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"Living Love and Justice" is the theme of services scheduled for Jan. 16 at Southside Baptist Church, Birmingham.
April Wells will speak at the 11 a.m. service. A minister on the staff of Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, Birmingham, Wells is a member of the Birmingham chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women and the association of Clinical Pastoral Educators.
Birmingham businessman James Head will speak at the 5:30 p.m. service. A resident of Birmingham, Head has been active in the civil rights movement for several decades.
Peggy Sanderford, associate pastor for Christian growth at Southside Baptist Church, said the services are being held in recognition of Martin Luther King's birthday, which will be observed Monday, Jan. 17. (TAB)


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Conversation with Charnett Moffett
All of that might be true, if all we were talking about was a good bassist, or even a great bassist, but Moffett is definitely more than that. He is an extraordinary musician who has not only mastered his instrument and proven himself a tremendous composer, but has shown himself to be an innovator of technique. And there is one last thing that Moffett projects which no amount of training can produce: honesty. This is the kind of honesty that leads to the spiritual center of music, distinguishing the extraordinary artist from extraordinary musicians. This quality must be located within, cultivated through dedication, maintained by exhaustive practice, and continually rekindled through a process of inward searching and expansion that very few are ready or willing to undertake.
Moffett is also a highly personable individual possessed of a laughter-filled voice and a compelling openness. He holds himself with dignity, but never remove, and when he shakes your hand and smiles, you immediately know that you are welcome and that you are about to engage in a genuine, often humor-filled interaction.
On this occasion, Moffett and I spoke via phone just prior to his performance with McCoy Tyner and Al Foster at the University of Maryland's 25th William Kapell International Piano Competition and Festival.
Franz Matzner: My first question is pretty simple. Why the bass? You came from a very musical family, so there's no question of how you were introduced to jazz, but why bass?
Charnett Moffett: (Laughing.) That's a very simple question for me to answer. The family band needed a bassist. That's basically what happened. I actually started out on drums. Then I was playing trumpet. But by the time I was eight years old I was playing a half-sized bass for the Moffett family band. [It was] a little bit bigger than the cello, but it was tuned in fourths.
FM: Once you started on the bass, did you pretty much stick with it?
CM: Well, I started on the upright, but about two years later I started playing electric, that being the theme of my generation. I pretty much stayed with the bass from then on. Both of those basses, actually.
FM: You also picked up the piccolo, right?
CM: Yeah, later on. I must have bought some of Stanley Clarke's records there—and I thought I'd give that a try as well.
FM: What are the differences playing on piccolo?
CM: Well, there's a big difference between playing on an upright and just the electric bass itself. They have a lot in common, but are almost two totally different instruments. One's a huge violin, and the other's a guitar, basically. The only difference between the electric bass and the piccolo bass is that the piccolo is tuned an octave higher. I guess you could tune it any way you like, but the norm is one would be tuned an octave higher, which is basically tenor guitar. It's really the bottom four strings of the guitar without the top two.
FM: So it's only the electric piccolo you're playing?
CM: That's right. Now, Ron Carter plays an upright piccolo bass that's tuned I guess an octave higher, but that comes more out of the concept of how Oscar Pettiford was playing the cello when he had Mingus accompanying him on those particular recordings. But I've chosen to play the electric piccolo from time to time. I'm not really doing a lot of that right now. I'm trying to concentrate on the upright bass and, of course, the fretless electric bass right now.
FM: You've definitely developed just an enormous technique on all those instruments... I was wondering if you could sketch some of your educational background.
CM: Well, honestly, I'm still learning.
FM: That's going to go on forever, though, right?
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Justin Thomas saw the signs welcoming "American Idol" star Crystal Bowersox to Fifth Third Field Friday.
Who could have blamed him if he wondered where were the signs welcoming the Clay High School product back to Toledo for the first time in his professional career?
"The people who are closest to me know I'll be here and will be rooting for me," Thomas said. "I'm not as big of a deal as she is.
"I'll be able to see all the people I care about, and that's good enough for me."
Thomas threw a pair of scoreless innings for Indianapolis in last night's game, which the Mud Hens won 7-3. The 6-3, 220-pound left-hander struck out four of the six batters he faced, including Ryan Raburn, Jeff Larish, and Jeff Frazier – the middle of the Toledo batting order – in the seventh.
"He's a big, strong kid who threw well," Mud Hens manager Larry Parrish said of Thomas. "It was our first time to see him, but he sure looked good."
Thomas said he was looking forward to pitching close to home after spending the first five years of his pro career with Seattle. Thomas, a fourth-round pick of the Mariners in 2005, had not pitched near Toledo since spending time with Wisconsin in the Midwest League at the start of 2006.
Thomas was claimed off waivers by the Pirates this past off season.
By the time Thomas entered last night's game, the Mud Hens already had built a huge lead.
Toledo scored three times in the first inning thanks to RBI doubles by Raburn and Larish as well as a run-scoring single by Max Leon.
Ben Guez led off the second inning with his first Triple-A home run, a shot high off the scoreboard in left, and Raburn doubled home Brent Dlugach for a second run that inning.
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NH Town to Vote on Changing Name of Jew Pond
The Watertown Daily Times of New Hampshire reported Saturday that voters in the small town of Mont Vernon, NH, will have the final say on whether to change the controversial name of a local pond.
The small pond near the middle of Mont Vernon is known as Jew Pond. Town officials say it got its name back in the 1920s because the operators of a hotel that once stood next to it were Jewish.
The name recently got the attention of New Hampshire Bishop Peter Libasci. He wrote a letter to the local newspaper saying the name conveyed contempt and urged townspeople to change it. Residents will decide in the March 13 election.
"The Story Behind Jew Pond," a Documentary by Katelyn Ann Dobbs.
Only recently did the UNH-Manchester student who lives in Mont Vernon discover that the tiny pond in the park, though 5 or 6 feet deep at most and barely a quarter-acre in size, boasts a rich, if controversial, history simply because of its name: Jew Pond.
As part of her classes, Dobbs has produced a documentary that traces the history of Mont Vernon's Jew Pond and examines, through several interviews, the current controversy over the name and whether the name should be changed.
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Ann Arbor, MI – Ann Arbor residents looking for dirt trails to ride their bicycles will soon be heading to Bandemer Park.
City council has unanimously approved a 135-thousand dollar contract for renovations at the park that include a dirt bike jump course.
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The UEFA Champions is the most prestigious club competition in the world, and therefore it features the most expensive football players in the world.
With the amount of money on the line for clubs in the competition, the biggest clubs are willing to spend a lot of money on the top players in the world in the hopes that these players can bring them success in the competition.
While there are some surprising teams who are among the last eight teams left in the tournament, it is not much of a surprise that most of these players are employed by the same few teams with the most money.
This is not a list of who has the highest transfer value, since that is a very subjective number and is really dictated simply by how much a club is willing to pay for a certain players.
Furthermore, some players have risen from their own team's academies, making any transfer value for them unknown.
In addition, players who signed contracts two or three years ago may not be making as much money as less talented players who just signed new contracts this season.
This is also not a list of who is the best starting XI, or who is playing the best, or even which XI players would form the best team.
This is the starting XI of players who make the most money in wages, the most expensive team money can buy.
This is not just the best XI players, but rather XI players who can be on the pitch at the same time. I chose to use a 4-3-3 formation for this team.
The wage figures may not be accurate to the dollar, as no two sites report the same figures, and several players from Spain don't have their wages reported at all.
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"No man can ever fight their Da when both are in their prime. And that's the tragedy." So says Dan son of Dan son of Dan (played by Aonghus son of Aonghus son of Ray) in Fight Night, the Little Gem winning play.
An hour long workout with a monologue woven through it, it charts the return to the ring of a wayward fighter who walked away from it all six years before following a blow out with his Da moments before a championship fight.
Following the birth of his own son he's drawn back to the family trade and made to square up to the questions that fire the 'excuse voice" in his head. And as he questions what role his name played in getting him to the level he is currently at (while also questioning the role it played in preventing him becoming the fighter he could have been) he ponders why he's pulled the gloves back on in the first place. Is it about earning his father's long lost respect? Is it so his son Jordan can look him in the eye when he grows up? Or is it a love of the sport that drives him after all?
As part of the Show in a Bag initiative launched by Fishamble last year, the piece was specifically written for Aonghus Og McAnally based on his own proposal and while this lends the production a certain richness, it stops short of answering any questions we might have about the gift one generation passes onto the next. The piece works best when exploring the questions of self worth that come with being one of many and when Dan Jnr wonders if what he was lacking, when it came to having "it", was psychological he leaves us in as much doubt as he is himself.
It's a terrific turn from a beautiful actor who engages the audience by eyeing them directly, only breaking eye contact when drifting off in thought, taking us with him. He skips, spars and does press ups sending sweat flying as he spins a tale you've heard a zillion times before but it's done so simply and honestly you are more than willing to lend your ears to it all over again.
There are plenty of plays that look at what happens when Daddy wasn't there. Here's one that looks at what happens when he was. And the fresh set of problems that are there to be conquered. Bryan Burrough's assured direction and McAnally's everyman portrayal assure that he is given his due.


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"More than print and ink, a newspaper is a collection of fierce individualists who somehow manage to perform the astounding daily miracle of merging their own personalities under the discipline of the deadline and retain the flavor of their own minds in print."
"The most discouraging feature of the mania for book-collecting is, that it grows by what it feeds on, and becomes the more insatiable the more it is gratified."
"I open up a big cabinet, and I have a collection of helmits. I put on the different helmets, and I take tree bottles of Robitussin and drink them really quickly. Then I set my hands on fire-I have to write whatever comes to mind pretty fast, before my hand burnsoff." "I just let whatever comes out, comes out without thinking about it to much. Some of it I keep, some I toss out, some of it I turn into giant cigarettes and somke 'em. I think everybodu should just turn off their TV machines and make up their own songs about whatever comes to mind-their couch, their friends their loaves of bread. Everybody's got their own songs. There should be so many songs out there that it all turns into one big sound and we can put the whole thing into a pickup truck and let it roll off the edge of the Grand Canyon."
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Native History: 71-Day Wounded Knee Occupation Ends
This Date in Native History: On May 8, 1973, members of the American Indian Movement surrendered to federal authorities on South Dakota's Pine Ridge Reservation, ending their legendary 71-day occupation of Wounded Knee.
Set in the same impoverished village as the 1890 massacre, the siege began February 27 and is hailed as one of AIM's greatest successes. About 200 Sioux Indians participated in the occupation, which attracted supporters from dozens of other tribes and called global attention to generations of mistreatment from federal and local agencies.
"People were beaten down and afraid to speak out," Clyde Bellecourt, one of AIM's founders, said in the 2013 book We Are Still Here: A Photographic History of the American Indian Movement. "We had to create an organization to represent the people."
Bellecourt and other activists like Russell Means and Dennis Banks organized AIM in the summer of 1968 as Natives across the country battled abuse in boarding schools or left reservations to chase the government's promises of education and jobs in urban areas. As Natives arrived in the cities, however, they faced widespread racism, especially among white police forces.
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This is yet another area we could use some help with.
In fact, this is a part-time money-making opportunity for someone.
Here's the run down.
We have a tent full of goodies to sell – and much more to add to that – yet no one to manage it all for us.
Here's what we propose to one or more trustworthy and motivated individuals:
Be our Sale Tent Manager and take home 25% of the profits from every sale.
Background –
- We are cleaning up and cleaning out THE FARM and Barn Buddies Rescue property
- All areas of the property will be gone through – some stuff saved, some stuff thrown, some stuff sold
- Through this process we hope to do everything possible to bring in dollars to keep the animals fed, housed and medically cared for, along with all else that is needed to keep THE FARM and Barn Buddies Rescue in the black
- The Sale Tent will probably only be open every couple of months or quarterly, as we continue to clean-up the property and gather items for sale
- Since this is a weekend gig, it won't cut into your normal week
- As the clean-up progresses, we may be in a position to have a gift shop open where "FARMY" items can be a part of sales to support the animals
And while we can't promise you'll go home each Sale Tent day with a pocket full of money, there's a pretty good chance you'll have some to show for your time here.
It's a little like any yard sale. The more people that know about it and actually show up, the more sales you'll make.
And once we get the Sale Tent up and running, we'll advertise it on various platforms to get the word out about it and bring more visitors to see what we are offering.
And we'll start posting photos and descriptions of the goods on this site, so people can preview before they come and buy.
MUCH BETTER than driving around endlessly looking for yard sales and a lot fewer tire kickers with this method.
In fact, we'd love to have someone who is proficient at Craigslist or Backpage advertising to take on this position. That way, they can still be selling the Sale Tent items during the weeks when the tent itself isn't open.
THE FARM has quite a bit to offer our visitors.
And we'd like to be able to offer even more as a form of attraction.
We think the Sale Tent is perfect for that.
Most of the folks who work on THE FARM are volunteers – and there are a lot of them! Not a lot of paid positions available or affordable.
This is one of those situations where someone could come to "volunteer" and yet take some cash home each evening…
So, if interested, please contact Farmer Sharon to get the discussion started.
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The fate of Middle Tennessee State University's (MTSU) 24/7 mainstream jazz station WMOT-FM (89.5) remains unclear, but its prospects for survival now seem a bit brighter after MTSU president Dr. Sidney McPhee said March 19 he wanted the station to survive in some form.
McPhee's public posture contradicts rumors he was at best indifferent and at worse hostile to WMOT, or wanted the current format scrapped in favor of a more commercial one. The news about WMOT's possible closing or sale surfaced a couple of months ago, when it was announced MTSU was facing massive budget cuts for fiscal year 2010.
McPhee issued a 46-page report with recommendations that included the potential elimination of 23 concentrations and majors, plus cuts in many other areas from extracurricular programs to the demise of the June Anderson Women's Center. These moves are being contemplated because McPhee says even federal stimulus money may not be enough to prevent reductions that might total $19.3 million.
But he voiced support for the station, which has been rumored for everything from complete extinction to sale or a merger with MTSU's other student station WMTS. They would become part of a campus media center operation that would also include student publications and other outlets.
"We value (WMOT), McPhee said, but must take a hard look at operations and expenditures. We are looking at several options for WMOT that will result in retaining the station in some form with significant reductions in its university budget. Other alternatives such as establishing partnerships will also be explored. Plans must be developed to bring (WMOT) within budget within two years or other measures will need to be determined."
Nashville Jazz Workshop (NJW) co-directors Lori Mechem and Roger Spencer are part of a committee that's held regular meetings with McPhee. This group's objective has been to ensure WMOT's survival and retain its unique character as a locally based entity playing fulltime mainstream jazz.
"There are three things WMOT is considering," Mechem told me in an e-mail. "One would change the operation to satellite, with jazz at night (the syndicated Jazz with Bob Parlocha that currently airs weeknights from 9 p.m. – 6 a.m.)) and talk radio during the day. A second would have 12 hours of jazz and Bob Parlocha overnight. Both of those would operate with only four employees, and the station would be moved to the Mass. Comm. building (on campus), giving WMOT no room to grow."
"The other consideration would have Nashville Public Radio (WPLN-FM 90.3) come in and take the financial burden off them (MTSU). The format would stay the same and some of the local shows would stay. MTSU could gauge the help from whatever they would feel comfortable. It would still stay the same more or less, but WPLN-FM would come in and help."
"All of this has not been decided," Mechem added. "It is only under consideration and there is still the possibility of them (the school) eliminating it all together or selling the license. Proposals are being evaluated for an April 6 decision." That date is when McPhee will make further announcements about not only the station's fate, but also other things on campus.
WMOT began in 1969 as an eclectic station playing pop and rock. But it switched to its present format in 1982, and is famous for its balance of contemporary and classic jazz programming in a hard bop/mainstream/swing mode rather than a "smooth" format.
Besides the Bob Parlocha show, it carries specialty and locally produced and presented shows from The Nashville Jazz Workshop, the Sunday afternoon staple Jazz On The Side hosted by drummer/historian Austin Bealmear from 12 noon – 1 p.m., The Brazilian Hour and others. There are also hourly updates from the Associated Press radio service. In addition, many Nashville and area jazz performers' releases air in regular rotation alongside the music of legendary figures.
The station's 100,000 watt signal, coupled with its Internet presence (wmot.org) and recent emergence as an HD station (on HD radio receivers) has expanded its audience greatly beyond Middle Tennessee, though it certainly has a sizable statewide and regional following. Many announcers like program director Greg Lee, news announcer and author/journalist Randy O'Brien and others have been with the station at least a decade.
"I started as a student and have been with them ever since," Lee, the host of the weekday Morning Beat (6-9 a.m.) show. "There's been a real outpouring of support from the local community ever since word first leaked out that the station might be in trouble. 2009 marks Lee's 20th year on WMOT, and he jokes that "I came for a degree and found a calling." WMOT will hold its spring fundraiser and also celebrate its 40th anniversary in April.
"A disturbing fact is that Americans are increasingly ignorant of their own cultural heritage," Bealmear said in assessing why WMOT's plight hasn't gotten much traction or attention beyond jazz and blues fans in Nashville.
"Unlike most "American" art forms, jazz and blues are considered new creations of the unique American experience, and have had a major influence on culture around the world. Without these new sounds that came out of our Mississippi River Delta at the end of the 19th century, there would be no country & western, no rhythm & blues, no funk, no gospel, no soul music, no rock 'n' roll, no hip hop and no rap. This means that most of the music listened to be the current generation is the product of 300 years of history that started in just one place in the world."
"Sadly, technology is giving kids the ability to narrow their interests instead of broadening them," Bealmear added. "Schools and public radio are the last places this art form can be broadly accessed and studied. Regardless of what musical style currently sells the most records or is considered "proper" for education, all Americans should appreciate and honor the jazz music that belongs to us."
"For Americans to study European classical music and not American jazz is to deny our own history. .Jazz history should be taught in all schools, its theory included in all music programs, its artists respected and supported, and it should always be heard live and on the air. It is our music, our art form, and our gift to the world."
Funds from various rallies held last month on behalf of the station are still being collected and assessed. The local jazz community's mood has shifted in recent days from complete pessimism to slight optimism, though doubts remain about WMOT's future. But Mechem says the crisis has let jazz fans know they must get directly involved in not only helping save the station, but keeping it viable.
"All of us, and I include myself, were lax and kind of took WMOT for granted," Mechem said. "We can't do that anymore, because we now see what could happen. It would be a disaster for jazz if we lose WMOT."
Anyone who wants to make a pledge of support to WMOT can do so either by traditional mail (WMOT, MTSU box 3, Murfreesboro, TN 37132), or online at wmot.org by downloading a conditional pledge form.
Fans who want to make their feelings known to McPhee and others at MTSU before April 6 can contact them directly (Room 0110, BLDG Cab, MTSU, Murfreesboro, TN, 37132) or go on the Nashville Jazz Workshop website (nashvillejazz.org) and click on to an email to McPhee.
There's also a letter on the site from NJW co-director Roger Spencer with recommendations for saving WMOT, and a conditional pledge form of support for the station.
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I was invited to Thursday dinner at the largest parish in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Arriving right on time, I was disconcerted to find the rectory empty except for the housekeeper.
"I'm sorry," I said to her. "I must have marked the wrong date on my calendar."
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On the Atlantic coast, where the Hudson and East rivers meet the sea.
This is one of just a handful of cities with a genuine shot at the title of Capital of the World. If it isn't happening in New York, it isn't happening.
It's practically impossible to avoid — all roads, rails and flight paths in the eastern U.S. seem to lead to New York.
Try to see the city's much-vaunted attitude as a positive rather than a negative. Rarely will a New Yorker leave you wondering what he really thinks.
The New York hotel rooftop is a precarious thing. At its worst, it can be an unctuous cocktail of vertigo, claustrophobia and unpracticed inebriation — granted only after you've groveled with some dead-eyed doorman for the privilege. But you persevere; and then it's that magic hour on the longest day of summer when last call and first light start closing in on one another and you're gazing at the shores of Jersey City with someone lovely at your side and, good God, since when does Jersey City look like that? In New York, this most vertical of American cities, the hotel rooftop occupies its own special vantage point — human pageant below, human pageant on high, a macro urban landscape that goes on for days, and a self-contained scene unto itself. Here, in honor of summer's arrival, we present a Manhattan rooftop for every day of the week.
It's half past six, happy hour. Your day so far's been rough. But here you are at the Hudson, and against all odds you find yourself sunk into that coveted hammock, with its green and white hillock of pillows. You eye your kaffir lime sake sangria with some skepticism as you plant it, while swaying, on the ground below. With its urban-oasis atmosphere and a crowd that thins out after sundown, the Hudson's Sky Terrace is at its best during the just-after-work hours, its views of the Statue of Liberty welcoming you into the world of Manhattan's hotel rooftops.
For sheer elevation, Trump Soho's seventh-floor Bar d'Eau may not quite measure up to the competition, but with a sprawling outdoor pool deck and a surprise bocce court, it manages to compensate in other ways. You resign yourself to handing some hard-earned dollars over to the ownership, and in exchange you get a well-crafted cocktail and some prime people-watching, plus the chance to play the most scenic game of boules this side of the Atlantic.
"No diving," read the stern warnings painted onto the tiles around the pool, and you wonder for a minute if maybe they're being a little defensive about their Lower East Side location. Poolside is a good distance, at least in spirit, from the teetering gilded monuments across town, but with the be-shaded visage of one Andy Warhol lithographed onto the bottom of the pool, it hardly lacks for style. And should you wish to flush out your Blue Ribbon cocktails with some cheap post-party beer, some of Manhattan's best dive bars are right in the neighborhood.
After a long last night on the Lower East Side, you clean yourself up and head to Murray Hill, where the Gansevoort Park Rooftop and Lounge calls to you like some sotto voce Siren, a soothing daytime reprieve from the city that surrounds it. With a stand of skyscrapers crowding above and the Empire State building towering in the distance, it's about as urban a backdrop as you could possibly have for a swim. Just try to pull yourself away at a reasonable hour. There's a big weekend ahead, and the quiet daytime scene turns into a just-plain-scene by night, when doors open to the public.
You show up very late and it's still much too early, but maybe that's not so bad; at least you can get in the door. Up in the penthouse discothèque is le bain itself, a sloshy plunge pool with gyrating patrons to match. This, as we've said elsewhere, is what hedonism looks like at its most dolled-up, and if you just let go and get into the spirit — and the world-class DJs, gut-rumbling sound system and soaring views all do their bit — it's hard not to feel that it looks pretty alright. You think of Hieronymus Bosch, or Blake, or you don't think at all and you have a fantastic time.
Face it; you didn't make it home last night. But on the upside, you've already got your party pants on, and it's a short walk up to the Maritime, where the leafy rooftop cabanas offer just enough shade from that bright, bright sun. The crowd control is a serious business here, a pain at the door but a joy from the other side. Once you've stepped over the threshold, you can settle into one of the cushy sofas and do your celebrity gawking in peace, or just play it cool and relax with a drink.
It's been a long, strange week, and you've got to come back down sometime — but not before making a trip to the Gramercy Park's Rooftop Garden, where brunch is mercifully served until three in the afternoon. Stumptown coffee helps pry those tired eyes open, the better for taking in the Basquiat and Hirst masterpieces amidst the tropical foliage. And then, with a belly full of fancy pancakes, you head downstairs and fall into a deep sleep in your dreamy hotel bed.
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No. 1 Michigan falls to No. 3 Indiana
No. 1 Michigan gets into early hole and can't climb out in loss to hot-shooting No. 3 Indiana.
Assembly Hall is a tough place for freshmen. Just ask the Fab Five, who lost by 15 points in their first visit to Indiana's wild arena.
So it wasn't a surprise when freshmen Nik Stauskas and Glenn Robinson III struggled Saturday night — combining to hit just 4 of 16 shots as No. 1
Michigan lost 81-73 to No. 3 Indiana. Even that is misleading, as two of the baskets, including the pairs' only 3-pointer, came after the
Hoosiers had pulled away down the stretch.
"We had a lot of young players who were getting some crucial experience tonight," Michigan coach John Beilein said on his postgame radio show. "They didn't make all of their plays, but they learned a lot and I was proud of the way they kept fighting."
Michigan is now 0-1 in a crucial 11-day stretch that sees them play the rest of the Big Ten's top five. The
Wolverines host Ohio State on Tuesday, play at Wisconsin next Saturday and finish up at Michigan State on Feb. 12.
As they did at Ohio State in their only other loss, the Wolverines fell behind early, trailing 26-11 after nine minutes. Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr. got Michigan (20-2) back into the game, and Burke's buzzer-beating 3-pointer cut the Hoosiers' lead to 36-32 at the half.
"When you play a great team on the road, you are going to get their best shot, especially at the beginning of the game," said Burke, who finished with game highs points (25) and assists (eight). "That's a heck of a team, but we'll learn from this and get better."
The Wolverines tied the game at 40 early in the second half, but they couldn't overcome the lack of production from Stauskas and Robinson, who both looked tentative and uncertain.
Robinson never got going, scoring his only basket late in the game, and finishing with just four rebounds. Stauskas, who was battling flu-like symptoms, scored 10 points, but only took five 3-pointers and didn't hit one until the final seconds.
"We had a lot of good open looks that we didn't knock down, and they knocked down most of their open shots," Beilein said. "We got back into the game, but that's a very good team, and they kept making plays whenever we got close."
With Jordan Morgan still limited by a sprained ankle, that put all of the scoring burden on Burke and Hardaway (18 points). They combined for 43 points, but needed 40 field-goal attempts to get there. Freshman Mitch McGary added 10 points and seven rebounds off the bench, but it wasn't enough.
Morgan's absence also hurt on the glass, as Indiana's Cody Zeller was able to break free for two put-back dunks when the Hoosiers were struggling to stay ahead. Zeller also beat Stauskas and Burke to a loose ball late in the game as Michigan was trying desperately to stay in the game.
Zeller, who tallied a team-high 19 points and nine rebounds, and the rest of the Hoosiers starters all finished in double figures. Victor Oladipo scored 15, Christian Watford and freshman point guard Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell added 14 apiece, while Jordan Hulls finished with 11.
The Hoosiers outrebounded the Wolverines 38-29, led by Watford's 10, but a big difference was Indiana's 25 trips to the foul line compared to Michigan's seven — IU made 22 free throws; Michigan hit six. The Hoosiers did shoot 52 percent from the field (26 of 50), while the Wolverines shot 42.9 percent (30 of 70).
The teams face each other again at the Crisler Center on March 10 — a game that will probably decide the Big Ten title. If that contest wasn't going to have enough intensity, Indiana's Oladipo raised the emotion by throwing down a vicious dunk at the buzzer while the rest of the players had already started to shake hands.
The dunk didn't count — it was slightly too late — but Hardaway was clearly unhappy about the play when he talked to Oladipo after the game.
Oladipo's meaningless dunk was nowhere near his most spectacular moment of the night. In the second half, he broke free on a fast break and elevated for an alley-oop pass from Hulls. The pass was badly thrown, but Oladipo managed to control the ball behind his head with one hand and slam it into the rim.
The ball didn't go down, bouncing high off the rim, but he came close enough to cause an explosion on Twitter, with one viewer calling it the "greatest missed shot in NCAA history."
In the end, neither play mattered. Indiana will replace the Wolverines at No. 1 when the polls come out Monday — helped by second-ranked Kansas losing to Oklahoma State earlier in the day — and Michigan will start preparing for the Buckeyes, Badgers and Spartans.
"Teams are going to lose games," Beilein said. "We are very disappointed, but we can't dwell on it.
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Season 2 | Episode 6 | "Hollywood" | Aired Aug 5, 2014
Drunk History has finally taken its talents to Hollywood. With decades of famous rivalries, creative differences and political opportunists in its past, the city at the heart of show business has enough stories to fill a TV series all its own. I'll start a crusade for The Real Drunk History of Hollywood as soon as I'm promised dinner with Tony Hale in that wig. Until then, let's see what lessons we can learn in Tinseltown.
1. Forbidden movies are usually the coolest.
In 1938, Orson Welles (Jack Black) was a hot commodity in Hollywood, thanks to his sensational radio broadcast of War of the Worlds. Meanwhile, William Randolph Hearst (John Lithgow) spent his days in his literal castle, managing his newspaper empire. Welles knew a screenwriter, Herman Mankiewicz, who had been to Hearst Castle, so they teamed up to write a movie about it. That screenplay became Citizen Kane. Worried that it trashed his name, Hearst forbade his papers from even mentioning the film, and he warned cinemas that he would pull their ads if they showed it.
Rather than give up, Welles just decided to move the party outside and show his film in tents. People flocked to see Citizen Kane, dubbed "The Movie That No One Will Let You See," because people love doing what they're told not to do. They also love outdoor movies. Welles and Mankiewicz won an Oscar for screenwriting, and Hearst will forever be associated with the name Kane.
2. Elevator encounters do happen.
It seems like a Hollywood cliché: You just happen to find yourself in an elevator with your biggest rival, and you think of the best possible comeback at just the right moment. Maybe it's a cliché because in Hollywood, it's actually happened. Welles and Hearst found themselves in the same elevator, and Welles asked Hearst if he'd seen Citizen Kane. Hearst swore he never would, but Welles got the last word by insisting that Kane would see the movie. Then again, since Hearst never wanted to be associated with Kane, maybe that's a compliment.
3. Be careful who you ask to draw Mickey Mouse.
In Kansas City, in 1919, animator Ub Iwerks (Tony Hale) was working with Walt Disney (Michael Angarano). Iwerks had an idea for putting live-action people into animated frames, so he and Disney created a series of shorts called Alice Comedies. Disney took the comedies to the head of Universal Animation, Charles Mintz (Derek Waters), who hired Iwerks and Disney to work with him. In 1927, Mintz stole Iwerks's creation, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and Disney vowed never to let that happen again.
Iwerks followed Disney out of the company, and they got to work on a new character: Mickey Mouse. In two weeks, Iwerks churned out two months' worth of animation to bring Mickey to life. Walt loved the work, but he wanted to make it bigger, so Iwerks suggested syncing the sound and the picture. The result was Steamboat Willie. Mickey's first full-length animated film received standing ovations for its sound work ("This mouse is whistling along with what his mouth is doing!"), but Disney started taking Iwerks for granted. When a child asked Disney to draw Mickey Mouse, he agreed and handed the paper to Iwerks, who quit right there.
4. Negotiate like you mean it.
Iwerks formed his own company, Iwerks Animation, where animation was anarchy. He drew animals that lost limbs and women whose dresses blew off. Regulations put a stop to that, and Iwerks Animation closed down. Hearing about this, Disney met Iwerks for lunch and asked him to return. Iwerks agreed, but only on the condition that he would not be an animator. He wanted to run the company's photographic effects. Disney agreed, and Iwerks had a hand in everything from the Mary Poppins penguin dance—for which he won a technical effects Oscar—to the rides at Disneyland. Keep his success in mind next time you're in a negotiation.
5. Tony Hale's eyebrow work is strong.
Hale and Angarano have a great comedic partnership going on here. Their energy is infectious and their exaggerated laughter is perfectly synchronized; their Iwerks and Disney really do seem like they've known each other for decades and are just having fun. At one point, Hale starts drumming on a bunch of straws with two spoons, just because he can.
6. Getting put on a Communist blacklist is a fun way to meet singles in your area.
In 1949, actress Nancy Davis (Lindsay Sloane) was blacklisted. She contacted the president of the Screen Actors Guild, Ronald Reagan (Nick Kroll), to ask for his help, and he agreed to meet her for dinner. After Reagan corrected the clerical error that had landed Nancy on the list, the two were married. Nancy convinced Reagan that they wouldn't make it as actors, but that they had a chance in politics. They could be the faces of conservatism. She basically became her husband's manager, instructing him to present himself like an actor in a world of politicians. Reagan put himself on the map with a speech he gave for Barry Goldwater in the 1964 presidential election, and the rest—his election as governor and, eventually, as President of the United States—is history. Nancy wanted people to know her name, and she made it happen.
Hollywood is full of people like Nancy Reagan and Ub Iwerks who do the work to make others look good. Did you know their stories or the story behind Citizen Kane? And how eerily accurate is Jack Black as Orson Welles?
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I can't see how you deduce that is cyclic from what you've written before.
Lagrange's theorem (or one of his corollary): in a finite group, the order of an element divides the order of the group.
(For what follows, I assume you don't use Sylow's theorems.)
So the elements of have order 1, 5, 7 or 35. The only of order 1 is the identity element . Can the others all be of order 5? We want to show that no.
Let be an element of order . The subgroup generated by has five elements, and four different from . Using Lagrange's theorem, what are their order?
Now, do you agree that in a finite group of order , an element of order is a generator of the group?
So let be two elements of order 5 in , what if (i.e. they have a common element)?
Therefore, if all elements in have order 5, all cyclic subgroups have their intersections equal to , and the number of elements in is a multiple of 4, let's say where is a positive integer. Is possible? No? Then contradiction, and all elements can't have order 5.
Same thing with 7.
Finally, if some element has order 35 (i.e. is a generator of ), what about and ?
I guess that we've proved that contains at least an element of order 5 and an element of order 7.
Now, what we want to show is that given a of order 35, if is abelian, then it is cyclic.
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Skip to comments.Genghis Khan: Father To Millions
Posted on 06/22/2004 9:49:06 AM PDT by blam
Genghis Khan: Father to Millions?
By Rossella Lorenzi, Discovery News
Statue of the Mongol Emperor
June 22, 2004 Genghis Khan left a legacy shared by 16 million people alive today, according to a book by a Oxford geneticist who identified the Mongol emperor as the most successful alpha male in human history.
Regarded by the Mongolians as the father of their nation, Genghis Khan was born around 1162. A military and political genius, he united the tribes of Mongolia and conquered half of the known world with a cavalry riding on grass-fed ponies.
By the time Genghis died in 1227, his empire stretched from the Pacific coast of China to the Caspian Sea.
Bryan Sykes, professor of human genetics at Oxford University and author of "Adam's Curse," a study of the Y chromosome, believes Genghis's "super Y" chromosome survived and proliferated as far as the British Isles. He has just begun to check it at Oxford Ancestors, a leading provider of DNA-based services for use in personal ancestry research.
"We will offer British men genetic tests to see if they are Genghis's descendants. It is possible that the Mongol emperor's Y chromosome spread as far as the U.K. through gradual immigration from further East over the centuries," Sykes told Discovery News.
The genetic testing follows another Oxford study, which involved a survey of the Y chromosome which is passed unchanged from father to son from all over Central Asia.
The researchers found one Y chromosome fingerprint that was identical in eight percent of the male population.
"This was highly unusual and suggested that they may all have descended from one man living in the fairly recent past. By seeing what small changes had occurred, it was possible to estimate the time at which this common ancestor lived, and it was consistent with an origin in the 12th or 13th century," Sykes said.
Matching that evidence with the overlap between where the chromosome was abundant and the geographical extent of the Mongol empire established by Genghis Khan in the 12th century, the researchers concluded it was Genghis' chromosome.
The Mongol emperor's habit of killing the men and inseminating the women when his army conquered a new territory, coupled with handing the Empire and other wealth to his sons, and their sons, would explain how the chromosome came to such prevalence today, said Sykes.
The final piece of evidence came from the Hazara, a hill tribe in Pakistan who had a strong oral history of being descended from Genghis Khan.
"The Y chromosome was present in the Hazara, but not in the surrounding tribes, who did not have this oral history. Though the evidence is circumstantial, it is, I believe, very strong," Sykes said.
Finding Genghis Khan's tomb, one of the great secrets of all time, could provide the definitive evidence, leading to a direct comparison of Genghis' Y chromosome with those of modern men.
Sykes' hypothesis seems to be consistent with history, according to David Morgan, a Mongol history specialist at the University of Wisconsin.
"There's no reason to doubt that Genghis Khan fathered a good crop of children, if one is to believe the testimony of contemporaries," Morgan told Discovery News.
Sow them oats.
I've heard that the Jewish name "Cohen" comes from "Khan" as well.
Is this a taxpayer funded study? (Oops, stupid question). Kahn made sure his burial site would never be found.
Ahhh Genghis. Where are you now that we really need you (in Iraq)?
All that inbreeding doubtless led to some Mongoloids.
I've read that it may relate to 'Han' too.
Christian Designs Found In Tomb Stones Of Eastern Han Dynasty
It's true!
It means, "He Who Can Get Armor At The Friendly Price."
That's a pretty offensive remark.
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No. "Cohen" is Hebrew for "priest." Those who bear the name "Cohen" are likely descended from Abraham, Isaac and Jacob... and Levi, not from Genghis Kahn.
If you used an ethnic slur as part of some joke, people would come down on you, you know.
and inseminating the women when his army conquered a new territory
*** Now I've never heard rape being called 'inseminating' before... that's pretty new to me!
I wonder if James Cahn is related to Ghengis and Kubli? And what about Shaka Kahn? :o)
Not really. But it is hard to be offended while giggling.
Then I suppose you've never had that particular remark directed at someone you love. I don't care if it is a pun, it's a very insensitive word. If he'd made some sort of a pun featuring, oh, "Jap", would that be funny, too?
I thought mongoloid was the old term for down's syndrome affected people.
Very interesting.
I suddenly crave Mongolian BBQ for lunch.
why you talk about me like that?
Mongoloid. It is a slur refering to people with Downs Syndrome. It's at least 50 years out of date and extremely offensive.
Genghis brought home the bacon so no one knew...
Now now, we mustn't be judgmental. < /whining liberal>
"There's no reason to doubt that Genghis Khan fathered a good crop of children,
Fathered? Good crop? Good Grief!
No offense intended, but I didn't know the term wasn't used any more. I thought it referred to some characteristics in the eye folds (among other physical characteristics) in those afflicted with Down's syndrome. As a kid I remember that term, not as a slur, but as the name more common than Down's syndrome.
Was I mistaken?
No you're not. Mongoloid was originally part of the race theory of human beings, and then it became associated with down's syndrome. Those afflicted with the condition often times took on the eye characteristics of 'Mongoloids'and as such today it's not used anymore because it's seen as offensive because you're associating mental disorder with a group of people.
It may have been inoffensive once, but... it's really more in how it's used. People don't use "mongoloid" affectionately, they use it as a slur. Or as a way to objectify a person- "that mongoloid kid", something along those lines. The only people I've ever heard using the term were being offensive. It's like people who say "tard" to refer to someone who's mentally retarded.
If you used it in front of a friend or family member of someone who has Downs Syndrome, you'd either be politely educated, or slugged, depending on whether they thought you were being intentionally rude.
Genghis Khan was a great man.
H establlished one of the world's first non-sectarin states - all religions were tolerated. As a matter of fact, some of the Khan's court and successors were Christians. He personally abolished the use of torture. He always made an overture of alliance to his enemies and only destroyed them when they refused and insulted his ambassadors. He was one of the first to grant envoys protected status.
Ghengis was a great man. WE, the U.S., could use someone like him now. If he were in charge Fallujah wopuld be toast, as would be Iran and Mr. Sadr and his followers.
Yeah but all his kids turned out to be Mongoloids....sorry.
In 800 years Clinton can have a legacy too.
Where exactly in Pennsyltucky are you ? LOL , Lighten up !
You know it's sometimes hard to keep up with what words are 'in' and what words are 'out'. Instead of jumping on Martin wouldn't it be better to assume he didn't know he was using an 'out' word? You could have explained it in your first post rather than getting angry. While you're at it, do you know why the word oriental is out and asian is in?
In the year 1999 (911)? and sept,
A great King of Terror will come from the sky.
He will bring back the great King Genghis Khan.
Before and after Mars rules happily. - Nostradamus
Everyone but Kravitz thinks he is full of crap.
My sister thinks it is President Bush.
Are you saying that your sister thinks that President Bush is Genghis Khan?
I wasn't jumping on him, I was correcting him. That's why I didn't scream at him and say something rude, or call in the moderators.
Don't know... I do know she wants to see Fahrenheit 911. She was locked up with snobby American students in Japan, and came back a real liberal. I should have her kidnapped and deprogrammed.
"He personally abolished the use of torture."
Somehow I find this hard to believe.
Ha ha. I spoke to my sister last night. She's down on Bush as well. I use lot's of diplomacy with her, because it's mainly her liberal husband and friends twisting her mind.
You are a great conservative. I'm sure that you will be
succesful in helping your sister out. Good luck. : )
(p.s. I love your profile page on FR! God bless.)
Thanks :) Oh yeah one good thing... she's voting for Nader *lol*
There is a new book out on the biography of Genghis Khan. He did ban the use of torture. He killed his enemies, he didn't torure them.
Unfortunately, some of his successors re-adopted this vicious practise.
Actually it was a great book. I can't remember the name of the author, but I pulled it out of the New Book section of my library last month.
Genghis Khan was a great man. He knew the secret of fighting and winning wars - kill you enemies as quickly and thoroughly as possible and always do the unexpected and attack from where least anticipated.
We need him in Iraq and Iran.
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Would that we were all granted the persuasive ability of this interviewer. Every person on this video was real; and, so was the entire presentation. And, every one of them changed their minds about abortion. The great part about this video is that one need not necessarily imitate the interviewer. The "real deal" can even be viewed on a smartphone.
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