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San Diego Chargers Must Be Open To Changes On Defense
The San Diego Chargers are no longer one of the premier 3-4 defenses in the National Football League, and losing their mammoth All-Pro Defensive Tackle Jamal Williams to a triceps injury is a very large reason why (figuratively and literally). When Williams was placed on injured-reserve, fans held their breath, hoping the Chargers could absorb such a devastating loss. Unfortunately for San Diego, the Chargers were unable to compensate, ill-prepared with no true nose tackles on the roster. After four weeks, it's clear the Chargers are struggling on defense, and instead of trying to force a scheme on the players, perhaps it would be more pertinent if the coaching staff adjusted it's scheme to fit the roster.
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Without a proper nose tackle, it's enormously difficult to run a 3-man front effectively. For reasons unknown, the Chargers have been unable to develop true depth behind Jamal Williams and are now paying the price. The Chargers have the 28th ranked run defense in the NFL, and are statistically the worst defense on third and fourth down. On third down, the Chargers give up a first 49 percent of the time. On fourth down, opposing offenses are a perfect three for three.
Along with the problems up front, the Chargers are not getting the type of pass rush they had hoped for. The team is finding sacks and negatives plays elusive; the Chargers have only generated six sacks through four games - that ties them for 4th lowest in the league. Denver's OLB Elvis Dumervil has eight sacks on his own.
In terms of the Chargers' secondary, tackling continues to be a weak-point. Perhaps Antonio Cromartie would enjoy more success as the nickel back, a position he played initially in his break-out year of 2007. Antoine Cason has proven to be a far superior tackler, and his presence on the field helps in run support.
Speaking of run support, it's time for Kevin Ellison to see his reps increase. It's confounding why the Chargers keep so many running backs activated on gamedays if they don't run the ball. Ellison plays special teams as well, so the Chargers need to explore deactivating a fullback so that they can get Ellison on the field. He is a punishing tackler and he is hungry for the opportunity.
Finally, the Chargers might need to strongly consider implementing more 4-3 looks to offset their lack of a true nose tackle. I think moving Luis Castillo inside to the three-technique would allow his natural athleticism to shine. Vaughn Martin could also benefit from a more traditional defensive line position, and might make the adjustments more quickly. The Chargers have plenty of natural defensive ends in guys like Merriman, English, Phillips, and Tucker, so those players would be placed in positions where they are naturally suited.
Defensive Coordinator Ron Rivera, a man who is on the last year of a contract in which he had hoped to parlay into a head coaching job somewhere, needs to work some magic if he hopes to improve his stock. Perhaps drawing on his 4-3 background would benefit the Chargers' current personnel while at the same time causing opponents to throw away much of their scouting film as the Chargers present different looks not seen in San Diego for years.
Either way, the San Diego Chargers have to use the bye week to quickly steer their ship off the crash course they are heading towards. 2-2 is just as unacceptable as the 13-13 record the Chargers have compiled over the past 26 games, and something needs to be done to spark these Bolts.
October 7, 2009at 3:00 PM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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I would be really excited to see the chargers switch to a 4-3 , without jWal we simply can't run a 3-4, watch the n tackle in games get's pushed around all game , we need this switch
I agree almost wholeheartedly on the topic. Whether it be a one or two gap responsibility, the nose (or zero) must consistently dominate the A-gap and too often the Chargers' personnel gets rooted out.
There are ways to ease this kind of transition, though. I would propose running more double-eagle fronts, with two stand up, flexed five-techs and under fronts. Each would allow the Chargers to utilize their more athletic players on the edges and minimize any hope on the opposing offense's part of out-flanking the defense.
The Chargers don't run a *true* 34 anyway, might as well mix in varying principles.
In addition to the above post (I'm anonymous @ 4:33 pm), I'd like to add that Rivera did, in fact, call for more double-eage fronts during the Steelers game. Each time Big Ben called out "solid" at the LOS, he was re-numbering this protection against the aforementioned front.
BoltHype wrote " For reasons unknown, the Chargers have been unable to develop true depth behind Jamal Williams and are now paying the price" My response: Ummm the 'uknown' reason is obvious. AJ Smith has never drafted a run stuffing DT in the first round, ie Vince Wilfork. These dominat DTs are drafted in the first round. Not the 4th like Vaughn Martin. Every draft I have been waiting for AJ to pick up a Haloti Ngata type guy. There is no mystery here, AJ, who admiries the NE Pats so much, forgot a critical part of the Pats blueprint is the first round nose tackle. I remember in the preseason he was talking about how much he liked his roster... WRONG. Stop blaming people AJ it's your fault.
Excellent article, I've often wondered what Rivera would do to implement the many defensive philosophies he's learned throughout his playing and coaching careers. He will certainly need all of his creativity. Hopefully the staff will be open to new defensive looks. The many "defensive ends" on the roster will make effective DT's and the talented outside linebackers can concentrate more on rushing the passer if switched to the DE roles.
Yes, inevitably our defense will have to morph and we have seen signs of it. That I agree with.
And Jamal Williams has long been the anchor on the D-line. But even before he got hurt, our line was getting manhandled early in the game vs. Oakland. Certainly had he not gotten hurt he would have been a part of the solution in the weeks to follow but that is now a topic for next year.
Teams seem to be blowing through the left side of our line and that points to Castillo. He seems to be occasionally successful when we play two D-line man. Shaun Phillips and Shawne Merriman both played defensive end in college but both were tweeners. I think Merriman would be salvageable at end but not until he is healthy. English is definitely a tweener.
Lastly, the chargers haven't had elite 3-4 NT's available to them in the last 3 drafts. I believe they had other players valued much higher than the NT's available when they picked. I have seen some good signs from Nwagbuo and Martin but they were blown off the line too many times against Pittsburgh.
Bottom line we are not an elite team as we had hoped but let's hope that we can still get there.
Atleast we have shown some resilience.
they can't switch to a 4-3. chargers were built for a 3-4 defense. AJ smith needs to look into trading for a NT and giving up a draft pick. the chargers can't wait for nwagbuo and martin to develop into proper NT for the 3-4.
also, although ellison does hit like a truck, he's not that great in coverage. he'll get burned.
maybe rivera wasn't what the chargers needed as a DC. his soft zone coverage last game, and his exotic pass rush scheme's (or lack there of) is killing us. moreover, AJ should be on the hotseat as well. not properly addressing our key needs, i.e. - SS,OT,RB.
i agree with Cro. he needs to be benched and put in nikcel. that guy can't hit for sh*t.
cromartie was bitching about rivera's scheme and saying thats why he got picked on by the steelers. what a bitch. quit holding recievers every play, make a tackle and shut the fuck up cromartie. rivera needs to know his personnel and change the defense to accomodate for their weaknesses, because obviously they have many and they arent getting it done.
The Offense is great, adjustments on the right side of the offensive line would suffice. The defense on the other hand is in deep trouble without a premier DT, the Chargers should......trade Merriman....now wait. I am a hard charger fan i think, and honestly trading shawne for two premier defensive linemen(richard seymore, williams from minnesota) would be great. We now have a very well equiped Larry English who would be good on the outside.
It sucks that the big fella Williams went down so early in the season.Merriman also is obviously not back to full strength yet.I think going to the 4 man front at certain times of the game might help,but the thing I want to know is why the hell we don't blitz more?It alway's seems we start off games letting teams gash the hell out of us for huge running yardage and end up in a hole that the offense has to try and dig us out of.Then later on like late 2nd quarter we start mixing things up and giving teams acouple different looks and things look up a little bit.Try doing that right from the start of the game please.And if we have to give up some picks to try to beef up the D-line do it now,don't let the best years of rivers career slip away like LT's did.GO BOLTS!!
- Mark said... Oct 12, 2009, 1:50:00 PM
So far, Merriman has not improved his stock so I'm calling it now, "bye-bye Merriman." As much as I liked him as a player, he just doesn't have the same impact anymore. I don't see a scenario that AJ re-signs him unless he plays "lights-out" the rest of the season (no pun intended). Maybe he's still hurting. And he didn't help his cause by barking back at AJ, although I thought he was right in that Aj shouldn't criticize the team in the press.
Excuse me?!? Why *SHOULDN'T* A.J. be able to "criticize" the team he is responsible for managing in the press?!? Besides that fact (post-Pittsburgh)that it simply proves he's got 20/20 vision, no one is more qualified to answer for the whole football operation than the GM. And although he called the defense (among other things) "soft" in that game (which they most certainly were!!!), he never named a specific player or individual to ridicule.
It's Merriman who is an ass for doing the opposite, and challenging the veracity of a specific person (A.J.), and especially foolish for doing so to the man who's mostly responsible for him even being here. Besides being astonishingly stupid and jerk-knee in the social arena, Merriman is in serious danger of becoming a "former" somebody, instead morphing into just another surly, unemployed sh*thead. And although he's already a multi-millionaire, if he thinks his good looks, passable commentating, and previous gridiron accomplishment are enough to keep the Gravy Train running for very long, he's sadly mistaken. Pay attention "Light's Out", in show business guys like you are changed like light bulbs.
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previously in the thread the beneficial cardiovascular effects of alcohol are complex and not likely to apply to everyone. So it's not a given that they may apply to you or any other individual reading this. I do wonder if HDL measurements with and without alcohol would tell you if its beneficial or not. The other health effects are serious too and generally the health risks rise quickly from the more than one drink a week level. Total mortality in Physicians Health Study was lowest for the one drink a week people. Two drinks a day is a lot better for one's health than 6 drinks a day though.
Cumulative effects
Alcohol consumption has been associated with a range of diseases that may cause death and adverse effects that reduce quality of life. Among these are:
Cardiovascular disease high blood pressure, arrhythmias, shortness of breath, some types of cardiac failure, haemorrhagic stroke and other circulatory problems.
Cancers alcohol is carcinogenic to humans, being causally related to cancers of the oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, oesophagus, liver, colorectum and female breast.
Diabetes the relationship between alcohol consumption, insulin sensitivity, and type 2 diabetes mellitus is not clear. However, alcohol affects the management of diabetes in a number of ways.
Nutrition-related conditions alcohol consumption is linked to malnutrition, Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome, folate deficiency, Vitamin A depletion and pellagra.
Overweight and obesity alcohol adds kilojoules to the normal diet and may increase energy intake and fat storage further by increasing appetite and displacing fat and carbohydrate oxidation.
Risks to unborn babies alcohol enters the bloodstream of the fetus when the mother drinks and can cause a range of birth defects and growth and developmental problems, comprising Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), which may persist into adulthood. Alcohol also enters the breast milk.
Liver diseases alcohol consumption is the most common cause of cirrhosis of the liver, and drinking alcohol over many years can cause cirrhosis in the absence of other causes.
Mental health conditions there is growing evidence that alcohol increases the risk of highly prevalent mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety in some people, and may affect the efficacy of antidepressant medication.
Tolerance the immediate effects of alcohol on the brain are often less apparent in people who drink regularly, as they acquire a degree of tolerance. Despite this tolerance, the long-term effects remain damaging, particularly as the drinkers who have greater tolerance for alcohol are likely to be those who experience higher blood alcohol levels more frequently.
Dependence alcohol is an addictive drug and regular use can result in alcohol dependence.
Long-term cognitive impairment drinkers who consume alcohol at harmful levels exhibit negative structural and metabolic brain changes, and have an increased risk of dementia.
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It began with a trip back home, to a small town in the country's western valley, to visit his dying grandmother. More than a decade after El Salvador's bloody civil war had ended, Juan Carlos, a 38-year-old photojournalist, wanted to see how life had changed. Was his country, one of the most violent in the Western Hemisphere, better off after 12 years of war? Sure, there were shiny new roads and malls, but was the country any safer?
Juan Carlos began by documenting infrastructure and families, education and health systems, traveling for long stretches between El Salvador, where he was born, and San Francisco, where he now lives. But it didn't take long for a new focus to emerge: the gang culture, and accompanying terror, that had seeped into the fabric of everyday Salvadoran life. With an estimated 64,000 identified gang members, El Salvador's street gangs—or maras, as they're known to locals—operate like armies. They control neighborhoods, and can stop buses from running. They hold press conferences. They are incestuously intertwined with the police. In other words, they call the shots—as well as fire them. At its peak, in 2009, the gangs were responsible for a homicide rate that reached 14 deaths per day.
Last March, however, the country's two most violent gangs—Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) and Barrio 18—suddenly declared a truce. In exchange for better prison conditions—and the transfer of gang leaders to a less-restrictive facility—the two armies agreed to halt the violence. Since then, El Salvador's official homicide rate has plummeted by more than 60 percent; in April, the country of 6 million saw its first day without a single murder in years. "This is an opening," a former gang member said at the time, "part of a peace process that we have been pushing for years."
And yet, one year into the truce, the reality of life in El Salvador isn't quite so simple. Sure, the killings have abated, but extortion, theft, and drugs remain rampant. Reports of missing persons have skyrocketed since the truce began, and mass graves have cropped up all over the countryside. On Tuesday, a prominent social worker, a former gang member who had helped broker the truce, was shot point blank in front of the social-service center where he worked. For locals who've grown used to gang warfare as part of daily life, the reality is clear. "We leave our home and don't know if we are going to come back," as one put it.
In partnership with Mother Jones, Tumblr commissioned a series of portraits from Juan Carlos to show what life is like in his home country. The images offer a comprehensive view of life in El Salvador after the truce, from inside overcrowded prisons to the plight of residents haunted by memories disappeared. Tumblr's Jessica Bennett spoke with the photographer about the project—called Truce In and Out—as well his newly launched blog and website.
Jessica Bennett: You've documented the war in Iraq, the earthquake in Haiti, and New Orleans post-Katrina. Why go back to your home?
Juan Carlos: In my opinion, photography is a responsibility. There are so many stories here that aren't told by mainstream media: gangs, violence, an area contaminated by lead by a factory that manufactured car batteries. I wanted to document my country and see what postwar El Salvador was about. Were we better off? What did the war accomplish? Did we become a better country?
JB: I take it the gangs were impossible to ignore in that equation.
JC: It got to a point where it was just everywhere, all around you. So I decided to take a deeper step into documenting the violence. I'm from a small town in the western part of El Salvador, and in 2008, there were about eight killings in a single day—just in that town. In other places, when photographers document crime, they go on patrols with ambulances or police. But I would just walk down the street. I walked into a crime scene where a kid had just been shot in the head, right outside a bakery where I was buying bread. Another time, a cousin told me, "Hey, a guy just got shot in the park." I went, and there was a bench full of blood. This kind of thing was happening all the time. I would be walking down the street and just: boom.
JB: You were a child during the first years of El Salvador's civil war. Is the experience of gang life similar?
JC: You know, I was a small child during the war, but you'd wake up to the sound of gunshots. And the bodies. You'd wake up and there would be bodies on the road or the street—somebody killed the night before. It's the same thing here: You still find bodies on the side of the road, mass graves, and disappeared. History is repeating itself—but for very different reasons.
JB: What's it like being around all that death?
JC: It's troubling, because you are always in that mode that something could happen to you. And sadly enough, that's how Salvadorans would wake up, thinking "I could die today," just like saying, "I've got to brush my teeth." Psychologically, it's stressful. Because normal things like taking a walk in a park become difficult. The violence is all around you. Salvadorans will tell you, that's always in their mind. They never know what's going to happen. That's the thing—this isn't just physical violence, this is psychological violence. It's this feeling that something is going to happen to you, or that you can't defend yourself, because you're going to end up dead.
JB: What about the police?
JC: It became popular—gang members even write it on the wall—the saying: "See, Hear, Shut Up." The culture has become that people don't speak up, because they feel there's no protection. You can't even call the police, because there are informants in the police department. So there's no trust. There's nobody to turn to.
JB: But has the truce helped?
JC: The numbers have dropped. But in my opinion, a society that still has five or six murders per day is not a healthy society. Now you find more bodies on the side of the road in plastic bags; you find people just disappeared, or in mass graves. So what's happening—or, at least, what many people believe is happening—is that the government is manipulating the numbers. They just found two girls who'd been missing since October, chopped into pieces. Yeah, we have fewer murders. But you still have extortion, and gang leaders—every time they have a press conference—can't give a straight answer about when they're going to stop. The crime may be down, but the fear is still there.
JB: It's crazy to hear you say that gangs hold press conferences. For people who don't know, how much power do gangs have?
JC: They have more power than the authorities. If you want to have a business, you pay them. They infiltrate the police: Gang members become policemen, and policemen become gang members. They have the power to stop people from doing the simplest things—like going to work—to make demands on the government. Pretty much they're in charge.
JB: What do you think it would take solve the problem?
JC: People say, you know, just burn down the prisons—because that's where all the gang leaders are housed. But that is not the answer. It's more complicated. We've got to educate both sides. We've got to focus on prevention. The problem will never just go away. It's like saying, "Let's get rid of gangs in LA." We're not going to do that. But we can bring the numbers down. We can focus on prevention, and outreach to the new generations. Because all these young generations are growing up with all this violence, and what's going to happen? Boom, they're going to fall into that. That happens in any place where this is a problem, and it's no different here.


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4 tablespoons butter
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2 tablespoons lemon juice
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3 shallots, chopped
3 cloves garlic, minced
Salt and pepper to taste
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[quote user="dezzzR"]In the eyes of haters.
I dont know why it would make someone a hater to know that he's not used in our offense. It's fairly obvious.

[/quote]Well the Pats just snagged Ballard. You never know. Granted he may not be that great at blocking, but hes a VERSATILE receiver. The better question to ask is, WHO ELSE?
and ur basing this on that one TD catch?

whats versatile about him? they try to get a LBer on him because of speed. Safteys and corners can make up in the size advantage because hes cream filled

[/quote]Nope, a few big first downs in 2010 and the big td. He can play the slot, our outside. He burned a db on the td vs GB. Hes a decent back up people, let it go and accept it.
"slot" and "outside" is meaningless in all reality

the only time he is effective is if we can motion to have a linebacker on him in man and then MAYBE he could be effective.

He is pretty brutal otherwise
[/quote]Why??? Iv seen him line up at both......
Thats simply not true because he scored a 70 something yard td with a db on him.
Lets make this easier. Who would you rather back up Bennett and Pachcoe?
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Sorry, made the thread and headed off to work. Of course I meant Eli. As far as JPP? We are not talking about their Legacies here. I was referring to the here and now. JPP is Lights Out right now. Besides what I meant specifically was ( And maybe should have used a better term like Pass Rusher ) who would you rather have on your team ? Ware is a lot like Osi ( A QB Killer ) JPP ? QB,RB,TE,Hot Dog Vender, it doesn't matter,who ever has the ball He destroys. He blocks kicks, Slaps down balls. There are simply more ways JPP can disrupt a game than Ware does. And please stop comparing Ware to Reggie White who was a DE, Ware is a LBer. So yes in that instance I agree, Ware is better than Boley.
It's cool. That's what MB's are for. I'm the opposite-- usually I post at work and only at work.
Anyway, I wasn't talking about their legacies either, although the more proven you are the better.
Ware is nothing like Osi. If you run at Ware he makes plays and he's STILL a more dangerous pass rusher. And if Ware is dropped back into coverage rather than going after the QB, he covers well.
If you think there are more ways a DE can disrupt a game more than an OLB with better pass rushing skills, you're mistaken. And Ware is not only the best OLB in the league, he's quite possibly the best defensive player period.
I honestly think the NFC East is up for grabs next season. The difference between every team save the Redskins is very small. Yeah we won the division and the SB, but given our performance as a whole, I can't say I'm very confident going into next year.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
After that...
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that Claiborn will be better than Amukamara this season. Jenkins is better than anyone you have as well, and Scandrick is a pretty darn good slot corner.


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December 30, 2009
Top Google Apps in 2009
10. Google Public DNS - a DNS resolution system that doesn't offer too many features, but it's free and fast. Very fast.
9. Google Fast Flip - a service that lets you quickly browse news. It's easy to use and it's a better way to discover interesting news articles than Google News.
8. Google Squared - an innovative way to dynamically generate collections and facts about each item. It's an extension of Google Sets and you can use it to create lists.
7. Google Wave - an online platform for collaboration in real-time. While there are many interesting features in Google Wave, Google's implementation of the Wave protocol is too confusing and difficult to use.
6. Google Translate added new languages, made it easier to find web pages written in other languages and to translate web pages in real-time. You can now use Google Translate in Gmail, Google Docs, Google Groups and many other Google services.
5. Google Maps aggregated information about locations in place pages, started to show more search results and to use its own mapping data in the US. Google also launched Google Maps Navigation, "internet-connected GPS navigation system with voice guidance. It is part of Google Maps for mobile and is available for phones with Android 1.6 and higher." Unlike other navigation apps, Google's Android app is free, but it's limited to the US.
4. Google Image Search added many advanced search options: color filter, size filter, Creative Commons search and an option that lets you find similar images. There's also a great Android app that helps you search the web visually: Google Goggles.
3. Google Search added a toolbelt with many options that help you refine search results: you can restrict the results to forums and recent web pages, find pages shared by your friends, view page thumbnails and explore related searches. Other changes include a redesigned homepage with bigger buttons and less links, Google Suggest as a standard feature and more sitelinks.
2. Android, Google's mobile operating system, had 3 major releases and it's now used by more than 20 devices. Companies like HTC, Motorola, Samsung bet on Android and there are many cool applications that are only available for Android: Goggles, Sky Map, Google Navigation.
1. Google Chrome, the most innovative Google software released last year, continues to be a trendsetter when it comes to simplicity and great performance. It now supports themes and extensions, it has a bookmark sync engine and you can download native versions for Linux and Mac. Chrome is the most significant component of Chrome OS, a browser-centric operating system for notebooks, and a strategic project that helps Google push the web forward. Even if that means improving Internet Explorer.
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Yeah good luck with that wet down. I got selected to SSgt this past August so now it is a waiting game for me. I was surprised I even came up selected becasue I pinned on Sgt in 2009. Apparently someone up in HQMC thinks I'm doing good things. It was my first year in zone so I was definitely surprised.
I would be there if I was still out in Pendleton for sure. But I had to give up all the fun stuff and come out here to Florida and ride a desk for a little bit.
Congrats on the promotion and in your honor I'm going to go buy new gun. That's how I like to celebrate. Ill have a few for you though brother.
Semper Fi.
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Temple Law professor to present "The Libya Intervention and Executive War Powers"
DETROIT (Oct. 7) — Wayne State University Law School's Program for International Legal Studies is pleased to host a lecture by Peter Spiro, Charles R. Weiner Professor of Law, Temple Law School, titled "The Libya Intervention and Executive War Powers." The lecture will take place from 12:15-1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 12, in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
"President Obama approved U.S. participation in the Libya conflict without clear congressional authorization," said Wayne Law Professor Gregory Fox, director of the Program for International Legal Studies. "Many have argued that the president thereby violated the War Powers Resolution and a constitutional requirement for congressional approval. We're thrilled to have Peter Spiro, a leading scholar of foreign relations law, to provide insight on this critical question."
Spiro joined the Temple Law School faculty in 2006 as the inaugural holder of Charles R. Weiner Professorship in international law. Spiro previously was the Rusk Professor of Law at the University of Georgia Law School, where he also served as associate dean for faculty development. A former law clerk to Justice David H. Souter of the U.S. Supreme Court, Spiro specializes in international law, the constitutional aspects of U.S. foreign relations, and immigration and nationality law. Spiro is the author of "Beyond Citizenship: American Identity After Globalization" (Oxford University Press, 2008).
The event is free and open to the public, and lunch will be provided. Parking is available for $5 in Structure #1 across from the Law School on West Palmer Street in Detroit. For directions to the Law School and a campus map, visit www.campusmap.wayne.edu/location/LAW.
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Henry Farrell, associate professor of political science and international affairs, Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University
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Peter Rutledge, professor of law, University of Georgia Law School
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Re: Would TLOU Win GOTY?
If The Last of Us ends up being an impressive piece of software then I can imagine it standing up against the best of contenders this year. At this point however it's all merely speculation. When paired with multiplayer, the Uncharted series fared worse in the end compared to previous titles from Naughty Dog. I can only imagine a similar fate would be bestowed upon this next entry in their arsenal.
Other titles to consider this year would also consist of everything from Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch to Beyond: Two Souls. Heavy Rain certainly made an impression back in 2010. Could the same be said about Quantic Dream's upcoming 'venture?
Re: Would TLOU Win GOTY?
Bioshock Infinite,to be honest I was not expecting that much from it,but when it came out,my mind = blown. If you're saying Bioshock Infinite is gonna win you're just saying that cause you're probably underestimating The Last of Us. I'm a big Bioshock fan,but even I have to admit that Bioshock won't win,but again we haven't got enough footage yet to actually say The Last of Us will win either.
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Re: Would TLOU Win GOTY?
Bioshock, Tomb Raider, GTA 5, and GOW: Ascension are big contenders, but im 100% sure that tlou would make its own mark.
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Bioshock, Tomb Raider, GTA 5, and GOW: Ascension are big contenders, but im 100% sure that tlou would make its own mark.
God of War Ascension? I really doubt it,from what I read the gameplay is amazing and multiplayer,but the story lacked while Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider has amazing gameplay,storyline,and multiplayer (Tomb Raider).
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GOTY for this year... I'm pretty confident wont be TLoU.
GTA 5 / Beyond / Tomb Raider or some downloadable like last year.
The reasons why I say that is.
GTA 5. It's GTA.. The last one was a well written masterpiece for the most part. Only let down was it's controls, we'll see how that one goes this time, if they nail the controls with a story it will be unreal.
Beyond.. It's Quantic Dream, it will be great, I have 100% faith in them. Yeah my pessimistic view goes away whenever I think of Quantic Dream or David Cage. Every game they have done has been absolute perfection.
Tomb Raider kinda shocked me with how good it was. I was expecting the whole game would be centered around multiplayer. In one way it's positive it wasn't it had a great story, in another way it kinda wasn't positive because it has zero replay value.
ND have to re-establish themselves as good developers after Uncharted 3. GOTY is asking a bit too much after that mess of a game.
But if GOW wins anything. That is it, I will quit gaming since people have no idea what a good game is. That game is without any doubt in my mind the worst video game series I've ever seen. It makes me want to play Terminator Salvation.. Which actually is vastly superior to GOW. Then again.. So was Big Rigs for the PC xD.. Okay maybe thats too far.


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The hockey world is reeling after a top player was killed in a on-field accident in Perth.
The WA Today newspaper reports that 24-year-old Lizzie Watkins was playing first-grade hockey for the North Coast Raiders team with her sister, when the ball struck her on the head.
It is believed the ball may have deflected off her own stick.
Watkins was revived after she collapsed on the field, but she died on the way to hospital.
News of her death spread quickly through the hockey community, with Olympic gold medalist Jamie Dwyer taken twitter to express his condolences.
"All the kookaburras thoughts are with the Watkins family after the devastating news today. Such a sad day in the hockey world," he wrote.
As a mark of respect the Australian men's team wore black armbands in the final of their Olympic test event in London.


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For a long time I have been trying to source a decent product to report GPS coordinates of different objects within a reasonable price range. Most stuff either doesn't work well or has been to expensive until now.
About a month ago I purchased and have activated a new to the market Satellite GPS tracking device that though far from being perfect is a pretty nifty device that might be a useful tool in a commercial beekeepers arsenal.
Here is an link: www.findmespot.com/en/index.php?cid=128
You can check it out and see what you think.
!. Stolen Beehives?
2. Employees on to long of a lunch break
3. What yard are the guys at?
4. Is that semi-driver parked or moving?
5. Lost while out hunting or backpacking
6. Many more!!!!!!!!!
All for a hundred bucks a unit and a hundred a year for adequate support. Web access with text movement notifications as programmed if wanted. Downloadable excel file data available.
I have been experimenting with many uses the past few weeks. Inside hives, vehicles out doing bee work, forklifts. etc.....
Last week I shipped it to a family member who will be driving back from Alaska starting Monday 12.23.2013 driving down the AlCan to California. 3000 miles hauling empty package cages back to California.
For those of you who might be interested in following the tracking on the web I can issue share pages that will show the way points.
Once the person leaves I will set up the shared link here so you may get an idea of how it works.
Once its back and I do a few more tests I plan on purchasing additional units. Some places offer discount on 5 or more.
If you'd like just leave a short note on this thread you will get access to the Share link when I post. That's if you get email notifications from the thread.


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By Kevin Mooney
How does a 123-year-old football club move into the future without compromising the traditions, qualities, and fan loyalty that it has accumulated over its history?
Enter Tom Fox, Arsenal's new Chief Commercial Officer.
For more than 20 years, Fox has built has an extensive résumé in the sports-marketing industry. After hugely successful stints at Nike, Gatorade, and the NBA, he jumped at the chance to join Arsenal and take on what he views as "absolutely the perfect job."
His goals are not small. "I want to help build the best organization, not just in English football, and not just in European football," he said in an exclusive interview with USA.Arsenal.com. "I want to build the best organization in sports anywhere in the world around what I believe is an incredible brand."
When asked how Arsenal compares to the European giants like Manchester United, Barcelona, and Real Madrid, he was quick to point out that despite some aggressive marketing strategies in the United States, those clubs really are not too far ahead of Arsenal. "While most Americans would be familiar with them I think I would describe that familiarity as awareness." He continued, "I would argue that Americans know very little about those brands beyond the headlines they are making right now."
"The true soccer fans in America absolutely understand what Arsenal is and what it stands for. As a brand, I would put ours up against any club, and really any professional franchise, in the world."
He will admit that Arsenal does face some disadvantages compared to some other teams. "The fact that we haven't had any silverware in a while is a disadvantage because in America there is so much information, there are so many other sports, there is so much competition."
But he does list some simple reasons why the future is bright for the Club. "I'd start first and foremost with our manager. I think if more Americans had an opportunity to hear Arsène Wenger speak, to hear him articulate his vision for the game and listen to him describe what it is he is trying to, there is no better brand spokesman."
He also pointed out Arsenal's standing in one of the biggest cities in the world, "We are the London Club. With all due respect to some of the other clubs in London, we are the London Club."
Fox readily admits that he faces a learning curve, as prior to joining Arsenal in August, his familiarity with English football limited to two matches spread over 20 years. "I think the worst I can do is come over here and think that everything I've learned in the sports industry is going to translate," he said. "I'm trying to learn and be patient and try to soak up as much as I can."
"Because I'm American, people have this perspective that I'm going to come in and Americanize this, even from a business standpoint. I think in a lot of ways, American sports have lost the plot."
"I look at sports in the U.S. now and think that the tail is wagging the dog. It's so commercial, and it's so much about sponsors and advertising. I look at football here and I think what a great opportunity we have. It's relatively pure. It's still about the game."
He does, however, have a great deal of praise for the state of the game in America. "I think the [U.S.] national team is getting better. What they did in the Confederations Cup was not lost on anyone." He added, "I have got to give a lot of credit to the MLS because they have grown their business purposefully."
"They've grown. There has been a plan there."
And he thinks that is something that can only open doors for Arsenal in the United States. "I think if you can get more people exposed to [the game], then we can walk in with a version that looks different, and I think is widely regarded as better at this point. There isn't a fan of the MLS that wouldn't be a fan of what [Arsenal] do on the field."
As for his plans, he says that he wants "to be a part of an organization that is going to take this 123-year-old club into the next 25 years." He's very focused on Arsenal's long-standing policy of being a self-sustaining club, and is firm that he has no desire to not over-commercialize the Club.
But Fox does want to ensure that Arsenal has "the financial resources necessary to do whatever it needs to do to continue to put the product on the field that it puts out today."
"We want to win and we want to continue to build a great organization around this great brand."
Fox is clearly excited about the opportunity and the product he is charged with promoting. He's also excited to be in London, which he cites as one of the attractions of the position with Arsenal. "It's a city I have always had great affinity for," he said. "I spent three years [in London] growing up, and still have friends from those days. London has always felt a bit like home, actually more than a little bit like home, even though it was 35 years ago and it was only for three years. I think London gets inside you a little bit."
And apparently Arsenal does too. "In three short months," he said, "and I would not have said this before I got here, I would much rather watch Arsenal at the Emirates than any other event in the world."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Shayna Conway's loved ones say she's the kind of person who would do anything to help someone else — and now others are coming to the young woman's aid as she recovers from multiple gunshot wounds
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Comic books often feature superheroes battling super-foes. But what if those arch enemies were named Ignorance, Stupidity, or Intolerance?
A new comic book anthology, called You Are Not Alone, hopes to feature 40 and 50 stories to help young readers combat the forces of evil in their worlds — namely gun violence, bullying, homophobia, racism, depression, abuse, body issues and other problems. Think of the project as a comic book version of The ABC Afterschool Special, the TV anthology series that brought thorny and hard to face issues into the lives of kids in the 1970s, '80s and '90s.
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A Celtics playoff kiss from a Rose?
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So it's been 20 hours since the ACL-tear that broke Twitter, and likely the Bulls chances of a championship.
Let's for the moment put aside the blame of the lockout (sorry, I'm not on the bandwagon with this one. Sadly, Max and I have been talking about something like this happening to Rose since he came into the league jumping sideways). What is striking is how quickly everyone has advanced the Celtics ahead eight wins on their NBA Playoff Chutes and Ladders board.
Hey I get it. It's completely natural to think about a Boston-Miami Eastern Conference Final. Never mind the fact that we're still hours away from the Celtics' first playoff game'¦in their first playoff series'¦which is not against Chicago.
And since I'm getting all bloggy from a hotel room in Atlanta, I'd remind everyone that the Celtics, will not even have home-court advantage against the Hawks, let alone anyone else. Of course the Celtics came within a couple of rebounds of winning the championship two years ago, playing their third straight series without home court. But what that team did, beating the top two seeds in the East on the road, was a pretty rare occurrence.
So using my own brilliant idea, and having our buddy Adam (@StatsAdam'¦follow him if you're in to this stuff) do all the hard work, we came up with this. Since the NBA Playoffs went to 16 teams in 1984, only seven teams have won multiple-series without home court advantage. Only two (The '99 short-season Knicks and the '95 Rockets) won three such series, with those Rockets of course winning four and the championship.
Teams since 1983-84 to win multiple series without home-court advantage:
'10 Celtics: 2 series (4th seeded Bos beat #1 Cle & # 2 Orl)
-Had home-court advantage in 1st round, but won multiple series without home-court advantage
'09 Magic: 2 series (3rd-seeded Orl beat #2 Bos & #1 Cle)
-Had home-court advantage in 1st round, but won multiple series without home-court advantage
'99 Knicks: 3 series (8th seeded NYK beat #1 Mia, #4 Atl & #2 Ind)
-Did not have home-court advantage at all
'95 Rockets: 4 series (5th seeded Hou won title)
-Did not have home-court advantage at all
'94 Pacers: 2 series (5th-seeded Ind beat #4 Orl & #1 Atl)
-Did not have home-court advantage at all
'89 Bulls: 2 series (6th-seeded Chi beat #3 Cle & #2 NYK)
-Did not have home-court advantage at all
'87 Sonics: 2 series (7th-seeded Sea beat #2 Dal & #6 Hou)
-Did not have home-court advantage at all
Oh, and by the way, I'm all for convenience and saying something that sounds good rolling off the tongue, but for the record, the Celtics do not have the best record in the NBA, or even the East since the all-star break. That would be the Spurs and Bulls, respectively. But pulling these numbers, two things jumped out at me'¦Memphis, and Miami. Here are the 16 playoff teams since the break….
Now, why the reality check? It's not to put a damper on the playoff opener for the Celtics as they begin the last ride of the Big Three. I point out the monumental, long shot task that lies in front of them because if you've watched this team the last two months, and the last five years, you know, quite simply, they've got a shot.
Which is all you want this time of year.
And none of this conversation is a knock at the Hawks. None of it.
Last week during the pseudo-exhibition game the Celtics staged here in Atlanta last Friday, conceding home court by sitting Pierce, Garnett, Rondo, Allen and Pietrus, a Hawks employee came at me somewhat bitterly during halftime, complaining about the makeshift lineup that disappointed the crowd and threatened to make a mockery of the game. He felt the Celtics should have played all their stars.
It seemed he wanted to vent, so I let him. But as he walked away I told him don't worry'¦they'll be here next week.
The Hawks had a very good year, 40 wins, 6th in scoring differential and they did it without their best player.
But be careful what you ask for, you just may get it'¦ on national television.
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Besides reliability, you need to pay attention to POI/POA. Not every hollow point round I have tried hits where I aim. The hydrashok is like a laser gun from my Berettas.
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|Aug 04, 2013
If you are interested in roller derby, playing roller derby, being a referee, being a volunteer or being a fan leader.....then this is where you come. We will introduce you to the team and to the game and how it all works. Women of all ages, skill level, body types and backgrounds are welcome.
Not sure what Roller Derby is all about? Modern day Roller Derby is not the roller derby of the 1970's with women who are out to kill each other. Todays Roller Derby is a serious sport combining strategy, athleticism and teamwork. Leagues, both adult and junior, are gaining in polularity as more people (especially girls) want to participate in a team sport but not necessarily the "traditional" sports.
Basics of play
Roller derby is played by two teams of five members simultaneously skating counterclockwise on a circuit track. Each team designates a scoring player (the "jammer"); the other four members are "blockers." One blocker is designated as a "pivot"—a blocker allowed to become a jammer in the course of play. The jammer wears a helmet cover bearing two stars; the pivot wears a striped cover; the remaining members' helmets are uncovered.
The bout is played in two periods of 30 minutes. Point scoring occurs during "jams": plays that last up to two minutes. During a jam, points are scored when a jammer in scoring position laps members of an opposing team.[12] Each team's blockers use body contact, changing positions, and other tactics to assist its jammer to score while hindering the opposing team's jammer. Certain types of blocks and other play are violations; referees call penalties and require violators to spend time in a penalty box.
Who can play - The Balsam Mountain Roller Girls is an inclusive roller derby team for any woman age 18+ with an interest and willingness to learn and participate in this sport. We hold practices to teach the rules and basic skating techniques, and we will not actually compete until the team is confident that they can do so safely. We also encourage players to skate whenever they can in addition to organized practices.
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Join- New members are welcome on Sundays. First practice is free with a signed waiver and limited participation. Second practice you will need to bring copy of state id, sign BMRG Bylaws, pay dues ($40/month which includes monthly membership to all regular public skating session at SMS) and begin acquiring gear. You should try to have gear within about 2 weeks.
Practice - Practice is held on Sundays and Thursdays from 6:30-8:30 at Smoky Mountain Sk8way. Sunday nights are low impact with Thursday being high impact night.
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Reuven Firestone was born in Northern California and educated at Antioch College, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Hebrew Union College where he received his M.A. in Hebrew literature in 1980 and Rabbinic Ordination in 1982, and New York University where he received his Ph.D. in Arabic and Islamic studies in 1988. From 1987 to 1992, he taught Hebrew literature and directed the Hebrew and Arabic language programs at Boston University. In 1992 he was awarded the Yad Hanadiv Research Fellowship at the Hebrew University to conduct research on holy war in Islamic tradition. In 2000, he was awarded the fellowship for independent research from the National Endowment for the Humanities for his research on holy war in Judaism. Chosen to be a fellow of the Institute for Advanced Jewish Studies at the University of Pennsylvania in 2002, he received the Fulbright CASA III Fellowship for study and research at the American University in Cairo in 2006. In 2012-2013 he was appointed DAAD Visiting Professor in Jewish and Islamic Studies at Universität Potsdam/Geiger Kolleg in Berlin-Brandenburg. Since 1993 he has served as associate and then full professor of Medieval Judaism and Islam at Hebrew Union College in Los Angeles. Firestone founded the Center for Muslim-Jewish Engagement (CMJE), a joint program of Hebrew Union College, the Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Foundation and the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California. He serves on numerous committees and commissions on interfaith relations, serves on the editorial boards of numerous scholarly publications and is vice-president of the Association of Jewish Studies. Professor Firestone has lived in Israel, Egypt and Germany and regularly lectures in universities throughout the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. His publications have been translated into German, French, Hebrew, Turkish, Arabic, Albanian, Serbo-Croatian, Macedonian, Indonesian and Urdu.
Journeys in Holy Lands: The Evolution of the Abraham-Ishmael Legends in Islamic Exegesis (SUNY Press)
Jihad: The Origin of Holy War in Islam (Oxford University Press)
Children of Abraham: An Introduction to Judaism for Muslims (Ktav)
Yahudiliği Anlamak İbrahim'in / Avraam'ın Çocukları (Istanbul: Gözlem Gazetecilik Basın ve Yayın A.Ş)
Jews, Christians, Muslims in Dialogue: A Practical Handbook, with Leonard Swidler and Khalid Duran (Twenty-Third Publications)
An Introduction to Islam for Jews (JPS)
Who are the Real Chosen People: The Meaning of Chosenness in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam (Skylight Paths)
Holy War in Judaism: the Fall and Rise of a Controversial Idea (Oxford University Press)
Learned Ignorance: Intellectual Humility among Jews, Christians and Muslims (Oxford University Press)


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Artist Interview: Ben Goode (aka kwest)Posted: January 12, 2012 Filed under: Interview, Microstock, Photography 3 Comments
Every month we feature one of our illustrators or photographers. This month we talk to Australia's Ben Goode, who goes by the alias kwest. His portfolio is full of dramatic and powerful landscapes, roads, farmlands and beaches that make up the beauty of Australia.
How did you get started in photography?
BG: I got my first digital camera as a wedding gift back in 2005, and took lots of photos on my honeymoon in the Cook Islands. The results inspired me to continue with outdoor photography.
Who or what inspires your work?
BG: Ken Duncan, a well-known landscape photographer here in Australia, is someone who definitely inspires me.
What's your favourite subject matter?
BG: Landscape Photography without a doubt.
Describe your style. What do you try to capture in your images?
BG: I have 2 main styles. With my 'stock' style, I try to capture a photo that I can work with in Photoshop to create an image that will sell a product. With my fine art landscape style, I simply want to take the best photograph I can of a certain location. Something that will get a 'wow' response from someone if hanging on a wall.
If you had to pick just one camera to work with from now on, what would it be?
BG: My current camera – Canon 5d MKII
If you won the lottery, what's the one place or person you would run away to photograph?
BG: I would go straight to New Zealand and spend 6 months there shooting.
What do you do when you're not shooting?
BG: Web design, graphic design, post processing, golf, basketball.
What one tip would you share with someone who's just starting out in the stock industry?
BG: Try and make images that stand out from the crowd. Work out the areas you want to focus on and then look on the stock sites and work out ways you can make your images better than the competitors, or try to put a new slant on them. Dont just settle for taking the same photos as everyone else. Also – learn Photoshop. Well.
Do you have a favourite artist/photographer at Crestock?
BG: I admire the success that andresr has had. Like me, he came from a graphic design background and not a traditional photography background.
See Ben's portfolio or check out his Facebook Page.
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- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon orange juice
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 3 large firm bananas, sliced
- 2 tablespoons chopped pecans, toasted
- 1/2 teaspoon rum extract
- 3 cups reduced-fat vanilla ice cream
- In a large nonstick skillet, melt butter over medium-low heat. Stir in brown sugar, orange juice, cinnamon and nutmeg until blended. Add bananas and pecans; cook until bananas are glazed and slightly softened, 2-3 minutes, stirring gently.
- Remove from heat; stir in extract. Serve with ice cream. Yield: 6 servings.
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IT warning: Beware of continuing 'spoof' e-mails
By Alex Morones
Technical Writer and Editor, Information Technology
(July 11, 2005)--The UTSA Office of Information Technology (OIT) has issued a new warning about "spoof" e-mail messages that appear to come from UTSA technology services.
The latest round of spoof messages, which warn that e-mail accounts are "expiring," come with attachments that contained computer viruses. The virus attachments, however, were caught by the UTSA anti-virus software and replaced with a text message.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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A more urgent problem with some of the spoof e-mail messages is that they ask you to click on a link to a Web site to "confirm" your account. Clicking on this link will take you to a Web site that may automatically download malicious software onto your PC.
How to spot a 'spoof' e-mail message
- Appears to be sent from an address other than Network Services (for example, email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com or email@example.com)
- Contains obviously misspelled words or poor grammar
- Asks you to provide personally identifiable information such as user ID or password (Note: UTSA network technicians will never ask you to provide your password over the phone or via e-mail.)
- Asks you to click on a link or attachment to provide information
If you receive a suspicious e-mail message, delete it or contact the OIT Help Desk at (210) 458-5538.
For more information on information security issues, contact Annette Evans, UTSA director of strategic planning and information security, at (210) 458-5899.


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Around Here Since I Got a Full-Time Job
I'm still working full-time doing data entry for a website. Here's how the first week went down in the my home:
Day One: I got this.
Day Two: House is unrecognizable. Entire family resorts to leaping over everything. Scooters, books, jackets, backpacks all create a sort of obstacle course. Things start disappearing. Owen's school shoes are missing. Pencils are no where to be found.
Day Three: Blur.
Day Four: Laundry has completely run out. Rob and I are spot cleaning kids' uniforms and spraying everything with Febreze. Dirty socks for all. I walk the kids to school commando-style in my favorite pair of jeans until I can slip into a CVS for some quality underwear. Mildly surprised with their selection. Buy a 3-pack of Hanes to last until the weekend. Change later.
Day Four: I feel like a Cathy cartoon. Ponder growing my bangs out to better resemble her.
Day Five: By now I've listened to every podcast ever made. I remember none of them. I know a scientist stopped light in an atom but I have no idea how. I also know a slinky hovers in the air before falling, but forget why. And some guy finds bliss from a bag filled with cheese curls, mentos, and a chocolate bar after traveling where for 86 days? Facts get mixed up when I try to tell Rob about everything I'm learning. Slinky stops light beams by hovering. No. Cheese curls and atoms are the ultimate bliss? Who knows.
Day Six and Seven: The weekend! Spend 3 hours cleaning my bedroom. Fill up one trash bag with candy wrappers. Sleep Sunday away. Decline invitations to see friends. Stay in jammies both days.
Day Eight: Finally do laundry. 3 Loads: The essentials.
Day Nine: I got this.
28 comments:
Keep at it! And maybe wait to grow out your bangs until work settles down? Growing out bangs is always a little stressful.ReplyDelete
That a girl! You are doing great! Pretty soon you will get a pay check and you will be able to spend a large portion of it on a house cleaner and laundry services!ReplyDelete
Hilarious! And oh so true. I've been working full time with two small kids for a year now and vacillate wildly between feeling like I'm doing it all and being buried alive.ReplyDelete
Love this as always, you got this! ("feel like a Cathy Cartoon" = made my morning.)ReplyDelete
Bwahahahaha! I love this. Good for you, Sharon. And well done on raising a family that can roll with the punches. That is admirable! xoReplyDelete
Amazing. So know exactly how you're feeling. If only having kids came with a built in housekeeper!ReplyDelete
Always get a good laugh from your posts! Good luck with day 9+!ReplyDelete
You're listening to Radiolab ;-) Cheese curls did equal bliss for that guy. It's my favorite podcast, but I listen while in the car or on the elliptical. I imagine it's a bit brain breaking in huge doses. You'll figure it out, you're pretty awesome!ReplyDelete
So honest and awesome. You're totally doing it!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2013 at 8:34 PM
I really enjoy your blog, but I have to say that this post is a little ridiculous. I understand, sometimes I have moments that I am overwhelmed but you're simply doing what working moms do all of the time. I guess if this is long term, you'll learn to manage other things along with work. I don't mean to sound mean, I've experience both sides, working and staying home...ReplyDeleteReplies
Would you prefer that she pretends that everything is always sunshine and roses like most other mom bloggers? I certainly wouldn't. There are going to be things in your life that you find difficult while it's other peoples everyday reality... does that make it ridiculous? I don't think so.Delete
I am a full-time mom, I am also a student, and it took a few months to strike a balance of having a good home, work, study life. Other people do it all the time, but it was still a challenge for me. Now things are okay and we all *usually* have clean socks to wear.
Lighten up Anonymous.
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2013 at 11:23 PM
I think that's the point, Anonymous I: sometimes life just gets ridiculous for working moms. Kudos to all who manage it!ReplyDelete
I did data entry for a year. I often dreamt I was swimming in a literal sea of spreadsheets. I watched a ton of mindless TV on Netflix to cope. All 7 seasons of Mad About You. No shame. Good luck with it all, Sharon!
Sounds like my life; except for laundry, I do a load everyday, but ignore the rest until the weekend (I love clothes and doing laundry is the only housechore I like!) Most of my friends don't have a job, and their houses are spotless; needless to say we hang out at theirs, not mine! Just do your best, and remember, no one's last words are going to be "if only I had spent more time cleaning!!" Courage!ReplyDelete
hahaha. love it.ReplyDelete
It's just week one.. give it a few more and you will get this!
- AnonymousNovember 7, 2013 at 10:39 AM
Absolutely love this blog.ReplyDelete
This post addresses the practice of meditation in addition to just how it can be used to aid ex-offenders in your head organize the job search.ReplyDelete
Jobs in accounting
I'm super curious about how you got hooked up with a full-time, at home data entry job that isn't a scam. That's exactly what I'm looking for as I'm between degrees and studying French from home. Do you mind sharing about your job?ReplyDelete
ha ha! Love it :D :D :DReplyDelete
laughing out loud.ReplyDelete
A. I listened to that Fresh Air podcast about Bliss
B. Gonna buy undies from CVS
C. Do your kids smell like fresh car upholstery after spraying them with Febreze?
Yes, loved that! Hysterical. I'm so comforted by the struggles of other and it helps me to remember that there are so many in the same (sort of) boat.ReplyDelete
you got this! ugh i feel the same wayReplyDelete
OMG I just laughed until I cried. I love reading your blog, it always makes me smile! I hope the second week went better!ReplyDelete
Wow! What a cool post it is. I really like you gallery of sunsets very much.ReplyDelete
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June 25, 1972
Inglewood, CA US
The Forum
Drone ~ Immigrant Song, Heartbreaker, Over the Hills and Far Away, Black Dog, Since I've Been Loving You, Stairway to Heaven, Going to California, That's the Way, Tangerine, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, Dazed and Confused (incl. Walter's Walk, The Crunge), What Is and What Should Never Be, Dancing Days, Moby Dick, Whole Lotta Love (medley incl. Let That Boy Boogie, Let's Have a Party, Hello Mary Lou, Heartbreak Hotel, Going Down Slow), Rock and Roll, The Ocean, Louie Louie ~ Organ solo ~ Thank You, Communication Breakdown, Bring It On Home.
Available on How The West Was Won cd, released in 2003.
Press Review: LED ZEPPELIN APPEARED in concert at the Los Angeles Forum on Sunday night without a support act. It was definitely for the better as far as the audience was concerned, for they received nearly four hours of music from their heroes. I haven't seen a crowd with as much energy and enthusiasm in years.
From the minute the group walked out on stage the crowd went wild, throwing firecrackers and smoking mounds of dope. Zeppelin started with "Immigrant Song" and "Heartbreaker" and worked their way through many of their greatest hits, old and new. "Black Dog", "Stairway To Heaven". "Whole Lotta Love" and loads of others were played before the group settled down for three acoustic numbers.
These were followed by some more rockers and then a string of oldies but goodies. It seemed exceptionally strange to see a band like Led Zeppelin striking the three chord ingredients to "Louie Louie", "Hello Mary Lou", "Heartbreak Hotel", "Let's Have Party" and their own "Rock and Roll".
All in all, there were five encores because the audience screamed and stomped like spoiled babies till they got what they wanted.
I was told that the group performed ten gigs of this caliber in 14 days. It's easy to understand America's love for the group and vice versa. I heard after the show that Plant's voice was beginning to go and Jimmy Page had to stay in bed on doctor's orders. It means a lot when you see a group as big as they are putting so much into their stage act.
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'72 Forum Show
I was at this show .... simply amazing. Something like 5 or 6 encores. If memory serves me, Robert said to the audience something to the effect "people, we've played everything we have ... we have nothing left. So we'll play this one and we've gotta go". They played Louie Louie and that was it.


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Two auto theft suspects were arrested Tuesday after the stolen car's license plate was detected in San Rafael by a scanning device on a deputy's car, a sheriff's investigator said.
Steven Anthony Fernando, 28, of Concord and Alexandra Yvette Allen, 23, of San Mateo were booked into Marin County Jail on suspicion of vehicle theft and possession of stolen property.
Fernando was also booked on suspicion of drug possession, possession of burglary tools and driving with a suspended license.
The car, a Ford Ranger, was reported stolen in San Bruno on Monday. Early Tuesday morning, Deputy Robert Heilman was on patrol in the Merrydale Road area when the license-plate scanner on his patrol car detected the stolen vehicle passing him, said sheriff's Lt. Jamie Scardina.
The deputy stopped the vehicle and arrested Fernando and Allen. Suspected stolen property was also confiscated from the car, Scardina said.
Fernando and Allen remained in custody Tuesday night in lieu of $25,000 bail.
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