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2014 NFL Draft: Draft Board 3.0
With the 2014 NFL Draft under a month away, the top-100 draft board is becoming much more clear
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Each draft season, I do four draft boards: one after the Senior Bowl, one post-Combine, one after most pro days and then a final one in the days leading up to the draft in May. The first two draft boards were both top-50, but the final two will expand to my top-100 prospects in this class.
Now under a month to go until the 2014 NFL Draft, the draft board expands to my top-100 prospects in this year's group. There isn't much movement among the top-25 (the order of my top seven prospects hasn't changed since December), but a few prospects have slowly worked their way up the board like Northern Illinois DB Jimmie Ward (No. 20) and Boise State DE Demarcus Lawrence (No. 24), two of my favorites in this year's class.
Top-100 Draft Board 3.0
1. Teddy Bridgewater QB, Louisville (6-2, 214, 4.67, JR)
Although his pro day was "average" according to those in attendance, Bridgewater remains at No. 1 on my draft board. His natural passing talent and ability to digest and process information above the neck are the reasons he is still my top prospect in this draft class.
2. Jadeveon Clowney DE, South Carolina (6-5, 266, 4.53, JR)
With a 4.53 40-yard dash and 37.5" vertical, Clowney confirmed what we already knew – he's a freak athlete. But the football character concerns are still there and while he has immense potential, does he have the motivation to reach his NFL ceiling?
3. Gregory Robinson OT, Auburn (6-5, 332, 4.92, rSO)
While we expected good numbers from the athletic marvel, Robinson impressed us all with a 4.92 40-yard dash, showing off his strength as well with 32 reps on the bench press. Yes, he's still developing in pass protection, but his athletic upside is awesome.
4. Khalil Mack OLB, Buffalo (6-3, 251, 4.65, rSR)
A versatile, relentless pass rusher, Mack was extremely productive in college and holds several career NCAA records, including forced fumbles (16) and tackles for loss (75). He is always around the ball with his combination of speed, power and awareness.
5. Jake Matthews OT, Texas A&M (6-5, 308, 5.07, SR)
Probably the "safest" prospect in this class, Matthews started three seasons at right tackle before moving to the left side in 2013. He had a solid performance at the Combine, which confirmed his athleticism, fundamentally-sound technique and high football character.
6. Anthony Barr OLB, UCLA (6-5, 255, 4.66, 4SR)
A former running back, Barr moved pass rusher last season and excelled at backer for the Bruins, totaling 41.5 tackles for loss the past two seasons. He needs to refine some technical aspects of his game, but his speed/strength off the edge is exciting.
7. Sammy Watkins WR, Clemson (6-1, 211, 4.43, JR)
With a 4.43 40-yard dash, Watkins showed off his athleticism at the Combine and backed up what his tape tells us as well. He needs some polish in a few areas, but he has above average vision and acceleration and projects as a borderline WR1/WR2 in the NFL.
8. Mike Evans WR, Texas A&M (6-5, 231, 4.53, rSO)
A physical, imposing target, Evans was Johnny Football's No. 1 target and safety valve in College Station the past two seasons. He isn't the fastest or most fluid athlete, but he boxes out defenders and has a large catching radius to dominate at the catch point.
9. Blake Bortles QB, UCF (6-5, 232, 4.93, rJR)
With the other top quarterbacks choosing not to throw, Bortles took advantage of the big stage in Indianapolis and performed well, tossing strikes and looking comfortable doing so. He is the top quarterback in this draft according to many around the league.
10. Eric Ebron TE, North Carolina (6-4, 250, 4.60, JR)
A wide receiver in a tight end's body, Ebron is a freakish athlete with the ability to make highlight-reel catches look easy. He is a work-in-progress as a blocker and will drop some easy ones, but his fluid athleticism and playmaking ability at the position are near elite.
11. Taylor Lewan OT, Michigan (6-7, 309, 4.87, rSR)
While he shows his light feet on tape, Lewan backed it up at the Combine with excellent numbers in the agility and positional drills. He needs to keep his emotions under control on the football field and play with more consistency, but he has all the tools to start at left tackle in the NFL.
12. Louis Nix DT, Notre Dame (6-2, 331, 5.42, rJR)
An athletic nose tackle, Nix has monster ability, consistently making plays behind, up and down the line of scrimmage. A knee injury contributed to an up-and-down 2013 season, but he is very active for his size and a double-team magnet – impact doesn't always show in the box score.
13. Calvin Pryor FS, Louisville (5-11, 207, 4.58, JR)
A heat-seeking missile in the secondary, Pryor has physical take-on strength and wraps and drives through his target with violence. He will freelance too much at times, but he displays the athleticism and fluid change of motion to hold up in the deep half of the field.
14. CJ Mosley OLB/ILB, Alabama (6-2, 234, 4.65, SR)
Mosley is a smart, assignment sound player who was the leader of the Alabama defense. He doesn't play a sexy position, but has an accurate first step with a consistently disciplined approach to the game, playing at the same speed and temperament on each snap.
15. Zack Martin OG, Notre Dame (6-4, 308, 5.22, rSR)
The top prospect in Mobile this year, Martin manned the left tackle spot the last four years at Notre Dame, but he projects best inside where he could be a future Pro Bowler. Martin keeps his frame square and low with the foot quickness to mirror and strong hands to punch.
16. Aaron Donald DT, Pittsburgh (6-1, 285, 4.68, SR)
While Clowney received most of the publicity, Donald had the best Combine performance among the defensive linemen with a 4.68 40-yard dash, 32" vertical jump and 35 reps on the bench press. He lacks ideal size, but uses his natural leverage to his advantage.
17. Brandin Cooks WR, Oregon State (5-10, 189, 4.33, JR)
A receiver with joystick athleticism, Cooks has lightning-fast feet and jitterbug quickness to create separation and do something after the catch. He'll have some drops with his smaller hands, but Cooks seems to be moving at a different speed than everyone else on the field.
18. Darqueze Dennard CB, Michigan State (5-11, 199, 4.52, SR)
The 2013 winner of the Thorpe Award, Dennard has average speed and size for the position, but he is smart, competitive and confident. If he can cut down on the downfield contact, Dennard has a chance to be a very good cover man in the NFL for a long time.
19. Kyle Fuller CB, Virginia Tech (6-0, 190, 4.49, SR)
A versatile defensive back, Fuller is aggressive and smart and the game appears to come natural to him. He is an inconsistent tackler and needs to stay healthy, but he has the smooth hips, transition skills and ballskills to be a NFL starter at cornerback.
20. Jimmie Ward SS, Northern Illinois (5-11, 193, 4.59, SR)
The top senior safety on the board, Ward is a versatile defensive back with cornerback movement skills and the physical mentality of a safety. He takes aggressive, confident angles in zone, but also shows the feet and athleticism to play tight in man coverage.
21. Jason Verrett CB, TCU (5-9, 189, 4.38, SR)
Although undersized with only good, not great, speed (plays more like 4.5, not 4.3), Verrett is a feisty and physical player with ballhawking read/react quickness. He is ideally suited to be an inside corner with his swivel hips and physical nature to cover the slot and be reliable vs. the run.
22. Ha Ha Clinton-Dix FS, Alabama (6-1, 208, 4.58, JR)
A rangy, fluid athlete, Clinton-Dix covers a lot of ground against both the pass and the run and projects to either free or strong safety. He has the aggressive nature to attack ballcarriers and shows the read/react quickness to diagnose and take accurate angles in coverage.
23. Xavier Su'a-Filo OG, UCLA (6-4, 307, 5.04, JR)
Su'a-Filo lined up at left guard and left tackle this past season for the Bruins and played consistently well for the Bruins productive offense. He gets himself in trouble when he overextends himself, but he is an easy bender with a strong base to engage at the point of attack.
24. Demarcus Lawrence DE, Boise State (6-3, 251, 4.80, JR)
An athletic, fierce pass rusher, Lawrence has the get-off burst and smooth acceleration to get past blocks and finish in the backfield. He is still raw in several areas, but pass rushers with his ability are hot commodities on draft weekend.
25. Ryan Shazier OLB, Ohio State (6-1, 2367 4.58, JR)
One of the few bright spots on an inconsistent Ohio State defense, Shazier finished his 2013 season with 143 total tackles and 22.5 tackles for loss. He lacks ideal bulk and has some discipline issues, but his blend of explosive quickness and initial strength is awesome.
26. Jace Amaro TE, Texas Tech (6-5, 265, 4.74, JR)
Amaro played more of a slot receiver position in college and projects as a joker tight end at the next level. He has room to get stronger and mature both physically and emotionally, but his speed and toughness project well to the next level.
27. Scott Crichton DE, Oregon State (6-3, 273, 4.84, rJR)
Crichton has a powerful first step with impressive initial momentum to attack blockers and bully them backwards like a battering ram. He lacks ideal fluidity, but has some lower body explosion with a nonstop relentless motor to finish plays with hustle and motivation.
28. Carl Bradford OLB, Arizona State (6-1, 250, 4.76, rJR)
The top defender from an underrated Sun Devil defense, Bradford is an intense and energetic rusher who finds a way to get to the quarterback. He has some tweener traits and won't fit every defense, but he has the initial quickness and power to be effective as a stand-up rusher.
29. Kony Ealy DE, Missouri (6-4, 273, 4.92, rJR)
A good-sized athlete with plus length, Ealy displays smooth acceleration off the edge and bends the arc very well. He is still a tad raw with ball awareness, but he is a forceful striker with the NFL tools to line up inside or outside at the next level.
30. Marqise Lee WR, USC (6-0, 192, 4.52, JR)
Lee set several program records for the Trojans over his career and is a fun player to watch with the ball. He does have some medical concerns with his knee and will have his share of drops, but Lee has cat-like quickness to get open and create as a ballcarrier.
31. Marcus Roberson CB, Florida (6-0, 191, 4.61, JR)
A fearless, confident cover corner, Roberson battled through several injuries in 2013, most notably a left knee issue. But when healthy, he has the footwork, movement skills and competitive nature to blanket receivers along with the instincts to make plays on the ball.
32. Derek Carr QB, Fresno State (6-2, 214, 4.69, rSR)
David Carr's little brother, Carr has top-shelf arm strength with the ability to make every NFL throw needed. His issues with pressure and footwork are easy to see, but he is ultracompetitive with enough size and mobility to start at the NFL level.
33. Johnny Manziel QB, Texas A&M (6-0, 207, 4.68, rSO)
A magician at the quarterback position, Manziel has the arm strength, competitive spirit and natural instincts that make him an exciting football player. But his decision-making and durability are strong questions marks, making his transition to the NFL difficult to predict.
34. Cyrus Kouandijio OT, Alabama (6-5, 322, 5.59, JR)
With some lingering durability concerns regarding his knees, Kouandjio's draft stock is in flux right now as teams figure out the truth behind his past injuries. But if he's healthy, Kouandjio has the athletic and natural upside to start at the next level.
35. Kyle Van Noy OLB, BYU (6-3, 243, 4.71, SR)
The type of player who scratches and crawls his way to the ballcarrier, Van Noy is twitchy off the snap with smooth hips and footwork in space. He needs to get stronger and continue to develop his pass rush moves, but he can do a lot of things, not just rush the pocket.
36. Jeremiah Attaochu OLB, Georgia Tech (6-3, 252, 4.68, SR)
A productive collegiate player, Attaochu has seen time at defensive end and linebacker at Georgia Tech, but projects best as a stand up rusher in a 3-4 defense. He has the athleticism and determination to make an instant impact.
37. Billy Turner OG, North Dakota State (6-5, 315, 5.16, rSR)
The starting left tackle for three-time FCS Champions, Turner has quick feet and natural body control to hold his own in space and combo blocks. If he can learn to sink his hips and not bend so much at the waist, he has Pro Bowls in his future, probably best inside at guard.
38. Dee Ford DE, Auburn (6-2, 252, 4.67, SR)
An athletic edge rusher, Ford has explosive quickness with natural bend, acceleration and flexibility to get around blockers with natural speed. He didn't participate at the Combine due to a few injury concerns, but is expected to be healthy for Auburn's pro day.
39. Jimmy Garoppolo QB, Eastern Illinois (6-2, 226, 4.97, SR)
Although he struggles with pressure, Garoppolo has the quick process needed to get the ball out in a hurry with a snap release and strong understanding of the offense. He wins with his intelligence to retain and digest information with ease and execute on the field.
40. Justin Gilbert CB, Oklahoma State (6-0, 202, 4.37, SR)
Gilbert had an excellent Combine, highlighted by a 4.37 40-yard dash, which will likely move him up draft boards, possibly into the top-10. However, he still has questions with his footwork and technique to be a consistent cover man up and down the field.
41. Allen Robinson WR, Penn State (6-2, 220, 4.60, JR)
A fluid, flexible athlete for his larger frame, Robinson was extremely productive the past two seasons and leaves Penn State with several school receiving records. He needs to eliminate the drops, but he is physical with deceiving acceleration to be a dangerous catch-and-go target.
42. Jarvis Landry WR, LSU (5-11, 205, 4.77, JR)
A pair of the strongest hands in the draft, Landry has big mitts to secure grabs and make the tough catches look easy. He's not an elite size/speed athlete, which was evident at the Combine, but he is a disciplined route runner with above average body control, ballskills and competitiveness.
43. Dominique Easley DT, Florida (6-2, 288, 4.93, SR)
Easley has battled several injuries over his career, most recently an ACL that sidelined him for most of 2013. But when healthy, he has a sudden first step to attack gaps before blockers can set up with the natural athleticism to track and finish at the ballcarrier.
44. Odell Beckham WR, LSU (5-11, 198, 4.43, JR)
An impact return man on special teams, Beckham is a speedy, smooth athlete who has improved his hands and route running since he arrived in Baton Rouge. He shows very good shake-and-burst out of his cuts with a large catching radius to elevate and attack the ball.
45. Troy Niklas TE, Notre Dame (6-6, 270, 4.84, JR)
The best blocking tight end in this class, Niklas is a former defensive lineman who is still developing on offense. He is a long, lumbering athlete in the Kyle Rudolph mold, but still has room to develop as a receiver with his route running and ballskills.
46. Bradley Roby CB, Ohio State (5-11, 194, 4.39, rJR)
Despite a forgettable 2013 season, Roby has the impressive speed and swivel hips that can't be taught. But his lack of height and length along with streaky technique and awareness makes him a work in progress and a player in need of hard-nosed defensive coaching.
47. Antonio Richardson OT, Tennessee (6-6, 336, 5.30, JR)
A heavy waist bender who gets lazy at times, Richardson has exciting potential because of his wide base, stout frame and vines for arms. His inconsistent technique makes it tough for him to sustain, but if he irons out the wrinkles, Richardson has a high NFL ceiling.
48. Cody Latimer WR, Indiana (6-3, 215, 4.45, JR)
A former basketball stand-out, Latimer has transitioned very well to the football field and his athleticism makes his NFL ceiling a hot topic in NFL circles. He is still unpolished, but the potential will land him on the draft's second day.
49. Timmy Jernigan DT, Florida State (6-2, 299, 5.06, JR)
Jernigan is a flexible, bendy athlete for an interior lineman who is a tough guy to slow down when he wins off the snap. He needs to improve his hand use to shed and combat blockers, but when all the cylinders are firing, Jernigan can be tough to handle.
50. LaMarcus Joyner FS, Florida State (5-8, 184, 4.55, SR)
Despite his short stature, Joyner is the type of player who is impossible to ignore because of the way he jumps off the tape. His lack of size will show up in man coverage and run support, but he plays fast and decisive with violent attitude, projecting him to a nickel role.
51. Morgan Moses OT, Virginia (6-6, 314, 5.35, SR)
52. Gabe Jackson OG, Mississippi State (6-3, 336, 5.51, SR)
53. Davante Adams WR, Fresno State (6-1, 212, 4.56, rSO)
54. Carlos Hyde RB, Ohio State (6-0, 230, 4.66, SR)
55. Dakota Dozier OG, Furman (6-4, 313, 5.42, rSR)
56. Terrence Brooks S, Florida State (5-11, 198, 4.42, SR)
57. Marcus Smith OLB, Louisville (6-3, 251, 4.68, SR)
58. Jaylen Watkins CB, Florida (6-0, 194, 4.41, SR)
59. Donte Moncrief WR, Mississippi (6-2, 221, 4.40, JR)
60. Kelvin Benjamin WR, Florida State (6-5, 240, 4.61, rSO)
61. Phillip Gaines CB, Rice (6-0, 193, 4.38, rSR)
62. Marcus Martin C, USC (6-3, 320, 5.28, JR)
63. Kelcy Quarles DT, South Carolina (6-4, 297, 5.03, JR)
64. Bashaud Breeland CB, Clemson (5-11, 197, 4.62, rJR)
65. Bruce Ellington WR, South Carolina (5-9, 197, 4.45, rJR)
66. Ego Ferguson DT, LSU (6-3, 315, 4.98, rJR)
67. Jordan Matthews WR, Vanderbilt (6-3, 212, 4.46, SR)
68. Stephon Tuitt DL, Notre Dame (6-6, 304, 4.92, JR)
69. Joel Bitonio OG, Nevada (6-4, 302, 4.97, rSR)
70. DaQuan Jones DT, Penn State ((6-4, 322, 5.35, SR)
71. Pierre Desir CB, Lindenwood (6-1, 198, 4.59, rSR)
72. Tre Mason RB, Auburn (5-9, 207, 4.50, JR)
73. Jack Mewhort OT, Ohio State (6-6, 309, 5.37, rSR)
74. Taylor Hart DL, Oregon (6-6, 281, 4.86, rSR)
75. Ra'Shede Hageman DT, Minnesota (6-6, 310, 5.02, rSR)
76. Brett Smith QB, Wyoming (6-2, 206, 4.83, JR)
77. Jeremy Hill RB, LSU (6-1, 233, 4.66, rSO)
78. Weston Richburg C, Colorado State (6-3, 298, 5.10, SR)
79. Kareem Martin DE, North Carolina (6-6, 272, 4.72, SR)
80. Rashaad Reynolds CB, Oregon State (5-10, 189, 4.51, rSR)
81. Aaron Murray QB, Georgia (6-1, 207, 4.84, rSR)
82. Martavis Bryant WR, Clemson 6-4, 211, 4.42, JR)
83. Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE, Washington (6-6, 262, 4.75, JR)
84. Telvin Smith OLB, Florida State (6-3, 218, 4.52, SR)
85. Jared Abbrederis WR, Wisconsin (6-1, 195, 4.50, rSR)
86. Will Clarke DE, West Virginia (6-6, 271, 4.77, rSR)
87. Dion Bailey S, USC (6-0, 201, 4.66, rJR)
88. Ja'Wuan James OT, Tennessee (6-6, 311, 5.34, SR)
89. Jemea Thomas S, Georgia Tech (5-9, 192, 4.55, rSR)
90. Terrance West RB, Towson (5-9, 225, 4.54, JR)
91. Devonta Freeman RB, Florida State (5-8, 206, 4.58, JR)
92. Robert Herron WR, Wyoming (5-9, 193, 4.48, SR)
93. C.J. Fiedorowicz TE, Iowa (6-6, 265, 4.76, SR)
94. Charles Leno OT, Boise State (6-4, 303, 5.28, rSR)
95. Aaron Lynch OLB, South Florida (6-5, 249, 4.69, JR)
96. Chris Smith DE, Arkansas (6-1, 266, 4.71, SR)
97. Will Sutton DT, Arizona State (6-1, 303, 5.36, rSR)
98. Caraun Reid DT, Princeton (6-2, 302, 4.91, rSR)
99. Chris Borland MLB, Wisconsin (6-0, 248, 4.83, rSR)
100. Antone Exum CB, Virginia Tech (6-0, 213, 4.59, rSR)
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Jose Mourinho's tactical masterclass at Anfield put Manchester City in the driving seat to win their second Premier League title, but they would not have chosen Goodison Park as their next stop on the road. Everton have beaten Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United at home this season, and have become City's bogey team in recent years. The Goodison Park crowd have only seen their side lose once to City since the turn of the century.
Four dropped points against Liverpool and Sunderland hampered City's title challenge, but two wins on the spin and the irrepressible form of Yaya Toure - who has six goals in as many games - means that the blue half of Manchester is starting to believe again. The blue half of Merseyside, however, has seen their run of seven consecutive wins come to a halt at just the wrong time with defeats against Crystal Palace and Southampton.
With the Toffees' Champions League hopes fading fast, some fans may not mind seeing an away victory on Saturday if it means stopping rivals Liverpool from winning the title. City's cause will be helped by Everton's on-loan midfield mainstay Gareth Barry being ineligible to play against his parent club, while Kevin Mirallas is also out, through injury.
KICK-OFF: Saturday, 5:30pm
Man City 3 (Negredo, Aguero, Howard O.G.) Everton 1 (Lukaku), Premier League, October 2013
Everton 2 (Osman, Jelavic) Man City 0, Premier League, March 2013
Man City 1 (Tevez) Everton 1 (Fellaini), Premier League, December 2012
City beat Everton at home in October, but have not done the double over the Toffees since the 1980/1981 season.
Everton have only lost one home game to Man City in the last 21 years.
With 23 goals this term, Yaya Toure has scored as many as Everton's top two goalscorers - Romelu Lukaku and Steven Naismith - combined.
The Toffees have won of their last six matches at Goodison Park.
In the process of hitting 93 league goals, Man City have failed to score in just four games. Only Liverpool have a better record.
Everton to win: 5.0
Man City to win: 1.66
Draw: 3.8
In January 2012, former Man Utd player Darron Gibson's 20-yard rocket was enough to give Everton a 1-0 win and put a dent in City's eventually successful title push. The game was also memorable for the spectator who handcuffed himself to Joe Hart's left post. An unprecedented event, it required the game to be stopped for five minutes as police used bolt-cutters to free the protester.
TV: Live on Sky Sports 1 at 5:30pm, highlights on BBC1 at 10.20pm
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Helen Tufts Bailie
|Helen Tufts Bailie
Helen Tufts Bailie, ca. 1928
|Helen Matilda Tufts
January 9, 1874
Newark, New Jersey, United States
|May 1962
|Known for
|Social reformer
Helen Tufts Bailie (January 9, 1874 – May 1962) was a social reformer and activist. Tufts is known as outing the Daughters of the Revolution for having a blacklist about individuals and organizations, in 1928. This controversy led Tufts to be banned from the organization and to become an advocate for women's, labor, and social rights.
Early life[edit]
Helen Matilda Tufts was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1874. In 1875, the family moved to Massachusetts, where Helen would graduate from Cotting High School in 1882. After graduation, she worked as a proofreader and typesetter at Riverside Press. She then moved on to be a secretary at Houghton Mifflin in Boston. In April 1895 she met Helena Born, a writer, anarchist, and labor organizer. Born became a major influence on Tufts' lifestyle and activities; Tufts became vegetarian, acquired an interest in the writing of Walt Whitman, and became active in dress reform, anarchism, communism, and socialism. Through Born, she met William Bailie, who lived in and owned a vegetarian restaurant co-op. In January 1901 Born was diagnosed with uterine cancer and died later that month. Bailie and Tufts lived together starting in the fall of 1901, and in October 1908 the two married. Bailie started a basket weaving business, which he ran until his retirement in 1946. The couple would have two children: daughter Helena Isabel, born in 1914, and son Terrill, born in 1916. The latter would die of spinal meningitis at age 3.[1]
Daughters of the American Revolution[edit]
In 1915 Tufts would join the Anne Adams Tufts chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). In 1927 she discovered that the DAR maintained lists of "doubtful speakers." These lists included the organizations such as the National Federation of Women's Clubs, the American Peace Society, and individuals like Jane Addams, William Allen White and Mary Wooley. After investigating, she made the lists public in February 1928. In March she wrote a pamphlet called "Our Threatened Heritage" to protest the blacklists. Fifteen DAR members, called the Committee on Protest, signed the pamphlet and helped to distribute it throughout the United States. At the annual DAR Congress in Washington, D.C., Tufts was accused of "disturbing the harmony" of the DAR organization and harming its reputation, after the pamphlet distributions and her persistence pushing for an explanation about the blacklists. One year later she failed to appeal for reinstatement in DAR.[1]
Later life[edit]
After Tufts struggles with DAR and the blacklisting controversy, she continued to be active in the early women's movement and social movements. She formed a letter writing campaign to legalize birth control and one against legislation requiring Massachusetts teachers to take an oath affirming the United States and state constitutions in 1935. In 1947, Tufts and Bailie moved to Nantucket. The couple would move again in 1954 due to Tufts deteriorating eyesight and Bailie's Alzheimer-like symptoms, moving to Yellow Springs, Ohio to live with their daughter and her husband, Water Jolly. In 1956 Tufts book, Darling Daughter, a satire about the DAR blacklists and the red scare, was published. In May 1957 William Bailie would die in a nursing home. Tufts moved to Miami, Florida in 1958 and later to Ft. Lauderdale. She would die in 1962.[1]
In 1949 and 1957 Tufts donated her papers to the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College. In 1949, additional letters related to the DAR controversy were donated.[2]
- ^ a b c "Helen Tufts Bailie Papers". Sophia Smith Collection. Smith College. 2001. Retrieved 13 Aug 2011.
- ^ "Helen Tufts Bailie Papers". Sophia Smith Collection. Smith College. 2001. Retrieved 13 Aug 2011.
External links[edit]
- Tufts letter "Our Threatened Heritage" written in 1928 and directed towards the Daughters of the American Revolution.
- 1874 births
- 1962 deaths
- American women activists
- American women's rights activists
- Writers from Newark, New Jersey
- People from Boston
- 20th-century women writers
- American women writers
- Anarchist communists
- Daughters of the American Revolution
- American birth control activists
- People from Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- Communist women writers


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Hello people of Earth, Jupiter, and beyond. I have taken a current interest in Rory and Prim pairing so I decided to do this story.
So I was walking down to the town square. Thinking about my sister Katniss she was away in the Capitol for 2 years! It was some thing about the rebellion but she gets to come home from time to time. Now back to the town square. My mother had gotten very ill. So I headed to get medicine from Paula's Pretty Palace. They had everything there and her and my mother are great friends. So when she found out about her being ill she insisted on giving us a discount for her medical needs. Mother had been ill for almost a week now and I was quite worried. When I was walking I heard Gale from behind me ask me what I was doing. He was one of our family friends as well was his whole family. I had to admit his younger brother Rory was pretty cute. Rory was my age. I told Gale where I was going and why. Then Rory walked up to Gale and started talking about some constellation stuff. Gale cleared his throat and nodded over to me. "Oh hi Prim" Rory said "Hi. Well I have to get going but I'll see you guys later" I told them and waved as I walked away. I sighed he didn't even notice me! My life's a wreck.
I had just calculated the most amazing constellation ever!(I don't know anything about stars and stuff so I just put something that sounded smart lol) I had to tell Gale! I ran up to him and I noticed someone else their but I didn't care. Gale gave me a hint that I was being rude so I looked over and saw Prim! The most beautiful girl in all of Panem. "O hi Prim." I said. Smooth Rory, smooth. She said hi and then left I asked Gale where she was going he chuckled slightly and told me about her mom. Poor Prim.


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SAN ANTONIO -- On Tuesday, an interim San Antonio mayor will be elected, and Mayor Julian Castro will resign and walk out of City Hall -- the first mayor to ever do that.
Then, on Thursday, Castro will fly to Washington D.C. to begin his job as the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Castro discussed his legacy, his future and if he's been in any kind of training program to take over HUD.
"Over these past couple of months, the HUD staff has been great about briefing me and getting ready for the job, so I feel like I'm prepared and ready to tackle a very important role in Washington," Castro said.
His office is nearly packed up; his home is not far behind.
"Erica and I have found an apartment," Castro said. "I'll be moving into our apartment this coming weekend, and Erica and Carina will be there in a couple of weeks, and we're going to keep our home here in San Antonio."
The Castro family is expecting a second child in December.
"Erica will likely be working after she has the baby," Castro said. "That's up to her, since she's a teacher, starting to work next school year."
And one of the things Castro is most excited about: joining his brother, Congressman Joaquin Castro, in the nation's capitol.
"One of the great things about being there is getting to see my brother a little more," Castro said.
After serving as mayor for five and a half years, Castro hopes his legacy is threefold.
"First is helping our young people get a great education so they can reach their dreams. Secondly, helping to ensure that we have more economic opportunities and good jobs in San Antonio, and third, that we've helped move the ball forward in improving the quality of life in San Antonio by revitalizing some of our older neighborhoods and sparking the decade of downtown."
As for his frustrations, Castro said, "For somebody who's been in a hurry for most of his life, it's been frustrating to see things move so slowly at times."
A councilman at 26, mayor at 34, now in President Barack Obama's Cabinet at the age of 39, what is next for this young man in a hurry?
He says he's open to possibilities, as talk swirls of him running for governor, or being selected a vice presidential running mate even.
When asked if he wanted to be President of the United States, Castro responded, "I've never woken up on any day of my life and said I want to be president or I'm going to be president. It's very flattering to be asked. Who wouldn't be flattered?" he asked, adding, "I'm sure people will continue to ask the question, but I don't believe that's ever going to happen."
Right now, Castro says he's focused on the job at hand, serving as HUD Secretary for the next two and a half years.
A formal swearing in ceremony will be held in mid-August, but he'll be sworn in privately on Monday and go to work.
"I have given a lot of thought as to what those priorities ought to be," Castro said. "Here in San Antonio, I've seen some of the great work that HUD has done, efforts like promise neighborhood, promise zone and creating housing opportunities and greater opportunities for people to lift themselves out of poverty and buy a home. Those are the things that strike at the heart of why I'm in public service, and along with a great team, I'm confident we'll do good work."
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The plot of Kid Icarus revolves around protagonist Pit's quest for three sacred treasures, which he must equip to rescue the Grecian fantasy world Angel Land and its ruler, the goddess Palutena. The player controls Pit through platform areas while fighting monsters and collecting items. Their objective is to reach the end of the levels, and to find and defeat boss monsters that guard the three treasures.
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Popeye (ポパイ Popai) is a 1982 arcade game developed and released by Nintendo based on the Popeye cartoon characters licensed from King Features Syndicate.
The Family Computer (Famicom) saw an educational sequel on November 22, 1983: Popeye no Eigo Asobi, an English teaching game akin to the later Donkey Kong Jr. Math.
In Popeye, two players can alternate playing or one player can play alone. The top five highest scores are kept along with the player's three initials. Popeye was available in standard and cocktail configurations.
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Excitebike (エキサイトバイク Ekisaitobaiku) is a motocross racing video game franchise made by Nintendo. It first debuted as a game for the Famicom in Japan in 1984 and as a launch title for the NES in 1985. It is the first game of the Excite series, succeeded by its direct sequel Excitebike 64, its spiritual successors Excite Truck and Excitebots: Trick Racing, and the WiiWare title Excitebike: World Rally. 3D Classics: Excitebike, a 3D remake of the original game, was free for a limited time to promote the launch of the Nintendo eShop in June 2011, and has since been available for $5.99.
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Thorn couldn't believe his eyes and Emerald just wanted to get away. She moved out from under the phoenix and Thorn kept eye contact with her the whole way.
Oh, no she wasn't meant to be seen. "Um, I was just passing" Emerald murmurs
"Your the one that told us to leave" Thorn whispers. Emerald felt like blushing, this boy she had watched in the forest for years. Ever since he started visiting.
"I must leave" she whispers looking behind him. But he still held the eye contact. Errr, Emerald wanted to hide. To not be seen no more, but why? What was it about this boy that made her want to be the watcher but not be watched? She sighed.
"Please let me leave" Emerald whispers.
"I haven't seen you in 75 years and you expect me to let you leave. You haven't aged a day"
"I'm fully grown" Emerald mutters folding her arms.
"Your not just gonna disapeer like last time" Thorn said strongly.
"Oh, really" she muttered and Thorn nodded but this time he wasn't certain. Then it happened. Emerald kissed him and Thorn lost his consentration. She hid rightnext to him and watch him reach up to touch his lips. She smiled and followed him into the cave. But one thing shocked Emerald it was just meant to be an escape route but her heart was now hammering inside her cheast.
No, she couldn't. He wasn't meant to marry her and Emerald looked at Kamika. She knew this from the forest. It was like before. The thousand of years ago when the mist of loss first appeared she had also fallen in love. But like before the forest had already bonded them a partner.


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AFC Doctors Express Englewood is pleased to welcome the experienced Dr. Phillip Burrer to their growing practice. The urgent care center hopes that his expertise will help to broaden their available care options.
Dr. Robert Schierneyer and Dr. Irit Gordon, both practice owners, wanted to add more family practice experience to their staff in order to continue delivering high quality patient centered care. "Dr. Burrer's years of experience and knowledge in family practice, in addition to his great personality, made him a perfect fit for AFC Doctors Express Englewood," said Alison Hare, the center's Practice Manager. Dr. Burrer was also looking to add to his urgent care experience, which will allow him to expand his scope of treatment.
Dr. Burrer's background and expertise in family practice gives AFC Doctors Express Englewood the opportunity to broaden their care options in addition to continuing to deliver excellent one on one patient care to the surrounding community. AFC Doctors Express Englewood is excited to bring Dr. Phillip Burrer on board in order to offer their patients a larger variety of quality care options.
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Eviction Rules: Do You Know Fact From Fiction?
Written by Jackie Marchildon
Hopefully during your life as a renter you haven't had to rely on the Residential Tenancies Act too much. If that's not the case, you're likely well versed in some part of your rights, but maybe not all of them. Many of us renters rely on hearsay information we've picked up over the years and as it turns out, a lot of it is misconstrued or, in some cases, completely wrong.
Myth 1: You cannot be evicted during the winter.
One of the classic myths in today's rental world is that you cannot be evicted during the winter months. In many cities across Canada, that would essentially equate to a six-month period. I admit, I thought this was true. As it turns out, a tenant can generally be evicted at any time as long as the landlord has followed the appropriate procedures outlined in their provincial Residential Tenancies Act. As in all eviction cases, the landlord would need to give the tenant the appropriate notice and the reasons for eviction need to be valid.
The number of days of notice varies and because of this and the process in general, you might not actually be evicted during the winter, even if you were handed a notice in December. For example, if you owe rent in Ontario, your landlord must give you 14 days' notice (only seven days if you pay rent by the week or by the day) to pay the arrears. If you do not pay the arrears before the set date, your landlord can then submit an application to schedule an eviction hearing with the Landlord and Tenant Board. While you wait for a hearing, you can still live in the property.
Bonus tip: A lot of people think your utilities can't be shut off in the winter. While that is mostly true, the laws around this vary from province to province and there are instances to look out for. In Alberta, for example, electricity cannot be fully disconnected between October 15 and April 15, but the electrical company can install a limiter - a limiter allows you to run your furnace and a few lights but nothing more.
Myth 2: You cannot be evicted if you're pregnant.
Another myth I've heard is that you cannot evict someone who is pregnant or who has small children. Generally speaking, if the pregnant person or parent with children has done something to merit eviction, they can be given notice to vacate the property. That sounds harsh, but if you think about it, if the law dictated that parents with small children couldn't be evicted, that would mean that a parent with a baby could avoid eviction for years until the baby was no longer considered a small child. That wouldn't really be fair to the landlord. Of course, when it comes time for the eviction hearing, the case for the parent can still be made and the eviction decision will be made based on specific circumstances.
Myth 3: You cannot be evicted because the landlord wants to use the property.
Something you hear about often is landlords deciding they want you out because a family member needs to move in. In Ontario, family in this case means spouse, child, parent, spouse's child, spouse's parent or a caregiver for any of them. This is 100 per cent within their rights. They need to give you appropriate notice (in B.C., for example, this case requires a two-month notice) but there is no point in fighting this one as it's perfectly legal.
Myth 4: You can be evicted for sneaking in your pet (Ontario).
In Ontario, you cannot be evicted for sneaking in your pet, unless you rent in a condo that has board-regulated pet restrictions, your pet is causing allergic reactions or interfering with the enjoyment of the landlord or other tenants. In B.C. and Alberta, however, you can be considered in breach of your lease and can be evicted if you chose to disregard the no-pet clause.
When it comes to evictions laws, it's important to know your rights. It's also important to be a decent tenant -- we've all heard landlord horror stories, but there are tenant horror stories too. The landlord-tenant relationship is a reciprocal one, and a business agreement in the end, so all you can do is hope that you both hold up your end of the contract.
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According to Niccole Schreck of Rent.com, timing makes all the difference. "Although apartment selection in the winter months tends to be a little tighter," she says, "property managers and landlords are often willing to come down in price during the slower period in order to help fill vacancies. Conversely, while there may be a wider selection of apartments available May through September, high demand often results in higher rental rates." The same applies to movers' fees. "Moving during the winter is cheaper, as is moving before the end of the month — demand skyrockets when leases end, so prices skyrocket, too," says Mateo Prendergast of Brooklyn's Rabbit Movers.
If you're opting to transport your own goods, consider scheduling van or truck rentals for a weekday. "Save money on your rental equipment by avoiding the weekend rush," says Sperry Hutchinson, a moving and product expert for U-Haul. "Typically, Sunday through Thursday offer greater equipment availability at a better cost. Plus, banks, government services, and utilities offices are open." Hiring movers? Just remember: "Book with a company you trust — don't just go with the cheapest quote," says Prendergast. "I can't tell you how many calls we get at the end of the month when the cheaper movers have canceled on someone but we're already booked to capacity. Struggling to find a mover at the last minute is stressful — and probably expensive, too."
"This sounds obvious, but taking time to make sure that everything you pack is something that you actually want to take with you is my best advice," writer (and small-space expert) Erin Boyle says. "It stands to reason that moving less stuff means spending less money, whether you're moving yourself or hiring someone to help." Joanna Goddard of A Cup of Jo agrees that purging with purpose can help pad a limited moving budget. "We've held a stoop sale every time we've moved," she says. "We do a major cleanse of our place and try to pare down to only the things we love and need most. When my then-boyfriend, now-husband Alex moved from Brooklyn to Manhattan to live with me, his stoop-sale earnings covered the entire cost of the movers."
The stress-reducing benefits of a head start are myriad. After all, says AptDeco founder Reham Fagiri: "There are a ton of moving parts to consider, no pun intended." To begin, sort through your things — decide what's coming with you and what you'll leave behind. "Have your movers handle only the largest, heaviest items you can't move on your own," says Prendergast. "And, if you can do assembly work — taking apart bed frames or wardrobes, for example — you'll avoid having to pay movers to do it." Trulia's Monica Ma cautions: "Make sure to label the content of your boxes, and to indicate what rooms you want them to end up in. There's nothing more frustrating than having to open a few dozen boxes to get to your extra rolls of toilet paper."
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ShareYourBlues is concerned about PA cuts in services for MH population
If we were to accept a 20% cut in mental health services, it would be the equivalent of 496 Cities in PA which don't get mental health services. Isn't it hard enough to be impoverished, without health care, and living in desperation.
Many questions remain regarding the Governor's proposed budget. If the Department of Public Welfare has done an analysis of the impact on community mental health services, they have not shared it. To date, providers, advocates and most importantly consumers of the services have been shut out of any discussion regarding the block grant proposal.
The impact is clear:
•The state is backing out of its long term commitment to ensure that persons with mental illness receive the needed level of services and supports.
•There will be increased homelessness of persons with mental illness who won't get housing supports.
•More people with mental illness will end up in in-patient psychiatric units or state hospitals when current supports go away — all at greater cost to the taxpayer.
•Less funding will be available for the expansion of mental health courts, which have been demonstrated to be an effective method of redirecting persons away from inappropriate incarceration and toward successful reintegration into the community.
•People who have lived successfully in the community with supports could end up in jail when other options are not available.
We do know the following proposed budget details:
•The budget will reduce funding for our community mental health system by at least 20%. This catastrophic level of cut is unprecedented in Pennsylvania's history.
•It gets even worse. The Governor proposes to put these dollars into a county administered Human Services Development Fund Block Grant (HSDF) with NO requirement that they be spent on mental health services even though the overwhelming majority of dollars are from the mental health system.
•The proposed cut for mental health and drug and alcohol services and supports total $122,620 million. That is a loss of one out of every five dollars.
Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Services and Supports cut includes:
•$550,469 million which currently supports community mental health services will be reduced to $440,376 million.
The dollars which support people who have left the state hospitals (known as CHIPPS) are included in this 20% cut and in the proposed block grant to counties.
As state hospitals were closed or downsized, counties identified the amount of money needed to replace the institutional beds with community services. The plans and funding included the services and supports both for individuals moving from the institution and people who would have needed this level of service in the future. State hospital beds have been closed but the money supporting people has been cut 20%.
•The current year's budget included $47,908 million for Behavioral Health Services (BHSI). BHSI services were created when 18,800 individuals in need of mental health and/or drug and alcohol treatment services lost their Medical Assistance in the 1990's. The proposed budget's 20% cut reduces BHSI to $38,326 million.
•The current year's budget included $14,727 million for Act 152 Drug and Alcohol Program. The proposed 20% cut reduces that amount to $11,782 million.
And still more bad news:
•General Assistance (GA) cash grants will be totally eliminated
•In order to keep Medicaid health insurance coverage, people receiving General Assistance Medicaid will have to work 20 hours per week.
•Mental Health and drug and alcohol treatment represent approximately 35% of the GA Medicaid expenditures translating into a potential cut of $59.61 million.
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Camping trip, sloppy forest service roads, bonfire, and chasing a Unimog; what could be better?
The wife, dog, & I will be heading up to Indian Boundary on Friday 2/20/09 to spend the weekend with Tennmogger and his daughter, playing in the mud.
If SE TN is drivable for you, think about coming along.
Click here for the map to the campground
The campground is fairly rustic but is easy to get to. My wife picked it because it has potties and trash cans; both are very nice for winter camping. I believe that it has fresh water but I wouldn't count on that; so bring water. It is a fee area of $10/night. It's right by a lake and a variety of scenic fs roads that Bob will show to us; how often do you get to go sight-seeing with a Unimog to follow?
All brands welcome; family oriented...
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If anybody wants to caravan up there on Friday morning, let me know and we'll meet in Jasper. I expect to get to the campsite before lunch on Friday.
We scouted it out last weekend and the area is very fun to drive. Not 4-lo stuff but nice. 4-hi is very helpful though; mud...
Not that anybody from here was coming but, expedition canceled due to threat of ice at elevations and snow. Will reschedule.
Let me know when you go. I may have time to drive down. I'm only about an hour away. Indian boundry is a great campground.
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Computer Engineering Qualifying Exam Information
Exam Dates: Jan. 2014, exact dates TBD
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Tentative Dates for January Qualifying Exam
Dec. 15, 2013 -- Declare intent to take the Qualifying Exam and state your selections of primary and secondary areas. (Please submit by email to Natalie Edwards.)
Jan. 4, 2014 -- Student will submit a 3-page written report on the Type-1 paper to Prof. Dugan by email.
Day of the Exam -- Provide the Director of CpE with a partially complete PhD Examination Report and Program Specific Qualifying Exam Report form at the time of the exam. These forms will be completed by the committee and submitted to the CpE office after the exam.
The areas identified in Computer Engineering Graduate Handbook for the qualifiers are as follows:
- Computer Architecture
- VLSI, Switching Theory
- Operating Systems, Real-Time and Embedded Systems
- Compilers, Software Systems and Software Engineering
- Fault-tolerant Computing and REliability Engineering
- Networks, Distributed Systems and Security
NOTE: Please read the handbook carefully and note the committee's expectations. The committee will both "assess the student's potential to begin doctoral-level research," as well as examine fundamental understanding by asking questions on "related topics." Therefore, students should not only understand the problem and solution presented in the paper (and demonstrate the "abilities" listed in the handbook), but also, be responsible for background material (which is *not* limited to references in the paper) for the question-answer session.
Official List of papers for the Computer Engineering Qualifiers --To Be Announced Soon
Computer Architecture
H. Cook, M. Moreto, S. Bird, Khanh Dao, D. A. Patterson, K. Asanovic, "A Hardware Evaluation of Cache Partitioning to Improve Utilization and Energy-Efficiency while Preserving Responsiveness", in ISCA'13, Tel Aviv, Isreal, 2013, pp. 1-12.
VLSI, Switching Theory
T. Lui and M. M. Rabaey, "A 0.25 V 460 nW Asynchronous Neural Signal Processor With Inherent Leakage Suppression," in IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits, Vol. 48, No. 4, April 2013, pp. 897-906.
Operating Systems, Real-Time and Embedded Systems
A. T. Clements, M. F. Kaashoek, N. Zeldovich, R. T. Morris, and E. Kohler, "The Scalable Commutatively Rule: Designing Scalable Software for Multicore Processors," in SOSP'13, Nov. 3-5, 2013, Farmington, Pennsylvania, pp. 1-17.
Compilers, Software Systems and Software Engineering
E. Rohou, K. Williams, and D. Yuste, "Vectorization Technology to Improve Interpreter Performance," in ACM Transactions on Architecture and Code Optimization, Vol. 9, No. 4, Article 26, January 2013, pp. 26:1-26:22.
Fault-tolerant Computing and Reliability Engineering
P. Costa, M. Pasin, A. Bessani, M. Correia, "On the Performance of Byzantine Fault-Tolerant MapReduce," in IEEE Transactions on Depedable and Secure Computing, 2013, pp. 1-14.
Networks, Distributed Systems & Security
G. Malewicz, M. H. Austern, A. J. C. Bik, J. C. Dehnert, I. Horn, N. Leiser, and G. Czajkowski, "Pregel: A System for Large-Scale Graph Processing," in SIGMOD'10, June 6-11, 2010, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, pp. 135-145.
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- Marty Humphrey
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President Duterte is inclined to approve the creation of a constitutional commission that will help Congress in amending the 1987 Constitution.
Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said the President is expected to sign the draft executive order on the constitutional commission this month so it can start its work immediately.
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President Duterte earlier asked Congress to hasten the approval of the federal-parliamentary form of government to destroy the "power vortex" dominated by the rich and the influential few in the country.
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Anu had started this month with a Dev Anand film—and I, following suit, decided I would review a relatively little-known Dev Anand film too, to begin August. But, while Anu's kept up the Dev Anand theme all through August, I've meandered off in different directions, all the way from The Rickshaw Man to jeep songs. But solidarity among friends counts for something, doesn't it? So here I am back again, with another Dev Anand film. The sort of film that, on the surface, looks like it's got everything going for it: a suave Dev Anand opposite a very beautiful Waheeda Rehman (who, along with Nutan, was, I feel, one of Dev Anand's best co-stars as far as chemistry is concerned). SD Burman's music. Suspense. Some good cinematography.
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Baazi (1968)
The first time I began watching this film was on Doordarshan, many years ago. It surprised me, largely because it featured Waheeda Rehman in a very Westernised avatar I had never seen before. It also had an intriguing story. And Dharmendra, always one of my favourites. And Helen. And Johnny Walker.
Love in Bombay (2013)
Or 1971, if you go by the year the film was made, not the year the film was released. Or 1974, which was when the censor certificate dates from.
I came to know of Love in Bombay a few months back, when a newspaper article mentioned that Joy Mukherji's sons were finally going to be releasing this film. I forgot about it until I discovered that it had finally been released this last Friday—and then I was in a quandary. To see or not to see, as I put it. Various friends urged me on: Harvey, for instance, said that with Agha Jani Kashmiri having revised the script, it may be pretty good. Beth said that she'd heard the costumes were good. Sidharth Bhatia suggested that the presence of Joy Mukherji and Kishore Kumar might be one reason to watch.
Kohraa (1964)
I feel that, no matter how high an opinion one may have of oneself, it is risky business to attempt to remake a classic. If (for example) Alfred Hitchcock made a film, don't attempt to remake it—especially if you plan on tinkering with the way the story plays out. Biren Nag (who had already made the pretty good suspense thriller Bees Saal Baad) tried his hand at remaking Hitchcock's atmospheric Rebecca here, and while he got some things right, the end result is not quite as memorable as Rebecca was.
Some thoughts on the songs of Pyaasa
Why not begin, I thought, where I left off in my last post? The last song I listed in my post on my ten favourite Waheeda Rehman songs was Jaane kya tune kahi, from Pyaasa. Interestingly, this was also the first song in the film. It's a film I've seen a few times – always with increasing appreciation, as I begin to see more nuances, more things to admire about it. But do I really have anything new to say about Pyaasa that hasn't been said before?
Ten of my favourite Waheeda Rehman songs
What made Bees Saal Baad such a good watch was its music, its fairly good suspense – and its lovely heroine.
Waheeda Rehman had it all: an immense amount of talent, a rare beauty, a grace and dignity that few possess – and she was a superb dancer. What's more, as I discovered in a TV interview a couple of years back, she's also very modest. "When I was a girl, my siblings would call me the 'ugly duckling'", she said. A flash of that trademark smile, and she added, "The camera was very kind to me." As fellow blogger Sabrina Mathew remarked when I recounted that on her post, "I want that camera!"
Bees Saal Baad (1962)
Several people who read my last post – which, as I'd mentioned, was an adaptation of a suspense novel, and in turn was remade in another language – guessed what this post would be all about. You were all kind enough to not let the cat out of the bag, but I guess you all got it right. The Hound of the Baskervilles, made in 1939 with Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, was remade in Hindi 23 years later, as Biswajit's first Hindi film, Bees Saal Baad.
Teesri Kasam (1966)
One reason I'm glad I began this blog is that, because of it, I've met (although in most cases only in cyberspace) a lot of other people who are as enthusiastic about cinema as I am. Through these friends, I've been introduced to 'new' old films, to songs and directors and actors and styles of cinema that I hadn't known before. Occasionally, too, my friends have been able to persuade me to give up a prejudice and watch a film I had no great expectations from. This is one of them.
At least four fellow bloggers/readers/friends – Yves, Bawa, Harvey and Pacifist – had been advising me, for a while now, to watch Teesri Kasam. I was assured that Raj Kapoor wasn't at all Chaplinesque (something I dread in RK's films) here, and that the film itself was excellent. I'd been trying to get hold of Teesri Kasam too, but the DVD rental company I subscribe to never seemed to have it in stock. Finally, last Sunday, I watched the film on Youtube. And yes, it is a wonderful film. Sensitive, lyrical, quiet, and easy to like.
Shagoon (1964)
Dare I repeat myself by admitting that one of the reasons I wanted to see this film was the music? Shagoon (which I think should have been spelt Shagun) combines Sahir Ludhianvi's lyrics with Khayyam's music, to stunning effect. But my other reasons for watching this film were equally valid. It stars the matchless Waheeda Rehman in the only film where she co-starred with Kamaljit, later to be her husband. What chemistry there must be here, I thought. Plus the film featured some of the most dependable character actors of Hindi cinema: Nasir Hussain, Achla Sachdev, Pratima Devi, Chand Usmani. This one had to be worth seeing, I thought.
Khamoshi (1969)
I first watched Khamoshi when I was a child (and too immature to really understand it). I last watched it as a teenager, more able to appreciate the film—which left a handful of clear, sharp images burnt into my memory: Dharmendra, looking out over a balcony and singing Tum pukaar lo; Dharmendra flinging a glass of water at Waheeda Rehman and then watching, half-bemused, half-shy, as she laughingly wipes her face against the front of his shirt. Waheeda Rehman, clinging to Rajesh Khanna but thinking of Dharmendra.
So, considering that this last week saw Dharmendra's 74th birthday (on December 8th), and having read some very enjoyable posts by fellow bloggers: I decided it was time to re-view and review Khamoshi. It came as a bit of a surprise to realise that Dharmendra actually appears onscreen for just over 5 minutes (and that includes a song). The male lead is Rajesh Khanna. And the film belongs to Waheeda Rehman.


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It was daddy's drawer, the one next to the dish washer. It's where all things lost in this household seemed to end up and items that are meant to be there are never found again. The drawer held many oddities of wonder for small eyes to explore, but children were forbidden to open it. Daddy guarded it well; he said there were mouse traps inside. I saw him put them in once, nobody wanted one of those biting down on their fingers. Daddy said when it gets you it wont let go either, it might even bite a finger right off. So nobody ever opened it, except for Mommy. She said the mouse traps were hungry for little fingers, so she had nothing to fear but warned us to stay out.
It seemed any items with the misfortune to be placed in the drawer fell from existence in this world and were doomed to clutter the land of Daddy's drawer forever. Daddy searched the drawer many times, rummaging through it with out success only to give up another small treasure to the hidden realm inside. Though, as Daddy hunted through it some items would be found that were long lost and since replaced and some things were found that had never been seen before by Daddy. He would ask Mommy if she knew how these mysterious items found there way into his drawer. She'd shake her head and shrug her shoulders then they would both look at me. In their eyes I could see them wondering if I put these things in the drawer, they didn't ask. It could have been my brother; he was two years older than me. My parents must have deemed him more likely to blame than myself. When they'd ask him he'd always say
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That was his answer to most of their questions when they were looking for someone to blame. Sometimes he'd say
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That's me but I was only three years old and still couldn't speak, at least that's what my parents said. I spoke all the time; they just didn't understand any of the things I said. Once they asked me if I put anything in the drawer, of course I didn't, I was afraid of the mouse traps inside. That's what I told them but the only thing they heard was "mouse trap". I know this because they repeated that phrase after I said it. If nobody put these strange items in the drawer where did they come from? It must have been a strange place inside the drawer, I say strange because the items that came from the drawer were like nothing I've seen before.
One time Daddy found a hat, it was yellow and blue with a propeller spinning on top. It fit me perfect, so he gave it to me. Another time it was a yoyo, it was red and black with a sparkling string. It made a strange whirring sound as it spun up and down the line. There was a ring, it was silver with a crest engraved on the top and scroll marks down the shoulders. Daddy always gave them to me. It seemed they were meant to be mine even though it couldn't be explained were they came from.
One day, after lunch, Daddy was at work, mommy was ironing cloths in the basement and Steven was at school, I decided to look in daddy's drawer to see where all things came from. I pulled a chair over from the kitchen table. Deep down in the pit of my tummy I had a feeling the drawer may have been magic or something magical may have been inside it, I wanted to find out. When the chair was placed next to the drawer I climbed up and slowly opened it. Just a crack at first, I wanted to make sure it was safe, nothing happened. I pulled it out a little further, there really was mouse traps two of them, nothing magic caught my eye so I opened it further. As long as my hands stayed out of the drawer, the mouse traps wouldn't get me but still I watched with an untrusting feeling growing in my chest. The drawer opened wider till it stopped at the end. It was full of Daddy's junk. There were magazines, screw drivers and rusty screws , a watch, valve cap from a tire, some pennies, pens and short pencils, note pads(one had numbers scribbled across it), batteries of different shapes and colours, some things I'd never seen before and of course the mouse traps guarding the drawer from little fingers. I couldn't see anything that looked like it would be magic but I didn't know what magic things looked like, I just thought I'd know it when I saw it, maybe not I guess. Of course I couldn't see everything in the drawer, it was very cluttered. There was a spoon on the counter that I picked up. I thought if I moved things around in the drawer with the spoon I'd be safe from the mousetraps and before I knew it that's just what I did. It was the magazines and papers that I moved, I needed to know what was under them, and it was the only place I couldn't see. That's where I found the magic, a place at the back of the drawer. There was no bottom here, well that's not really true my eyes saw the bottom of the drawer but the spoon passed right through. All the junk laying in the drawer sat solid on the bottom. Only the spoon passed through freely. I let it go; it fell from sight without any sound. So naturally I touched the bottom with my fingers. There was nothing to touch; they passed right through just like the spoon.
That's when everything seemed to happen. Mommy was coming up the stairs, she was calling my name. My attention was distracted for only a moment, long enough for the mouse trap to get me. It hurt more than I thought it ever could. I looked at my hand, my fingers were turning red. An odd thing happened just then, the other mousetrap started to speak. It seemed to grow flesh and hair when I wasn't looking, but it still looked like a mouse trap.
It said "you have trespassed in the realm of the drawer. You are under arrest. We will take you to the captain."
That's when I fell, not on the floor, into the drawer and the dark took me.
I fell through darkness thick with arid dust; my nose was flooded with the smell of old plywood and rubber bands but slowly this all changed. The air became cooler and fresh, a smell like grass clippings just mowed from green summer grass. The moon shone bright in the evening sky and I now stood on a dirt path, dew drops kissing my toes.


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Aug 2015
On July 23, 2015 Shigeko Kubota—a seminal Japanese female figure in the international Fluxus collective—passed away. But it is not too late to take a dose of her Flux Medicine (1966/1968). The Walker's extensive Fluxus collection includes Kubota's iconic multiple of this title, comprising a plastic box with a label depicting a small white tablet with the word "FLUX" engraved on it. The contents are…
lonelygirl: confessing online
Media Lab
Aug 2015
The act of confessing has a history as long as the notion of secrets. Their histories wrap both societal and interpersonal dynamics, their forms changing as new revelations appear and values change. In this age of self-publishing on online social networks, the ease in which confessing becomes as easy as rapidly typing and pressing post or send. Parthenia (1995), an adaweb project by Margot Lovejoy, was…
Walker Seen
Aug 2015
During the dog days of summer, many Minnesotans find themselves asking the same questions: "How can I spend the last warm evenings before the endless winter begins?" and "Where is the nearest patio to have a beer and relax with friends?" For the first three Thursdays in August, the Walker has an answer: Pop Remix. Located on the Walker's terraces, Pop Remix features an eclectic mix of live music, film…
Keeping Score with Mark McGee
The Green Room
Aug 2015
Mark McGee, also known by his performance name, MAKR, is a Renaissance man. A Twin Cities transplant by way of Richmond, Virginia, McGee is a key creative contributor to myriad musical projects, among them Father You See Queen, Ronia, and Marijuana Deathsquads. His collaborations have extended beyond music to encompass artists of many different media. Ahead of his upcoming Music and Movies performance, in…
CatVid Recap or Thanks for the Meow-mories!
Field Guide
Aug 2015
Thank you for a fantastic 2015 Internet Cat Video Festival! It was a beautiful and meow-morable evening! Here are some moments from of the event! Enjoy! IN THE HEART OF THE BEAST PUPPET AND MASK THEATER – CAT PUPPET
Catvidfest 2015: The Official Reel
Field Guide
Aug 2015
Did you miss the 2015 Cat Vid Fest Reel at the CHS Field on Wednesday, August 12th? Well have no fear – the reel is here! We present you the 2015 Internet Cat Vid Fest! Did you miss the 2015 Cat Vid Fest Reel at the CHS Field on Wednesday, August 12th? Well have no fear – the reel is here!


text:
I Do Not Sleep
By Gene Grier
SATB choir
I Do Not Sleep - SATB. Composed by Gene Grier. David Lantz. Sacred Choral. 7 pages. Published by Jubilate Music Group (AX.00-PO-0000141).
Item Number: AX.00-PO-0000141
An unforgettable memoriam: "Do not stand by my grave and weep; I am not there, I do not sleep. I live in all your hearts." Inspired by an internationally acclaimed poem by Mary Frye, Gene Grier and David Lantz have created a song of transcendent beauty. Gorgeous key relationships, a splendid melody, and richly supportive accompaniment capture the very essence of this intensely powerful poem.
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