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Week 1 Sightlines: a Retrospective
By Chris Landon@chrislandon Updated Sep 6, 2011, 6:00am PDT
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Casting a critical eye towards our past contributions to the sports blogosphere is an activity that few, if any, of us participants in this extended community ever engage in. And, why should we? Most of our contributions were brilliant at the time that we made them, so why revisit perfection? Thus, it makes the exercise I'm about to engage in fruitless. No matter, it is the story arc of my life.
Last week I posted on things that I'd be watching for in Pac 12 over the weekend. I was able to watch or track about half the games. After the jump, I'll let you know how the sightlines I was focused on played out.
ASU 48 UC Davis 14: I got to this one a little after the fact. Thus, no sightline. Can't help but to mention how impressed I was with the overall speed of their D, even if I was less impressed with Osweiler's balls (literally and figuratively).
Cal 36 Fresno State 21:
I'm watching QB Zach Maynard
If Zach were white and right-handed, we would swear that we were watching a young Jake Locker. Zach got off to a rough start and was wildly inaccurate at times, but he made big plays at opportune times with his arm and with his legs. He worked his two stars - Keenan Allen and Marvin Jones - to the tune of 100 yards for each of them. It wasn't a perfect debut, but he looked like a playmaker that can do some damage.
Arizona 41 Northern Arizona 10
it has to be Arizona offensive line
In hindsight, I can't believe I wrote that. Who gives a flying-eff about what the UA o-line does against some club team from Flagstaff? I should have been watching for the new cheer talent in Tuscon. Am I an idiot? Don't answer that BMoney.
Hawaii 34 Colorado 17
I'm going to be focused not on Colorado, but on what Hawaii QB Bryant Moniz may have added to his arsenal over the offseason
Moniz did add something to his arsenal - wheels. Despite the fact that he ran for 102 yards during all of 2010, Moniz ran for 121 yards and three TDs (although almost all of that was in the first half) in just one game vs a Pac 12 opponent. This kid is a beast and he has given UW coaches something more to game plan for this week. AND, he's got awesome hair.
WSU 64 Idaho State 21
My sightline for WSU will focus on what kind of offense they plan to run.
"So, Coach Wulff, what offense do you plan to run on Sat?"
That was about it. Despite losing Jeff Tuel to a broken clavicle, WSU went off against the lowly Bengals. They racked up nearly 600 yards in total offense and it was almost exactly split between ground and air. They were in the no huddle scheme most of the night and they played, from what I can gather, a lot of sets with a TE on the field. The headwinds will stiffen a little with UNLV next week and SDSU after that, but they can beat those teams with performances like Saturday.
USC 19 Minnesota 17
I'm especially interested in seeing how the Barkley to Woods connection has developed in the off-season.
Asked and answered. Woods broke Johnny Morton's long-standing record of 15 receptions in a game by catching 17 balls for 177 yards. Most of his production (14 catches) were in the first half. Minnesota clearly adjusted their D to him in the second half and, not surprisingly, completely shut down the USC offense in doing so.
Dear Nick,
that is called a half time adjustment.
Jerry Kill
Houston 38 UCLA 34
I'll be focusing on their front seven, in particular.
I did as I promised, and I almost puked Sierra Nevada as a result. The Bruins had more offense that I predicted, but they might as well have thrown out the Dawgpound All-stars to play D. I'm pretty sure a front seven of Carne Guisada, Rollo, BigDave, Snostrebla, Willie Mays Hayes, Hawnk and JoeinFW would have put up more of a fight. Keenum passed for 300 yards and, honestly, I can't remember him getting sacked at all. I think UCLA will be better, but this was an ugly start.
Utah 27 Montana State 10: Utah was the other Thur game I missed a sightline for. I must say, after Saturday, I'm guessing the fanbase is feeling a lot better about their team in the South.
Sacramento State 29 Oregon State 28
Some of you may have noticed that I neglected to note a sightline for Oregon State. You might guess that this was an administrative oversight. That's only what I want you to believe. If I had given away my premonition of the outcome of this game, you guys would have come to recognize my innate supernatural abilities and, frankly, you'd never leave me the eff alone.
Stanford 57 San Jose State 3
I'll be watching the sidelines and looking at how the staff interacts with the players. Will the intensity be there despite the inferior opponent?
I didn't get to see this game, but the outcome was clearly pretty workman like. A bunch of sacks and three forced furmbles led to the Spartans' demise. Stanford actually started out pretty slow in this one before unleashing the pain. There were some red flags that KirkD would never forgive me for if I failed to point out. The points scored look gaudy, but Stanford only had 330 yards of total offense and were a pedestrian 5-13 on third down conversions. Luck only averaged 6 yards a completion and the yards per rush were just 3.5 yards. Of course they kept most of the playbook out of the gameplan, but this was still San Jose St. I would have expected better execution of the offense.
LSU 40 Oregon 27
I think that Chip Kelly has trouble winning games where his opponents have interior size advantages
This game was pretty interesting. The score looks bad, but the reality was that this was pretty evenly played but for a 1.5 quarter period of time starting in the second quarter and extending through the entire third period. DeAnthony Thomas's back-to-back fumbles turned into 14 points and that was the ball game. But there was more to watch. LSU did break down that Oreegon O-Line all night. They forced DT to read "hand-off" and they forced LMJ to read "middle gap" on a lot of the option plays. That forced the runner into the strength of the LSU defense all night. That, in turn, made Oregon into a passing team and exposed how green that receiving corps for the Ducks really is (pun intended). This is the exact gameplan that Auburn used and is clearly the best strategy to run against Oregon, even if you don't have the athletes of the SEC on your line.
EWU 27 UW 30
I choose to focus on the TE play.
Not much to say here. The TEs were a non-factor catching three balls between Austin Seferian-Jenkins and Michael Hartvigson. I don't recall either having much of an imapact as a blocker in the run game. This is one area where you could truly argue that youth was a factor and I'm hoping to see more vs Hawaii.
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When I begin to discuss implicit bias the most common statement that is, "But I'm not racist!" Calm down, nobody said you were, calm down.
It's hard for people to talk about diversity, equity, and inclusion, especially people who are passionate about serving the public. I see that as more reason to talk about it.
We want to wholly serve our communities, and it's terrifying to think that we may not be serving everyone in an equitable manner.
If that sounds like you, that's great news. What I hear is that you want to wholly serve your community. The best way to find out if you are is to find out if you're not. Uh, what now?
Conscious prejudicial beliefs, attitudes and stereotypes held toward particular groups of people based on actual or perceived shared characteristics or identity.
Unconscious prejudicial beliefs, attitudes and stereotypes held toward particular groups of people based on actual or perceived shared characteristics or identity.
See the difference? Implicit bias is simply that there is a belief we have, of which we remain unaware.
Researchers from Harvard have been researching implicit bias for a couple decades. Mahzarin Banaji and Tony Greenwald developed a test called the Implicit Association Test and they continue to gather data through the link. They also wrote a book called Blind Spot: Hidden Biases of Good People.
Their research found that they were surprised with their own blind spots, and that by introducing a counter narrative, they reduced their own bias once they discovered where it was prominent. For example, Mahzarin Banaji is a woman of color and an immigrant who conducts research at one of the most prestigious university's in the world.
Yet she found that she had a bias for (or belief that the norm was) white middle-aged men in professional roles. Once she recovered from the shock that she didn't default to seeing herself as the norm, she created a screensaver of anything but white middle-aged men in professional roles.
More importantly, she found pictures of real doctors, teachers, business professionals, etc., doing their own work who were people of color, LGBTQ, non-male genders, etc., to constantly provide her with a counter narrative of what "successful" people look like.
You may think local governments or non-profit organizations were the first to dedicate energy toward achieving a diverse workforce. In fact, it was the business sector who introduced the concept, because of studies which have proven that a diverse workforce provides more financial returns than not.
Frankly, it's good for the bottom line.
So how does this relate to the public sector? We interact with our communities on a daily basis in a variety of roles. Let's narrow it down to recruiting. An ideal goal is to have a workforce that reflects the community it serves. You may even strive for a workforce more diverse than the community you serve, since research shows that such a workforce is good for business, innovation and creativity.
The tricky part is, if we are all walking around unaware that we hold biases, we are more likely to hire people who look like us, have similar education levels as us, or share similar cultural stories as we do. This can leave us with a workforce full of people who think the same way.
And if we are all thinking the same way, how do we bring new perspectives with innovative alternatives to challenge the status quo to constantly improve?
I'll tell you how. You challenge yourself, your staff, and especially your hiring panels to learn.
Just by reading an article about implicit bias, you begin to turn your wheels about the concept.
Stumble on over to the Harvard site and see what you score on the Implicit Association Test. It's anonymous. No one but you will ever know what your score was, but you can use that information to inform your own process, and create your own alternative narrative to areas in which you hold bias.
And welcome to the club. We grow up in a certain environment. From a very young age, we categorize things we encounter as like us (safe) and not like us (unsafe). This made sense when we were born in caves & needed to be wary of saber tooth tigers.
But we have evolved in many ways, our ability to judge something based on its apparent safety or danger has not. That's where the onus lies on us to do the work ourselves.
Local governments are beginning to confront the topic. Many entities are working toward eliminating implicit biases in the community justice system. Others are finding that they need to address the rates at which they respond to correspondence based on who sent the email (see article "Is Your Librarian Racist?").
Police departments are beginning to train sworn personnel in finding their own biases so they may begin to address them. Even the US Department of Justice has taken steps to understand how implicit bias impacts law enforcement.
This discussion remains young, and there is work being done for us to even understand what our current baseline is in local government.
Check out the ELGL Diversity Dashboard to see current demographics from jurisdictions who have reported in. If you know of municipalities interested in providing their data, send them our way. We are a small community, and together we can learn from each other and continue our own journey toward addressing implicit bias in the public sector.
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The worst pitch of my life took place during August of 2006 in Tampa, Florida.
August in Tampa is characterized by essentially constant daily high temperatures — around 90°F or higher throughout the month. Humidity ranges from 58% (mildly humid) to 93% (very humid). That's great if you're going to the beach. But it's brutal if you're wearing a suit and doing a presentation.
I had planned to fly in the night before so I could be organized, cool and focused. However, projects kept me in Ohio, and eventually I had to fly to Florida the morning of the pitch. I was hot, sweaty and irritable.
But we wanted this account. It looked fun and profitable. It was a manufacturer of collectable products that was licensed by the NFL, NASCAR and several big-name colleges. So I was going to do my best no matter how bad I felt.
I got off the plane and had an hour until the pitch. I went straight to a drugstore and a good men's clothing store. I bought a new suit, shirt and tie, and then used the clothing store bathroom to clean up, shave and put on the new suit.
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Then the nightmare unfolded. I reached in my briefcase for the presentation materials and found…the presentation materials from the pitch I did yesterday…in Ohio.
I stuttered and stammered. My face was red and my new suit became soaked with perspiration. I had to call the office and have sheets emailed to me to present on my laptop to four people.
But the ideas were solid. And we started building on them. Near the end, I came up with an idea they all liked, we started chatting again, and I invited them all to lunch. Surprisingly they all went. By the end of the afternoon we had the account and I had plans to go to a Buccaneers football game together.
Even though my pitch was disorganized, I had made a good first impression on them. I felt good, looked good and I lifted their spirits. And I made sure I made a good last impression on them. So although I wish it all had gone well, I knew that first and last impressions were good. And that's what people remember most.
Test after test proves it. Show photos of an apple, a pear, a banana, a peach and a pineapple to a group and the group will recall the apple and the pineapple when asked to name two of the items they saw. Good writers make sure to start and finish strong. Good meeting facilitators always start and end on a good note no matter what must be covered during the meeting.
Advertisers pay premiums for placement in the front and back of magazines. When I reply to an email from a client asking me for something that is going to be a challenge, I still start my reply in a positive way, such as "We are happy to try to accommodate your request, Mr. Smith." (Note the word "try".) And then I go on to explain the financial and other reasons for them to reconsider.
Of course, you want to make a good impression throughout any meeting or encounter with customers and prospects. But if you can't sustain it throughout, be absolutely certain your first and last impressions are great.


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Banyan | The Cambodian-Chinese connection
Extradition between friends
A Frenchman with a mysterious connection to the Bo Xilai affair is picked up overseas
By L.H. | PHNOM PENH
CAMBODIA'S police have arrested Patrick Devillers, a French architect linked to Bo Xilai. Until recently Mr Bo was a senior member of China's Communist Party, whose sacking, amid allegations of widespread corruption in Chongqing province, has sent political shockwaves across China and throughout the region. Mr Devillers had been identified as one of only two foreigners to belong to Mr Bo's inner circle—and the only one who is still alive.
The police confirmed that Mr Devillers was taken into custody on June 13th following a request from China, but no charges had been laid. The French embassy is seeking a clarification about his arrest, which was made amid a series of high-level talks between diplomats in Beijing and Phnom Penh.
Their meetings resulted in loans worth $430m, issued mainly through China's Export-Import Bank (Exim), after negotiations which were concluded in Phnom Penh by the prime minister, Hun Sen, and He Guoqiang, a member of the Chinese Politburo's Standing Committee.
The funds are earmarked for the construction of a dam near the north-west town of Battambang and for the extension and widening of two highways. The deal marks an acceleration of China's investment programme in Cambodia, which has already raised the fear of chequebook diplomacy among Cambodia's more China-wary neighbours.
Mr Bo, once the Communist Party's leader in Chongqing province, was sacked in April after his police chief, Li Wangjun, fled to an American consulate. Mr Li is reported to have revealed to the Americans his suspicion that Mr Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, was involved in the death of a British businessman, Neil Heywood, with whom Chongqing's power couple was closely affiliated.
Ms Gu has since been named as a suspect in Mr Heywood's death. Further investigations have revealed systemic corruption in Mr Bo's domain as well as the abuse of power on a breathtaking scale within the Communist Party ranks he controlled. The lurid allegations ranged against Mr Bo and his colleagues have ranged from kidnap and torture to extortion and high-end prostitution rackets.
Exactly why Mr Devillers is wanted has not been made clear. Cambodian police declined to comment further and the French embassy in Phnom Penh asked that questions concerning the case to be asked by e-mail. They have yet to reply with an answer.
Mr Devillers lived in Phnom Penh for about six years and acquired a plot of land near Kep, an old French-colonial beachside town near the Vietnamese border. He had avoided journalists, declining to comment on reports that he and Ms Gu were partners in setting up a British company to select European architects for projects in China.
Described as a quiet man and a devout Taoist, Mr Devillers apparently ignored friendly warnings that he might face arrest in his adopted homeland, given the Cambodian government's close relationship with China. Cambodia ratified an extradition treaty with China in June 2000.
Mr Devillers's arrest has raised questions beyond the mystery of his criminal case. In Cambodia it draws particular attention to the influence of the Chinese state, which has become the biggest donor and lender within a crowded field. Another package of loans worth $302m had been signed in February. China's total investment since 1994 has been estimated at almost $10 billion.
John Brinsden, the vice-chairman of ACLEDA, a private bank in Cambodia, noted that Chinese investments in infrastructure like bridges and roads have become prominent over the past five years and that China's government is now giving as much in direct aid as an organisation of donors that represents mainly Western countries. Before Mr Devillers's arrest was known, Mr Brinsden had said that "of course, as is always the case, [China's aid] comes with a price and the price is that Cambodia must remain welcoming to Chinese investors who do, one suspects, get the pick of the bunch when it comes to investment licences."
This matters to the neighbours too. Cambodia is currently acting as the chair of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN). Its readiness to toe Beijing's line over issues like the Spratly Islands has caused consternation within the trade organisation, especially in places like Vietnam and the Philippines, which would prefer that ASEAN present a united front in the dispute over resource-rich shoals in the South China Sea.
Cambodia courted international controversy three years ago when it bowed to a request from Beijing and deported 20 ethnic Uighurs who had been seeking asylum following a crackdown in China's far west. Likewise in 2002 human-rights groups were outraged when Cambodian police seized two Falun Gong members who had been living here under the protection of the United Nations and deported them back to China. Mr Devillers seems to be coming late to a lesson that others have learned before him: the distance between the People's Republic of China and Hun Sen's Cambodia is not so great at all.
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'Stranger Things' Is Officially Renewed for Season 3
Kevin Fitzpatrick Published: December 1, 2017
Stranger Things has officially been canceled. No, I'm kidding – can you imagine? Given all the hoopla and unanswered questions of the breakout Netflix drama's second season, the streaming service has of course confirmed that Eleven, Mike, Will, Joyce, Dustin and all the rest will return for Season 3.
Netflix made the news official on Friday, a month after the hotly-anticipated series debuted its second installment, Stranger Things 2. Fortunately for us, that waiting period was significantly shorter than the first time around, as Netflix took months and months to confirm a second season. Here's the cheeky confirmation, which follows a joke poll asking fans whether Stranger Things 3 should happen:
Season 3 has been in the works for some time, especially as the Duffer brothers have repeatedly spoken to the series lasting four or five seasons. Netflix even reportedly wanted Seasons 3 and 4 to film back-to-back, lest its young stars age too quickly. The second season finale also cut some epilogue scenes that were meant to set up a third season.
In any case, expect Stranger Things 3 to answer questions about the "Mind Flayer" monster last seen looming over the Upside Down, as well as the return of Season 2's least-favorite character. Stay tuned for more on the new season as it arrives.
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Interview: Defensive End Ryan Kerrigan
via Redskins
On if he is excited to still be a member of the Redskins:
"I obviously hope to be here for the duration of my football career, however long that is. I've got to talk to [Head] Coach [Ron] Rivera a couple of times over the phone, haven't really been able to meet him in person yet because of the whole lockdown and what not. Hopefully I'm here for the long haul. I want to be here. They know where I stand and I want to be here."
On if he is excited to switch to the 4-3 defense:
"I definitely plan on still being a big part of it. I'm excited to get to work in a 4-3 for the first time in my NFL career. I've been a 3-4 guy my whole career and to have the chance to play in a system like this is really exciting. Just going through the Zoom meetings this past couple of months and getting to learn what they expect from us on the edge, it's exciting. I'm hoping, obviously, to be a big part of this team and this defense."
On his interaction with the coaches thus far:
"We've been having our Zoom meetings four times a week since, I think, April 20th or so, that's when we started. Getting a lot of familiarity with [Defensive Line] Coach [Sam] Mills, our d-line coach. A good amount of familiarity with [Defensive Coordinator] Coach [Jack] Del Rio too, he hops in in our meetings quite a bit. I think it's exciting for us upfront because they want us playing fast, they want us playing physical, they want us playing in our opponents backfield and that's kind of similar to how they used myself and my teammates in college. That kind of way upfront. It's really exciting for me."
On how much better he thinks he can be in a 4-3 defense:
"Well I don't feel as though I was misused over the years I feel like, you know, that's what the defense calls for is sometimes they wanted us in rush and sometimes they wanted us in coverage. That's really all defenses, that's 4-3s included. So every now and then you're going to have to drop, but just probably not quite as much as you would, as we did in the 3-4. I'm excited, I'm hoping, they said they want us going forward and doing what we do best so that's what we're excited about doing."
On if he thinks he will be in more high probability passing situations:
"I guess we'll just see how it plays out when the game times come. Rotations and what not are kind of largely dictated by what's going on in the game and different things like that. I'm hoping to make as many plays as possible. I think this defense will give us that opportunity upfront."
On being the face of the defense and now helping to usher in a new era of leaders on the defense:
"I mean, that's kind of the way the NFL works. You play a long time and your fortunate in that regard but people, especially when you're as a team, not having the success you want to as a team, fans and people look for new reasons to get excited. Fans should be excited about guys like [DE] Chase [Young]. Hell, if I had the number two pick I would have done the same thing. There's reason for that, we've got other guys coming in too. I think our fans and everyone should be excited about our young guys and new coaches we're bringing in. I think that's, like I said, kind of the way the NFL works. When your team isn't delivering the way you want to they look for new reasons to be excited and those are very legitimate reasons to be excited."
On his impressions of DE Chase Young so far:
"I feel like in a way, maybe, but I know how I feel, I know what I can do. I've seen, what I did last year was definitely not what I ever want to put on film again. I got away from some fundamental things that really prevented me from being productive like I usually am. Chase has been really impressive. I mean I've only gotten limited interaction with him because we're on calls like this, getting to interact. He seems to pick up the defense pretty well so far. That's what I'm always usually impressed with a lot of guys when they come in the league is how quickly they can pick things up mentally. You know the physical talent is there but can they pick things up mentally. I think Chase has shown that so far."
On what are the things from last year that he doesn't want to put on tape again:
"Just like some fundamental things that I kind of got away from last year, angles to the quarterback and maybe not changed up my game plan mid-game if something wasn't working. Just things like that that ultimately could have helped me be more productive that I couldn't do. I've seen them on film now and I know what to do to correct it so I've just got to do it now."
On the expectations are for this defense on paper:
"It's really tough to say, because we haven't even been together physically yet so it's tough to say what reasonable expectations are. We have a lot of talent, that's for sure. We look real good on paper right now but that will only get you so far. We have to go out there and prove it, go out there and work during training camp or whenever it is that we get together and make it happen."
On the signs that can point towards the defense making strides this season:
"How we fare against our offense will be one thing, how consistent we are. Are we having one good day against our offense or one bad day, are we stacking good day after good day after good day? If you're doing that then you kind of get the sense of, we're going to be pretty good. That consistency will be a good telling point I think for us."
On if there is a quality or trait that he hopes the 2020 Washington Redskins have that the 2019 Washington Redskins didn't:
"How we get that done I guess. It takes each individual making a commitment, being accountable, doing everything that you need to do, to be prepared and then some. You've got to go that extra mile in the NFL to be good. Whether that's studying more film or doing more treatment to make sure you're rested for practice the next day, you've got to do those little things and hopefully everyone can really buy in and make that commitment and we can really make it happen this year."
On what he hopes to see from the defensive line this season:
"Hopefully a lot of production on the edge. We've got the talent there, everyone knows what [DE] Chase [Young] can do. [DE Montez] Sweat, I think he's an extremely talented guy, he finished strong last year. We've got a chance to be pretty effective and pretty productive on the edge, but again like I said, with our entire defense, we're all good on paper right now. We've got to go out there and prove it. Training camp, and the preseason, and the regular season."
On the showstopper celebration:
"I mean I started in 2014, my buddy, [LB] Will Compton at the time, kind of told me I should do that when I get a sack and what not. I wasn't a big sack dance guy back, my first three and a half years in the league. Compton was in my ear about it a bunch, and I kind of finally obliged and it just kind of stuck. People seemed to like it so I've kept it up and hopefully there will be more of it to come this year."
On some of the creative ways he has stayed in shape during the lockdown:
"The first three or four weeks when the lockdown first hit, and the gyms all closed and what not, had to get kind of creative around here. I had a couple of dumbbells, those adjustable dumbbells, but they only went up to 55 pounds. Luckily they were here, the previous owners of the house left them here, so thank goodness or I wouldn't have had anything to work with. Tried to get creative with those, didn't have a sled to push so I'd push my car. I'd have my wife sit in the driver seat and I'd push the car. But other than that it was kind of a lot of push ups, core work, jump rope, just things you could do around the house. Don't have a gym at home. Luckily my gym opened back up after about four weeks or so, and I've been able to get back training since."
On pushing his car as a workout:
"We did have a video of it, but it sounds like a great feat, it's not that bad. It's not that heavy it's more of the distance that got me. It was just trying to be resourceful. I don't have a sled or anything to push so had to get the conditioning and strength in somehow."
On what he has been focusing on this offseason individually:
"I got my trainer out here, Ryan, he's really forward thinking with mobility and stuff like that, especially hip mobility. So I've been doing a lot of different exercises that I've never done before with hip mobility and range of motion and things like that, just trying to stay limber and stay mobile. That's been a big point of emphasis for me."
On what Father's Day means to him being a fairly new father:
"I'm very excited for it. I told my wife, all I really want for Father's Day is just to play golf. I haven't got to play any golf this offseason so I just told her, let me play 18 and I'll be good. It definitely is more meaningful nowadays, having a 15-month-old. She's the light of our lives, and just makes our day so much better. It's an honor to be her father and it's cool that I get to celebrate Father's Day because of her."
On what conversations he is having with his teammates about the Black Lives Matters movement:
"Well I know [Head] Coach [Ron] Rivera is working on getting those townhalls, working together. We're forming the program to be able to address some of these issues a little better. We've discussed it a little bit on our Zoom meetings this past week, and kind of gave the guys the floor to tell us how everyone feels. I think, one of the things, we're all on the same page. We're all against racism and I think that's one thing that we're all uniting in, we don't want anyone to feel that they're not equal to others just because of race or skin color. We're all on the same page with that."
On if there are any specific examples he can share from his meetings with his teammates about the social injustices taking place:
"I think just, for me specifically, it was just realizing, it's just sad to think that we're still here. It's 2020 and we're still at this point in society. I was fortunate to grow up in a really diverse community. We were friends with everybody, Black, White, Mexican, we were all just friends. Race was never an issue or a talking point just because we were all friends, we're just classmates, peers, whatever. So when I think about it like that, when I think about those people I grew up with and people I've been in locker rooms with, it's like man, how do we as a society still make these individuals feel this way, at this time. That's one of the things that's just been a bummer to kind of reflect on and think about over these couple of weeks."
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Q: FullCalendar not deleting events I'm using fullCalendar in a web page, and I've implemented a lot of features on it. Now, I'm trying to delete all the events from a specific month, but something strange is happening.
The way I'm deleting my events is like this:
$(calendario).fullCalendar('removeEvents', function(evt){
                                        var fechaEvt = new Date(evt.start);
                                        return (fechaEvt.getMonth()   === month &&
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If I print $(calendario).fullCalendar('clientEvents') before and after the code shown before, it shows first an array with 11 elements, and then an empty array, so it seems that they are gone. Actually, you can see the calendar being empty for 0.5 seconds, but then, all the events are shown again.
The strange thing here is that, if I delete manually less than 11 events it works fine, but If I try to delete ALL my events, happends the thing I said before.
I've tried different algorithms (like deleting 1 by 1), but nothing works
Am I missing something?
Thanks!


I'm sure most of you have seen Tron Legacy by now and realize that it is visually stunning! Your goal is to make a fantastic Tron inspired piece of art. So lots of neon lines and light trails are a must!
Stunning, author. Beautiful & Believable.
thanks everyone! A LOT of work went into it, glad you all like it!!!!!
Amazing work!! Very well done!
im missing a lot of the horse in the rflection on the board, for example the glowing eye and other glows on the horses body that i dont see back..
sorry i didnt commented sooner then perhaps u can add it into ur profile after the contest is over..
@Alan, will work on that and also experiment with the opacity.
EDIT: Raised glowiness. Fixed Lighting.
His face looks a bit too plain to me, great job.
Thank you. You mean the helmet?
Good job, I think it would be better to have a little more glow.
But even so, the work is nice.
Thank you, the glow seems tone down after exporting (JPEGs are lossy, yada yada..).
Check hi-res for better details. Thanks to mjranum-stock from Deviantart for the photo of the girl.


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text: Robert "Bob" Joseph Dieli, Sr., age 94, passed away on June 24, 2019. He is preceded in death by his loving wife of 51 years, Rosemary (DiSabato); son, James Dieli; parents, Joseph and Virginia Dieli; and brothers, James and Salvatore Dieli. Bob is survived by his son; Robert Jr.; daughters, Patricia Shaloo, Rita Fortin, Diane Erwin (Dr. David Erwin); grandchildren, John Carroll (Amy), Jody Achatz (Tim), Julie Grossman (Mikal), Nicole Eusanio (Vince), Dr. Danielle Ellis (Kurt), Gina Walters (David), Elise Erwin; and 13 great grandchildren. His sisters, Gloria Catalfo and Violet Stringer; plus many nieces and nephews. Bob was a graduate of The Ohio State University and a Varsity wrestler. He was an author and self-published two books. He tried his hand in politics running for Congress in 1960. His career as a Recreation Director for the City of Columbus allowed him to pursue his wrestling passion. Bob's most significant achievement in central Ohio wrestling was coaching numerous champions. He welcomed all to his open free practices and established the Ohio Wrestling Club in 1971. Bob traveled throughout the world to various competitions and helped train his first Olympian wrestler in the 1972 Munich Games. Bob received many accolades for his contributions to the sport such as the Master of Wrestling Award and was inducted into the Ohio and National Wrestling Hall of Fame. He spent over 25 years broadcasting wrestling on local cable TV, known as "Matside with Bob Dieli." His mantra was when life doesn't make sense, Wrestle. He will be missed by family, friends, and his wrestling community. "The Old Man" entertained and wrestled to the end. Avanti...forward. Visitation hours will be held on Friday, June 28, 2019 from 3-7 p.m., at the JOHN QUINT TREBONI FUNERAL HOME, 1177 West Fifth Avenue, Columbus. Condolences may be sent via www.johnquint.com.


Separated? How to be the best father under these circumstances.
You may be separated, but your children still need a father. Your parenting responsibilities are still there. Most important for you is to stay involved across all the areas of your childrens lives, including their education and social lives. Your relationship with your childrens mother is very important to them. Even if you are separated, work to make the relationship as effective for your children as possible. Try to maintain joint parenting policies, with consistent rules and expectations.
Remember, regardless of the problems the two of you may have, she will always be their mother. They need to love her. So keep your conflicts to yourself, don't involve them.
Write when you cannot visit.
Send a postcard to let them know you are thinking of them.
Use the phone, at a time that will be convenient to them.
Tell your child bedtime stories over the phone.
Vary the context of your involvement. Try not to see your children always in the same place, especially if you do not live with them.
Plan in advance the time you will spend together.
Play internet games online together, and don't get too upset when you are beaten!
When together spend quality time. Build puuzzles, play board games, have a picnic, go for a bike ride, go swimming, or just out for coffee and a chat. Spend good interactive time together, not just time together.
Keep the guilt factor out. Spoiling your children out of guilt is not good in the long run for the realtionship, kids latch onto this eventually and would rather have time with you rather than gifts etc.
Be affectionate. Reassure them consistently of how much you love them and how proud you are of them.
Make a plan to be at as many school functions as is possible. Even if you only get to watch one netball/soccer match, your children will remember it.
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Kingdom Hearts is a series of crossover action role playing games by Square Enix and Disney Interactive Studios. The crossover is of different Disney settings in a universe made specifically for the game. The series revolves around Sora, the main character, and his search for friends and his encounters with Final Fantasy, The World Ends with You, and Disney characters on their respective worlds. There are over seven games across multiple consoles, and the franchise has gotten so big that it has led to other games, soundtracks, figurines, books, manga series, and more.
This action figure from Play Arts is of protagonist Sora. There are a lot of things that I like about this sculpt, but my favorite has to be the inclusion of ball joints to make Sora movable from head to toe—literally. Sora's head, neck, shoulders, arms, wrists, hands, thighs, knees, ankles, and feet are all movable so you can place the character in any pose you'd like.
Not only this, but the action figure comes with interchangeable parts, namely Sora's hands. Because of these interchangeable hands, Sora is able to hold any of the various keyblades that come with the figure. These keyblades are meticulously sculpted to create beautiful and vibrant recreations of those in the games.
Both the sculpting and paint job are done in such a way to make Sora look realistic and ready for just about anything. When an action figure comes with movable and interchangeable parts, it becomes even more worth the cost. This action figure is a must-have for any Kingdom Hearts fans out there. You've never seen Sora like this!
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Environmental groups concerned by new permit for Eastern Shore facility with history of pollution, considering legal action – Baltimore Sun
Several environmental groups are concerned about a new five-year permit that the state issued to Valley Proteins, a Dorchester County industrial facility with a history of environmental violations. The environmental nonprofits, including the Chesapeake Bay Foundation and ShoreRivers, as well as local group Dorchester Citizens for Planned Growth, are worriedContinue Reading
Energy & Environment — Regulatory delays frustrate green groups
Environmental activists are frustrated with timelines for environmental regulations. Meanwhile, the FDA is proposing new guidelines for lead in baby food, and the debate rages on over an upcoming bill regarding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. This is Energy & Environment, your source for the latest news focused on energy, theContinue Reading
Environmental groups, residents battle light pollution in effort to save night sky in Pa. Wilds | Community News
Communities in north-central Pennsylvania are taking action to limit outdoor artificial lighting that is encroaching on what has become a crucial resource in the region: darkness. Satellite data show the Pennsylvania Wilds, a rural region comprising millions of acres of mountains and forestland that feature sterling views of the nightContinue Reading
Environmental groups in Corpus Christi say they're still finding remnants from oil spill
An oil spill into Corpus Christi Bay has left lingering questions into what the full impact will be to wildlife and the environment, as well as to how effectively officials notified the public. The spill was first reported on Dec. 24, originating from a pipe failure at the Flint HillsContinue Reading
Faith groups, environmental justice advocates urge EPA to go further in new soot pollution rules
New proposed limits on soot pollution from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency represent a step forward for air quality but fall short of what's needed to save more lives, say faith groups, public health officials and environmental justice advocates. The EPA issued a proposal Jan. 6 to strengthen existing limitsContinue Reading
Environmental, conservation groups optimistic shifting makeup of DNR board will yield policy changes
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After a four-day rulemaking process, the Air Quality Control Commission approved a new State Implementation Plan to reduce Colorado's ozone pollution. The plan had been prompted by an April decision by the Environmental Protection Agency to downgrade the status of the northern Front Range from a serious violator of federalContinue Reading
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Reddcoin is trading at higher levels when compared to the lows in August 2018. Like Dogecoin, the crypto maintained higher levels ignoring the widespread selling activities in September. Significantly, there was a nice recovery that stepped slightly above $0.0045 before the buyers gave in to selling pressure leading to subtle lower corrections. Reddcoin (RDD) has remained stable above $0.0030. Besides, it is battling to clear the resistance at $0.0040.
Fortunately for Reddcoin, the network is preparing for the launch of the much-awaited ReddID on September 30. The price appears to be gaining traction after overcoming the selling activity at $0.0035. A sustained uptrend is expected towards $0.01 at end of September and the days succeeding the launch.
At the time of writing Redcoin is trading at $0.0036 following a 5.69% rise in the last 24 hours. It is a $102 million cryptocurrency with a trading volume of $1 million. The network has a circulating supply of 28,808,713,174 RDD.
ReddID is a new feature on the Reddcoin protocol designed for social media integration; it is simple, safe and efficient. The platform, since its inception in 2014 has purposed to develop a blockchain protocol that makes it possible to utilize personalized IDs, especially in social tipping. The Reddcoin team recently announced the public release of its new product ReddID. However, the official launch is expected later this month.
Users are currently able to register their unique "ReddID" name. Consequently, the "ReddID" name can then be linked to the users' social media accounts, for instance, Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook among others. Prior to the launch, the development team is working on more features for open source software and plugins that will be useful in web developments.
ReddID has simplified tipping on social media platforms due to its one button click feature. In addition to that, ReddID users have been provided with a means to invite their loved ones to be part of the amazing blockchain powered social revolution. The ReddID Tipping System is not only meant for the technically savvy because it can be downloaded via Google Play Store and executed as an Extension. It has also made it possible for users to store their RDD in a light browser wallet; therefore, cutting the time that was previously required for blockchain synchronization. Moreover, users are now able to run a search for other ReddID users using just a name while at the same time, following all the activities related to social tipping right from the web.
Reddcoin is a social digital currency that exists to simplify money for the general public use. People spend a lot of their time on social media platforms like Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook. The network of friends and family on social media is essential in peoples' lives. Reddcoin integrates digital currency and life on social media. With Reddcoin, users are able to tip their favorite authors, send and receive money online.
The reward mechanism on Reddcoin is affordable for micro-transactions; it is also fast and secure. Nonetheless, the introduction of ReddID will revolutionize the entire system placing Reddcoin at the helm of other social media-based cryptocurrencies.


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Jeffrey A. Horwitz is a partner in Proskauer's Corporate Department where he co-heads our Private Equity Real Estate practice and runs our internationally recognized Hospitality, Gaming & Leisure Group. He also has served as co-head of Mergers & Acquisitions and as a member of our Executive Committee. Jeff is a general corporate and securities lawyer with broad-based experience in mergers and acquisitions, cross-border transactions, and long-term joint ventures. He is regularly engaged to advise boards, management teams and investors on strategic matters, from litigation to personnel to transactions. Jeff is also the head of the Firm's cross-disciplinary, cross-jurisdictional Coronavirus Taskforce helping to shape the guidance and next steps for clients impacted by the pandemic.
Jeff counsels clients on the full range of their activities, from seed capital to public offerings, acquisitions and operational matters, often acting as outside general counsel. He represents major financial institutions, sovereign wealth funds, private equity and family offices in sophisticated financial and other transactions. He has handled deals aggregating nearly $200 billion in value, including tender offers, "going-private" transactions, IPOs, restructuring and structured finance transactions, and mergers and acquisitions in industries as diverse as biotechnology and aerospace, retail and cable television, and education and scrap metal. He regularly handles transactions outside the U.S., including Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Latin America, Australia, South Africa and India.
Leading our Private Equity Real Estate group, he works with a team of 75 lawyers from across the firm advising on complex transactions and disputes relating to real estate, and particularly hotels. Jeff has handled virtually every type of matter, and has worked with virtually every major player in these industries, including transactions for nearly 4,000 hotels comprising more than 300,000 rooms and involving nearly $15 billion. His experience, both in and outside the U.S., extends to hotel and casino development and construction; private clubs, nightclubs, restaurants; theme parks; portfolio and single-property acquisitions; sales and restructurings; financings; management; marketing; reservations systems; litigation counseling and strategic planning; and ancillary services. This breadth of work is key to executing complex and sophisticated transactions, such as the acquisition and sale of branded hotel chains (Fairmont, Raffles, Swissotel, sbe Entertainment, Regent, Motel 6, Red Roof Inns, 21c Museum Hotels, TRIBE, LINE, Saguaro), strategic investments and other arrangements (Huazhu, Faena, Banyan Tree), and REIT transactions (Hospitality Investors Trust, Eagle Hospitality).
As a senior member of our Entertainment Group, Jeff represents The Broadway League (the national trade association for Broadway theatre), the Tony Awards®, and various other joint venture events and producers. In the media industry, Jeff has advised on the acquisition and sale of television, radio, newspaper and magazine properties, and the acquisition and sale of advertising, promotion and marketing agencies, and related joint ventures. He also advises rights holders, including our long-time clients The Leonard Bernstein Office and The George Balanchine Trusts. He leads our team representing TSG Entertainment in film-slate financing deals.
Jeff also frequently represents start-up and development-stage companies, as well as established "traditional" businesses, in online, Internet-related or technology businesses. He has handled organizational and structuring matters, venture capital and other equity placements, restructurings (from "down" rounds to recapitalizations to M&A solutions). He has both company-side and investor experience.
As a frequent speaker at real estate and hospitality events, Jeff regularly presents at The Nolan School of Hotel Administration at Cornell's SC Johnson College of Business, NYU's Jonathan M. Tisch Center of Hospitality, and on M&A and investment matters at lodging investment conferences around the world, including the NYU Hospitality Industry Investment Conference in New York, Americas Lodging Investment Summit in Los Angeles, the International Hotel Investment Forum in Berlin and the Hotel Investment Conference Asia-Pacific in Hong Kong.
Jeff is a member of the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) Hospitality Investment Roundtable and IREFAC (Industry Real Estate Financing Advisory Council), as well as the Advisory Board of the Cornell Center for Real Estate and Finance and has served as a member of the Editorial Board of the Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly and a member of the Advisory Board of the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research. He is a director of The New York Hospitality Council, Inc., a not-for-profit forum for hospitality industry leaders, and is a member of the Real Estate Capital Policy Advisory Committee of The Real Estate Roundtable. He also has served as a director of the America-Israel Chamber of Commerce, and as a member of the French-American Chamber of Commerce in the U.S. and the American Society of Corporate Secretaries. He was the Chairman of the Board of Labyrinth Theater Company and a director of The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan for more than 15 years, a member of the Executive Committee of the Lawyers' Division of UJA-Federation for more than five years and an officer of the Henry Kaufmann Foundation for more than a dozen years. He was a founder and chairman of The American Playwriting Foundation. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Building for the Arts and is a member of the Board of Directors of StreetSquash. He also served as a Vice Chair of the Associates' Campaign for The Legal Aid Society.
Jeff has been with the firm for his entire career and lives in Manhattan and Connecticut.
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American Bar Association (Section of Business Law, Hospitality Law Committee)
Acritas Star Lawyer 2018-2021
Chambers USA: Nationwide: Leisure & Hospitality 2010-2022
Law360 MVP: Hospitality 2013, 2018
Best Lawyers in America 2005-2022 (Corporate & Real Estate)
The Legal 500 United States: Mergers & Acquisitions & Buyouts: Large Deals 2013, 2016-2018
The Legal 500 United States: Mergers & Acquisitions & Buyouts: Private Equity Buyouts 2014-2019
The Legal 500 United States: Real Estate and Construction: Real Estate 2014-2015, 2017-2021
The Legal 500 United States: Mergers & Acquisitions: National Firms: Large Deals 2007, 2010-2011, 2016-2017, 2019
The Legal 500 United States: M&A Corporate & Commercial: Private Equity Buyouts 2020
The Legal 500 Asia Pacific: Real Estate 2023
New York Super Lawyers 2020-2022
Lawdragon "3000 Leading Lawyers in America"
Lawdragon "500 New Stars"
PLC's Which Lawyer?
PLC's Cross Border Mergers and Acquisitions Handbook


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A.N.M Ousainu Darboe
Governance and Human Rights
Why join us ?
UDP Admin
UK Chapter
GASH Chapter
U S A Chapter
UDP Grand Political Rally in Brikama Town 25 January 2020
UDP Political Rally in Banjul 31st of January to 1st February 2020
Welcome to the Home page of UDP UK
UDP United Kingdom is a not for profit organisation founded on the 27th February 2010 as an overseas chapter of the United Democratic Party (UDP). The UDP is an active political party in The Gambia.
We recognise that the UDP is, inter alia:
The biggest political party in The Gambia;
Intends to make credible political and constitutional reforms necessary to nurture a vibrant democratic society based on respect for the rule of law and the fundamental rights and freedoms of the citizenry;
Intends to introduce a presidential term limit as way of ending the culture of self perpetuating rule;
Intends to safeguard and strengthen the independence and the integrity of the judiciary particularly the criminal justice system;
Is committed to the judicious appropriation of taxpayers' money;
Intends to create a conductive environment for attracting the much badly needed foreign investment into the country;
Have the political will to tackle the prevalent youth unemployment issue;
Notwithstanding all the above, the party has significant financial constraints which impedes it's day to day operations in The Gambia.
Our objective is:
To assist the party's fund raising drive in the United Kingdom as well as collecting membership fees on behalf of the party;
Provide technical and logistical support to the party; and
To organise the party in the United Kingdom in anticipation of the much talked about diaspora enfranchisement expected to take place before the next presidential election due in 2021.
Becoming a member means you will be joining a vibrant community of selfless patriots who continue to stand ready to fight for and defend our democracy and hard earned freedom from oppression and dictatorship.
You will have the opportunity to contribute towards policy making, be involve in our events, campaigns and rallies, and to be among the people who will bring about a UDP government in 2021.You may also apply to become a UDP candidate in any given national election if you so wish.
The UDP is funded by the general membership. We therefore expect registered members to pay a nominal membership fee of £60 per annum. This will not just be your contribution towards the sustenance of the party, but also a manifestation of your commitment and taking up of ownership and responsibility.
Fees collected will go towards funding our programmes, paying for our campaign materials, and maintaining our secretariat and bureaus across the country. As you may already know, there is no state funding available to political parties in The Gambia.
If you are 18 or over and a Gambian citizen living in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, you are welcome to join UDP UK today. Together we shall make a better Gambia for ourselves, our children and for generations yet unborn. Please register here.
Saihou Saidily, Public Relations Officer; Tel: (+44) 07769517281
Lamin Conateh, Secretary; Tel: (+44) 07771676759
Lamin Danso, Treasurer; (+44) 07939920610
Nyima Manneh Coordinator (Greater Manchester); (+44) 07474195495
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We're thinking about sewing cosy quilts as we prepare for the Freeform Patchwork workshop this Saturday with Leslie from Maze & Vale and as we head into winter. It seems the lovely Kate Henderson from Two Little Banshees knew what we were thinking too when she sent us a copy of her new book to give away to one lucky reader!
Strip Savvy is a pattern book that shows us what can be done with 2 1/2" strips of fabric. Perfect for scraps left over from previous projects! We love a bit of upcycling here at Handmaker's Factory. You could also use Jelly Rolls, a roll of coordinating fabrics that can be bought at most quilting stores.
Starting with some general instructions Kate talks us through choosing fabrics, cutting, seam allowances and pressing. Kate then goes on to show us some piecing techniques, how to quilt the quilt and how to add a binding.
The book is packed with eighteen quilt patterns which vary in size but as they are made from blocks the sizes could be altered to suit your needs.
To win the book all you need to do is leave a comment on this blog post before Friday March 21st.
Please email me (nichola(at)handmakersfactory(dot)com(dot)au to claim your prize.


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11.10.2020 Obituaries
Dr. Constantino Economos
Constantino Economos, a scientist at the Brookhaven National Laboratory and former U.S. Marine, died Monday at the Hampton Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing in Southampton, N.Y. Dr Economos was 90 and passed away peacefully of natural causes.
He was born in New York City in 1930, in the shadows of the Polo Grounds. He graduated in 1947 from Brooklyn Technical High School. He subsequently graduated from Polytechnical Institute in 1958, summa cum laude, with a Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering degree. In 1960 he was awarded a Master of Science degree in Applied Mathematics, and a Ph.D. as a Doctor of Philosophy in Aeronautics, also from NYU Polytechnical Institute.
He began his professional career at General Applied Science Laboratory under the Italian aeronautical genius, Dr. Antonio Ferri. Dr. Economos was fond of saying Dr. Ferri was as important to America during the Cold War as Wernher von Braun was to the U.S. space program. He had recalled how Applied Science Lab had figured out hypersonic travel in the early '60s. However, the U.S. government at the time was more focused on the space program.
Dr. Economos also worked at Princeton University's Combustible Labs, working on interior ballistics. In 1976 he joined Brookhaven Lab as a fluid dynamics engineer until his retirement in 1999. He held a "Q" clearance, the highest civilian clearance for accessing top secret information from the U.S. government.
He was a published scientist, having written numerous papers on a variety of topics involving "Hypersonic Wind Theories" and "Combustion Chemical Boundaries," published in periodicals at both MIT and the AIAA.
Connie, as he was known to friends and family, was a passionate Giants Baseball fan, long after they left New York to play in San Francisco. He was always keen to enter any debate with anyone over Willie Mays being the best player of all time. He loved a good margarita, and anything on the planet that had anything to do with ducks (most notably Daffy and Donald). He also enjoyed a good laugh — which he always seemed to carry with him daily. He loved wearing his goofy "I'm a Rocket Scientist" tee-shirt (complete with a Flash Gordon Rocket) and trying to convince all the bartenders that he really was one. He took his first sky dive at the age of 70, and was a member of the over-70 ski club near his resort home in Liberty, N.Y.
Dr. Economos was a resident of Riverhead, N.Y., and was predeceased by his first wife, Ruth, and his son, Michael. He is survived by his wife Agnes, his brother, Stephen (Carol); stepdaughters Karen (Robert) Bocksel and Cathy (Michael) Caruccio; daughter-in-law Christine; six grandchildren, Richard, Emily, Rebecca, Brad, Nick and Lexi; and two great-grandchildren, Max and Milo.
A wake will be held Friday, Nov. 13, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at McLaughlin Heppner Funeral Home in Riverhead, followed by a Mass at 11 a.m. at St. Isidore R.C. Church in Riverhead. Burial, with full military honors, will be at Calverton National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to St. Jude's Children Research Hospital (stjude.org) or Center for Therapeutic Riding of the East End (ctreeny.org).
This is a paid notice.
Obituaries 2020
01.20.2022	Obituaries
Robert E. 'Swede' Boergesson
Robert E. "Swede" Boergesson died of heart failure on Jan. 16, 2022. He was 83 years old.
Joan A. Flanagan
Joan A. Flanagan of Greenport and Southold, Long Island (formerly of Plandome, Long Island, and Wilton, Conn.) died on...
Carol Anne Loper
Carol Anne Loper of Jamesport died Sunday, Jan. 9, 2022. She was 83 years old.
Francis A. Kahn Jr.
Francis A. Kahn Jr., a Southold resident, died on Jan. 14, 2022.
Michael D. Dunn
Michael D. Dunn, fondly known as Mickey, passed away suddenly at the age of 70 at his home in...
Waddie M. Bolling Jr.
Waddie M. Bolling Jr. was born on May 29, 1941, to Waddie Bolling Sr. and Christine Maston. He was...


Maybe you already know, but if you don't: it's called a sugar scuttle. My mom and I found it at a thrift store for a mere $3. There's plenty on eBay for under $20.
It's pretty. It's old. It's interesting. My favorite qualities for things I buy.
It's meant to be used like this, to serve sugar in, and originally would have had a matching scoop.
Even in the guest bathroom, for guest soaps!
Keep your eye out at those thrift store for pretty finds! Here's another silver piece I got, a gravy boat traditionally, but I think it makes a great soap dish as well.
What fab ideas! Thanks for sharing!


It's that time of year when thoughts turn to that list of stuff we've craved throughout the year—for ourselves and for those we love (if they have good taste)!
For us—and we're guessing for you too—that wish list is always topped by music.
In this first installment we round up the most essential boxed sets, reissues and other historical collections of 2017. In part two we make our suggestions for the best new releases by classic rock artists. In part three we highlight the top new holiday music albums. And in part four, we recap the year's best music books.
The list is arranged alphabetically by artist (record label in parentheses)—no rankings here because they're all worthy. All of these are available on CD, many also on LP and digitally. Ordering links are in the capsule reviews and also at the bottom of the page. (U.K. readers can also click here.) Hope you find something you like! We sure did!
The 2-CD set dives into a fascinating and frenetic chapter in the Beach Boys' creative arc, exploring the band's dynamic year. Includes session recordings for the Wild Honey and Smiley Smile albums, plus live and previously unreleased studio material from the period.
Essential: The various Sgt. Pepper's Anniversary Edition packages, including a new stereo mix by Giles Martin and Sam Okell, expanded with early takes from the studio sessions, including no fewer than 34 previously unreleased recordings. Whether you opt for the 2-CD, the 2-LP vinyl or the Super Deluxe 6-disc box you'll be newly amazed by this classic. And coming Dec. 11 for Beatles completists: The Beatles Christmas Records Box, a limited-edition collection of 7-inch singles, pressed on colored vinyl, of the Fab Four's annual holiday messages sent to their fan club members from 1963-1969.
Previously unreleased tracks produced by Tom Wilson for Columbia Records during a period when the artist was veering from teen pop like "The Wanderer" and "A Teenager in Love" into a folk-rock-based style.
The expanded version of their self-titled 1967 debut LP includes a remastered version of the original stereo mix, the original mono mix and an LP version of the mono mix. The third disc features a live performance from the Matrix in San Francisco. The deluxe edition of the followup, Strange Days, includes the original stereo mix and the album's original mono mix. Also new, The Singles is a 2-CD compendium of all 20 U.S. singles by the band with their corresponding B-sides, plus four mono radio versions.
The latest entry in the ongoing series focuses on live recordings from Dylan's so-called "born again" period from 1979's Slow Train Coming through 1980's Saved and 1981's Shot of Love. The Deluxe Edition includes 100 previously unreleased live and studio recordings, 14 unreleased songs, a DVD of the Trouble No More documentary and a hardcover book.
The new 2-CD/1-Blu-ray Audio includes remastered sound, 10 previously unreleased live recordings, plus hi-res stereo and 5.1 mixes. Presented in an 11 x 11 hardbound book, the set also features rare and unseen photos from the era, a replica tour book, and an 11 x 22 poster. A 2-CD Expanded Edition and single CD are also available.
The Deluxe three CDs, DVD and LP, expand on the original with a selection of rare and unreleased recordings, newly remastered sound, plus several music videos. An Expanded Edition takes up two discs and there's also a single-disc reissue.
Before they were Creedence Clearwater Revival they were the Golliwogs. The package houses all of the band's singles A- and B-sides, plus several recordings that were never released.
It was a very bountiful year for Dead Heads, with the release of a four-hour documentary (and soundtrack album), the 6-CD collection of 1989 shows from Washington, D.C., an 11-disc boxed set of May 1977 shows and more. But if you're not interested in that level of commitment, the way to go is Cornell 5/8/77, a 3-CD set presenting what many consider the band's best show ever.
Housed in DVD-size packaging, the 30th anniversary Deluxe Edition extends previous editions with additional B-sides, rare mixes and bonus tracks over three CDs and a Blu-ray disc. In addition, it features the album mixed in Dolby Atmos. The album had four Top 10 Hot 100 singles: "Need You Tonight" (#1), "Devil Inside" (#2), "New Sensation" (#3) and "Never Tear Us Apart" (#7).
The 1977 album is expanded with the original album remixed in stereo by Steven Wilson, unreleased tracks and alternate versions, unseen footage from the live concert (with performances of "Thick as a Brick," "Cross-Eyed Mary," "Aqualung" and "Locomotive Breath") at the Capital Centre in Landover, Md., and more.
Available in single, double and 3-disc configurations (also LP and digital), the collection is intended to be the definitive roundup of the superstar's hits.
Includes the original 1977 album and the Ziggy Marley "restatement"; a 3-CD set (and digital equivalent) that includes the original Exodus, Exodus 40—The Movement Continues and Exodus Live.
In addition to audio and video content, exclusive features of the Deluxe Edition include a 32-page notebook of Paul's handwritten lyrics and notes, a catalog for Linda McCartney's 1989 Flowers in the Dirt photo exhibition, a 64-page photo book featuring the music videos for "This One" and a custom-created 112-page book.
Available in 1-CD, 2-CD and vinyl editions, it features every one of the band's hits, plus live tracks and eight previously unreleased recordings from the studio and the stage.
The 3-disc version of the group's second album is available only at the Monkees store and includes a whoppings 55 previously unreleased tracks, including newly discovered concert recordings from 1967 that are the Monkees' earliest-known live tracks.
The 2-CD/DVD and digital versions feature the album's newly restored original 1967 stereo mix, which makes its CD debut here.
The 2-disc, 39-track set begins with "Buy For Me the Rain," their first track from their 1967 self-titled debut, and culminates with "The Resurrection" from their most recent studio release, 2009's Speed of Life.
The most comprehensive collection of early Elvis recordings ever assembled, with many tracks becoming available for the first time. Includes every known Presley Sun Records master and outtake, plus the Memphis Recording Service acetates.
The 3-CD/vinyl/DVD set includes the original album–that yielded the twin hits "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions"–plus two CDs of outtakes and rarities, one of which is a newly created "alternative" version of the whole album, Raw Sessions.
The 3-CD/1-LP release contains two different mixes of the album: a remastered version of the original and a new 40th Anniversary Tracking Mix by original Rocket to Russia engineer/mixer Ed Stasium. The collection includes a number of unreleased studio recordings, plus a previously unissued recording of the band's 1977 concert in Glasgow, Scotland.
The new edition of the band's 1967 psychedelic experiment contains a 180 gram vinyl of Satanic… in stereo, another 180 gram vinyl record in mono, and two hybrid Super Audio CDs (one in stereo and one in mono). On Air features music from the band's formative years of 1963-65, including eight songs the band has never recorded or released commercially, originally broadcast on U.K. BBC shows.
Released in limited numbers in 2012, this set is widely considered to be the definitive Pistols collection. This new edition still boasts three CDs, which include the original studio album with 1977 B-sides, a disc of outtakes and one disc of 1977 live material. The set also includes a DVD featuring 1977 footage of the band playing live.
The 40th anniversary of the mega-selling soundtrack is re-released in expanded commemorative configurations including a super deluxe boxed set that pairs the remastered album and remixes with the film's 4K-restored 40th Anniversary director's cut.
In 1972, Columbia Records and Warner Bros. Records each released separate "Tribute to Woody Guthrie" albums. For the first time all of the music is together in one place. The boxed set has one 33-track disc of the 1968 Carnegie Hall event, while discs two and three contain 45 tracks from the 1970 Hollywood Bowl tribute.
The collection covers more than 30 years of music with selections from nine of Wilson's solo albums on a single CD, a 2-LP set and digitally.
It's not technically a reissue because the music was never before released. It's a studio album cut in 1976 that got shelved and forgotten. The album was recorded in a single session and contains some of Young's well known songs plus two previously unreleased tracks.
The album was recorded in 1967 at Abbey Road Studios but not released until 1968, by which time the British Invasion band had already broken up. The new edition includes the full album plus seven bonus tracks.


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