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First Post!!
Hello DGLM blog readers!! I'm so excited to be the new financials and sub rights assistant here at DGLM, and I look forward to lending my voice to discussions about books, reading, and writing! Because this is my very first post, I thought I would share a little more about myself and tell you all about how I got to be here at DGLM–the road to the industry, you could say.
All of us have that one book that hooked us and refused to let us go. For some of us, it happened early (for a good friend of mine it was Junie B. Jones when she was 8), others find their book much later in life. It doesn't really matter when, but that one book makes you who you are today. Mine came to me when I was thirteen and was just about to leave the heartache that was middle school. My father had just passed away that previous summer, and I was trying to make sense out of nothing.
In the middle of May, my 8th grade reading teacher assigned the last book of the year: The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. Instead of shoving the book into my backpack, like I had done all the others, I stared at the cover with surprising interest. The faces of four young boys stared back at me, and each one of them looked so lost- very much like how I felt. I decided to start reading it on the bus ride home, and before I knew it, it was bedtime and I had read past the assigned homework page.
By the end of the week I was finished.
My teacher was very impressed, mostly because I had never shown any interest in reading before. She gave me another book of Hinton's, That Was Then… This Is Now. I ate that up, too. She continued to give me Hinton's books to read until the last day of school, when she gave me her copy of Tex to keep. That summer, I found myself wanting to imitate Hinton. I think I wrote about six short stories, none of them any good, but I've kept them all as a reminder of the moment I made sense out of nothing. I started going to the public library, and when high school came around, I sometimes skipped lunch to hang out at the school library to read and write.
I'm not sure what it was about The Outsiders that got me. Maybe it was the instant connection I had with Ponyboy, because he, too, had lost a parent (both actually). All I know for a fact is that there was a magical instant that day in May when I had unconsciously chosen my path; somewhere between "Paul Newman… and a ride home."
So, what about you? What book made a serious reader out of you, and when did you find it?
Stately, plump Buck Mulligan
Looking through the online catalogue of the very cool Litographs which, among other things, makes literary temporary tattoos, I came across this one, which recreates Molly Bloom's iconic closing line of James Joyce's Ulysses, "yes I said yes I will Yes," purposely devoid of any punctuation save the closing full stop.
It seems appropriate with Bloomsday fast approaching that I should talk about why Ulysses is one of my favorite books. Not for any snooty, 'looking down my superior and literary nose at the plebeians who have never read it' reasons, but because of something nearly the opposite. Being shown how to read Ulysses actually taught me so much about how to read—close reading in between the lines—in general.
My senior year of college was spent completing my English degree and fitting in any other required courses my university required for graduation. I realized, also, that I was thisclose to adding on a minor in either French or Irish Studies (you know, those degrees that are super helpful in the real world). I chose Irish Studies, mainly because I hadn't taken a French class in at least a year and frankly, Irish Studies just seemed more interesting.
That year, I had two classes where I was the only student. The first was a class about feminism in 20th Century Ireland and not only was I the only student to sign up for it, but the university totally forgot the cancel the class, like they're supposed to do in a situation where there are fewer than I believe five students. The professor emailed me the day before, a letter which basically consisted of "um, well, this wasn't supposed to happen, but I'm game if you are," and so without any classroom assignment, we met in a pub once a week and talked about cool Irish ladies. Not terrible.
The other class was one of my own making—I'd always wanted to read Ulysses, but never trusted that I could venture in on my own. An overly confident seventeen-year-old Rachel once decided she would read it over the summer after covering Portrait of an Artist in her senior year English lit class and ostentatiously carried it around with her for about a month before quietly abandoning the book after making it through a chapter and a half with only the vaguest understanding of what was going on. After approaching my advisor with the idea, I found a professor willing to take me on an independent study course where we met once a week in her office to discuss the chapters one at a time.
I loved it. I have never, ever been someone who marks up her books, but boy is my copy of Ulysses littered with as many of my own scrawlings as Joyce's (not entirely true). I learned how to be an active reader, how to consider in depth references and also to read in virtually any style known to man (up until 1922) since no two of Joyce's chapters, or episodes as they are called, is written in the same manner. I read each on my own, marking to the best of my ability, genuinely laughing out loud at sentences and allusions that I would never have understood previously, and then marked them up some more in the hour-long sessions with my professor.
It was a truly enjoyable and enlightening experience and I believe it has forever changed the way I approach a novel, no matter how straightforward or complicated it may be. I've since reread the book and have found myself able to follow along unencumbered, and I'll always be forever grateful for the opportunity that I had. There are countless ways to write, countless ways to read and countless ways to interpret a text, which is part of (all of?) the reason why books and literary pursuits in general are so important. There is always a new thing to discover and no two people will be affected by a piece of writing in the same way. All we can do is gather more and more tools with which to approach ever more books, while delighting in going back to old favorites with our newfound perspectives.
I'd love to know, too, if there are any particular books or moments of clarity that stand out to you as a turning point in your reading career!
Writing lessons via Shakespeare
I thought it was so cool when I heard that my longtime client, A.J. Hartley, was doing a panel at this year's ThrillerFest on Shakespeare and what lessons we can learn from the old master's ways. In his day job when he's not writing smart commercial fiction, he is a world-renowned Shakespeare scholar and Shakespeare professor at UNC Charlotte.
Apparently I wasn't the only one intrigued because the response to the panel was very enthusiastic. Writer's Digest recently offered its readers some highlights which I wanted to share here. Much of the advice is practical, real-world and accessible, a strength of A.J.'s in his writing as well as his teaching.
A few examples of the gems you'll find in A.J.'s advice:
*Good writers borrow…Great writers steal. Most of Shakespeare's stories originated in other source material
*All scenes must have both internal and external conflict. "It's not enough for the door to be locked. The character has to have a reason to not want to open it."
*The dialogue says it all. Hartley pointed out that we tend to think of Shakespeare as a great philosopher, spouting off wisdoms—but that's not the case. "Every word in Shakespeare is dialogue. It comes from character. … We do not know what Shakespeare thought about anything, and that's what makes him good."
It looks like there are a lot of things writers can take away from one of the oldest and greatest out there. And there's so much more great stuff in this piece. Check it out and book your ticket to next year's ThrillerFest where I'm guessing A.J. will be presenting another panel on this topic.
Hope you find someone useful that will translate to your own writing. Let us know.
Teaching English
Last Friday, I met one of my newest clients for the first time. Amy Hanson, besides being the author of the glorious novel THE THIRD ACT (coming soon to editors' desks around town!) is an English teacher. And lucky for her, she has say over what books she will teach. We chatted a bit about the fact that she teaches Jennifer Egan's A VISIT FROM THE GOON SQUAD to her high school students. As someone who would marry that book if I could, I was jealous of the teenagers who got the chance to read such a vibrant, thrilling, daring novel in class. I also started thinking a lot about what I read in high school and how valuable teaching current fiction can be.
Let me first say that I believe deeply in teaching the classics. I actually believe every student should have to read LORD OF THE FLIES and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD. I'm much less certain that I feel CATCHER IN THE RYE and THE GREAT GATSBY are as important as they're made out to be. And sure, everyone should read some Shakespeare, but how about some August Wilson? Amy teaches Ibsen! That thrilled me to no end.
That aside, I remember the day my English teacher delivered copies of Richard Russo's THE RISK POOL to our desks, and my mind blew open. Here was a novel that had been published in my lifetime. And there were things in it to learn? Mesmerizing.
As most people reading this can probably also claim, I had already found books I loved by this point. SONG OF SOLOMON and SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE remain two of my favorite novels precisely because of when I first encountered them and how defining the first reading of each was to me. But it was that notion of great literature as a living, evolving thing that most struck me. Maybe I just wasn't terribly bright, but until then it had never occurred to me to think of new books as potential future classics, or to approach them with the open mindedness that they might very well be brilliant.
So then the question becomes: which contemporary books should be taught? A few of the first novels I thought of would likely be terribly dull for teenagers or just be those kinds of books you don't enjoy until you've experienced certain things: THE CORRECTIONS, BEL CANTO, THEN WE CAME TO THE END, GILEAD… Right now I'm leaning towards Bonnie Jo Campbell's brilliant collection AMERICAN SALVAGE and Junot Diaz's peerless THE BRIEF AND WONDROUS LIFE OF OSCAR WAO.
What about you all? What contemporary work of fiction would you add to a high school curriculum? And if you are a teacher, what do you wish you could add?
Also! Don't forget that Lauren and I are hosting an online book club. We're reading ELEANOR & PARK by Rainbow Rowell, and the first Twitter chat will be April 30 on the first half of the book. Follow along with @JimMcCarthy528 and @laureneabramo. And check back here for updates on our progress!
Buying Better Writing
So I got roped into teaching a webinar next week on "the ten elements of a saleable novel today" over at Writer's Digest. http://www.writersdigestshop.com/10-elements-of-a-salable-novel-today?lid=wdcsblog
WD had the topic all ready to go, but they needed to replace the teacher, so I'm filling in at the last minute. This will be my first ever webinar, so I'm excited and a little nervous. Creating a PowerPoint presentation for it might not, um, utilize my, um, best talents. Also, I can talk for a long while, but whenever I prepare for a conference, there's the comfort of knowing that if I time a session terribly, I can ALWAYS fill time with questions from the audience. This has a more structured time breakdown. That means I'll be sitting on my couch this weekend talking to myself while holding a stopwatch.
Regardless, the point of today's entry is that I know there's a charge for this class, and it isn't cheap. I've always been aware that conferences are pricey, but that never really settles in because there are so many attendees and also so many participants. Now people are paying to learn from me and just me, so I'm extra concerned about folks getting their money's worth. So I'll be dusting off my best material and worrying about letting people down which I hope ultimately means I'll deliver a great class (I'll know next week!).
In the meantime, as I pondered this over the weekend, I was really left wondering how much money aspiring writers have had to lay out for their craft. I imagine it's cheaper than acting (fewer headshots and diction classes), but there are so many workshops and classes and conferences out there that even from the other side of the table it looks a bit overwhelming.
So my questions for all of you: how much have you spent trying to make it as a writer? What was worth it? What wasn't? And who wants to come give me a PowerPoint tutorial before next Thursday?
GalleyCat beat me to it, but when I saw this piece on the decision to let Indiana schools decide whether or not to teach cursive penmanship, I knew I had to blog about it. A month or so ago, over a couple beers, a client and I got into a conversation on this very subject. We were talking about our habits as students, and it suddenly dawned on us that school children might not be taught script anymore. Learning JavaScript would probably have more use to them than knowing that an uppercase cursive Q closely resembles a 2. Unless their names are Quentin or Quinn, they're probably never going to use one anyway—besides which it's a hideous letter, so I'd recommend they come up with a creative way around it in their signatures.
As with all questions about what the kids these days know, I base my opinions on surely 100% reliable anecdotal evidence from interns. It seems every year or two I have to explain something new I assumed they'd know on arrival, so I use them as a gauge of how quickly the world is changing in little ways. At this point, the majority of them have never photocopied anything before their first day here. Ever. I may have discovered my incessant Google habit in college trying to unpack the copious allusions in Paul Muldoon's "The More a Man Has the More a Man Wants,"* but I still spent seemingly half of my college income buying Bobst copy cards.
A few times a year, we have to handwriting test our interns for the odd task that requires handwritten legibility. You'd be surprised how often I get a stack of 12 subrights contracts all missing the same clause, already signed by a far flung publisher who'd taken 6 months to put pen to paper to begin with on a contract they didn't even have to draft. Handwritten contract changes require printing, of course, but I've found that whether we want print or script, it can be hard to find even one intern who can write legibly anymore. There have always been people who never learned or quickly unlearned how to write clearly, but the number of reasons to actually write with pen on paper just isn't as high when you carry a computer in your pocket everywhere you go. The number of interns who can be counted on to handwrite a mailing label that we can be confident will arrive at its destination decreases yearly. The odd scribbled post-it to a roommate isn't going to keep your penmanship in shape.
I've always prided myself on having nice handwriting (my Catholic school-reared mother has penmanship so impeccable that the bar was set very high in my household), but I wonder if Indiana isn't on to something. Other than signing our names, how often do most of use cursive? You've got to be able to write clearly somehow, but these days, doesn't print cut it for most things? Schools have a finite number of hours to instruct students, and penmanship instruction is probably not getting them anywhere productive. Yes, sure, they should learn to use a keyboard efficiently as early as possible—perhaps even instruction on predictive text and thumb typing would benefit them. I say they should get more spelling lessons as well, since the deep recesses of their brains will need reinforcing against the detrimental effects of text speak and internet acronyms. Let's truly prepare the kids of today for the world of tomorrow!
What do you think? Anyone clinging to fond memories of that weird beige paper with really widely spaced lines? Are there still good uses of cursive?
P.S. It's been a quiet week on the blog, between the holiday Monday and three agents being on vacation, but we'll return you to your regularly scheduled programming next week! I'm sure you wait with bated breath.
*Nerd that I am, I count among the seminal weeks of my life the one I spent in the computer lab googling phrases in every poem in Quoof trying to figure out what Muldoon was getting at. It's what made me realize that the internet knew the answers to virtually everything one might wonder, and it's the first time I really put a great deal of research time into anything I was studying. It's also the week I discovered the internet could lead you down a rabbit hole of fascination, obsession, awe, and disgust at the human condition, since the aforementioned googling led me to the transcripts of the then-ongoing Saville Inquiry. I basically lived in the computer lab that semester, devouring knowledge the internet could offer me. Man, I bet the interns don't even set foot in the computer labs any more, do they?
People Who Knew You When…
Yesterday, while leafing through my new May issue of the Atlantic (which I found worryingly slender) I spotted an unusual letter to the editor in response to Sandra Tsing Loh's altogether entertaining essay "Sympathy for the Tiger Moms."
Mike Shatz of Brookline, MA writes, "I do have a perspective on Ms. Loh's writing that I suspect few of your readers share, since I first encountered it in grading her homework and exam papers when she was taking sophomore physics. It has improved tremendously since then. Surely that is in part because of her practice of her craft. But I have no doubt that much of the improvement comes from writing about what interests her rather than trying to please her father."
I thought this letter was interesting even for those who have not been following (or could care less about) the tiger parent brouhaha. Although most writers I know write for themselves, or an interested but unspecific reader, it's also true—and fun to imagine—that an authors' work may well end up in the hands of her high school physics teacher, or any of a host of the people "who knew you when…"
So in light of Miriam's recent post about the importance of teaching writing, my own suspicion that my posts are a far cry from the well-ordered essays my sophomore-year English teacher taught me to construct, and the humbling gaffe I made using "stationary" for "stationery" last week, I'd like to solicit tales of teachers. I'd love to hear about your early writing mentors—people who encouraged your love of words—or alternately, teachers who might be surprised, even shocked, to note that you are a now a writer. No need to use whole names here, indeed, probably best if you don't.


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Sonia is used to control: She controls her husband, Sahil, as well as their livelihood, forcing him into prostitution. But when Sahil falls for a stripper while on business, Sonia finds herself losing her grip. Based on a true story, this steamy thriller represents a changing attitude in Bollywood and Hindi cinema toward stories and subject matters once deemed too taboo to tackle.
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text: There is talk of an iPhone 5S launching as soon as June. But the big news when it does land might actually be iOS 7.It seems that Apple has asked its VP of industrial design, Jonathan Ive, to rework the interface of Apple's mobile devices, a new departure for a frontage that has changed little since Apple launched it all those years ago. Details are still scarce, but comments surrounding the project hint that something could be launching in the not-too-distant future, although things might not be running to schedule right now.According to Daring Fireball's John Gruber, the push hit a deadline is requiring the company to repurpose resources from the OS X team: 'What I've heard: iOS 7 is running behind, and engineers have been pulled from OS X 10.9 to work on it.'That hints at the significant job Apple is undertaking. Other reports claim Ive is developing a more modern, 'flat' design for the new OS, a task that is being hindered by changes of personnel at Apple. However, with the added support of engineers from the OS X team, it looks like iOS 7 will make its debut as expected in June, which is when the new iPhone 5S is rumoured to be landing. It doesn't take a genius to work out that the two could make their debuts together, perhaps with some features of the new iOS 7 pushed back for a later upgrade.More on this almost certain to follow, but a new iOS 7 will perhaps put less pressure on Apple to produce something stunning on the hardware front. Just as well really, as the iPhone 5S is likely to be just a tweak on the current iPhone 5.Source: The Verge


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text: No big deal at all, but I would like to get a little attention for this: To be clear I totally agree with Kier's strong vision about the cons of a dislike button (apparently they've reconsidered this a bit). And this posting is meant to prove his point : I feel the [No thanks] 'prefix' should get a second thought. Surely it is not meant this way, but putting a [No thanks] into the threadtitle of a suggestion from a member / potential customer... sounds a bit blunt. Obviously, it's not intended to, but it can come across this way. Just like a dis-like button does , as expressed by Kier himself ... So, basically M&K are demonstrating themselves here that Kier made a very valid point about the effects of a negative feedback 'system', don't they? Hope M&K get my point, which is obviously meant as constructive feedback. Thanks!


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Tuesday afternoon Gene Smith, director of athletics at Ohio State since 2005, removed his name from consideration for the vacant AD job at Notre Dame, his alma mater.
The 52-year-old Smith announced via a university press release Tuesday afternoon that he will remain at Ohio State and is not a candidate to replace Kevin White, who recently resigned the Notre Dame job to take the same position at Duke.
"I have the utmost respect for Notre Dame and great admiration for the university and its athletics department, but I will not be a candidate for the job there," Smith said in the release. "I am very happy being at the Ohio State University and am excited about its new leadership of the university. I am thrilled with the direction we are going in the department and am pleased and thankful for the support of President Gee and the administration."
Smith's potential candidacy made for message board fodder beginning almost immediately after White announced his move, and several news outlets included Smith's name in hypothetical lists of replacements, but Smith himself said Tuesday that Notre Dame has not contacted him about the job.
"I am honored that many consider me to be a candidate, but I have no desire to leave Ohio State," he said.
Smith graduated from Notre Dame in 1977 and contributed to two national championship teams. He was a player on the 1973 squad and an assistant coach in '77. He served as an assistant in South Bend until 1981.
At Ohio State, Smith oversees a completely self-funded department with 36 fully-funded varsity sports, more than 900 student-athletes and an annual budget of nearly $110 million
Ohio State President E. Gordon Gee, who recently named Smith an assistant vice president of the university, greeted the news warmly, as did head football coach Jim Tressel and men's basketball mentor Thad Matta.
"Ohio State not only has the nation's most comprehensive athletics program, but also one that is thoroughly integrated into the larger academic life of the University," Gee said in the release. "Gene Smith is a key factor in our students' successes both on the playing field and in the classroom, and I am delighted with his commitment to remain here at Ohio State."
Tressel called Smith the finest athletics director in America.
"We are so happy that he will remain at Ohio State," Tressel said. "He cares about every student-athlete, every coach and staff member, and the entire Buckeye Nation. This is a great day for all of us."
Matta attributed much of the overall success of the department, which ranked third in the most recently released standings of the 2008 Division I U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup.
"We here in the men's basketball program are thankful for the support Gene has given us and are we are extremely pleased he will be staying at Ohio State," Matta said.


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We were thrown a late lifeline in our third round tie against the Foxes at White Hart Lane on Sunday when Nathan Dyer was penalised for handball in the 89th minute with Leicester 2-1 in front – substitute Harry duly smashing past Kasper Schmeichel to level it up at 2-2 and force a replay next midweek.
Goalkeeper Michel, playing his third game of the season, felt defeat would have been harsh on the lads after an eye-catching first half performance and so when Harry prepared to take the kick he insists he backed the England international to hit the back of the net.
"Obviously I know Harry very well and I've got a lot of confidence in him," said the 32-year-old. "I've seen him taking penalties during training sessions all the time so I know if he takes it well it doesn't matter if the keeper goes to the same corner because you can't stop it.
"Thankfully he did what he always does and scored so it was a great relief in the end as I think we deserved at least a draw.
"It was a strange game at times. I think we played very well, especially in the first half, but neither team really created much.
"Obviously we went 1-0 up, they scored from a set piece and in the second half we were a bit sloppy, they scored straight after half-time for 2-1 and after that we were just fighting for the 40-plus minutes we had left to try to get at least a draw and take the tie to a replay."
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Azusa Birthday.. eeeh? by arsenixcWatch
©2012-2017 arsenixc
Today Azusa Nakano Birthday, (from K-on!) I would to draw fan art, but in morning I'm read Noize manga by Nihei Tsutomu~ so Azusa get a little cyborg.
nice, Nihei Tsutomu is the best
what the heck xDD
happy bday, azuborg
good, very good
The cake is a lie.
Funny~ Robozusa You know, you could place any head of your choice here… ;-D
Have you read the manga BLAME!? It is drawn by the same person, it includes the same character Killy, and in a very similar manner. It's also awesome. Another one to check out would be "Abara"; very different subject but once again I think its the same artist. Its just as awesome.
ENJOY! (If you haven't already)
ENJOY! (If you haven't already)
Awwww that's really sad . 3000 years and no cake! :'[
Awesome work! Someone give her cake.
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Formerly known as Terror Bytes, the anthology film Scary or Die is now available on Video On Demand. With scary clowns, zombies and vampires, this film has all the bases covered.
Corbin Bleu of High School Musical is co-producing and appears in one of the film's segments, marking the star's first foray into the horror genre. Atta boy, Corbin, welcome to the dark side. For updates, check out the Facebook page for Scary or Die and we've got the freaky clown-filled trailer below. Check it out.
With Korean vampires, Mexican zombies, Cajun conjurers, and the Irish undead…or as the producers like to call it, "just another night in the City of Angels," Scary or Die tells four multi-ethnic, interwoven stories that all take place in and around Los Angeles.
Corbin Bleu's segment, titled Clowned, tells the story of a young street hustler (Bleu) who gets bitten by a clown at a birthday party and begins to undergo a Kafkaesque metamorphosis with horrifying consequences.
Also starring are international film star Domiziano Arcangeli, Bill Oberst Jr., Elizabeth DiPrinzio, Christopher Darga, Alexandra Choi, Charles Rahi Chun, Andrew Caldwel, Shawn Caulin Young, and Nicole Moore. Scary or Die marks the directorial debut of highly respected second unit cinematographer Igor Meglic (The Borne Ultimatum, Salt, Resident Evil) as he directed the Emanuel-penned segment titled Taejung Lament. Bob Badway (The Uninvited) wrote and directed the segment titled Re-Membered.
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-UCLA will be playing an actual "game", like Jim Mora had hoped, thanks to the fact that it will have 11 available offensive linemen.
-The game will pit Noel Mazzone's first-team offense (and the second-team defense) against Jeff Ulbrich's first-team defense (and the second-team offense).
-The format will call for four 12-minute quarters, with a running clock. Aside from kick and punt returns, everything will be full-contact (except with quarterbacks, of course).
-Mora admitted that there won't be a ton to learn from evaluating Saturday's game, but said they plan on "putting on a show" for fans.
-Quarterback Brett Hundley will probably play a series or two, before allowing Asiantii Woulard and Jerry Neuheisel to take it the rest of the way. Hundley will actually get a chance to call some plays, but otherwise, he'll be signing autographs during the game.
-Mora said on Twitter that he's hoping for 20,000 fans on Saturday. I'd say that's going to be a difficult benchmark to reach. The difference this year? UCLA is charging for the spring game: $5 for pre-ordered tickets and $10 at the door.


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I have an active streak of 25+ Astros games where I have run into someone I know. I am very sarcastic. I'm not a workaholic because there is no such thing as workahol. And I have extremely low expectations for Ben Affleck in his role as Batman.
I grew up in Houston, and went to a small college in Austin where I majored in business, played baseball, started a small business.
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I own all 10 seasons of Friends and watched the last 4 on a family trip to and from Florida when I was younger.
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Bryant leads Lakers to easy victory over TimberwolvesDec 5, 2007 - 5:02 AM Jim Beilby PA SportsTicker Contributing Writer
MINNEAPOLIS (Ticker) -- The Minnesota Timberwolves had no answer for Kobe Bryant as the Los Angeles Lakers snapped a three-game road losing streak with an easy 116-95 victory at the Target Center on Tuesday night.
Bryant, who entered the contest second in the league at 27.6 points per game, scored 13 of his 20 in the first quarter and created foul trouble for all the Timberwolves tasked with guarding him - including Rashad McCants, Ryan Gomes and Greg Buckner.
While there was a rumor before the game that Kobe Bryant was sick, Minnesota assistant coach Jerry Sichting wasn't buying it.
"How are you going to tell? He's a player like (Michael) Jordan," said Sichting, who was taking over for injured coach Randy Wittman. "Somebody told me that he had the flu, but it doesn't matter with guys like that. He made me sick."
"I felt a little better (Tuesday night) than I did this morning," Bryant said. "I made a point of coming out and being aggressive and trying to set a tone."
The superstar guard totaled his output in just 29 minutes and did not play in the fourth quarter for the Lakers, who secured just their third win in their last eight games.
"It was a matter of our bench coming out and doubling the effort our starters had tonight," Los Angeles coach Phil Jackson said. "We were shorthanded in the big department and Chris Mihm came in and did a good job for us tonight."
While the Timberwolves have played well in the first half this season, they have been badly outplayed after halftime of most games. On Tuesday, however, the Lakers opened an 11-point advantage in the opening period and outscored Minnesota, 62-46, in the first half.
"We've been competitive," Sichting said. "But our defense has gone out the window. (They had) way too many drives. They had 28 assists on 44 baskets; they found the open guy all night."
The Lakers led by as many as 23 in the third quarter, but five straight points by rookie Corey Brewer cut the Timberwolves' deficit to 86-68.
But it would be too little, too late for Minnesota, which has been outscored by over 11.0 points per game in the fourth quarter this campaign. It was no different in this one.
"We had turnovers that led to easy baskets, and you can't guard that," Gomes said. "We have to get much better."
Both teams used a balanced attack, boasting six double-digit scorers each.
Sasha Vujacic scored 16 points and Trevor Ariza added 15 for the Lakers, who are 8-0 this season when posting more assists than their opponent. That trend continued on Tuesday as they bested the Timberwolves, 28-11, in that department.
"They shared the ball well," Gomes said. "Everybody focuses on Kobe because he's a great scorer, but he moved the ball, and they found the best shot available."
Al Jefferson continued his strong play for the Timberwolves, collecting 12 points and 12 rebounds - his 12th double-double of the season, third best in the NBA.
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Richard Fellows, aged 15, from Brockhill, who attended Trinity High School, died after getting into trouble when swimming with two friends in the River Arrow in Redditch on March 16 this year.
Emergency services rescued the teenager about two hours after the alarm was raised at about 12.20pm, but he later died in hospital.
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Following his death, his family urged for other youngsters to take care around water and are backing the Royal Society UK's national campaign Drowning Prevention Week, taking place from June 21-29.
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West Virginia's 6-7 forward has been unleashed, flashing his athleticism and ability within a new scheme that allows for increased individual play. The sophomore, who played an average of just 4.6 minutes per game last season and didn't even appear in six contests, has began to blossom under the new coaching staff. Called by Huggins an "outstanding athlete," Smith has both the physical traits to flourish and the shooting touch to pull foes away from the basket.
One of a record seven signees in the 2006 class, Smith's only major offer was from West Virginia. His position wasn't one of major need, and so he did not get the playing time of backup point guard Joe Mazzulla, or forward Da'Sean Butler, who seemed to find the perfect fit between his ability to shoot and his ability to create one-on-one and around the basket. Smith spent the season developing his shooting touch, then had to change his body make-up over the offseason when Huggins instituted a stringent weight lifting regiment. Now, the second-year player is expected to start and play the majority of minutes, allowing the staff to get the most out of his athleticism.
"The practices have been hard, but we have gotten through it," Smith said. "It's a whole bunch of stuff that you never thought you could go through. But you go through it and you're done. Practice last year was about two hours. Now it's a full three, and it's all movement, all go. There's no sitting down. It's different."
West Virginia is working on its conditioning and the ability to push the ball in transition. Other than that, it has been defense galore as Huggins begins to implement the on-ball style and physicality that are his trademark. The Mountaineers, over the first three practice sessions, have yet to touch upon the majority of what their offense will be. It has instead begun building the foundation for what its first-year head coach believes are the keys to winning: defense and rebounding.
"We've worked on man-to-man and a 2-3 and 1-1-3 zone," Smith said. "The 1-1-3 is designed to keep the ball out of the paint and away from the basket. All practice is really defense. All of us can shoot and we all know how to play offense. It's the defense and other things we did not hit on last year that we are hitting on this year."
One of the better aspects of this change is that West Virginia, so fundamentally sound under Beilein, can simply add to that while also developing other skill sets. This will obviously be one of Huggins' better shooting teams, and with the base physical ability – Huggins said this team was more talented and athletic than the one he had at Kansas State – WVU can work on its rebounding and defense and still play within the concepts of not turning the ball over and being unselfish. Huggins saw some of that play when West Virginia practiced this weekend, though this week will be a better test, mentally and physically, as the Mountaineers begin to move away from the basics and start to install various sets on offense and defense.
"He loves tough guys," Smith said of Huggins. "His practices are tough, and if you get through it, once the game starts you will be fine. For me, I had to get a bath and soak my legs. The soreness the next day is the hardest. I am trying to take ibuprofen or Aleve or something to get that soreness away for a few hours. Then I go home and am sore again and just lay down. The games will be the easiest part."


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telecommunication supplies for global roaming in Australia is consistent with Australia's treaty obligations; and
⢠ensure that the recent amendments
concerning third party payments result in appropriate outcomes for GST groups.
"This Bill clarifies the GST law in several important ways that reduce compliance costs for Australian businesses," the Assistant Treasurer said.
"The Bill ensures GST applies appropriately to international transport supplies and global roaming in Australia and makes it simpler and less costly for business owners to meet their obligations."
The amendments to cross-border transport and third party payments for GST groups apply from 1 July 2010 and will deliver benefits for affected parties from this time. The amendment for telecommunication supplies for global roaming applies from 1 July 2000, reflecting that the amendment confirms existing industry practice.
In addition to the introduction of this Bill, the Government today announced its intention to enact a further refinement to the operation of third party payments under the GST law.
This will ensure that the appropriate GST outcome is achieved in situations where the taxable status of a supply which is the subject of a third party payment changes as it moves through the supply chain. These amendments will also take effect from 1 July 2010.
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Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel in London, England
Set against the serene backdrop of a leafy square in the elite neighborhood of Belgravia, Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel is one of London's most fashionable retreats. Within walking distance of Knightsbridge, this chic, contemporary boutique hotel boasts a collection of superbly appointed bedrooms and suites, overlooking leafy Lowndes Square. Along with on-site Lowndes Bar & Kitchen, whose sumptuous modern British menu invites al fresco dining on the patio, you will enjoy access to sister hotel's Peak Health Club & Spa, with its famed stainless steel swimming pool beneath a breathtaking glass canopy.
No matter what your mood, London has an attraction to match it. To immerse yourself in tradition, visit Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, the Victoria & Albert Museum, St. Paul's Cathedral or Westminster Abbey. If you are craving the avant-garde, head for Saatchi Gallery, the Tate Modern, the London Eye or the bohemian delights of Soho. You can also enjoy exceptional shopping, as you stroll to such nearby bastions of good taste as Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores.
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This hotel staff is absolutely fantastic from the time you walk in till your departure. We arrived early and the room was ready. The room although not large is very comfortable and the wall to wall windows really helped in given you a feeling that the room was larger. In addition the king size bed was comfortable. The neighborhood is first class with lots of restaurants, shops and Harrods is a five minutes walk. As well as metro station which is close. You cannot go wrong in this location. Regarding the not so great items of this hotel are the lack of a spacious lobby area and also the breakfast is totally over priced and not so great. Over all I would recommend this hotel to visitors who want to be in a very attractive part of London
JSantanaCoralGables - Coral Gables
A lovely hotel I would recommend. The room was ready early, the staff charming and helpful. The room very well appointed and clean. We had pre-booked a full english breakfast which was very good and kept us going all day. There is a very nice terrace bar and for London the prices were reasonable eg £ 8 for a large prosecco and £5 for a pint of beer- service not included, in a pretty setting- you can also get grill food and tapas type food here.
doctormchesterfield - chesterfield
Booked for less than $200 (USD) on hotwire June 16-19. Very nice, quiet property with a perfect location walking distance to Harrod's, Hyde Park, Knightsbridge and Underground. The rooms are nice and modern, good amenities, though small (no deduction for this given price and the fact that it's London). Staff was friendly and accommodating. Air conditioning worked well during an unusually hot stretch in London. Much better priced and very satisfactory given the location and quality. I would highly recommend.
75travelfan - Indianapolis, Indiana
Although in a very nice location, this is definetly not a 5-star hotel. Service is good, breakfast could be better, room is tight, cleaning is ok. You pay a lot and don't have what it needs for a 5-star hotel.
brenods - Belo Horizonte, MG
Welcomed warmly by the manager. Thank you for the room upgrade.We had 2 nights of supreme comfort [the bed was amazing !]. Modern as in picture and definitely NOT shabby or in need of upgrading. In Belgravia location was perfect for various events we had planned.The staff were all helpful, friendly and professional.The security and fire safety excellent.I look forward to another trip to London sometime .We will stay here again.
Richard-Annette - Isle of Bute, United Kingdom
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George Strait decided he'd retire from the road once he turned 60, so he launched a farewell tour in 2013 that is scheduled to run into 2014. Hanging ... Show synopsis George Strait decided he'd retire from the road once he turned 60, so he launched a farewell tour in 2013 that is scheduled to run into 2014. Hanging up his concert hat doesn't necessarily indicate that he's taking a break from recording, so there's no suggestion that Love Is Everything -- his 28th studio album, released in May of 2013, just as the farewell tour began -- will be his final recording. True enough, Love Is Everything does not have the gravity that's required of a final statement, as it glides by with the natural ease that has been Strait's signature since the start. This light touch combined with Strait's unapologetic slowing gait -- there aren't nearly as many breezy numbers as there were last time around on 2011's Here for a Good Time -- make for an appealingly mellow little record, one heavy on ballads ranging from such sweet pieces of sunburnt pop as "Sittin' on the Fence" to such old-fashioned romantic crooning such as "I Just Can't Go on Dying Like This," which would have felt equally comfortable in the hands of either George Jones or Frank Sinatra. Strait can still kick up a little dust -- "The Night Is Young" is a good Texas two-step, "I Thought I Heard My Heart Sing" nearly bounces along on the giddiness of its melody -- but he's not so concerned in exercising that swing muscle all that often. He'd rather lay back and sings songs of love won and lost, and even if that means Love Is Everything isn't necessarily ambitious, it is remarkably satisfying. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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AWE Limited, the Operator of Permits L1/L2 in the Perth Basin, Western Australia, advises that as at 06:00 hours (6.00am) AWST the Waitsia-1 appraisal well was at a Measured Depth below Rotary Table (MDRT) of 2,931m and drilling ahead in a 8 ½ inch hole to the planned total depth of 4,050m, following the successful installation of 9 5/8 inch intermediate casing at 2,400m.
The Dongara Sandstone, a secondary target, was intersected at 2,743m MDRT as prognosed with elevated gas shows recorded.
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We are a day away from another great weekend of PAC 12 football and what better time to begin comparing the position battles that the Beavers will be facing this weekend. Straight off of a solid win in Arizona, Utah is looking to build on its Pc-12 South lead as it heads to blustery Corvallis to take on the Beavers. As they face the Beavers, where do they stack up position by position with the Mid-Valley's finest:
Troy Williams vs. Darell Garretson
Troy Williams is having a solid year for the Utes with a 58% completion percentage on the year for 1,502 yards and 7 TD's to 4 INT's.
Invigorated Beaver starter Darrell Garretson is passing for just 54% completion percentage for 593 yards with 3 TD's and 3 INT's.
Troy Williams is more of a pass first QB, though like Darrell, he can run and has 3 TD's on the ground this year. While not as dynamic as Webb had been playing before the Beavers shut him down, Williams has been solid. Both QB's are going to have to deal with 60mph winds, but if it comes to passing, Williams has had a better time getting the ball to his receivers .
Advantage: Utah
Running Back:
??? vs. Ryan Nall
Utah's running back situation is… complicated. There are three different options we could see this weekend.
For the Beavers, Ryan Nall raced for 220 yards last year and has rushed for 432 yards (6.9 ypc) and 6 TD's this year. He has also caught 13 passes for 87 yards (6.7 ypc) on the year.
Nall was a beast last week and assuming he is ready to go, and assuming the line can recreate some of last week's magic, he should be the best back on the field.
Advantage: OSU
Wide Receiver:
Tim Patrick/Raelon Singleton/Corey Butler-Byrd vs. Seth Collins/Victor Bolden/Trevon Bradford/Jordan Villamin
Utah's receivers got a big boost with the return of do-everything receiver Corey Butler-Byrd. While Tim Patrick with his 429 yards and 5 TD's has been the feature receiver for the Utes, Butler-Boyd is lighting in a bottle and will be a threat from many different positions on the field.
The Beavers have seen their passing game stumble after the second half of the Boise State game managing just 185 yards and 0 TD's in the last 2 games, to go with 4 interceptions.
OSU has to show they can be a threat passing the ball before I will give them an edge in this position group.
Advantage: Utah
Offensive Line:
Utah's offensive line has taken some hits at center. They have lost two players for the year and are either going to play their 2nd string center if he has recovered from his injuries, or their 4th string snapper. Last week they had 10 false starts in Arizona. 8 in the first half before they calmed down. They also have a first 3 round offensive tackle in Sam Tevi.
The Beavers had their best game of the season, and probably best game overall since the Stanford game last year. With the chance of Launia coming back, OSU appears to be getting their best foot forward on their line.
I think Utah's best linemen match with the best in the conference. Their depth at center gives them a weakness to exploit. OSU played a good game last week, but Cal's defense was not build to stop the run. The edge is slight, but I do see a difference between the two lines.
Advantage: Utah
Defensive Line:
Utah's defensive front is scary good. They have 18 sacks this year and both of their defensive ends have more than 3 sacks. They also have the 3rd best rush defense and 2nd best scoring defense.
The Beavers are still trying to find their stride against the run and in their pass rush. The Beavers have the 10th ranked rush defense and 11th ranked total defense in the conference
Utah has been a top 3 in the conference defensive line since the first day they got into the conference. They are no different this year.
Advantage: Utah
Sunia Tauteoli is the leading tackler for the Utes and their 4 - 2 - 5 defense. Both Tauteoli and Luafatasaga have been solid at linebacker for the Utes. Between the linebackers and defensive line, Utah is averaging surrendering just under 120 yards rushing a game.
OSU's starting linebackers in their 3-4-4 defense have had moments, but with the Beavers giving up 220 rushing yards on average per game, there have been some concerns.
Utah's front seven has been very stout this year. The Beavers have yet to have that defining game where they are able to really get after the quarterbacks and stop the run.
Advantage: Utah
Utah's biggest weakness has been the secondary. Teams are able to get long passes on them as Utah has the 7th best pass defense, despite getting so many sacks.
Oregon State's secondary is the strength of the defense and the work done by Treston Decoud last week against Chad Hanson of Cal was inspiring to say the least. The Beavers have the conferences 4th ranked pass defense.
Oregon State really crushed the Cal passing attack. Players were covered and even though there was little to no rush on Davis Webb, he was unable to find open players or get them the ball if he did.
Advantage: Oregon State
Special Teams:
Utah has had a very good Punting and Punt returns, ranked 1st in the conference in punting and 7th in punt returns. In kickoffs, they have been far less successful ranking 9th and 10th respectively.
Oregon State has been the opposite, though their punting is not bad, but with their kick coveage and kick returns being their strength and punt coverage and punt returns being a bit weaker.
This is almost a push, but OSU has a great punter and Bolden can return a kick at any time for a TD.
Advantage: Oregon State
This week it will be all about the run game. On paper, I would say that Utah's strengths (run defense, sacks) will be on display against our strengths (rush offense) while our weaknesses (Utah's deep pass protection and running backs vs our Defensive front seven and passing game) will have to compete as well. I think that Utah will bring their A game, especially after the close win in Utah last year, and I think the Beavers will need to be ready for a much tougher opponent up front. If we can block and run, we win. If not, then it could be a long day. Regardless, I am not expecting more than 45 points total for the whole game. And it could be much, much less.


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I was looking for a new eyeliner and I decide to choose the NYC high definition based on the price. Deception :(
You don t get the beautiful black fine line but a faded one and you have to apply again and again... I don't think that I am going to give an other try because there's a lot of better other eyeliners.
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I love my eyeliner and wear I daily. This liquid liner was not a favorite of mine. It has a great tip but the color doesn't go on smoothly. It didn't go very dark and I had a hard time using it. Once its on it does last thru ought the day.
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The Next Leg
In about an hour, we'll be heading to the airport for the next leg of the trip. Gary's flying home to Reno, and I'm headed to WisCon.
Of course, since there are evidently thunderstorms across the entire country, we'll see if either of us get to our destinations today (not to mention whether our luggage arrives when we do).
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The Ohio Bobcats celebrate the first trip to the Sweet 16 in school history.Two blowouts and a Cinderella story headline the early evening action on Sunday:
(13) Ohio 62, (12) South Florida 56
The slipper still fits for the Ohio Bobcats, as they advance to the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history. Ohio is the seventh team seeded 13th or lower to make the Sweet 16 and the first since Bradley in 2006.
13 Seeds vs 1 Seeds
All-Time in Sweet 16
This was the 10th meeting between 12- and 13-seeds all-time, but just the second time that a 13-seed emerged as the winner.
Ohio won on the strength of its perimeter shooting, connecting on half of its 18 3-point attempts against the South Florida Bulls. The Bobcats actually made more 3-pointers (9) than 2-pointers (8), shooting just 32 percent inside the arc, while being outscored 32-12 in the paint.
Walter Offutt led the long-distance barrage, making all four of his 3-point attempts and scoring a team-high 21 points. Offutt entered the game having missed 14 of his 18 shots from beyond the arc over the previous six games.
(1) North Carolina 87, (8) Creighton 73
The Tar Heels advance to their 25th Sweet 16, the most all-time, but the victory over the Creighton Bluejays was bittersweet. Kendall Marshall scored 18 points on 7-of-8 shooting and dished out 11 assists but suffered a fractured right wrist late in the game.
Marshall put up one of the most unique statistical lines in NCAA tournament history before the injury. He joins North Carolina State's Chris Corchiani as the only players in tournament history with at least 18 points and 11 assists while shooting 85 percent or better from the floor.
Marshall was responsible for 45 of the team's 87 points, which ties Lehigh's C.J. McCollum and Michigan State's Draymond Green for the most points created in a tournament game this year. In six career NCAA tournament games, Marshall has created an average of 32 points per game, including 23 from his assists.
(7) Florida 84, (15) Norfolk State 50
The Norfolk State Spartans were trying to become the first 15-seed to reach the Sweet 16, but instead got schooled in Statistics 101 on Sunday, getting a lesson in Regression to the Mean.
Norfolk State Half-Court Offense
2012 NCAA Tournament
Just two days removed from knocking off 2-seed Missouri while shooting better than 50 percent both inside and outside the arc, the Spartans misfired on 20 of 24 3-point attempts and 48 of 66 shots overall against the Florida Gators.
A game after averaging a season-best 1.34 points per possession against the Tigers, Norfolk State averaged just 0.76 points per possession against Florida, its third worst in a game this season.
The Gators found themselves down 6-4 early in the game, but went on a blistering 25-0 run to take control and cruised to the victory. The 34-point win is the second-largest in a NCAA tournament game in school history, behind a 43-point victory over Jackson State in 2007.