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Are wedding plans moving forward?
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Footy's Goalden boy hits 300
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A success rate of 99.97 per cent is one that most people, regardless of what they do in life, could only dream about, so anyone who achieves it is surely worthy of recognition. Which is exactly what we are doing today in the case of AFL goal umpire Craig Clark, who tonight will become only the second goal umpire in league history to notch 300 games. That incredible success rate, of course, refers to the number of decisions he has got right in a career that started way back in August 1987, when he umpired his first league match between Fitzroy and Carlton at Optus Oval.
"I estimate that I've been involved in about 10,000 to 11,000 scoring shots and I reckon I have got just three wrong, well, confirmed ones anyway, in all that time," said the 43-year-old Clark as he prepared for his milestone Geelong-Essendon match at Telstra Dome.
"Of course, the errors invariably get highlighted, but that's the way life is and we have to live with that." And live with it he has because one of those three wrong decisions just happened to be the one from last year's infamous round-six game at the Dome when Clark awarded an Aussie Jones kick a point when replays showed the St Kilda star's shot was out of bounds, a decision that would end in a Saints win over the Brisbane Lions when the game should have been a draw. "
Goal umpires are not usually recognisable away from footy, but after that game when my picture was plastered everywhere, lots of people, especially some new clients, would say, 'Hey, aren't you the bloke who . . .'
People certainly knew me then," said Clark, a customer service manager in Footscray. "I didn't even know I had made the error until I got home and saw it on TV. I thought, 'I'm in a bit of trouble here,' and I was right about that. The thing is, even though I now know it was out of bounds, certain TV shots don't really show how close it was because it is hard to pick up where the ball actually passes the posts."
Clark didn't umpire the following week but that was because it was his turn to miss through umpire rotation rather than him being disciplined. "But at least something good came out of it all because it was that incident that led to all the goal and behind posts being lengthened considerably and it's just amazing just how much easier it is to umpire now that has happened." Last year's Dome incident is not the only memorable one for Clark. Consider:
· Clark has umpired more finals than any other goal umpire - 25, including six grand finals, five state-of-origin matches and two representative matches in London and in 2002 was even named as one of the four goal umpires in the umpires' team of the century.
· It was Clark who incurred the wrath of Anthony Rocca in the 2002 grand final when he adjudged the Collingwood forward's last-quarter shot a point when Rocca reckoned it was a goal. "If I had to give that decision 1000 times, I'd give it as a behind every time," he said. "If the goal post had been high as they are now, it would have just clipped it on the goal side. As the ball sailed through, Chris Johnson (Brisbane) went one way to prepare to kick out and Tarkyn Lockyer (Collingwood) headed off to man up, so they both knew it was a point, too."
· Once in a game at VFL Park, he was hit in the leg by a half-full can of whisky and coke hurled by a fan. Did he make a bad decision? "No, I think it was meant for the field umpire."
· Most players are easy to get along with, the exception being the controversial Allen Jakovich (who played for Melbourne and Footscray in the 1990s). "He used to do everything he could to annoy you - get in your way, block you, anything. All goal umpires used to talk about him. He wasn't a nasty person, just mischievous."
· Clark needs only 11 more games to equal the goal umpiring record of 310 games held by Charles Bell, who officiated between 1915 and 1937. Said Clark: "I plan to continue as long as I can, so if I'm retained on the panel next year, I hope to break the record then."
Bombs away
Those Bomber stories just keep on coming. After our item yesterday about the member of the Milwaukee Bombers who was questioned at New York's LaGuardia Airport for two hours because security officials objected to him wearing a Bombers shirt, reader Dominic Behan rang to tell us of some uneasiness the nickname caused him back in 1999 when he was living in strife-torn Belfast. Behan said he and several other Ireland-based Australians started up an Aussie rules team and asked the AFL for some help and the league responded by issuing them with a set of Essendon jumpers. "We decided to call ourselves the Belfast Bombers, but we were quickly told that probably was not a good idea because nobody would want to play against us and if they did, we wouldn't get any newspaper coverage," he said. "We heeded their advice and changed our name to the Belfast Redbacks."
Bronx cheers
Another reader, James Morrison, also was intrigued by the Milwaukee story, "especially since the New York Yankees baseball team has been known as the Bronx Bombers as far back as I can remember". Morrison wondered if the over-zealous official was more concerned about Milwaukee taking the Bronx's nickname.
The skipper 'fesses up
Milestone matches are always a good time to fess up some home truths about your past. Collingwood champion Nathan Buckley, who plays his 250th AFL game against Fremantle on Sunday, tells this weekend's AFL Record how he erred when he became skipper in 1999 because he expected all his teammates to be like him. "I demanded the best, and the most, from myself and others - and in many ways, it backfired," he said. "I thought, 'Everyone needs to work as hard as me, train as hard as me, run as much as me'. I'd lived it my whole life, but placing those demands on everyone else was unrealistic." Buckley said he now has more empathy for his players "and I understand that everyone has their own way of doing things".
Big bucks for Bucks
Injury has meant that Nathan Buckley hasn't had anything like a season he would have liked, but that doesn't mean the fans don't love the Collingwood captain any less. Even before he plays his 250th game this weekend, the jumper he will wear in the milestone match has been posted on the Magpies' website auction site and by late yesterday already had attracted a top bid of $2534. It, of course, will end up going for a lot more than that, as evidenced by the going price of his Williamstown comeback jumper last month - bidding for that ends today, but by late yesterday, it had shot up to $3534.
What a finish
A close finish in the race to the AFL finals? You bet it is. In fact, it may end up being even closer than anyone of us thought, especially as one very astute footy fan, Andrew Gigacz, has discovered, if all of the following results were to happen in each of the remaining five rounds. Burning the midnight oil, Gigacz has done his maths to work out that it is possible for 11 teams - from second spot to 12th - to all finish with 48 points, meaning that the Kangaroos, the Western Bulldogs, Richmond and Port Adelaide all would miss the finals even though they had won as many games as second-placed team Adelaide. A chilly prospect indeed. Here's the scenario:
Round 18: Ess d Geel, Melb d StK, WC d Haw, Syd d Adel, WB d Bris, Port d Kang, Rich d Carl, Frem d Coll.
Round 19: StK d Geel, Melb d Adel, WB d WC, Frem d Rich, Ess d Syd, Bris d Haw, Port draw with Carl (again!), Coll d Kang.
Round 20: Frem d WC, Geel d Melb, Kang d StK, Coll d Carl, Port d Adel, Bris d Syd, Haw d Ess, WB d Rich.
Round 21: StK d Frem, Coll d Adel, Geel d WC, Port d Bris, WB d Melb, Kang d Syd, Ess d Carl, Rich d Haw.
Round 22: WB d Coll, Haw d Syd, WC d Adel, Frem d Port, Bris d StK, Rich d Geel, Carl d Kang, Melb d Ess.
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Mirrors have been studied by cognitive psychology in order to understand self-recognition, self-identity, and self-consciousness. Moreover, the relevance of mirrors in spirituality, magic and arts may also suggest that mirrors can be symbols of unconscious contents. Carl G. Jung investigated mirrors in relation to the unconscious, particularly in
Mirrors have been studied in cognitive psychology in relationship to self-recognition, self-identity and self-consciousness. The attainment of a developmental stage of basic self-recognition is commonly gauged through reactions to a mirror [
Mirrors are, by definition, virtually perfect "imitators" of the observer's own bodily face, since mirror feedback is instantaneous in time. Moreover, if the mirror is flat and without visible imperfections, the reflected image is completely coherent in space with respect to the original visual stimulus. In addition to these perceptual and spatial characteristics, mirrors are perfect "imitators" of facial emotions and expressions, since they presumably produce unconscious mimicry and emotional contagion [
Contrary to a simplistic view that describes mirror gazing as equivalent to looking at static photos, some phenomenological investigations describe a more unsettling encounter with one's mirrored double [
Developmental, neurophysiological and neuropsychological studies showed that mirrored reflections are not equivalent to pictures and live videos [
In connection to phenomenological experiences of alienation or dissociation by the subject in front of its reflected image [
Strange-face illusions in the mirror have been recently described during gazing at one's own face reflected in the mirror for a few minutes at a low illumination level (
The mirror stand used in the experiment of mirror-gazing. The room should be without external light. A uniform illumination of the face (about 0.8 lux) can be obtained by placing a small lamp, or a candle, on the floor at some distance from the subject's back [
Strange-face illusions often involve the perception of strange-others who appears beyond the mirror, thus indicating the subject's dissociation [
Consistent with these ideas of a dissociative process, observers wearing a full-face theatrical mask during mirror-gazing (e.g., a Japanese ko-omote mask of Noh theatre, [
In healthy individuals, strange-face illusions during mirror gazing usually involve the perception of one strange-face at a time. The duration of the illusion has been reported to be roughly seven seconds [
Similar or even stronger strange-face illusions can be produced through an interpersonal setting (
Emotional responses to strange-face illusions are usually relatively intense in healthy individuals, and can be dramatic in some schizophrenic patients. Most frequent emotions are: surprise, interest and astonishment; other emotions include negative emotions such as moderate fear, anguish and fright, while positive emotions, such as hilarity and joyfulness, are rare.
The interpersonal symmetric setting used for inter-subjective strange-face illusions [
As discussed above, self-recognition in mirrors is based on multiple cognitive processes. Therefore, strange-faces in the mirror are probably complex illusions involving different processes, from visual perception to motor facial mimicry, from self-other boundary to affective empathy, from unconscious contagion to conscious misidentification. Consequently, different mechanisms hypothesized as generative to strange-face illusions may be proposed. A first hypothesis is that strange-face illusions are perceptual and involve the Troxler effect [
In relation to the concept of "projection", the early idea of empathy, which was proposed by Lipps and Jung, is relevant. Lipps ([
These ideas of empathy [
Jung ([
Jung ([
Strange-face illusions could be classified according to archetypes described in analytical psychology [
A phenomenological experience that is often described both by healthy and psychotic individuals is the "numinosity" of some strange-faces that they perceived. According to Jung, any time an unconscious archetypal content is constellated and emerges, it is characterized by numinosity, that is its fascinating power of attraction of the ego toward the unconscious, in a form of deep interest or even possession [
The synchronization of inter-subjective strange-face illusions [
Projection can probably be considered a form of synchronicity between the subject's unconscious and the other's body and mind. In the case of a pair of individuals, the synchronization of inter-subjective strange-face illusions [
In addition to previous cognitive and analytical accounts of strange-faces, other aspects of these illusions need to be discussed in a wider cultural and anthropological context. In fact, unsettling experiences with mirrors is largely documented in arts and religion [
The magic power of mirrors dates back probably from the beginning of their invention. The art of using mirrors in divination and prediction of individual destiny (named
The most revealing information about the secret Dionysian mysteries is shown hermetically in the cycles of frescoes from the
In the Renaissance, the use of magic mirrors is well documented. For example, John Dee, the Elizabethan magician, used a mirror made of oxydian stone (British Museum of London, England) to evoke angels and ghosts. The magical procedure is well illustrated by Rembrandt (
Paracelsus ([
The Italian philosopher Julius Evola and co-workers (Ur group; [
In summary, the mirror in itself may create altered states of consciousness and trance when the mirror is displayed at a low illumination or when the subject has assumed drugs or alcohol. However, traditional and modern studies on magic reported above have never described strange-face illusions [
In the course of Pauli's dreams, the simple idea of the intellect as a mirror needs to be amplified in its symbolic meanings. In fact, Pauli's dreams concerning mirrors are related to the problem of symmetry ([
The symbols of mirror and symmetry can also be found in alchemy (Figure 209 in [
Mirror-gazing at a low illumination produces visual illusions that are specific to one's own face [
Strange-face illusions may provide both an ecological setting and an experimental technique for "imaging of the unconscious". In fact, archetypal contents often characterize strange-face illusions. Jung's ideas about alchemy [
In psychiatric patients, strange-face illusions are usually characterized by
From previous research in healthy individuals [
In conclusion, in my opinion mirror gazing at a low illumination level could be a tool for integration of unconscious contents, which are usually projected, toward individuation of the self.
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Recap: Satellite's Artist-Run Space at Miami Art Week 2015
Nearly 40 groups and galleries took over the derelict oceanfront hotel and tossed inhibition out the windows
If you're measuring in internet time, Miami Art Week 2015 is long over, but there was one show we can't get out of our minds—the inaugural Satellite Art Show. A brainchild of Brian Whiteley (founder of the now-defunct SELECT Art Fair), the brand new fair situated itself far from the on-edge crowds in South Beach. Closer to its partners Miami Project and Art on Paper, Satellite eschewed white-walled booths for existing vacant venues like the old SurfMed Pharmacy and North Beach Bandshell. Tiger Strike Asteroid's takeover of the derelict Ocean Terrace Hotel for "Artist-Run" was sizzling with a creative energy that couldn't be found anywhere else. As the name indicates, it was an artist intervention of sorts, where inhibition was tossed out the window along with the rotting carpet—planting seeds of experimentation, curiosity and actual interaction with no price tags or dealers in sight.
Almost 40 different artists, collectives and galleries were given free rein of a room to transform as they wished—many took advantage of the bathrooms, installing art in the bathtubs, sinks and toilets—making for a diverse art walk. The small size of the rooms further enhanced the uniquely intimate atmosphere.
Brooklyn's Art F City's "F.A.G. Bar" (short for Fine Art Gallery) transformed a room into a pop-up bar: Macon Reed's neon sign "DYKE BAR" (2015) welcomed the curious, Wickerham & Lomax's hour-long video installation "Take Karaoke: A Proposition for Performance Art" (2015) provided the background noise, anti-gentrification artist John Criscitello's provocative T-shirts and posters hung in the bathroom, and a kind staffer offered cans of cold beer or soda from an ice bucket. Across the hallway was, funnily enough, some competition: Open Space's "Stupid Bar" was another place for viewers to get more alcohol, if they dared.
Philadelphia's Fjord recreated a swimming pool for their show "Pool Rules," though visitors stayed completely dry as they walked in. In Room 202, Savannah-based drag performance group House of Gunt hosted performance-like workshops that taught reductive "churro-scuro" (painting with churro, chocolate sauce and white sugar), collaborative face collaging, "Barbara Ross" holistic painting—encouraging all to loosen up some. "Gravity Assist" by Richmond-based SEDIMENT featured audio works inspired by a recent event: NASA spacecraft New Horizon's July 2015 flyby of Pluto, a journey that took nine years. And we were so enamored with Providence artist Jennifer Avery's Beast Boutique that we did a separate interview on her creative process.
It was undeniably a sweaty ordeal from room to room as there was no functioning air-conditioning in the rundown hotel, but the tropical humidity was a surprisingly nice change from the artificial convention center environment of the fairs further south—a reminder that you're in Miami. Not many gallery spaces around the country can say that they offer a view of palm trees and the Atlantic Ocean from the windows, and that's what you got at the Ocean Terrace Hotel. Regardless of why you made the long haul to 75th Street in the traffic jam that is Art Week, you left with the determination to go and make something yourself with your bare hands.
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Friday, 18 June, 1999, 12:20 GMT 13:20 UK
Alcohol's innocent victims
The lives of about 85,000 Scottish children are being harmed by their parents' drinking, according to research being discussed at a conference.
NCH Action for Children Scotland, the Scottish Council on Alcohol and ChildLine Scotland want to encourage a more co-ordinated approach to helping children whose lives are blighted by alcohol abuse.
This contrasted with one in 20 calls to the organisation in England.
Anne Houston, of ChildLine Scotland, said often the children must find the courage to make that call.
She said: "One of the reasons they ring ChildLine is because often there is such a stigma around the issue of alcohol and they find it very difficult to go to a lot of other agencies."
A key aim of the conference in Glasgow is to encourage a more co-ordinated response by those agencies involved in dealing with alcohol problems.
Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland, she said: "The children tend to fall between the adult alcohol and childcare services, which is why we're very keen to bring those services together.
"There are some very good projects out there but they are few and far between."
"One of the things we need to change are attitudes, so that it ceases to be acceptable just as 'wallpaper'," she said.
"Part of the difficulty for children is their sense of loyalty. They often still love their parents and we don't wish to be condemning, nor do the children want to do that.
"It's much more about a public awareness campaign in the same kind of way as perhaps there has been for drunk driving.
"But more in a way of encouraging the parents to seek help rather than being punitive towards them."
The initial awareness campaign would be government-backed, with local drop-in services, respite care and young carers' groups working together.
The charities are also calling for services at "crisis points" such as weekends and evenings when parental drinking can be at its worst.
Anne Houston also stressed that the problem straddled all social groups and often the perceived link between alcoholism and deprivation was wrong.
She said: "Children from other families, in other areas where they have a sense that people don't expect that to be happening, sometimes find it more difficult to approach agencies or just don't have agencies locally."
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Oh dear Conference. You know that football is just a game right?
Shame on you.
HE welcomes stick from opposition fans for his all-pink kit, but Staines Town goalkeeper Jack Turner has finally had enough – because the league won't let him wear it at home games.
The 20-year-old asked for it to be made as a show of support for his mum Kim, who has bravely been battling breast cancer. He has been raising money too, with rivals fans holding bucket collections after becoming aware of the reasons behind the colourful kit.
But the Conference have refused to allow the former AFC Wimbledon player to wear it at Wheatsheaf Park so he can continue his fund-raising attempts – because pink is "not registered as a home kit" in the league's handbook.
The Blue Square Bet South side have received an official warning and a fine will be forthcoming if the Swans stopper doesn't wear sky blue at home games from now on.
Annoyed Kim said: "I am recovering from breast cancer along with other members of my family, namely my mother and cousin and because obviously pink is associated with that, he had this idea.
"Jack has taken quite a lot of stick from visiting fans regarding the colour of his kit, but when they realise the reason he wears it they applaud and support him. Recently supporters of Tonbridge Angels even passed a hat around behind his goal and at Farnborough the same thing happened.
"No club has ever objected to him wearing pink at home matches but the Conference say it is "unprofessional" – despite being told exactly why he wears it.
"They are out of touch and should grow a heart. All my son is trying to do is support me, the charity and raise awareness."
Conference general manager Dennis Strudwick said: "Of course we are sympathetic to the situation but the simple fact is that we're a professional league and if we bent the rules once, we'd have to do it again."
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Oh dear Conference. You know that football is just a game right?
Shame on you.
I think what he's been doing is fantastic – shame on the league for not allowing him to continue this.
Change the league handbook then Strudwick. It's probably packed full of your silly overblown rules anyway. It's not rocket science.
Well done Jack – fantastic attitude, and realises how important family and other people are. Great empathy.
Interestingly that is a word lacking from Mr. Strudwick's statement on behalf of the Conference.
Being professional in my book means embracing and breaking the rules for good causes.
This looks like a good cause, since Kim, attended practically every match when Jack was younger and without that support, he would not be a goal keeper today. Time for the Conference Board to emabrace rather than fine.
Anyone know if Jack has a "Just Giving" page?
Great comments all I totally agree and hope the league change their mind on this great that this is now getting coverage and mark think he is setting on up today if you can't find the link ill post it here,good luck Kim 🙂
Good to see Strudders getting the important things right. I presume the fax machine is empty…..
If for example a fixture secretary changes or any named persons phone number or e-mail address changes, the handbook would be endorsed or member clubs advised accordingly. Surely this could also be done in this instance ??
Oh dear oh dear…. There is a difference between professional (which embodies as has been said empathy, a bit of common sense and compassion in such a case) and being a pure jobsworth – applying the rule purely for the sake of the rule. It is probably far too late for Strudwick and the Conference to regain any semblance of respect for their regular heavy handed and dictatorial attitudes.. I don't even suppose they even gwve it the slightest consideration at all. From a non-conference club supporter (thank goodness)
John you are a credit to your mum, your club & formost yourself, just hope that mr sturudwick can see sence & encoridge you & his fellow directors to to go forward & show us non league football supporters that he powes that be can see that this is about real people, merry Christmas


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Time To Judge The American Idol Judges
Far be it from me to try to judge a bunch of judges, but I thought I would at least give you my humble opinon , and then ask for yours!
OK, here's my 2 cents about this year's American Idol Show. Tell me if you agree or not:
1. I don't miss Simon Cowell. There, I said it. Although he made for good TV, I personally thought he was clueless when it came to musical knowledge. Especially country music, which he always referred to as country western (we're country eastern!)
2. Steven Tyler-good addition!– He's "out there", but he's nice at the same time. I like his spirit. And you can't deny his "street cred" when it comes to musical knowledge.
3. J-Lo- another good addition ! I've heard that she can be tough to deal with. But on the show she seems very sweet. She seems to actually feel bad when she has to throw someone off the stage. She's NICE-TY. There! A new word for ya. That's a combination of NICE and NASTY.
4. Randy-Dawg- don't ever let him leave! To me, Randy is the perfect combination of personalities. He can be critical, but he still has "heart". He can be alittle bit "out there" as well, but the show needs that. He's still very sensible with his comments, has a wide range of musical knowledge, and can be, ahhh….NICE-TY as well…
So I guess what I'm saying here is that I actually think this cast of judges is an improvement… but again, that's just me. As always, I'm looking for your comments. I will read some on the air! And please, if you are criticizing, try to be NICE-TY about it!!!


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Sulphur Springs High School Theater Director Dawn Doyle-Jones has taken William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer's Night Dream" to UIL One-Act Play competition three times, winning district on each attempt.
On Friday, her students will perform at Area OAP in McKinney in an attempt to advance to regionals?in Denton next month.
"We've always won district with this play," Doyle-Jones said during an interview in her classroom Tuesday. "We've always gotten to regional with it."
The first time she directed it, the 23-year veteran said she didn't have much "extra magic." The second time, the production included styrofoam trees with colorful dryer sheets.
For this go-round, Doyle-Jones found some bamboo shoots that come up out of a stand purchased at Hobby Lobby and added LED lights – lights she purchased after getting approval from Superintendent Mike Lamb.
"I told him, 'Everybody's using technology these days," she said. "If you want us to win, we've got to look good.'"
She had seen LED lights used effectively earlier this year at Texas Educational Theatre Association's annual convention.
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Although UIL rules are strict and clear-cut, lights are allowed. But, schools can have only a maximum of 15 actors and five crew members. The schools are also given a tight time- line.
"They have seven minutes to set up the set," Doyle-Jones explained. "They have seven minutes to strike [take down] the set. We've got it down now to about five-and-a-half minutes."
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The group is scheduled first on Friday's playbill, with a start time of 2:30 p.m., which means their rehearsal is first thing Friday morning.
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To prepare for this year's competition, which will be her last as she is retiring, Doyle-Jones took the group to several acting workshops.
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They also received some suggestions from Rebecca Falls at Tyler Junior College, their district competition judge.
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No matter what happens Friday, Doyle-Jones is pleased with the effort her kids have put into this year's competition.
"They spend hundreds of hours on the plays – hundreds," she said. "They always make me proud."
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OnMilwaukee.com: Following you on Twitter is sort of like watching your life unfold in the off-season. Are you having fun with it?
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OMC: You've got 925 followers so far.
SM: Cool!
OMC: I'd imagine most of those are Brewers fans, right?
SM: You know, the aspect of my professional career of being in the bullpen and being the swing guy, sometimes we end up being like the offensive line of baseball. I feel that Twitter is a good way to introduce myself on a personal level to the fans. The fans in Milwaukee have been absolutely phenomenal to myself and my family. I've enjoyed being there, and it's been really good playing in front of people that seem like they genuinely enjoy me and who I am. I see it as a way to open myself up a little bit and answer a few questions. It doesn't take all day, and the 140 characters aren't enough to get me in any trouble.
OMC: I think fans appreciate that you do whatever the Brewers ask of you, and in 2008, you really helped get the team to the playoffs. Do the fans relate to you as one of them?
SM: I feel that way. I've already felt like I've related more so to the fans than I sometimes do to my teammates. I enjoy what I do, and I enjoy what comes with it for the most part. But I was raised in West Virginia and raised by a family that told me not to treat anybody any different just because of what they do. You're not more special because of who you are. Not that most athletes do that, but a lot of athletes kind of separate themselves -- and we have to, for the most part. I feel if I can just make myself a little more available, it makes me relate a little more. I think fans grasp onto the fact that I'm a blue-collar guy just like they are. I've got to change diapers, too, just like everybody else. I play "Call of Duty" on Xbox just like the guy who pays $25 to come in and sit in the upper deck.
OMC: You're doing a baseball clinic in West Virginia this winter, right?
SM: It's planned over the Christmas holiday. We had 85 or 90 kids last year, which was a pretty big turnout. We expect it to be as big, if not bigger. One of the cool things was that I called the Brewers, last minute, and they sent a whole bunch of stuff. I was able to give a bunch to the kids, and that means a lot to them, because we don't have a team in the area. Let's just say there's a lot of Brewers fans in the southern West Virginia region.
OMC: Can you stop thinking about baseball at all during the off-season, or is it something that's on your mind at all times?
SM: It's on my mind at all times. I occupy myself with some other things, and more so in the off-season, I'm just occupied with getting into shape and getting ready to play. It's always hard to watch the playoffs when you're not in them. I think I watched the Saints game more than I watched the World Series. It's not something that consumes my life, but more when you're getting ready to (play) that you're thinking about it.
OMC: So, you're not throwing a baseball every day?
SM: Not yet, no. It's after Thanksgiving that I really pick up a ball.
OMC: Are any of your teammates using Twitter like you are?
SM: As far as I know, I don't think anybody is. I don't see anybody who would. If I had to guess, it would be "Villa" (Carlos Villanueva) and he'd do it under a fake name, maybe.
OMC: Hey, Shaq does it. But you're right, I haven't seen any other Brewers using social media like you are.
SM: Again, I'm just trying to establish myself and open myself up for some future things. Honestly, if I ever got traded by the Brewers, I'm not real sure I'd continue to do it. My situation in Milwaukee is one that is really conducive for me to be me.
sandstorm | Nov. 17, 2009 at 9:16 a.m. (report)
he looks like he tends bar at Points East.
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milwaukeeviper | Nov. 13, 2009 at 3:02 p.m. (report)
How refreshing. A guy who really appreciates Milwaukee and the fans. Even if he doesn't mean it (I truly think he means it though) at least he's saying the things a fan wants to hear. Richard Jefferson could have taken a lesson from Seth. Looking forward to the 2010 season! Go Brewers!
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booboo16 | Nov. 13, 2009 at 1:21 p.m. (report)
Solid guy! Nice to know that he appreciates MKE fans as much as we appreciate him. He's the guy that we can turn to in a pinch...sometime it works, sometimes it doesn't, but we know that he is giving it his all when he's on the bump.
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buck | Nov. 13, 2009 at 1:13 p.m. (report)
i'm not a twitter fan at all but I appreciate Big Red giving some access to the fans.
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Have a dd who is going into secondary school next year. Has there been a change to the schools admission - something about a straight line rather than walking distance. Want to get into CGS but dd will have to take a train from RP to New Malden station, and fear she may be out of the catchment?
I'm not wrong, that was definitely the advice of a Richmond admissions officer. If they didn't get Coombe Girls as a first preference it was a bit if a risk to turn any place down and go on the waiting list. That's probably why the advice was given. If you put Coombe first and got it, maybe you were within catchment.
Why put Tiffin on the list at all? There are other good comps in Kingston (or Richmond) apart from Coombe Girls.
But maybe it was in the days pre-CAF when you applied separately to some schools and might end up with two offers? It wasn't fair really as it meant people hung on to offers others may have wanted.
Two conversations here - firstly the Admissions process, in which, by law, all over England, no school knows where in the list you have placed them, and the LA will only ever make one offer - the school highest up your preference list that can offer you a place, and secondlay the schools people choose, which mean they put CGS as a higher preference than Tiffin - a fully reasoned and valid choice!
Good luck everyone, this thread only caughht my eye as I have heard a friend discussing the school as a possibility.
Celia - you are wrong in your assumption that " The only people who turn Tiffin down have an offer from a private school or are moving from the area".
The people putting CGS as first choice ahead of Tiffin know what they are doing. They ACTUALLY WANT CGS in preference to Tiffin. They only sit the Tiffin test as a second choice in case they cannot get CGS. So they do understand the rules. As Tiffin do not know what preference they are placed in on the form, if a DD qualifies for it and does not qualify for a higher preference, they must be offered a place at Tiffin.
In our case CGS was our first choice. We did not sit DD for Tiffin as we knew it was wrong for her -. We considered briefly sitting her for Tiffin but we decided that even if she was offered a place we would turn it down so why go through the stress? Her backup in case she did not get CGS was a guaranteed place at LEH.
We were lucky in that we could afford the private backup at a pinch. Friends of DD who could not afford that option sat the Tiffin test but it was very much a second choice for them.
There are other good comps in Kingston but if you are likely to be in or near the catchment of Coombe you will be well outside the catchment of the other good schools - the perennial problem in Kingston.
The thing is, I can't imagine turning a school place down that was so high up your list! Below third or fourth preference maybe ... but even then, I'd never do it in March, only if a higher preference came up on the waiting list after I'd accepted whatever we were given. I don't know what it would be like to have a private school back-up either.
I guess it proves it really is an equal preference system if you can get a Tiffin as a second preference offer.
It really is an equal preference system! It's the law.
Yep Blu that's exactly right!
Celia - the point I've been trying to make is that with state applications none of the schools you list on your form are ever told your order of preference. The local authority then work out which schools on your list you have qualified for and offer you the highest preference school you have qualified for. The school is then told ( I think) only when a offer us accepted. You only get one offer but can request to be put on waiting lists. Tiffin is subject to this process like any state school.
Therefore it is perfectly possible to put Tiffin second or even last preference and still be offered a place if you pass the Tiffin test and you do not qualify for any of your higher preferences. Tiffin would never know. Similarly, if you qualify for a higher preference you would be offered that school and would never know if you had qualified for Tiffin or not.
Theoretically you are right but haven't seen any who would put CGS 1st and Tiffin as back up. Only those who are quite liberal about education and has very very bright DD would do that. If top stream of CGS is equal to Tiffin academically I still would go for Tiffins because with its name she would not have to convince others how smart she is. BTW anyone has own choice...
Questions for those currently at CGS on this thread, as would like to get a warm-er feeling about the school. We went to this year's open evening and open morning.
How's the pastoral care at CGS?
What extra curricular activities are available?
What competitive sport is played? I got the impression from the open evening/open morning that there wasn't any. If there is, which schools do they play?
From what I heard of other's experience, this year, you needed more than a SATS Level 5 to guarantee you to the top stream. And yes, there is 2 express streams, but only 1 of the streams are given the Latin lessons. (please correct me if I've misunderstood).
Fondo - not theoretically, but actually. DD has 5 friends in her classes (express stream) who have confirmed to her that they did exactly that when they applied!
With DD we just didn't apply to Tiffin at all as the prospect of her going there gave me a really uneasy feeling.
Not sure why so many on this thread find this so difficult to believe - I am really not making this up!
As for the "name" of Tiffin giving some kind of advantage - not sure how that works. Uni admissions do not give added weight to applications from superselective pupils - in fact the opposite may apply. You DO know that CGS has an excellent reputation locally, don't you?
As for "convincing others how smart you are" only your results will do that - not trying to blag your way on the reputation of the school you attend!
Anna - I'm sure you have misunderstood re Latin. In my DD's case each class alternated between going to Kings for their Latin lessons and doing the lessons at CGS. They swapped over each term but each class had equal time with each option. I would be amazed if they had now changed this.
I am staggered that you got the impression that there are no extracurricular activities or competitive sport played - that is definitely not the case. In fact DD has asked to give you the facts on this below:
Coombe takes part in competitions in netball, rounders, cross country, volleyball, football, badminton, tennis and athletics and there are extra curricular clubs in all of these and more. There are extra curricular clubs in music, languages, debating and literature among others. The competive sports teams actually perform very well and my year came first in the netball league, second in the borough rounders. We also compete in the Surrey Schools Tennis (we are the only state school to do so) and the year ten doubles team came second in this. The Coombe music department is also very high achieving and I am part of the chamber choir and the cast of Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat, playing the part of the narrator. I hope you didn't have too much of a bad experience at the open evening as I sang a solo in the presentation !
Back to Mum now! DD also tells me the school makes a big effort to make sure help is easily available if needed. Dedicated pastoral care staff and counsellors are always available to them on a drop in basis and the head of year is always available for girls to talk over any problems. We have found the school has always responded promptly and helpfully when we have had any issues
Sorry for the long essay but hope it is helpful!
Oh yes you asked which schools they play. DD regularly plays against all the state schools in the borough and also against Surbiton High - bit of a rivalry there, I think they are quite evenly matched as CGS wins approx 50% of the time.
In tennis tournament played many Surrey private schools as DD explained above.
If top stream of CGS is equal to Tiffin academically I still would go for Tiffins because with its name she would not have to convince others how smart she is. Hate to disabuse you here but uni admissions officers are not stupid, A*s are A*s wherever you get them except A*s from a school that doesn't select AND has a cohort that are more than averagely disadvantaged and underachieve, or the pupil has experienced disadvantage, in which case an A* with contextual evidence will actually convince them a pupil really is smarter and more motivated. A good school will help them achieve their potential, indie or state grammar or outstanding comp. Choose the school that is right for your child and family, not the one that you think has a name. My daughter refused point blank to take a place at Tiffin 10 years ago, found it a cold and intimidating place. Her peers have achieved according to their potential whether it was Tiffin or LEH or Waldegrave or Teddington. (Honestly if you want your child to perform out of their socks go for KGS). Actually only difference is a tendency amongst the Tiffins to feel even more entitled / pressured than the Indies, a conviction they were the top 3% not actually born out by the difference between their results and the indies / top sets in comps ............... It is an entirely rational decision to choose other than Tiffin, not entirely sure about the decision it has to be Tiffin.
Shooting - what an insightful and sensible response - you echo my thinking and express it so much better than I can, so I really have to give you a
I just cannot understand the conviction among too many parents in this area that if only they can cram their DC into the "best" school their future is assured. Their future will be assured by the results they achieve which are down to their own abilities and the amount of work they put in. Any good school which expects pupils to give of their best will give Dcs all the tools they need to achieve their potential but in the end it is up to the child.
CGS will not attract any special treatment from uni admissions by the way, as it has a name as one if the top performing comps in the country.
So glad I came across this thread. Also have a year 6 DD, live close to CGS so would get offered a place. Like what I have seen too.
We also didn't get a great feeling about Tiffin so she did not sit that test but she did for Nonsuch - anyone got thoughts about that school and how compares to CGS. I hear the new headteacher at Nonsuch is a real improvement for the school.
Any thoughts most appreciated. can't wait for this process to be over...
Mingin from what I can tell so far, the new head at Nonsuch is a breath of fresh air! He seems determined that girls achieve an all round education and actually said last night (sixth form open evening) that nonsuch is not the place for you if all you want is to be crammed for A grades! He has also tried to put procedures in place to improve pastoral care.
OnGoldenPond (and her DD) - Thanks for a positive reflection on CGS.
So, they have teams in netball, rounders, cross country, volleyball, football, badminton, tennis and athletics and play on a weekly basis, plus training after school? No hockey?
And will they get the support in a subject if they are struggling?
DH went to the open evening and was impressed with the performance and approach of 'Coombe-ingdale'. I went to the open morning.
DD is in year 5, so have a little bit more time with looking at all the options of schools.
AnnaG...yes they do support struggling dds.
Dd struggled with maths, and they really helped her.
The pastoral care is superb. They have wonderful counsellors on site to support girls with all sorts of problems.
pm me if you want.
Blu, celiamolestrangler - my experience is a long time ago, now, but I'm another one who did turn down a place at Tiffin to go to Coombe Girls! You can imagine CG is pretty pleased at those kids who do so.
mingingintherain re Nonsuch.. I agree with legallady..the new head has made a good start. Website already relaunched, introduced 'meet the head' sessions and is determined to focus on the all rounded girl not just the academic girl.
OP..some stats may help..the catchment ares for CGS has shrunk over the last few years.
Distance from home to school of last girl offered a place:
2013 3.449km (2.1 miles)
2012 4.659 km (2.8 miles)
They admit 210 in Y7 but received 810 applications. So 4 applications for each place. CGS is an outstanding comp and I know of many families choosing it over and above other choices in Kingston and neighbouring Sutton. Good luck to you and your DD.
Hi all. I have no intention to disregard CGS and what i meant by "still choosing Tiffins over CGS top stream" is not about univ admissions but about life-long "pride". In fact A*s from CGS must have more advantage than same grades from tiffins. Now question is the rate of top tier univ entrants at CGS. How would it compare to that of tiffins assuming same no. of girls? If CGS produce decent percentage of oxbridge and couple of london univs every year, it may actually be better than tiffins......
Is it the same number of girls in TGS and CGS at the sixth form? I thought that Coombe has the joint sixth form with the Coombe Boys school? have no direct experience with CGS but my friend's DD was there, did not make it to the top stream( it was just one class back then). My friend has said that she felt that her DD was "invisible", as the attention went to the top stream girls to get the best results out of them, and to the "girls at the risk". The leavers destinations are on the school website.
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