peter,
I got a win in actual birthday which was June 28th! that was sweet.
Come on over! Maybe next year we should have a MLBlog get together.
Don't reminder of that nightmare in the 9th. I think Jonathan just had a tired arm. His fastball did not have the same speed as the night before. Just a tired bullpen with starters not going deep.
We got the first win at San Francisco!
Emma, I want in on the party, too! Well, I'll make it a point next time I come home to L.A.
Emma ~ Belated Happy Birthday! I'm glad they won on your birthday. Boy! that was a brutal loss Sunday against the Yanks. Enough has been said about it I don't want to talk about it anymore. I'll just say I didn't get much sleep Sunday night.
I'm glad we started the Giants series with a win, the Dodgers really needed that one. I'm amazed at how well they play against the NL west. 19-5 so far, that's what's keeping us in the race. Let's hope it continues.
come on over! Let me know next time you are here and want to go to a game.
Thanks Will! I kept thinking while driving home and I did not want to hear Dodger Talk. It was brutal. If we can beat those two SF and SD we'll be OK. We swept San Diego this year.
I was hoping you would get a chance to meet Jane.
She is as charming in person as she is online, and hopefully she will not have to ever divorce the Yankees again…They would be the loser in that dealing.
Padilla is going for Mexico huh? You might have thought he might say Argentina or maybe Brazil, but it was great he kept the faith and is hoping for a Mexican fiesta.
I hope you made sure Jane got her first Dodger Dog….Best dog west of the Mississppi!
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You are right, Jane is as charming online as she is in person. I was trying to find her she-fan book so she could sign it but two different places I went, they did not have it. I am going to have to get it online.
Padilla WAS going for Mexico. Now they are elminated. Her hubby was the one that got the dog.
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Johnny was born on December 12, 1951 in Victoria, Texas to Johnny V. Franklin, Sr., and Thyra Green Franklin and passed away on Sunday, August 11, 2013 at Citizens Hospital in Victoria.
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