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very motivating! thanks for this. xoxo
LOVE THIS! SO true.
This is amazing! And just what I needed to hear as I just vowed to start living my life on my own terms! (For the interested, it's actually my latest blog entry.)
Anyhow, thanks for sharing this! I'm going to print it out and tape it to my mirror so I see it every morning. :)
awesome, erin.. so true and motivating
Thank you! Very inspiring. I am going to show my 12 year old daughter!
Lovely and so motivating. I'll definitely be putting this up on my wall!
Also – Hello! I just found your blog the other day and have been looking back through all those great pictures you've posted. I love your sense of style and design.
SO so true! Thanks for sharing!
That's really fantastic! :)
We looked whole internet to findcomments regarding to this field…. Thanks alot
this is great – love it!
Perfect timing, Erin. As the clock strikes midnight tonight I will be kicking off another birthday…these wise words couldn't have come at a better time. Thanks so much:)
It must mean something that this quote is making the rounds these days…I have seen it all over
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Nice thanks for sharing!
Love this.
You're absolutely right – every day! Thanks for sharing. :)
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Love this. Printing it out for my inspiration board. Just at the right time too, it's been a discouraging week!
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Read everyday? It isn't exactly formatted for easy reading.
Why don't you just make it a bulleted list? Add some line spacing in there for goodness sake!
That's right. But few people can do that. I also wanna a elegant lifestyle. But so many things push me out! What am i supposed to do ?
that was nice!!
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Thank you. Worth printing & framing it.
This is a nice list–if you can get past the title. I suggest "Read This Every Day" or possibly "Everyday Reading".
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Amazing text, loved it!
I translated it to Portuguese and published in our blog (from Brazil):
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Love this – it was so timely too.
This must be a girl thing, it seems pretty selfish.
Every thing I see – I analyze with one question – how is this going to help support my family? Parts of the above do, parts definitely don't. Much of it is completely not about neighbor. It is self-centric, and in the long-term this type of mentality is exactly why our culture is in the state it is in.
How about this everyday?
Today, I _get_ to give myself to the people and work right in front of my nose with my whole being! I don't have to – I get to.
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Inspiring. Right up until you have your first kid or sign your first mortgage…
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The City of Thousand Oaks receives an annual entitlement in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).These federal funds are used for community development projects and public/social services that primarily benefit lower-income households. For information contact Caroline Milton at (805) 449-2331 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) documents the City's actual expenditures of CDBG funds during the prior program year (July 1 through June 30). The CAPER report is prepared each September for submission to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
PY 2013 CAPER - July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014: REVIEW NOW through 9/9/14.
PY 2012 CAPER - July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013: $1,400,190 in funds.
PY 2011 CAPER - July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012: $712,559 in funds.
PY 2010 CAPER - July 1, 2010 through June 30, 2011: $650,934 in funds.
CDBG Needs Assessment (Federal Funds)
Each January, the City invites public comments on the unmet needs of lower-income persons and households. The City considers these comments prior to drafting a spending plan for its annual Community Development Block Grant (CDGB) entitlement from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). These Federal funds are used for community development activities and public/social services that primarily benefit lower-income households. The City's 2013 Needs Assessment administrative hearing was held on January 28, 2013. The City estimates that $567,950 in CDBG funds will be available to the City from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014.
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PY 2014 Action Plan - July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015: $563,128 (est.)
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The Consolidated Plan is a long-range, strategic planning tool to be prepared by each local government receiving entitlement funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The document describes the needs of predominantly lower-income City residents and proposes activities to address those needs. The annual Action Plan provides a short-range spending plan to implement long-range Consolidated Plan goals using CDBG and other public and private resources. The City's 2010-2015 Consolidated Plan and 2010 Action Plan were approved by the City Council on April 27, 2010 and may be viewed by selecting the links below.
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Table: 2010-2011 CDBG Action Plan ($729,330 in CDBG funds)
Table: 2010-2011 Social Services Grants ($215,129 including $109,399 in CDBG Funds and $105,740 in City's Social Services Endowment Funds (SSEF))
Exhibit: Old Town West Master Plan, Phase 1 ($1.2 million in CDBG Funds)
2010-2015 Citizen Participation Plan (Resolution 2010-085)
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Servings: 6 to 8 servings
Prep Time: 1 hour
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1 cup tomatoes, diced
1/2 cup sour cream
1/2 cup Old El Paso cheese and salsa
1 cup cooked rice
2 teaspoon Paula Deen's House Seasoning
2 teaspoon beef bouillon granules
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 medium onion, chopped
1/2 lb ground pork
3/4 lb ground chuck
4 large red bell peppers
1/2 cup green onion tops, chopped
1 tablespoon soy sauce
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Start by cutting the peppers in half lengthwise, leaving the stems intact, and halving them also. Remove the seeds and ribs inside the peppers.
Using a hot skillet, saute the ground beef, pork, onion, garlic, 1 teaspoon of bouillon granules, and House Seasoning together. Saute well until onions become translucent. Drain the fat off. Add the rice, cheese, sour cream, tomatoes, green onion tops, and soy sauce. Mix well and stuff the mixture into the peppers. In a small bowl, mix the hot water and the remaining bouillon granules. Pour this mixture into a shallow casserole large enough to hold all of the peppers. Place the stuffed peppers in the dish, cover with foil and bake for 25 to 35 minutes. Remove the foil and spoon the juice from bottom of the casserole over the top of the peppers. Bake for an additional 10 to 15 minutes.
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FREEPORT, Ill. — A diverse range of topics from America's past will be covered in this year's Lectures in American History Series. Each lecture is held at 7 p.m. at the Freeport Public Library and is open to the public, free of charge. The series is co-sponsored by the Stephenson County Historical Society and the Freeport Public Library Foundation.
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In honor of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War, Dr. Edward Finch will cover the Civil War at sea Tuesday, Jan. 31. Dr. Finch, who is director of the Stephenson County Museum, has presented this program across Illinois and is scheduled to present it in April at the Great Lakes Naval Museum.
Dr. Andy Dvorak of Highland Community College will discuss the changing role of collective bargaining since the passage of the Wagner Act Wednesday, Feb. 8.
A history of Mormons in Illinois will be presented by Jim Phillips Thursday, Feb. 16. Phillips is an instructor of history at Highland Community College.
The famous sculptor Leonard Wells Volk is the topic of a program by George Buss Thursday, Feb. 23. Volk was a cousin of Stephen A. Douglas and widely known for his live mask of Abraham Lincoln.
The series wraps up Tuesday, Feb. 28, with a presentation of American relations with countries in Africa from 1800 to 1945. Dr. Martin Quirk, chairman of the History Department at Rock Valley College, will be the presenter.
All programs will offer time for audience questions and answers. Coffee, tea and cookies will be available before each program. Freeport Public Library is at 100 E. Douglas St., Freeport, Ill. Stephenson County Historical Society Museum is at 1440 S. Carroll Ave., Freeport, Ill., and can be reached at (815) 232-8419.
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We have a butcher block island in our kitchen and have really come to like sitting around it in the evening. I'd bought one stool at first, and just recently bought a second one, which allows us all to sit down (finally! says Sara). In doing so, I fell in love again with our stools and then spotted them this past weekend on the cover of a 2006 Martha Stewart Living - in her own kitchen! Surprisingly, although Martha lists many of her resources, she doesn't say where her stools are from. Let me help you!...
Anyway, as soon as I decided to blog this, I wanted to add a few others that are worthy of attention and.... voila! another roundup. Enjoy.
>> The Lyon Industrial Stool @ $60
>> The unpainted stool when it arrived
>> After painting it last January with Marston non toxic paint
>> Bassam Fellows Tractor Stools - Solid wood and based on the shape of Swiss tractor seats
>> Thos Moser High Stool - Also designed on the shape of a tractor seat... An American tractor?
>> The Marais Stool - This comes in grey and yellow from DWR: "The epitome of French café life, it's rumored that Xavier Pauchard's Marais Collection (1934) was created for use in the weather forecasting room on a battleship."
>> Emeco Bar Stools - Made out of 80% recycled aluminum and designed for the MoMA
>> Hi Pad Stool by Jasper Morrison - pricey, but elegant with a leather or fabric seat in bright colors.
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Sundance has the Tolix H70 stool like DWR and if you buy two they are 225.00 each, DWR is 300.00 each.
http://www.sundancecatalog.com/PRODUCT/Index Shopping/Vintage Style Seating/41733.html
Thanks for this Maxwell! We just bought a great butcher block island for our kitchen and are looking for the perfect stools!
makes my butt cold just looking at these puppies...
Wow. I want *everything* from Bassam Fellows.
I actually sit on our bar stools and really need the back support, so we got two of these from Dania for the breakfast bar:
They're quite comfortable and look nice with our modern kitchen.
Any tips for painting them?
Cute baby, btw!
Is it actually possible to buy anything from Bassam Fellows? I don't see any prices or retailers or anything listed...
didn't this post run already...?
seriously, i could have sworn i read this earlier in the week.
I found a collection of six of these vintage medical stools on Ebay a couple of years ago. I bought them and stuffed them in my storage unit KNOWING that I would not be a renter forever. They are so fantastic! You can raise and lower them as needed. They can be used in the living room as extra seating, in the office, in my art studio, whereever you need a seat. One came with a cushioned seat cover that I am going to have replicated for all 6 (in a shocking colored mock ostrich leather perhaps).
If anyone from Bassam is reading this - I didn't go to your web page simply because it resized my entire browser. So much for buying your stools.
Fix that shit.
damn. there's my yellow stools again. not really mine--wish they were mine.
rickyaustin - SO. TRUE.
Can anyone name the price of the Bassam stools? I mean. Sheesh.
I love shop or lab stools. They have a covering on the metal seat that buffers the cool metal, thus no cool fannies :)
I suppose they could be painted, but I like the industrial look of them as is. These are 49 bucks: http://www.everythingofficefurniture.com/nps-6230.html
Although these deluxe 104 dollar ones with curved lines are very sexy as well, and adjustable: http://www.globalindustrial.com/gcs/prod/30123636/i/productInfo.web
Forget the stools - I want that blonde confection of a child to giggle and romp with!
where are counter height tolix stools available? all i keep hearing is a minimum 100 item order is necessary to get them into North America.
The H70 stool by Sundance or Conran is NOT, I repeat NOT, a counter height stool. It is the mix between a bar height and a counter height. H70 stand for centimeters so 70 cm is 27.5" which is too high as a counter stool and too low as a barstool. You would want a H65 stool which is 65cm or 25.5"H as a counter stool and the H75 as a bar stool which is 75cm or 29.5".
I guess management there doesn't want to stock both the true counter stool and the bar stool, in order to save money, so they did a comprise which is good as neither.
The best place that has them in any possible color you could imagine is Antiquaire in Highland Park, Illinois.
They are also on Facebook.
They carry the complete line of Tolix barstools. They have the standard stools as well as some with low backs and high backs on the, And may I repeat for all you designers out there, they have over 100 colors to choose from that they will order direct from Tolix. No need being stuck with that rust color or neon yellow that DWR offers. At last...some variety and choice to be original for yourself or for your client!
Check them out. I bought mine there and they are FANTASTIC!
Pottery barn sells Helix counter stools (26 inches) at $199 each. Internet only. Table stool = 24 inch, counter stool = 26 inch, bar stool = 30 inch. The Principle: 6 inches below the top.


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Uh, you do realize that mages and priests are the exact same armor class? And that the only stats that don't overlap for us are mp5 (Your stat) and hit (Our stat)? Suggesting this in any way resembles a warrior wearing mail is ridiculous.
An example: a piece of gear with stamina (They all have it), intellect, spirit, +haste, and +crit is a great piece of healing gear for a priest. It is also fantastic gear for a mage that is past the hit cap. It's not a matter of wearing the wrong gear in this situation; the piece works and is designed for both currently.
Mind you, I think Blizzard will take care of this, but your reference analogy is inherently flawed.


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Ray Rice and the Park Ave Piranhas
What a mess. What an utter disaster. What if the governing body and its headmaster are so deeply entrenched in filth that they can no longer be trusted to thoroughly clean it up?
This is the curious case of the NFL and its handling (or lack thereof) of the Ray Rice domestic abuse scandal. Yes, this reached "scandal" or "-gate" proportions.
ESPN host Keith Olbermann delivered a stirring monologue (click the above video to watch) just hours after TMZ Sports released surveillance video footage showing Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice engaged in a physical altercation with this then-fiancé Janay Palmer in which he punches Palmer in the face, knocking her out cold.
The hot water NFL commissioner Roger Goodell found himself in after only suspending Rice for two games upon his arrest (and TMZ Sports' first release of video footage, a clip that did not include the punch) can now be considered lukewarm. That water has quickly turned to s*** and it just hit the fan, boiling over into the league office on Park Avenue.
Facing a tsunami wave of backlash with the release of the new video, the Ravens cut Rice and the NFL suspended him "indefinitely."
In his monologue, Olbermann suggests Goodell (amongst several other executives) resign in light of failing to appropriately punish Rice, all the while knowing what was on that video tape (after all, Rice admitted to punching Palmer, rendering her unconscious).
Both the Ravens and the NFL said Monday was the first time they had seen the video of the punch itself. Now the questions become, "what did they know" and "when did they know it."
According to a small handful of reporters, sources had seen the piece of video containing the knockout punch long before Monday.
Despite being "anonymous," it's hard not to give the sources the benefit of the doubt here, especially given the NFL's horrendous track record of poor decisions, lies and cover-ups.
The NFL has been delivering knockout blows to its own players for decades by way of systematically denying a link between concussions (suffered while playing football) and long-term brain injuries. The book and documentary film "League of Denial" details a massive cover-up, exposing the NFL's mafia-like practices which included strong-arming, negligence and fraudulent behavior.
The NFL allegedly allows some of its owners to get away with violating federal and state labor laws.
Goodell himself continues to support a team name that many people find to be racist and extremely offensive.
It's a culture of lawlessness. The Wild Wild West. A realm in which the NFL does what it wants, when it wants.
What happens when the police chief needs policing? Who is in place to discipline Roger Goodell and his administration for their egregious behavior? The court of public opinion might be the only body strong enough to force accountability and change.
At best, league officials did not want to watch the damning casino surveillance video that was accessible to the police, prosecutor's office, Rice's attorneys (presumably) and TMZ. At worst, Goodell and friends watched the video, suspended Rice for only two games, and allowed the Ravens to put on one of the most manipulative charades we'll ever see from a professional sports team.
Both scenarios call for accountability at the top of the food chain. At minimum, Goodell should provide a truthful explanation (and evidence to support it) of the investigation and subsequent suspension. Goodell should also suspend himself from his post as commissioner in order to take some time to recognize his mistakes and figure out how to improve his job performance moving forward. Another option is for Goodell to resign.
Olbermann suggests that "we" (the public, media, etc.) boycott all-things Ravens until team executives and the commissioner (Goodell) have been dismissed.
With some current and former players staging a mutiny via social media in addition to the public outrage, Monday might be the day that forces a regime change in the all-mighty and powerful NFL.
Let's also hope that Janay Palmer is safe and sound after yet another traumatic day.
Related Links:
The National Domestic Violence Hotline website
Ray Rice Will Never Play in NFL Again, but Accountability Shouldn't Stop There (Mike Freeman, Bleacher Report)
The Real Reason Why Ray Rice Should Have Been Suspended Indefinitely (Jane McManus, ESPN)
Treat Off-Camera Abusers Same as Ray Rice (Christine Brennan, USA Today Sports)
10 Worst Scandals in NFL History (Tyson Langland, Bleacher Report)
The sports world suffered a twitter-breaking case of shock and awe today with Deadspin's piece detailing what appears to be the phony story concocted about the late girlfriend of Notre Dame star linebacker Manti Te'o. While the American public and the media sure felt duped, one of Te'o's teammates wasn't surprised, telling PepperOnSports.com that the players on the Fighting Irish football team smelled something fishy back in September 2012.
The Notre Dame football player, who asked for anonymity, told Pepper On Sports, "No we all knew he had only seen her once. But when the media was saying how he went through both deaths we knew," said the source, referring to the back-to-back deaths of Te'o's grandmother and girlfriend Lennay Kekua, who allegedly died of Leukemia.
In defense of the Heisman Trophy candidate, the source said he believes the lie may have indeed started with somebody duping Te'o using a phony twitter account, and eventually, faking their own death.
Early in my conversation with the source, the Notre Dame player said, "He lied, but the media blew it up." In response to my follow-up question asking if the source thought that Te'o kept the story going because of the media attention, the player replied, "Yeah. Right after the Michigan [State] game. He should have never brought her in the media. His grandma passing was enough."
Notre Dame's victory over Michigan State and subsequent media explosion appears to have been the turning point for the source and many of his teammates.
The source said while the players discussed their suspicions amongst themselves, they never confronted Te'o.
"We would never bring it up. But we would look at him when he would get all emotional during media about his girl," the player said.
When asked if he thought Te'o was a good actor, the player replied, "Very good."
Russian Rhymes: NHL Star Ovechkin Raps In Music Video
As a sports-loving society, we've been subjected to numerous cases of horrendous musical endeavors from our favorite athletes over the years. Sure, some have been so bad that they're good (i.e. 1985 Bears "Super Bowl Shuffle"), but most are just awful without any redeeming qualities.
While I love Alexander Ovechkin's "Russian Spy" SportsCenter commercial, I'm not as enthusiastic about the Washington Capital winger's latest detour into the world of fine arts.
This time, one of the NHL's biggest stars took up rapping. Yes, rapping, as in hip hop. I tend to forget that folks from every country in the world rap so every time I hear the style performed in a different language, it makes me chuckle. Russian rapper Sasha Belyi's song "Champion" features Ovechkin lending his vocal stylings to the track as well as his attempt at dancing and bobbing to the beat in the "special" music video above. Watching the video, I can't decide if I'm repulsed, amused or both. Ovi is featured throughout the video, but doesn't start rapping until the 2:50 mark.
The website RussianMachineNeverBreaks.com translated Ovechkin's rap:
Alumni of Dynamo 8 on the back. In the All-Star game all attention is on me.
On the NatTeam since 17 . Scored 100 points in a season Gold medal in Canada in '08
Among the ten best players of the decade, Stick in my hands, Rap in my headphones
Saying hello from Washington,
Together with Sanya Belyi,
For every champion
[And then a bizarre sound that sounds like the English words "Look out!"]
Fantastic! Equally amusing is the behind-the-scenes feature about Ovi's involvement with the song MTV Russia aired. In the video, the 26-year-old Moscow native is shown wearing a t-shirt reading in english "sex and love are the future." Prophetic indeed. Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=u0E2JVEicEo
With the Capitals in the midst of a rough season (at least by their lofty standards) and Ovechkin struggling to match his sky high production of previous years, it's nice to see him smiling and enjoying himself. While I'm pretty sure Rebecca Black is slightly more talented on the mic than Ovi, I'd rather hear this Russian rap any day of the week. Fridays included.
Mad Tiger Mom: Football Recruit Gets Punked By Mother On National TV For Committing To Alabama Instead Of LSU
The claws came out at the Under Armour High School Football All-America game, airing live on ESPN Thursday night as one young man learned a hard lesson about parents in front of the entire nation.
Landon Collins, a safety from Dutchtown High School in Geismar, LA is ranked the No. 15 overall recruit in the country by Rivals.com, leaving him his choice of top schools. For Collins, it came down to Alabama and LSU (of course) as the Louisiana-native, surrounded by his family, decided to verbally commit to Alabama on live television.
Unfortunately for Collins, his mother was not happy about her son joining the Crimson Tide, and she sure wasn't afraid to show it! If you haven't done so already, watch the video posted above…
How funny was that!?!? I'm assuming Collins and his mother had discussed his decision before that moment on live TV (at least I would hope so), thus he already knew she wasn't exactly supportive of his choice.
Going against a parent's wishes, especially when it comes to a life-changing choice, can get pretty ugly, as Collins found out Thursday evening. Mama Collins was so mad that she couldn't even hide her disappointment and put on a united family front for the cameras, instead, throwing her son right under the bus!
All of this begs the question, why did a kid from the state of Louisiana decide to leave home and a wildly successful program for the hated, out-of-state rival?
After watching that video, maybe Collins wants to get away from his mother for a while. Plus, Baton Rouge is only 25 miles from Collins' home town, and for many kids, college might be the only opportunity they have to leave home and go out on their own.
My other guess, which is probably more realistic, is that Collins had more fun on his recruiting trip to Alabama. Think about this logically:
Where would you rather live, Tuscaloosa or Baton Rouge? Who would you rather deal with every day for the next four years, Nick Saban or Les Miles? What would you rather be, the Crimson Tide (whatever that means) or a Tiger?
LSU seems like a no-brainer here, so surely, the fine folks at Alabama found a way to leave a lasting impression on Collins.
When I was a sophomore at the University of Arizona, my friends and I attended a house party one Friday evening where one of my friends proceeded to drink a little too much. She ended up making out with a high school senior who was in town for his official recruiting visit, in front of about 100 party guests. If that wasn't bad enough, under the influence of alcohol, the two ended up stumbling during the make out session and falling to the ground, which was absolutely hysterical. Thankfully, nobody was injured. This was a classic moment that we still talk about, and that young recruit committed to Arizona because he made out with a college girl on his trip! I kid you not.
Common sense would say that more important factors should dictate where you choose to spend your college/athletic career, but if you think back to when you were an 18-year-old, girls and partying were probably near the top of your list of priorities.
What force is strong enough to convince a teenager to leave the New Orleans area and willingly endure the wrath of his mother, all in one fell swoop? My gut tells me the tide was awfully strong in Tuscaloosa the weekend Landon Collins came to town. Sorry Mom!
College Basketball Player Steals The Show…From The Bench
The last man on the bench is usually a different kind of dude. He practices as hard as the starters, but never expects to play in the game. He usually goes to class, does his homework and is beyond thankful for all of the free athletic department swag that comprises his daily wardrobe. He might be a walk-on, thus never knowing which season might be his last. The last man on the bench is the last player the ladies approach at parties. The last man on the bench typically takes very little, if anything, for granted.
But perhaps the most important aspect of being a benchwarmer is the "fresh legs factor." The last man on the bench is always fresh, energetic and ready to go at any given moment.
Enter Peter Dill. The Seton Hall walk-on stole the spotlight on SportsCenter as ESPN's flagship show devoted an entire highlight to the senior guard's sideline celebrations from the bench during the Pirate's 75-63 upset win over No. 8 UConn.
Dill logged zero seconds of playing time in Tuesday night's game, and in fact, has only played eight minutes in his entire collegiate basketball career.
Clearly, Dill contributes in other ways. Without the New Jersey native going hard at practice, his teammates certainly wouldn't have been prepared for a team like UConn. Without Dill's tireless and unconditional support from the sideline, it is doubtful the Pirates would've had the motivation to finish off the Huskies.
From the discount double check (aka Aaron Rodgers' belt celebration) to the classic fist pump, take a moment to enjoy the video above as SportsCenter takes you on a journey of Peter Dill's sideline celebrations. It's about time this young man gets the credit and recognition he deserves.
P.S. If this video doesn't make you laugh, you probably have no soul. Just sayin.
- Former Penn State Defensive Coordinator Jerry Sandusky is charged with 40 felony counts relating to alleged sexual abuse of eight young boys, resulting in the firing of several school administrators, including Head Coach Joe Paterno. The New York Times reports ten other alleged victims have since come forward.
-Two adult men accuse Syracuse Associate Head Basketball Coach Bernie Fine of sexual abuse spanning more than a decade, resulting in Fine being placed on administrative leave.
-Former U.S. Olympics gymnastics coach Don Peters is permanently banned from the sport and removed from the Hall of Fame after an investigation of sexual abuse involving two teenage girls.
And that was just in the last 10 days!
Whether or not such allegations are true or false, it's been a rough week for the athletic coaching profession.
The flood gates have officially opened as one person speaking out typically provokes bravery in victims who were once too afraid or ashamed to come forward with their stories. A single accusation can also get the attention of fame-seekers who don't care how many lives they ruin en route to those precious 15 minutes.
Perhaps the scariest piece of this puzzle is the fact that coaches, the men and women who are supposed to teach and care for our children, might be child predators.
I come from a family of teachers, some of whom have coached sports in public schools. Most of my favorite teachers in high school were also the coaches of various athletic teams. I have had nothing but wonderful experiences with the coaches I know.
Having said that, I stumbled upon some scary facts regarding coaches and sexual abuse.
The Seattle Times published a story in December 2003 called "Coaches Who Prey. The Abuse of Girls And The System That Allows It," written by Christine Willmsen and Maureen O'Hagan. The article covers several topics including different cases in Washington state of coaches being fired for sexual abuse, how many of these men were then hired by other schools, and how easy it is for offenders to become private coaches due to a lack of regulation.
Here a some facts from the article:
- "Over the past decade, 159 coaches in Washington have been fired or reprimanded for sexual misconduct ranging from harassment to rape. Nearly all were male coaches victimizing girls. At least 98 of these coaches continued to coach or teach"
- "The number of offending coaches is much greater. When faced with complaints against coaches, school officials often failed to investigate them and sometimes ignored a law requiring them to report suspected abuse to police. Many times, they disregarded a state law requiring them to report misconduct to the state education office."
- "Even after getting caught, many men were allowed to continue coaching because school administrators promised to keep their disciplinary records secret if the coaches simply left. Some districts paid tens of thousands of dollars to get coaches to leave. Other districts hired coaches they knew had records of sexual misconduct."
- "In the growing field of private club teams, coaches can get a job or start a team with almost no regulation or oversight. Men who coach teams sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union have been convicted of such crimes as assault, indecent liberties with a child and drug possession."
The article describes how the passage of Title IX in 1972 created a huge need for coaches in order to comply with the law and most of those hired to coach girls were men.
According to the article, "As a profession, coaching has one of the highest rates of sexual-misconduct complaints, according to Bill Lennon, a Bellevue licensed sex-offender therapist and expert on sexual abuse by teachers."
It makes sense for a sexual predator to use coaching as his or her gateway to children. Coaches work with athletes for several hours at a time, have plenty of one-on-one interaction, travel together and go mainly unsupervised.
"The Times analysis shows that Washington teachers who coach are three times more likely to be investigated by the state for sexual misconduct than noncoaching teachers. (Coaches who teach at private schools are not required to have a teaching certificate. Without public records, reporters could not include them in the analysis.)"
The article also cites a North Carolina study that found in schools, "the No. 1 reason for dismissal of a coach — accounting for 1 in every 5 firings — was not a team's poor performance on the field, but the coach's sexual relationship with a student."
Okay, so after reading such nightmare statistics, what can people do to protect their children?
Criminals exist in all walks of life and many will slip through the cracks. It's the sad, scary truth. Not every child can be protected. But hopefully the public outcry surrounding recent coaching sex scandals will
scare the crap out of encourage school administrations to do their homework diligently before hiring any staff member.
Hopefully with every survivor who recounts his or her story, millions of kids and parents alike will listen and learn how to recognize the telltale signs of a predator, preventing them from becoming future victims.
Hopefully this public forum will release survivors from their shame and parents will feel more comfortable having difficult conversations with their children.
From Pee-Wee to the Pros, there are probably a million athletic coaches in this country. The vast, overwhelming majority of those men and women enjoy instilling values and teaching the games they love to kids. It is sad that a few bad apples have managed to spoil the rest of the bunch of such an honorable profession.
To read the disturbing yet fascinating and important Seattle Times article in its entirety, click here: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/news/local/coaches/news/dayone.html
Game On In Texas: Rangers Purposely Built Visitors Bullpen To Be A Pain In The…?
The World Series has played out like a soap opera thus far, with Monday's game five win by the Texas Rangers serving up the strangest script yet. A series of blunders by the St. Louis Cardinals certainly helped lead the home team to a 4-2 victory and a 3-2 series lead, leaving many wondering how such an experienced skipper like Tony La Russa could allow so many miscues when the stakes were so high.
A bit of inside information from one of TV's more notable sports writers might help explain part of the snafu, as well as lend some credibility to La Russa's seemingly silly explanation.
La Russa explained his mismatches on the mound as bullpen bloopers of sorts, citing poor communication between the dugout and the bullpen. The Cards manager said that the bullpen coach misheard his instructions over the phone, probably due to the high volume of the crowd noise.
Shout out to Tony Reali, host of ESPN's Around The Horn for posting an outtake from Tuesday's show (posted above) where guest Tim Cowlishaw of The Dallas Morning News said that the visitors bullpen's sketchy placement and set-up was purposely built that way, putting the away team at a disadvantage. Rangers Ballpark in Arlington was built in 1994 and has often been criticized for not having been built with a retractable roof, considering the sweltering Texas summers.
From multiple camera angles on the TV broadcast, it looks like you can't see inside the bullpen from the dugout, which, I'd bet, the visiting team finds slightly annoying. In an ABC News article, La Russa addressed previous bullpen incidences at other ball parks, saying, "Yeah, smoke signals from the dugout. There are times, like what happened in Philadelphia (during the first round of the playoffs). The phone went out, and so we used cell phones. And then the Phillies brought down walkie talkies, and they fixed the phone."
I've heard of stadiums and arenas undergoing renovations and purposely leaving the visitors locker room untouched for that same reason; to keep a bunch of big, strong, tough athletes in a small, confined and uncomfortable space before games. Within reason, I say it's a pretty solid display of gamesmanship on the part of home team management and ownership. This kind of stuff shouldn't affect great teams anyway. Rangers Ballpark in Arlington did undergo renovations heading into the 2011 baseball season, clearly, none of which included the visitors bullpen. I fully expect the Busch Squirrel to exact revenge on the Rangers in St. Louis, completely chewing through the Texas dugout-to-bullpen phone line all together!
Click here for ABC News' story on Bullpen-gate. http://abcnews.go.com/Sports/wireStory/cardinals-bullpen-relief-game-14807061
Referee-Inspired Streaker Charged With Criminal Impersonation And An Arizona Alum's Confessions of Rushing The Field, Dreams of Streaking
If you missed Thursday night's UCLA vs. Arizona football game, televised nationwide on ESPN, consider yourself lucky. The 48-12 blow out of the Bruins was only worth watching for the following three reasons:
1) You are an Arizona fan or alum, like me
2) You like to see athletes make themselves look like idiots by brawling mid-game
3) You enjoy the art that is creative streaking.
Just before halftime, with Arizona already leading UCLA 42-7, this dope, now identified as 22-year-old UA student Jace Lankow hopped out of the stands and onto the field wearing a referee's uniform (he threw a wrinkle into the standard Zebra uni by wearing shorts). Here's a quick play-by-play of what ensued. Lankow finds himself in the middle of a stopped play and did his best ref impression before taking off running while simultaneously taking off his clothes! I'm telling you, I laugh every time I watch the video. He was quickly tackled by security, although not soon enough as he was already down to his undies by the time they took him down. The best part of the video is when security is on top of him, getting the kid in handcuffs when they all start looking in one direction… turns out nakie-boy was just the warm-up act for a bench-clearing brawl between the Bruins and Wildcats which resulted in a few player ejections.
According to KOLD-TV in Tucson, Lankow was booked and charged with criminal impersonation!!! I'm laughing as I'm typing because you can't even make this stuff up. Impersonating who, a Footlocker employee?
To quote Tim Cowlishaw on Around The Horn, "Don't condone it, but the streaker looked a lot more like a ref than UCLA looked like a football team or Rick Neuheisel looked like a football coach."
I echo Cowlishaw's sentiments all the way around.
First thing's first; it's all too easy to rush the field at Arizona Stadium. The first time I did it (yes, it happened more than once) was when we beat the Washington Huskies on November 8, 2003, snapping an eight game losing streak. It was our only Pac10 win of the season (we finished the year 2-10 overall, yikes!), my best friend who was a player on the team had a GREAT game, and the crowd treated this victory like it was a Rose Bowl win.
With time still ticking in the clock, I turned to my parents, who were visiting from California, handed them my purse, and said, "Hold this, I'm going in!!!" I remember my Mom yelling, "Jaaaaccqquelllline!!!" I ran a few rows down, looked over the fence, and jumped, getting a little help from a male cheerleader down below. Yes, the crowd rushed the field in celebration of beating the only other winless team in the Pac10. Sounds pathetic, but I had tears of joy in my eyes. It was our equivalent of a bowl game victory, and a moment I will forever cherish.
Thursday's ref-inspired streaker looks like he had similar seats in the student section based on the video, so it's no surprise he made it on the field as easily as he did.
His wouldn't be the first creative stunt pulled on the U of A campus. Streaking was quite popular when I was a student at Arizona and my friends and I joked that before we graduated, our goal was to streak and end up in the "Police Beat," a section of the Daily Wildcat detailing all on-campus arrests in a funny, yet factual fashion. Is that not the worst college-related goal you've ever heard of?
Anyway, our streaking fantasy was to run through the Integrated Learning Center, (a luxurious and popular new addition to the main library at the time) during finals week in hopes of providing some comic relief to our fellow stir-crazy and exhausted students. Thankfully, we were all too chicken to go through with it, we never even came close, but those late-night, five cups of coffee-induced conversations sure bring back fond memories.
The brilliance of this student to use a referee's uniform to accomplish his streaking mission comes as no shock, as The University of Arizona is a breeding ground for creative minds.
UA's Planetary Sciences department leads the nation in building spacecraft sent to Mars, the school houses the world's most cleverly-named kosher restaurant, the Oy Vey Cafe, and Arizona students were the first to pie Ann Coulter in the face.
Clearly, the ref-streaker was just following a long tradition of innovative Wildcats who came before him. No harm, no foul.
British born race car driver Dan Wheldon died Sunday after injuries sustained in a 15-car wreck early in the Las Vegas Indy 300, according to the Associated Press. The AP reports that drivers were told of his death in a meeting around two hours after the crash.
The 33-year-old won the Indianapolis 500 for the second time in May (he also won the race in 2005), among other major racing accomplishments including earning the title of IRL IndyCar Series Champion in 2005.
The trouble began on Lap 13 when Weldon's car flew over another car involved in the massive wreck, and into the catch fence outside of Turn 2.
Wheldon's participation in the Izod IndyCar World Championship involved a promotional aspect, as IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard offered to pay a non-regular series driver $5 million if they won the race, and although Wheldon didn't technically qualify, Bernard extended the offer to him anyway. Wheldon would've split the $5 million with Ann Babenco of High Bridge, N.J a randomly selected fan. As a part of Wheldon's special circumstances in the race, he started in the very back of the field, 34 cars deep, but had quickly worked his way through his competitors when the wreck happened.
After the crash stopped the race, driver Paul Tracy who was also involved in the wreck told the AP, "Just a horrendous accident. Lot of prayers right now for Dan, because it's going to be a long recovery. They're scrambling in there right now. There's 20 doctors in there." The accident left cars crumpled, upside down and on fire on the track with debris strewn down the straightaway.
According to the AP, "drivers had been concerned about the high speeds on LVMS' 1.5-mile oval after they reached nearly 225 mph during practice."
Fellow drivers J.R. Hildebrand and Pippa Mann were taken to the hospital because of dizziness and Will Power because of back pain.
In a Driver Blog series on usatoday.com, Wheldon wrote Saturday about problems with his car throughout practices and qualifying sessions. He said he was more than 3mph off pace, so the problem had to be technical and his team would have to take the car apart to figure out the source of the slow-down.
After blogging about how great his team was and how hard they were working to diagnose the problem and fix the car , Wheldon wrote, "This is going to be an amazing show. The two championship contenders, Dario Franchitti and Will Power, are starting right next to each other in the middle of the grid. Honestly, if I can be fast enough early in the race to be able to get up there and latch onto those two, it will be pure entertainment. It's going to be a pack race, and you never know how that's going to turn out."
Fellow drivers honored Wheldon with a 5-lap tribute in which ABC's broadcast of the race went silent. I have seen Wheldon interviewed many times in the last year (in fact, I just saw him on Dan Lebatard Is Highly Questionable a few weeks ago) and he seemed like such a nice, upbeat person, despite falling on tough times in his career. Unable to get picked up by a team this season, Wheldon had worked on three race broadcasts on the Versus network as a commentator.
Wheldon is survived by his wife Susie, and two young sons, Sebastian, born in 2009 and Oliver, born in March of this year.
Chip Off The Old Block: Coach Kelly Lets Obnoxious Ducks Fans Have It, Yelling At Them On Live Television
You are Chip Kelly. Your ninth-ranked Oregon Ducks just won a hard-fought game against #21 Arizona State. The final score, 41-27 doesn't reflect how competitive and exhausting the game actually was. It's after 10pm, and the only thing standing in the way of you getting your party on in Eugene is the lovely Erin Andrews, waiting to ask you a few hard-hitting questions on national television. You get to Erin, and this is what you have to deal with (you at home, watch the video…please…)
Kelly reminds me of a curmudgeon neighborhood store owner, yelling at the brats that come in to buy snacks after school and cause a ruckus. While Kelly seems to have a temper (I certainly wouldn't want to make him mad) I can't blame him for setting those goofballs straight. Way to turn the tables and heckle your home crowd hecklers! Andrews' reaction was pretty priceless too.
Although the description of my blog states, "Laugh, cry and learn," I certainly didn't anticipate eliciting waterworks on Day 1. But here I sit with tears in my eyes after reading Rick Reilly's new take on an old story we all know too well.
It has been well documented that a group of Flight 93 passengers challenging the terrorist hijackers resulted in the plane going down in a Shanksvill, Pennsylvania field instead of a more populated area, most likely, the Capitol Building in Washington DC.
A simple summary of the story is, as Reilly puts it, "…four athletes pushing a food cart." Many often unjustly use war lexicon in reference to athletes and sporting events, but in this case, it appears that the athletic background of these four men perhaps played a role in a true battle between the good guys and bad guys.
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- 4 skinless, boneless chicken thighs, rinsed and patted dry
- 1 cup grape tomatoes, halved
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh marjoram, divided
- 2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary, divided
- 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 4 to 5 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 small red onion, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1/2 cups uncooked Arborio rice
- 1/4 cup white wine (such as Chardonnay)
- 1 cup firmly packed arugula leaves, washed and drained
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided
- 1. Toss chicken in a large bowl with next 4 ingredients and 1 teaspoon each marjoram and rosemary.
- 2. Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large sauté pan over medium-high heat. Add chicken, reduce heat to medium, and cook 6 to 7 minutes per side or until a thermometer inserted into the thickest portion registers 165°. Remove chicken from pan, cover loosely with foil, and set aside. Add tomato and any remaining marinating liquid to pan, and cook, stirring constantly, 2 minutes or until tomato skins just begin to shrivel. Remove tomato from pan, cover loosely with foil, and set aside.
- 3. Bring broth to a boil in a 3-quart saucepan over medium-high heat. Turn off heat, cover, and keep warm.
- 4. Heat remaining olive oil and butter in the same sauté pan over medium heat until butter melts. Add onion, and sauté, stirring frequently, 2 minutes or until tender and translucent. (Do not scrape bottom of pan.) Add garlic, and sauté, stirring constantly, 1 minute more.
- 5. Add rice, and cook, stirring constantly, 2 minutes or until grains are well coated and the outsides turn translucent. (Do not let rice brown.) Add white wine, and cook 30 seconds or until most of it evaporates.
- 6. Add 1 cup chicken broth, and stir constantly until mostly absorbed. Add additional broth in 1-cup increments, stirring after each addition until most of the broth is absorbed. Stop adding broth when rice appears to be saturated. (You may not need all 5 cups broth.) Cook, stirring frequently, 20 to 25 minutes or until rice is tender and creamy but not mushy.
- 7. Stir in arugula, 1/4 cup Parmesan, remaining herbs, and any collected juices from the chicken. Place chicken on top of risotto. Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook 2 to 3 minutes or until chicken is warmed through and arugula is wilted. Add a little more chicken broth if the risotto gets too dry. Serve risotto warm, topped with chicken, tomato, and remaining Parmesan.
- Kitchen Confidential: Sara's Secrets for Perfect Risotto:
- The spoon: A regular spoon will work, but a risotto spoon will get the tender results you're looking for. Rice passes through the spoon's hole instead of getting mashed.
- The rice: Once the rice turns glossy and translucent, it is fully coated with olive oil and butter and ready for the liquid.
- The broth: Keep it hot! For maximum absorption and creamy texture, make sure the chicken broth is still hot when it's added to the risotto.
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The University of Sioux Falls demonstrated strong interior defense and backcourt pressure to hold their second consecutive opponent to less than 50 points Saturday night in a convincing 69-49 victory over South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
Sophomore guard Keaton Moffitt led the way for the Cougars, posting a game-high 13 points. His total was also a career-best.
USF improves to 2-0, while SDSM&T drops to 1-2.
The Cougars jumped the Hardrockers early, opening the contest on an 18-4. The visiting team tried to get their offense going and pulled within five, but USF turned up its defense to hold off any SDSM&T push and maintain a 42-26 advantage at the half.
Much of USF's first half success was attributed to their ability to score off Hardrocker mistakes and their complete domination on the glass. USF recorded 13 points off Hardrocker turnovers and tallied nine second chance points on nine first half offensive rebounds.
It would be much of the same in the second half, where the Cougars continued to win the battle of possession.
USF's stingy defense could be best summarized by their play in SDSM&T's first three possessions of the second period, which resulted in three straight turnovers.
A pair of David Maxwell's free throws near the 12:00 mark capped a 14-0 Cougar scoring run and gave USF their largest lead of the game, as they went ahead 56-28.
The two teams went back and forth over the remaining eight minutes of the game, but 20 points is as close as SDSM&T would get as they were handed a 69-49 loss at the Stewart Center.
The Cougars held the visiting team to just 13% shooting from the perimeter and outhustled them on the glass, 44-35.
Led by five blocks by Bryan Kielpinski, USF tallied six blocked shots, while forcing 22 Hardrocker turnovers. USF also produced 21 points on 17 offensive rebounds.
AJ Trennepohl was SDSM&T's lone player in double-digit scoring. He finished with 10 points and five rebounds. USF had three players finish with 10-plus point tonight. Moffitt went 5-of-9 from the field to total 13 points, while James Rader scored 12 points, going 5-of-12 on the night. He recorded seven rebounds. Derek Brown chipped in 10 points.
The Cougars' defense performance was steered by the play of AJ Holland and Kielpinski. Holland tallied four steals, while Kielpinski finished with career-highs in both blocks and rebounds, posting five and eight respectively.
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The defense performed above expectations considering they had a limited Manti Te'o, Kapron Moore, and Stephon Tuiit. The defense only allowed 1 rushing touchdown and 3 passing touchdowns. The corners played very well, only allowing 2 50+ passes. Safety Jamoios Slaughter had this to say about Saturday's game as a whole.
"We got a lot of work done both defensively and offensively, but we still have more to do. We'll carry what we did today over to the summer." -und.com
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Business Ideas in the News / October 5, 2011
Debbie MacAdams didn't plan to launch a second career after more than a decade at home, raising her family.
But three years ago, the West Deptford resident launched herself as a consultant for Scentsy, a direct-sales company specializing in wickless candles, after getting one of the company's wax warmers as a gift from a friend. It wasn't something she expected to be a huge time investment–she was working as a school instructional aide at the same time–but thought it could be something she could do on the side.
"I just simply wanted some fun money," she said.
After advancing through the first few sales levels in the initial days and weeks, though, she quickly realized it was something more than just a part-time gig, and began the transition to making it a true career.
Now, those three short years in, she's already scored the company's sales excellence award, which just 300 people got this year. It puts her in the top one-quarter of 1 percent of Scentsy's 100,000-plus consultants, a feat she said she's been able to accomplish because of the relationships she's built with her clientele.
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Why The Color Run Really is the Happiest 5K on the Planet
Written on July 30, 2013 at 9:54 am , by Jenna Autuori
Running sometimes feels like the bread and butter to getting fit. Oftentimes, people put one foot in front of the other to start their weight-loss journey. Others use running as a way to de-stress or bond with friends. And sometimes, people accomplish crazy running feats to test their strength. For instance, Robin Azron, a corporate lawyer turned ultra-marathoner, freelance writer and running coach, ran five marathons in five days for MS Run The US for her mom, who battles the disease every day. Or there's Zoe Romano, 26, who just ran the entire Tour de France course—yes, I said ran—over nine weeks, averaging 30 miles every. single. day. (For those of you counting, or know the TDF, that's a total of 2,000 miles.) She did this to raise money for the World Pediatric Project, which provides medical care to children in Central America and the Caribbean, aiming for a $150,000 goal. Running is not only the basis of so many of our workouts, it's what motivates people, like Robin and Zoe, to get out there every day and accomplish BIG things.
However, if you're just taking baby steps, and maybe like me, dreaming of a 100-mile race stays at that just that…that's okay. There are plenty of ways to get into the sport or even spice up your daily runs with fun events like The Color Run or the Electric Run and even the Mudderella 10K.
Before picking up training again for my second marathon this Fall, I finally checked off the Happiest 5k on the Planet (The Color Run, as it's otherwise known) on my bucket list and headed out to Brooklyn to have some fun. I really didn't know what to expect as I entered the party zone (really, this race is one big party). But lining up for the race, which over two days 10,000 people came out to run, was surely the ideal way to kick-off what is going to become a long summer of logging miles. Here's what I learned at my first Color Run:
1) It's a family affair. Running really has become a way for families to bond. I saw so many parents with their small kids dressed up in white and ready to get blasted with paint. Some kiddies enjoyed the fun from their mom's running stroller, and I constantly nudged my husband to remind him that when our time comes, we'd be taking our little ones along, too.
2) Paint is your friend. If you want to cross the finish line a different shade of color than the clean canvas you started with, tell your paint buddies at each mile marker to color you up! I really embraced the yellow, red, green and blue color stations—and secretly wished for a pink one. (Hint, hint.) I think I accomplished my goal of getting as messy as possible.
3) Every age, size, height and weight are welcome. This was really a race for all. I was inspired by all the people who came out to have a little fun and work up a sweat, too. Some runners may have taken the race a bit seriously and sprinted it out, while others had a good time jogging with their friends or even walking the entire way. Regardless, everyone there logged 3.1 miles with a big smile on their face.
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Tuesday saw a large turnout at the 2013 Mississippi Association of College Student Affairs Conference at the Thad Cochran Center at The University of Southern Mississippi.
This is the third time USM has hosted the event. Student Affairs Professionals across the state have met over the past two days to discuss a wide variety of topics pertaining to student affairs. Topic covered at the event range from how Southern miss became LGBTQ- friendly to managing Greek life challenges.
University Provost Dr. Denis Weisnberg and Hattiesburg mayor Johnny Dupree welcomed attendees on Monday, and Dr. Eddie Holloway, Dean of Student Affairs at USM, welcomes attendees on Tuesday.
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Daily Doses: Wintercoats "Windmill" From Cathedral (2010)
There's a point when you're writing a story when you'll most likely go too far.
You'll know when it happens. Your crisp sentences will become bloated paragraphs. Your commas will turn into semicolons. Your descriptions transform into dissertations. Until finally, when you step back, your short story has become a novel.
At this point, the only thing to do is go back over it, and start cutting back the fat. Find all the elements that don't support or advance the specific story you're trying to tell, and cut 'em out. Cut without passion or mercy. Cut what you love along with what you hate. Cut in any situation that you can, merely because you can.
This is a lesson Melbourne's Wintercoats either never had to learn, or learned before they ever released a record. At the core of their songs, Wintercoats do a brilliant job at distilling their elements into exactly what the want to communicate. Even at 6 minutes, every trill and pluck forwards the exact story they want to tell. Making each song feel as though no matter the length they ended up at, it couldn't be any shorter without sacrificing something beautiful.
Download Wintercoats' Cathedral EP For Free From Their Bandcamp
- Track: Windmill
- Artist: Wintercoats
- Album: Cathedral EP
- Plays: 480


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New Scientist: Musical approach helps programmers catch bugs
Will Knight, New Scientist: "Making music out of computer code is helping programmers to catch the bugs that can cause software to go awry. [The system was tested] on 22 computer science students [who] had to find errors in a buggy program by scrolling through the code. But some of them could hear a musical representation of the program at the same time. Overall, those who "heard" the code identified more bugs." (Via Rajesh Babu.)