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Department: Professor of Global Economics and Management, Emeritus; Professor of Engineering Systems, Emeritus
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Department: Professor of Applied Economics
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LeAnn Rimes quits Twitter
Country star LeAnn Rimes has become the latest star to announce she's taking a break from 'tweeting,' insisting the negative comments fired at her and her family on the social networking website are "unhealthy."
Signing off on Thursday, Rimes told followers she's hoping to spend the rest of the summer concentrating on her happiness – and not reading jibes and snipes from critics.
She writes, "It's unhealthy for me and my family to have to read negative comments from people who's (sic) opinions have no bearing on my life. I love my fans so very much and will return one day soon.
"I hope you understand. It's time for me to focus on healing, my happiness and my music."
The "Blue" singer has been in the headlines a lot in the past year after ending her marriage to Dean Sheremet following reports of an affair with married actor Eddie Cibrian. Cibrian also ended his marriage and he and Rimes are now officially together.
She's not the first singer to announce plans to quit Twitter – Miley Cyrus and Courtney Love have also vowed to give up tweeting.
Report: Pete Doherty hospitalized
British rocker Pete Doherty has been hospitalized in France, according to reports.
Fans were filing into the Theatre de Verdure in Nice, where the Babyshambles star was scheduled to perform when news spread that he had been admitted to hospital.
Concertgoers were told the show would be rescheduled at a later date.
One fan tells WENN his devotees feared the worst, with speculation that Doherty's ongoing drug problems had claimed his life.
She says, "Some fans were crying. It was terrible."
Others, who had traveled great distances to see the star in concert, were furious.
The fan adds, "Three young Italian girls were really mad. They drove four hours from Italy to see Pete Doherty and couldn't believe the gig was canceled. One of them was really furious and shouted, 'I can't believe he did that! It cost us time and money to come all the way from Italy.'"
There were no further details about Doherty's hospitalization as WENN went to press. It is not known if the health scare was drug related.
Police investigating Mel Gibson violence allegations
Mel Gibson is at the center of a Los Angeles police investigation revolving around allegations he was violent towards ex-girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva during a reported incident in January.
The "Braveheart" star parted ways with Grigorieva earlier this year, and the split has turned into a messy legal battle. The former couple is embroiled in a spat over visitation rights to their baby daughter, Lucia.
The Russian singer reportedly obtained a restraining order against Gibson last month, prohibiting the movie star from having any contact with his ex, amid claims he punched her and knocked out a tooth during a heated altercation on January 6.
Gossip site RadarOnline has reportedly obtained audio footage of a telephone call between the pair, in which Gibson allegedly admits to the violence, telling Grigorieva she "f**king deserved it."
The report has prompted officials at the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to open a domestic violence investigation into the claims, which Gibson denies, reports TMZ.com.
In a statement, a spokesperson for the Sheriff's Department says investigators are "currently gathering information regarding the allegations."
The news comes just days after Gibson was accused of using offensive racial language in what is thought to be the same expletive-laden, recorded argument with his ex.
The audio file has yet to be made public and the actor has yet to confirm reports of the tape's existence.
Megan Fox 'not pregnant'
A representative for Megan Fox has denied reports the actress secretly married Brian Austin Green because she is pregnant.
The "Transformers" star wed her long-term partner in a small, private ceremony in Hawaii last month during a romantic beach vacation.
Tabloids alleged the sexy star had wed after learning she was expecting Green's child, claiming the actor had been spotted patting the brunette's stomach.
But Fox's publicist insists the speculation is false, telling GossipCop.com the rumors are "not true."
Dita Von Teese teases in Jean Paul Gaultier show
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Burlesque beauty Dita Von Teese was the star of the runway at Paris Fashion Week – after performing a striptease in the middle of a catwalk show. (Possibly NSFW: Watch the video)
The brunette flew to France to take part in Jean Paul Gaultier's extravagant show on Wednesday, which featured models smoking and playing violins on the runway.
But the biggest surprise came when Von Teese emerged in a slinky black dress, which she slowly peeled off to reveal a striking black skeleton-style corset and stockings.
The dancer reappeared at the end of the show, winking at Gaultier as she accompanied him down the catwalk to wave to the audience.
She later took to her Twitter.com page to revel in her fashion foray, writing: "That was quite a haute couture moment. … Cinched to the max for the Jean Paul Gaultier show!"
Miley Cyrus denies 'cheating' report
Miley Cyrus has hit back at a report she's been caught cheating on boyfriend Liam Hemsworth, saying it's "not her" in a photo alleged to show her with a mystery man.
The "Hannah Montana" star acted swiftly after a post on celebrity blog PerezHilton.com contained an image of a young woman in a black bikini reclining on a boat in the arms of a semi-naked hunk.
The report alleged the woman in the picture is Cyrus, but she has moved quickly to crush the claim.
A representative for the singer/actress tells GossipCop.com, "That's not her."
Larry King files for divorce dismissal
Larry King and his wife Shawn Southwick have called off their divorce.
Just days after the couple was photographed kissing in a car, the couple has asked a judge to dismiss its petitions for divorce.
They filed for legal separation in April after 13 years as husband and wife, and then put split plans on hold after signing up for marriage counseling.
And now King and Southwick have decided to call off the divorce altogether and have filed court papers to put an end to the proceedings, reports TMZ.com.
The news comes a week after the CNN anchorman confirmed reports he's stepping down as the host of his long-running daily talk show, Larry King Live, to spend more time with his family.
In a Twitter.com post, the 76-year-old TV personality wrote, "I talked to the guys here at CNN and I told them I would like to end Larry King Live, the nightly show, this fall and CNN has graciously accepted, giving me more time for my wife and I to get to the kids' little league games."
King, who has two kids with Southwick, has been married eight times to seven different women.
Dog that allegedly attacked Vanessa Carlton set free
A dog accused of attacking Vanessa Carlton in May has been saved from death after the pet's owner proved the teeth marks on the singer's leg did not match those of the pooch.
The "A Thousand Miles" hit maker was jogging near her father's home in Shohola, Penn., when a pit bull reportedly broke through its owner's electric fence and sunk its teeth into the star's flesh.
Carlton suffered five puncture wounds on her leg and had to be treated by medics for the injury.
The singer lodged a formal complaint with regional dog law enforcement officers against the animal suspect, identified as 9-month-old Bella, and the case went to trial on Thursday.
Bella's owner argued Carlton's bite marks could not have been caused by her puppy and presented forensic experts in doggy dentistry and behavior to prove her point.
The judge accepted the owner's claim and ruled Bella did not have to be put down and could instead return home.
Carlton, who attended the court proceedings, has refused to comment on the decision.


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St. Sava Orthodox School is a Serbian-American private school located in the Milwaukee Wisconsin, USA. The school offers a preschool and schooling for children in Kindergarten to the 8th grade. The school works in tandem with the Serbian Orthodox Church, and seeks to promote bilingual education and cultural growth to the city's Serbian community. Instruction is in Serbian and English.
The school was established in 1997, making it the oldest daily Serbian school in the United States.
Students at St. Sava Orthodox School are encouraged to take advantage of the extracurricular activities available. Some of them include: academic competitions, athletics, and folklore.
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robotDivisión en sílabas: ro·bot
Pronunciación: /ˈrōˌbät , ˈrōbət/
Definición de robot en inglés:
1A machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically, especially one programmable by a computer.
Example sentences
- Science and design also are brought together with interactive robots and large-scale computer graphics.
- Now that robots and computer simulations are replacing bench science, architects are giving researchers new laboratory environments that facilitate the exchange of ideas and bring together experts of many disciplines.
- Another robot grabs and places a wooden pallet, then lays down a cardboard slip sheet before stacking cases two at a time for a total of 40 on each pallet, which are then stretchwrapped.
1.1(Especially in science fiction) a machine resembling a human being and able to replicate certain human movements and functions automatically.
Example sentences
- Thirty-one years from now, in 2035, there is one robot for every five human beings.
- We will see a time where humans and robots coexist without complicated interpersonal family issues or blind machine prejudice.
- As we discover near the film's conclusion, he has apparently developed an ability to create the robots based on pre-existing human forms.
1.2Used to refer to a person who behaves in a mechanical or unemotional manner: public servants are not expected to be mindless robots
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- People cannot do that unless they're living in a dictatorship and want to be dictated to behave like robots.
- The lead character changed physically, reinforcing his point that no matter what physical changes we can undergo we're all just genetically programmed robots here.
- Movies are not computers, and we're not robots, though the industry likes to think that.
from Czech, from robota 'forced labor'. The term was coined in K. Čapek's play R.U.R. 'Rossum's Universal Robots' (1920).
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Nervous Tics Have Many Origins Q: At what age does a nervous tic become a problem you need to treat or have children be aware that they have this problem? A: Seeing as you've described your son's tic as a nervous one, you may have already consulted with his pediatrician. If you …Read more. Technology Is Here to Change Q: What are your feelings about technology and the impact on children? How much technology is enough? A: When I surveyed 5,000 middle-school students and met with hundreds of them in focus groups, I asked about what they thought had changed most for …Read more. Mother of Gifted Child in Brazil Searching for Help Q: I am from Brazil and contacting you about my child. We lived in the USA for more than a year for my husband's job. My child was 1 year old and started speaking English. Then he started writing and reading English when he was 18 months old. At the …Read more. Preschoolers and Kindergarteners Learn Best With Routines Q: Do you have any tips for getting a kindergartener to stay on task? For example, my kindergartner takes a long time to get dressed. A: Colorful charts work best for teaching young children reasonable efficiency for morning and bedtime dressing …Read more.more articles
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Q. My 3-year-old son has been potty trained for the last year. He's never had an accident, but lately he's been urinating in different places around the house (carpet, dog bed, etc). When he's confronted he says he couldn't get to the bathroom in time. If this were the case, I'd expect him to wet his pants, not deliberately pick a place to urinate. I also have a 1- and 2-year-old. I've been trying to potty train the 2-year-old and am thinking this may explain some of my older son's regressive behavior. Any insight would be helpful.
In addition, my oldest son likes to cause chaos. When everything is calm, he creates commotion or tries to persuade his younger brother to do it. He knows what he's doing is wrong. He can be aggressive and will say off-the-wall things like, "Do you hate me?"
My husband and I have discussed having him talk to a child psychologist. I'm a stay-at-home mom and feel that I give all my kids plenty of group and individual attention. He's always been what we call "high maintenance." Are we overreacting, or do you think talking with someone would be beneficial?
A. Your intuitive conclusion about your oldest son is probably correct. His urinating in inappropriate places is undoubtedly regressive behavior to claim attention from his brother who's being potty trained, and it will undoubtedly disappear with a simple sticker reward system and patience. Asking him the reason for his regressions isn't likely to yield a helpful answer, because he's unlikely to understand exactly why he's begun this new attention-getting behavior. Regression is typically a subconscious response for a child and not a deliberate plan.
Oldest children usually cope with sibling rivalry better when they receive some daily one-on-one time and are referred to as the big brother, a helper, and other positive statements that assist them in building some status. You would also want to be conscious of your referential talk to other adults within your children's hearing. For example, if you talk about your son's love for creating chaos within his hearing, you can probably expect more chaos, because that will begin to feel like part of who he is. If you talk to others about his positive attributes within his hearing, for example, being a good learner, a hard worker or sharing well, it will give him a more positive self-image and better self-control.
Don't hesitate about getting yourself some guidance to prevent your older child from becoming the behavior problem of the family. It's very challenging to raise three children so close in age.
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Since last we featured the La Coka Nostra emcee and freestyle series alumnus, Slaine has been hard at work on his latest solo full-length, A World With No Skies 2.0. In anticipation of the project's release, the Northeastern mainstay is back with American Way, a Statik Selektah-produced banger left on the cutting room floor due to sample clearance issues. Though this record won't be included on the album, those digging it will doubtless find more to like on the LP, coming August 16. In the meantime, keep it locked for the latest news and tunes!
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The IBM PC turned 25 last Friday, so to commemorate the history of the personal computer, PC World put together a list of the Top 25 PCs of All Time - with the Apple II (1997) topping the list at #1. It's quite an interesting list comprised of machines both old and new, with Apple computers also taking the #4, 10, 19, and 23 spots as well. If you've never taken a trip through computing history, this list is a good set of cliff notes to take a moment to brush up on. Just try to keep the "I can't believe X computer didn't even make the list!" fighting civilized.
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Just a fun quick piece for an educational display, showing how to screenprint in the style of Frank Miller's Sin City. I did a few really fast indian ink sketches, scanned them in, and then played around with layout until it was sufficiently dynamic. You probably don't need to be 'Ready to Kill' to get into screenprinting though!
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Great work Evmo and I did enjoy that movie and its style.
Cheers Kevin! Yeah it was a classic eh, I did this mainly working from the old comics. One of those projects you really get to have a bit of fun with!
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This is great. I love this as a concept and I love that it's an homage to Sin City and Frank Miller. Would you like to submit it to Let's Pay Homage we'd be happy to have it there :)
Well, thanks very much for the feedback Leigh, I will certainly submit it! Cheers for commenting!
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Great work mate… Couldn't be more Miller'ish!
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'Transcendence': a cyber drama that's slow to upload
A two-star movie review of "Transcendence," a disappointingly ho-hum sci-fi drama from Christopher Nolan's much-respected cinematographer, Wally Pfister. It stars Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall, Paul Bettany and Morgan Freeman.
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'Transcendence,' with Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall, Paul Bettany, Morgan Freeman. Directed by Wally Pfister, from a screenplay by Jack Paglen. 119 minutes. Rated PG-13 for sci-fi action and violence, some bloody images, brief strong language and sensuality. Several theaters.
"Transcendence" certainly has an impressive pedigree.
The sci-fi drama is the directorial debut of Wally Pfister, Christopher Nolan's longtime cinematographer, whose brooding visuals are a signature element of Nolan's "Batman" trilogy and "Inception." Nolan is listed as the executive producer of the picture, and Morgan Freeman and Cillian Murphy, two of Nolan's favorite actors, appear in minor roles.
Promising, all of it, leading one to hope for a movie in the Nolan mode: dark, gripping, challenging. But alas. It's a promise unfulfilled.
For starters, "Transcendence" is painfully, ponderously slow. It takes a seeming eternity to get to the point where the mind of a murdered scientist (played by Johnny Depp) is uploaded into a supercomputer and then proceeds to try to take over the Internet and, by extension, the world.
His assassination is the work of anti-technology terrorists led by a woman with crazed, kohl-emphasized eyes (played by Kate Mara with a nutty intensity that fairly screams "Look out for me! I'm dangerous!" ).
Before he's shot, the picture must establish the brilliance of Depp's character, Dr. Will Caster. A groundbreaking thinker on the subject of artificial intelligence, he delivers deep pronouncements on the skies-the-limit possibilities that can come from the melding of human and computer-generated brain power.
Above all, the movie must establish the relationship between Will and his equally brainy cyber-scientist wife, Evelyn (Rebecca Hall). The key here is the couple's mutual devotion. She's so in love with him that after he's mortally wounded she insists on squirting his mind into cyberspace because she can't bear to let him go.
Sorry. Not buying it. The problem is Depp and Hall have exactly zero chemistry. Not since the 2010 snorefest "The Tourist" has Depp been party to a pairing so lacking in fizz. There's more credible chemistry between Hall's character and a fellow scientist (Paul Bettany). He's "Transcendence's" conscience, worrying that this brain-uploading business could have dangerous (and all too predictable) consequences.
"Transcendence" traffics in a lot of interesting ideas, but does so in unoriginal ways. Depp's voice from cyberspace, unnaturally calm and faintly godlike in its omniscience, is reminiscent of the cadences of Stanley Kubrick's HAL 9000, while his omnipresent image peering from a multitude of computer screens is very Big Brotherish.
Hovering over everything is "Frankenstein" and its cautionary warning about the perils that arise when science recklessly tampers with the natural order of things. Dr. Frankenstein shrieked "it's alive!" when he animated his unnatural creation. Sadly, "Transcendence" stays moribund from start to finish.
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Today there are more than 96,000 Americans, including more than 750 Kentuckians who are in desperate need of life-saving organ transplants. Hundreds of thousands more could benefit from tissue transplants. Unfortunately, there are not enough donated organs and tissues to go around and 16 people die everyday, waiting.
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The Dalles Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner…November 27, noon-3 p.m. at St. Mary's Academy in The Dalles. Sponsored by the Salvation Army. Everyone is welcome. To volunteer or to order a delivered meal call 541-296-6417.
American Red Cross Blood Drive…November 28, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. at the Hood River Elks Lodge on 3rd and Cascade. Call 541-387-3669.
The Dalles Starlight Parade…6 p.m. on November 28 in downtown The Dalles. Christmas Tree Lighting at 7:30 p.m. at The Dalles Area Chamber of Commerce on 404 West 2nd.
Hood River County Christmas Project registration…November 7-8, 14-15, 21-22, and December 5-6 at the Department of Human Services on 1610 9th Court from 10 a.m. -6 p.m. on Fridays and 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturdays…at Parkdale Community Church on November 10 and 24 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m…at the Odell Food Bank on November 13 and December 4 from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m….and Cascade Locks City Hall on November 19 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For information go to hoodrivercountychristmasproject.com.
Gorge Owned Sense of Place Lecture Series…on the Taste of the Gorge Terrior…December 3, 7 p.m. at Columbia Center for the Arts in Hood River. Wine tasting, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.
Hood River Holidays Kick-Off…December 5. Downtown streets close at 5 p.m., holiday parade at 6 p.m., tree lighting ceremony at Overlook Memorial Park at 7 p.m.
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center Exhibit Opening for "Bittersweet Harvest: The Bracero Program 1942-1964″…Smithsonian traveling exhibit…December 5, 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. and December 6, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free and open the public.
Festival of Trees…December 5 live auction at 6 p.m. at The Dalles Civic Auditorium. 21 and over event, but registration is appreciated. Community Day to view the trees on December 6, 9 a.m.-noon. Benefits Mid-Columbia Health Foundation, for more information call 541-296-7275.
Dallesport Christmas Bazaar…December 5-6, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. each day.
Breakfast with Santa…at the Westside Fire Department on Barrett Drive in Hood River…December 6, 8 a.m.-11 a.m. $6 adults, $4 for kids. Get pictures with Santa. Breakfast supports the Leo Phillips Scholarship Fund.
Columbia Gorge Discovery Center Holiday Open House…December 6, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free admission, holiday music 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., refreshments, and more.
Hope For The Holidays Bazaar…December 6, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Hood River County Fairgrounds. Tables $25 each, fee donated to the American Cancer Society. Call 541-490-1722 or 509-493-1723.
Eyeopeners Lions Club Photos With Santa Food Drive…December 6, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Columbia Gorge Hotel in Hood River. Free photo with Santa (jpeg image and CD to print your own) with monetary or non-perishable food item donation to the Hood River County Christmas Project.
Sherman County Scholarship Association Holiday Bazaar…December 6, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Sherman Jr./Sr. High School cafeteria in Moro.
Flagstone Holiday Bazaar…December 6, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at 3325 Columbia View Drive in The Dalles. Call 541-298-5656 for vendor information.
Old St. Peter's Landmark Holiday Concert…Piano & violin concert with Diane Alan and Donna Reuter…December 6 at 2 p.m.
Mosier Country Christmas Fair…December 6-7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Mosier Community School. Admission is $2 and one can of food to the local Christmas Basket project or a can of animal food for Home At Last animal shelter. Santa will be there 11 a.m.-3 p.m. both days, and breakfast both days at the Mosier Grange Hall from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. to benefit the Mosier School 6th Grade Outdoor School.
Shaniko Holiday Bazaar…December 6-7, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. both days at Shaniko School House. Call 541-489-3434 for information.
Christmas Bazaar in Goldendale at 318 West Brooks…9 a.m.-4 p.m. on December 7. Tables $10, call 509-773-3000 or 509-539-2452.
United Way of the Columbia Gorge benefit concert with rock violinist Aaron Meyer…December 7, 3:30 p.m. at the Best Western Hood River Inn Gorge Room. Guest performances by Tess Barr and Kristian Apland. Preferred seating tickets $45 includes a pre-concert party…general admission $20, kids 12 and under $15, available at Waucoma Bookstore. Call 541-386-6100.
Last Chance Holiday Bazaar…December 13-14 at the Hood River County Fairgrounds, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. For information call 541-354-2865.
Cascade Singers Small Venue Holiday Concerts…December 12 at 7 p.m. at Old St. Paul's Chapel on 601 Union in The Dalles…December 13 at 3 p.m. at the Wasco County Courthouse…and December 14 at 3 p.m. at Riverenza on 401 East 10th. Suggested donation $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, children under 12 free.
Old St. Peter's Landmark Holiday Concert…Barley Draught with traditional holiday tunes…December 14 at 6 p.m.
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The best thing for lawmakers to do until there's a new governor? How about 'Nothing?': Opinion Quick Take
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Lyft is a ride-sharing service that serves the public interest: David Mack
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Teachers union leader has the wrong answers: PennLive letters
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Don't listen to Uber - Pa. taxi drivers welcome competition: Alex Friedman
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There is incredible demand for Uber in Pennsylvania, and we've seen it first-hand from the overwhelmingly positive response to uberX ridesharing in both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, two cities that have a tremendous, unmet need for more transportation options. Full story »
A long-term solution for Lyft and Uber has to come from the Legislature: Robert F. Powelson and Pamela A. Witmer
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NDN TOP 25 ALL-TIME GREATEST FOOTBALL PLAYERS: No. 7, Fred McCrary, Naples High
Age: 41
High school: Naples
Graduated: 1992
Prep career: Ran for over 1,200 yards as a senior
College: Mississippi State
Where are they now? Father of three looking to become an NFL official
It all began, really, in the ratty weight room, a concrete-blocked rectangle in the old Naples High gym.
It didn't have air conditioning. Nothing but heavy free weights and high-repetitioned, Spartan-like workouts. And, usually, Fred McCrary.
"It was horrible," said McCrary, snickering as he so often does.
A poster man for no pain, no gain, McCrary, 41, can laugh now despite the memory-jarring, helmet-cracking concussions. The former Naples High running back parlayed those high school bench presses, squats and aches into a breakout senior season, a scholarship to Mississippi State, and an 11-year NFL career. All of that makes him No. 7 on the Daily News' Top 25 All-Time Football Players.
Much of McCrary's success can be linked back to Mike Walker, who runs his own contracting company now. Walker joined new Naples coach Bud Ratliff in 1990 as McCrary's junior year wound down. The former UConn fullback who was the Golden Eagles' running backs and strength coach took a special interest in McCrary, working out with him at the high school and in his own garage.
"He was like a sponge with me," Walker said. "He was the one who always wanted to do extra. Anytime there was an opportunity to lift or to run or to work at running back, he wanted to do it."
One day before his senior season, McCrary asked Walker, "If I really work hard, do you think I can play college ball?" After Walker replied emphatically, McCrary asked, "Well, if I work hard enough, can I play pro ball?"
"He didn't know how gifted he was," Walker said. "I let him know he definitely had what it took — the makings of being a phenomenal football player.
"There are those types of young men you meet in coaching and you say, 'This kid has the 'it' factor.' You knew he had it when you first met him."
Meanwhile, McCrary, who said he came from a poor background, also was being mentored by Pat McDonald, who often fed him and supplied athletic shoes for his football, basketball and track high school seasons.
Prior to Ratliff, a former assistant with Jackie Sherrill at Pitt, Naples was led by Jack VerDuin, who featured an old-school veer offense. Ratliff brought a pro-set approach. It was tough for the players to digest, so Naples was pretty basic with it. Much of the plan was to get the ball to McCrary, who churned up over 1,200 yards in his senior year of 1991.
"I think if Bud Ratliff hadn't been here when Freddy was here, I don't know that Freddy would have been discovered, quite honestly," 26th-year Naples athletic director Ernie Modugno said. "Because during that time, our football program was not the football program that it is now. We were struggling, and I think the fact that Bud was here, had those connections and saw the potential in Freddy made all the difference in the world."
McCrary — who played forward on the best-ever Naples basketball team that made the state title game — also played cornerback and safety.
"He was tenacious," Walker said. "And that's how he ran the ball. He ran the ball like a safety. He punished people. He not only was fast and elusive, but he punished people when he hit them. That's how he ended up evolving into such a good fullback at Mississippi State and then the NFL. He was just a great blocking fullback."
After just one season, Ratliff left Naples to rejoin Sherrill, this time at Mississippi State. He took McCrary with him, and the 6-foot, 220-pounder soon broke all the Bulldogs' freshman weightlifting records.
"He made quite a splash when he showed up there," Walker said.
No Bull
MSU switched him to defense. By the time he was a sophomore, McCrary was the starting safety. Early in the season, though, three MSU running backs went down in one game, and McCrary was asked to move to fullback, a position he never had played. At halftime, he tried to digest the playbook.
"Dude, I hated it," McCrary said of the position switch. "Hated it, hated it. I ran a 4.43. I was a freakin' missile back there. I could cover good. I was an excellent safety."
McCrary figured he'd soon be moved back to safety, but it never happened. His natural enthusiasm began to dry up.
"Man, I don't want to play here," McCrary said. "I was going to transfer and everything."
McCrary started checking his options and talked to his mom, Mae Buckins, who told him, "Keep your butt right there."
He did, and started two seasons in the Bulldogs' backfield, augmenting crushing blocks with 34 rushes for 144 yards and a touchdown, and 32 receptions for 248 yards and four TDs. By the time McCrary was a senior, he began enjoying fullback and winning. MSU went 8-4 and finished ranked 24th by The Associated Press.
"That was God's will for my life. He probably knew I'd kill myself back there at safety as much as I throw my body around," McCrary said.
McCrary impressed the scouts at the NFL Scouting Combine, and Philadelphia snagged him in the seventh round of the 1995 draft. Bulked up to 247 pounds, McCrary played for six teams during his NFL career — the last, Seattle, in 2007 — and started three games for New England when the Patriots won Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2003. Almost exclusively a blocking fullback, McCrary caught 113 passes for 646 yards and seven touchdowns, and rushed just 25 times for 31 yards and a TD.
McCrary never wears his Super Bowl ring. It garners too much attention. Of life in the NFL, McCrary said it sometimes was "depressing, really," as he struggled to deal with so many people looking for hand outs.
"But for the most part, man, I had a blast," McCrary said. "Different times. Different days. Early years, fun. Middle years, 'Let's get this money.' Later years, 'Damn, are people really for me?'"
Heady Stuff
Besides the jewelry, McCrary has another constant reminder of his NFL days. He said he had three serious concussions. One particular collision leaps to mind.
It happened in San Diego, during the Chargers' training camp in 2001. McCrary and perennial All-Pro linebacker Junior Seau met helmet to helmet. McCrary blacked out, but hopped right back up. That's what they did back then — no showing weakness.
McCrary still has the helmet — with the three-inch crack across the crown, the mangled face mask and Seau's signature — from the impact displayed in his Atlanta area basement.
Ironically, McCrary still retreats to that same basement every couple of weeks to try and get past debilitating headaches — hangovers from the concussions.
"Horrible, unbearable pain," McCrary said. "Almost like you want to die rather than put up with them."
His short-term memory has worsened ("getting pretty bad") and his "whole body hurts." That's why he has joined over 1,000 other former NFL players in suing the league. He does his best to stay in shape to hold off the all-over pains best he can.
McCrary fared better than Seau, who committed suicide at age 43 last year. His troubles have been attributed to chronic brain damage caused by concussions.
McCrary credits Seau not only with teaching him to be the "consummate pro" by showing him a proper diet, how to take care of his body and how to work out even harder, but also with lengthening his career. When he got the call about Seau's death from a former teammate, McCrary was in denial. He and former San Diego and New England teammate Rodney Harrison, an All-Pro safety and a good McCrary pal, traveled together for the funeral.
"I just cried," McCrary said. "I couldn't believe it. I had to literally go to the funeral and touch his body in the coffin."
Happy Ending
These are jollier days for McCray, the single dad of sons Savion, 11, Jackson, 10, and Tyson, 7. He helps coach their Super Bowl champion Creekview Grizzlies Pop Warner team, and they are the center of his universe.
"I'm having a blast with them," McCrary said.
McCrary said he had a chance to coach with Jim Harbaugh in San Francisco, but didn't want to spend so much time away from home. He does, though, intend to return to the NFL — as a referee. McCrary worked the Falcons' training camp this year as well as Indoor Football League games. He hopes to be working on NFL fields again late this season or early next. "I miss my buddies, I miss joking around, I miss that competitive feeling of, 'I'm going to hit you right in the mouth,'" McCrary said. "But I don't miss training camp — no way."
McCrary also misses Naples. He has a key to the city — Fred McCrary Day was Jan. 20, 2010 — and he unlocks it on visits four or five times a year. He loves the place, its beaches, golf courses (especially Lely Golf Resort) and schools (especially Naples High). He hosts an annual free Family Fun Day in Fleischmann Park each year for youths, and has outfitted the Golden Eagles' football team in shoes.
"He never forgot where he came from," Modugno said. "He's been very, very generous. And his story is a tremendous story because he's an effort guy."
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Sunday, 23 November 2014
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11/22/14 Skip A Period For Change
Have a gander at that picture above. That's what's going to cause change in this Oilers organization. Nothing else. Only empty seats have that power.
Tuesday, 18 November 2014
11/19/14 Replace Draisaitl With Anyone
At the beginning of the season, the words on everybody's lips were "you can't send Draisaitl down because there's nobody who could take his place on the team". I like Draisaitl, just like everybody else, but right now he could be replaced by almost any actual NHL center.
11/18/14 The East Effect
Yesterday I looked at the Oilers' underlying statistics so far this season to see if they're any better than last year. They're not. Well, except when it comes to their Corsi. How is this possible?
Monday, 17 November 2014
11/17/14 How Do You Measure Improvement?
After 18 games last season the Oilers were 4-12-2, last in the West, having scored 44 goals while they allowed 70. How are things looking now?
Thursday, 13 November 2014
11/14/14 Keith Aulie's Fists Turn The Tide!
It's strange that we could be having this conversation, but let's do it anyway: Keith Aulie's two fights against Ottawa did not change the game in favor of the Oilers - score effects did.
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
11/05/14 Start The Clock
By finishing 30th last year, the Buffalo Sabres kicked off the next Oilers-style scorched earth rebuild. It comes complete with a fanboy billionaire owner and everything! This actually presents an interesting opportunity for Oilers fans.
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I wouldn't touch any retailers right now, with real $$$. I expect a pull back of ARO(Strong Sell), CACH, JWN, JOSB, ZUMZ, FINL, and VLCM. I'm only short on ARO, FINL, and I might short CACH.I think JWN is a buy at $31.JOSB, could go up or down, IMO.Unsure about CROX, UA, BEBE, ANF, and GPS. They seem accurately priced.
I agree, especially concerning these FINL WANKERS. SELL!
The leadership is blind to reality and completely arrogant to the cold fact of the economic situation.
They [DON'T] think local, act local, die local, and are buried local... Proud to be a Hoosier...? I understand this is known as term of derision in 49 of 50 US states...
Would you try to sell Crocs in winter and fleece in summer? Does this genius strategy yield retail profits in today's climate..?
He Shoots; Rimming...NO!
Worth no more than $7/U$D share, if that...


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Dimple cheeks and the girl-next-door attitude makes the brilliant actress Pallavi Subhash more adorable as she plays the
Dimple cheeks and the girl-next-door attitude make the brilliant actress Pallavi Subhash more adorable as she plays the role of Gouri in `Karam Apna Apna`. Her sweet and graceful smile and her pleasant demeanor has made her more adorable in the television industry. At present she plays the character of Gouri in the Balaji show `Karam Apna Apna`. Her character in this soap is also very similar to that of Tulsi Virani (played by Gautami Kapoor/Tulsi Irani), Kashish (played by Amna Sharif) and Parvati Agarwal (played by Sakshi Tanwar). In this soap she enacts the character of a middle-class girl of Kolkata who gives lots of importance to her family. She also cherishes the hope in her heart that post-marriage her life will be full of bliss. In this regard he holds her would-be Sashank in high esteem. But due to her ill luck some problems arises and Sashank does not appear on the marriage day. Truly acting as the ideal Indian woman she agrees to marry the callous and apathetic Shiv (played by Yash Tonk/Iqbal Khan) to save her family image in the society. But contrary to her beliefs her marital life turns into a nightmare. She gets into a complex web of family intricacies and then Gouri sets out to establish her own identity only to land up in more disillusionment and disappointment. She learns that her husband has his own love-interest and that she has been forced to tie the knot with Shiv just to avoid the impending danger on the life of his first wife. Things get sorted out soon and life starts sailing again smoothly but the unfortunate death of Shiv shatters Gouri again and she lands up in a complete mess knowing the fact that her husband is murdered.
Pallavi Subhash is regarded as the latest entrant to the Star Parivaar and also has a galore of veterans to lead her in the field. She is the typical Balaji heroine who is the archetypal Indian woman who can switch over roles completely and then also manages to carve out a niche of her own. She is shown as compassionate yet strong and determined. She is also emblematic of a perfect blend of dignity and poise and the ease and elegance with which she carries herself as well as her character, is indeed admirable. Her serial also focuses on the ebb and flow of the lives of many people at the same time. This brilliant actress is actually a Maharshtrian-model turned actor and has to her credit nearly a dozen of Marathi films and television serials to her credit. She also received the nomination for the `Best Actress Zee Gaurav Award` for her performance in the film titled `Kumkum Zaala Vairi`. She also played the character of Preeta in the Zee show `Tumhari Disha` after seeing which the soap queen Ekta Kapoor felt that she is the right choice for the character of Gouri in the soap. She also feels that she could easily connect to her character. In this soap the attention on her character is brought about by her minimal make-up and a sober temperament. Her character is not required to use a regional accent excepting a few Bengali phrases. She claims that the biggest expectation however is to live up to the expectations of Ekta Kapoor. Her favorite character and star among all the Balaji shows is however Prerna (played by Shweta Tiwari). This brilliant actress is however expected by her fans to go long miles before she calls it off. Her fans also wish her great luck for her future projects.
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B.o.B "Aint Worried Bout Nothin' (Freestyle)"
Grand Hustle's B.o.B. definitely looked like he had no worries in his recent video for "Headband" featuring 2 Chainz. Here, the Decatur rapper admits that ...Read More
Watch B.o.B. & 2 Chainz's New Video for "Headband"
Getting 20 or so girls to do synchronized exercises in the middle of the street in a residential neighborhood was no sweat for B.o.B. and ...Read More
Tech N9ne Featuring B.o.B And Wiz Khalifa "See Me" (Produced by Drumma Boy)
Tech N9ne will be releasing his next album, Something Else, on July 30. Today, he dropped his first single "See Me" getting the nice assist ...Read More
Que ft. Migos, Juicy J & B.o.B "Young Ni**a (Remix)"
We don't much about Que, but he's apart of the growing amount of turn up anthems coming out of Atlanta. Here, he gathers Migos, Juicy ...Read More
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