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After the Aggies' Gator Bowl stunt, don't talk to me about the '12th Man' ever again
Jimbo Fisher says Texas A&M lacks "scholarship players" now? That ignores history. | Opinion
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COVID Gave Texas A&M a Reason to Skip a Bowl the Aggies Didn't Want to Play
Don't overlook the role of injuries, NFL draft opt-outs, and players leaving via transfer in the decision to withdraw from the Gator Bowl.
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Texas A&M won't play in Gator Bowl due to COVID-19 issues
No. 23 Texas A&M won't play in the Gator Bowl against No. 20 Wake Forest because of COVID-19 issues and season-ending injuries.
Amid signing day chaos, SEC powers grab top recruits
Texas A&M holds the lead in the race for the national recruiting title in college football.
IMG 5-star safety Kamari Wilson: 'My decision might shock the world'
Wilson, ranked No. 4 on the USA Today Florida Network's top 100, wrote a first-person story to preview his college decision.
AP source: Napier gets 7-year, $51.8M contract at Florida
A person familiar with negotiations says new Florida coach Billy Napier agreed to a seven-year, $51.8 million contract that makes him the fifth-highest-paid coach in the Southeastern Conference.
USC hires coach Lincoln Riley away from Oklahoma
Southern California has hired Oklahoma's Lincoln Riley to be its next coach in a stunning and rare move of one traditional college football powerhouse swiping the another's highly accomplished head coach.
Jenkins' late TD lifts LSU past No. 14 Texas A&M, 27-24
Max Johnson hit Jaray Jenkins with a 28-yard scoring pass down the right sideline with 20 seconds left, and LSU knocked off No. 14 Texas A&M 27-24.
AP Top 25 Podcast: Who will fill all these coaching jobs?
Florida was added to the lengthy list of schools looking for a head football coach that already includes LSU and USC.
Monday huddle: How much will Jimbo Fisher-to-LSU speculation ramp up with Texas A&M's game in Baton Rouge?
It's well-documented that Jimbo Fisher is friends with LSU athletic director Scott Woodward, who hired Fisher at Texas A&M in the first place when Woodward was the athletic director there.
No. 12 Ole Miss beats No. 11 Texas A&M 29-19 with defense
SEC leaders Georgia, Alabama gearing up for final challenges
Top-ranked Georgia and No. 3 Alabama appear headed for a showdown in the Southeastern Conference championship game.
Clemons' scoop-and-score seals Texas A&M's win over Auburn
Micheal Clemons scored the game's only touchdown on a 24-yard fumble return early in the fourth quarter, and No. 13 Texas A&M beat No. 12 Auburn 20-3.
Texas College Roundup: UTSA stays unbeaten; Texas A&M rolls
Baylor upended ranked BYU, UTSA stayed unbeaten with a shutout of Rice and Texas A&M toppled Missouri on Saturday.
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Monday huddle: Looking back on the night in College Station that shook the college football world
So, by a show of hands, how many expected Texas A&M to be celebrating a win over No. 1 Alabama after losing to unranked Mississippi State the week prior?
Texas A&M beats No. 1 Alabama 41-38 on last-play field goal
Seth Small made a 28-yard field goal as time expired and Texas A&M stunned top-ranked Alabama 41-38 to end the Crimson Tide's winning streak at 19 games.
Rogers leads Mississippi State to 26-22 win over No. 15 A&M
Will Rogers threw for 408 yards and three touchdowns and Nathan Pickering sacked Zach Calzada in the end zone late for a safety to lead Mississippi State to a 26-22 win over No. 15 Texas A&M Saturday night.
Losing to Arkansas Was Texas A&M's Reality Check
The Aggies had dreams of an undefeated season and a trip to the College Football Playoff, but life in the SEC ain't all peaches and cream.
AP Top 25 Takeaways: Clemson falls during frenetic afternoon
For about 45 minutes late Saturday afternoon, college football was on overload.
Calzada throws 3 TDs as No. 7 A&M routs New Mexico 34-0
Zach Calzada threw for 275 yards and three touchdowns in his first career start to power No. 7 Texas A&M in a 34-0 rout of New Mexico.
Coach Jimbo Fisher certainly wasn't congratulating his team for a job well done after the seventh-ranked Texas A&M Aggies blanked New Mexico 34-0 Saturday. "We're playing very average," Fisher said. "We've got to get better in all aspects and we've got to grow up across the board in everything we do and play with much more consistency as a team and learn to play off each other."
QB King out for No. 7 A&M after surgery to repair broken leg
Texas A&M quarterback Haynes King is out indefinitely after having surgery to repair his broken right leg.
Texas A&M quarterback Haynes King is out indefinitely after having surgery to repair his broken right leg, suffered early in the seventh-ranked Aggies' 10-7 win at Colorado over the weekend. Coach Jimbo Fisher said Monday that King's surgery to repair a broken tibia went well but that there is no timeline for his return. "When you're healed, you're healed," Fisher said.
No. 5 Texas A&M escapes with 10-7 win over Colorado
Backup quarterback Zach Calzada overcame a slow start to lead the fifth-ranked Texas A&M Aggies past the Colorado Buffaloes 10-7.
O'Neal has 2 interceptions, No. 6 Texas A&M routs Kent State
Leon O'Neal Jr. had two interceptions, returning the second one 85 yards for a touchdown, and Devon Achane added two scores to help No. 6 Texas A&M pull away in the third quarter and cruise to a 41-10 win over Kent State Saturday night.
O'Neal has 2 interceptions, No. 6 Texas A&M routs Kent State
After slogging through an uninspired first half, Texas A&M needed a spark to get going. The Aggies found it in Leon O'Neal Jr., whose 85-yard interception return for a touchdown helped sixth-ranked Texas A&M pull away in 41-10 win over Kent State on Saturday night. "He's an Energizer Bunny," coach Jimbo Fisher said.
Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher Is Worth Every Penny of His Contract Extension
The coach has overseen the rise of Aggies football into a national powerhouse, and the rest of the university stands to benefit.
AP Top 25 Podcast: Preseason poll review; SEC preview
The preseason AP Top 25 college football is out and Alabama will pick up where it left off as No. 1 in the country.
Hullabaloo, Caneck! Caneck! The Year of the Aggies Is Upon Us
With a top-six preseason ranking and a spot in the conference UT wants to join, Texas A&M is the state's dominant college football program.
AP Top 25: Quick look at rankings from Alabama to Arizona St
The Associated Press preseason college football poll has been released and Alabama is No. 1.
Chasing Tide: Alabama is No. 1 in preseason AP Top 25 again
Alabama is No. 1 in The Associated Press Top 25 preseason college football poll for fourth time in the past six seasons.
Bobby Bowden remembered for faith, family and football
Bobby Bowden may have been known across the country for winning two national championships at Florida State, but the coach was eulogized Saturday as a man with three guiding principles: faith, family and football.
Aggies look to take next step in Fisher's fourth season
Coach Jimbo Fisher enters the fourth season of his massive $75 million contract at Texas A&M having elevated the Aggies to among the top programs in the country.
Texas A&M defensive star DeMarvin Leal tackles SEC Media Days
Looking sharp from head to toe, Texas A&M defensive end DeMarvin Leal spoke with the media at 2021 SEC Media Days.
AP source: Texas, Oklahoma talk to SEC about joining league
Texas and Oklahoma have had discussions with the Southeastern Conference about leaving the Big 12 and joining the powerhouse league.
Texas and Oklahoma have had discussions with the Southeastern Conference about leaving the Big 12.
Longhorns' Sarkisian, Aggies' Fisher attend annual THSCA convention in San Antonio
Two of Texas' top collegiate football coaches -- Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian and Aggies head coach Jimbo Fisher -- were in San Antonio on Sunday addressing 15,000 coaches attending the annual Texas High School Coaches Association convention.
'We're here to win': Head coach Jimbo Fisher breaks down Aggies' 2020 season, DeMarvin Leal, future expectations
After posting his best season at the helm of the Aggies football program, Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher sits down with KSAT's Greg Simmons to discuss the self-described toughest season of his coaching career, Judson alumnus and defensive lineman DeMarvin Leal's growth, and his expectations for the future of the team as they prepare for the 2021 season.
Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher on Nick Saban, Alabama: 'We're going to beat' him
Texas A&M football coach Jimbo Fisher jabbed Alabama coach Nick Saban on Wednesday, claiming the Aggies would defeat Saban's Crimson Tide in 2021.
New Texas Longhorns coach Sarkisian defends 'The Eyes of Texas'
(AP Photo/Vasha Hunt, File)AUSTIN, Texas – Fresh off a national title with Alabama, Steve Sarkisian plans big changes to Texas' football program. Sarkisian said that while discussion about "The Eyes of Texas "and other issues are welcome, "'The Eyes of Texas' is our school song. We support that song."Sarkisian spoke as the Longhorns coach for the first time a day after helping Alabama win its sixth national championship in 12 seasons. Texas, without a conference championship since 2009, is itching to see if Sarkisian can produce similar results in Austin. Asked about scheduling A&M again, Sarkisian said "I would love to play that game."Sarkisian is Texas' fourth head coach since 2009.
Texas A&M runs past North Carolina in Orange Bowl, 41-27
Texas A&M head coach Jumbo Fisher raises his hands during the trophy presentation at the Orange Bowl NCAA college football game, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021, in Miami Gardens, Fla. Texas A&M defeated North Carolina 41-27. 14 North Carolina 41-27 on Saturday night — capping a winless bowl season for the Atlantic Coast Conference. North Carolina: The Tar Heels gave up 24 points in the fourth quarter, after allowing just 17 points in the first 45 minutes. North Carolina still could finish ranked for only the fourth time in the last 27 seasons. North Carolina: An ACC opponent likely awaits in Week 1 next season.
Gordon scores with 0.9 left; Texas A&M beats Auburn 68-66
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Andre Gordon scored 10 points including the game-winner with 0.9 seconds left as Texas A&M held off Auburn 68-66 on Saturday. Gordon drove the lane, pivoted and faked a shot before scoring off the glass. Emanuel Miller had 16 points and five rebounds for Texas A&M (6-2, 1-1 Southeastern Conference), which bounced back from a 77-54 loss at LSU on Tuesday. Miller leads the Aggies in scoring and rebounds, and his 9.2 rebounds is first in the SEC. Auburn (6-4, 0-2) cut a nine-point deficit with 5:34 left and tied it 66-all with 14 seconds remaining.
Texas A&M, North Carolina look forward, await Orange Bowl
13 CFP) in the 87th edition of the Orange Bowl. "I always say this: The Orange Bowl is as good as it gets," Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher said Friday. Thing is, neither of those running backs — Michael Carter and Javonte Williams — chose to play in the Orange Bowl. "That's 4,000 yards worth of offense and our leading tackler on defense and two captains," North Carolina coach Mack Brown said. With them gone, it means even more pressure will be on North Carolina quarterback Sam Howell.
Snubbed by committee, Texas A&M will face UNC in Orange Bowl
An Orange Bowl spot against North Carolina will be its consolation prize. It will be North Carolina's first time in the Orange Bowl, and the first meeting between the schools. This will be just the seventh January bowl game for North Carolina. BOWL WINNERSThe Orange Bowl coaches certainly know how to end seasons with victories. WELCOME BACKFor Fisher, it's a return to a stadium where he's gone 6-0 — including a pair of Orange Bowl victories.
CFP: Alabama-Notre Dame, Clemson-Ohio St as Aggies left out
Notre Dame was picked Sunday over Texas A&M for the final spot, ending what little drama there had been. Alabama, Notre Dame, Clemson and Ohio State have also held the first four spots in the AP Top 25 since Oct. 25. The Atlantic Coast Conference is the second league to have two teams in the playoff, joining the SEC in 2017. After sitting second in the CFP rankings for a month, Notre Dame was blown out 34-10 by Clemson in the ACC championship. Barta said the disparate number of games played by contenders — along with far fewer cross-conference games than usual —- was a challenge for the committee all season.
No. 5 Texas A&M makes last CFP case in 34-13 win over Vols
5 Texas A&M to close its case for a spot in the College Football Playoff with a 34-13 victory over Tennessee. 5 CFP) finished their regular season and hoped for an upset or two within the CFP's top four. Texas A&M's advantage went to 17-7 when the Aggies turned a Bailey fumble into a 23-yard field goal by Seth Small. Tennessee: After the second game of the season, the Vols were tied with Notre Dame for the longest winning streak among FBS teams. A victory over winless Vanderbilt ended the skid, but the loss to Texas A&M ended the regular season on a sour note.
Mond, No. 5 Texas A&M finish strong in 31-20 win over Auburn
Kellen Mond passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third and the fifth-ranked Aggies scored 17 points in the fourth quarter of a come-from-behind 31-20 victory over Auburn on Saturday. Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher wasn't interested in speculating on how the win might affect his team's playoff chances. He completed 18 of 23 for 196 yards, highlighted by two TDs to Jalen Wydermyer, and ran for 60 yards. The Aggies ran for a season-high 313 yards and held a 16-minute advantage in time of possession. Auburn: Was outgained 168-21 in the fourth quarter.
No. 5 Aggies visit Auburn hoping to keep playoff hopes alive
But Auburn has won the past three meetings and the last two have come by a total of 12 points. "More like pro football than any league in college football. That "we belong with the big dogs, and not just in the SEC but all of college football. But Auburn is the only team in the Aggies' closing stretch that has a winning record, with Tennessee and Mississippi set to visit College Station in the coming weeks. "That's something we love to do."___More AP college football: https://apnews.com/Collegefootball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
Miami has 3 games PPD by virus; A&M on pause for 2nd week
So we can complain about this and this and that but, listen, we're still getting to play football," Fisher said. Last week, 15 FBS games were called off because of COVID-19, the most yet this season. Major college football conferences have been tweaking policies to provide their schools flexibility to schedule games on short notice. That probably won't work for LSU-Alabama, which was among four SEC games postponed last week. __Follow Ralph D. Russo at https://twitter.com/ralphDrussoAP and listen at https://westwoodonepodcasts.com/pods/ap-top-25-college-football-podcast/___More AP college football: https://apnews.com/Collegefootball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
The number of games across major college football scheduled for this weekend that have already been called off is up to six, after three went down Monday, including Mississippi at No. So we can complain about this and this and that but, listen, we're still getting to play football," Fisher said. Major college football conferences have been tweaking policies to provide their schools flexibility to schedule games on short notice. That probably won't work for LSU-Alabama, which was among four SEC games postponed last week. __Follow Ralph D. Russo at https://twitter.com/ralphDrussoAP and listen at https://westwoodonepodcasts.com/pods/ap-top-25-college-football-podcast/___More AP college football: https://apnews.com/Collegefootball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25
Virus postponements hit SEC, Big Ten; 8 games across FBS
Among the three SEC games still on for this Saturday, Arkansas will visit No. Orgeron said he expects most of his players in quarantine due to contact tracing back next week. Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher said his team only had two positive cases as of Wednesday afternoon, but contact tracing had taken a toll. "Candidly, the numbers around contact tracing have emerged as one of our biggest challenges to playing. "The contact tracing has the potential to magnify even one positive test," Sankey said.
No. 5 Texas A&M pauses after 2 positive virus tests
5 Texas A&M paused in-person activities on Monday after a player and a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from a win at South Carolina. Coach Jimbo Fisher said the Aggies (5-1) would not do anything on campus Monday and would instead conduct all work through Zoom sessions. He said the team was undergoing additional testing and contact tracing on Monday to see if the coronavirus had spread. "We're doing everything from a safety issue with our players and our staff to keep them as safe as possible."Fisher said he hoped his team could return to campus on Tuesday. He was also confident on Monday that his team would be able to play on Saturday at Tennessee (2-4), but said he wouldn't know for sure until they had completed testing and contact tracing.
The conference on Monday postponed Saturday's game between No. 20 Auburn and Mississippi State because of positive COVID-19 cases and quarantining within the Bulldogs' program. 5 Texas A&M paused in-person activities after a player and a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from a win at South Carolina. LSU is battling an outbreak that could put Saturday's game against No. ___More AP college football: https://apnews.com/Collegefootball and https://twitter.com/AP_Top25.
The Latest: Tom Izzo tests positive for COVID-19
(AP Photo/Michael Woods)The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:___Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo has tested positive for COVID-19. 20 Auburn and Mississippi State because of positive COVID-19 and quarantining within the Bulldogs' program that the school says left the team below the minimum threshold of 53 available scholarship athletes. 5 Texas A&M paused in-person activities on Monday after a player and a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 after the team returned from its weekend trip to South Carolina. ___Arkansas football coach Sam Pittman has tested positive for COVID-19 and could miss the Razorbacks' game at No. Pittman was tested Sunday as part of the team's regular protocol and learned Monday that his test came back positive.
No. 7 Texas A&M, Kellen Mond throttle South Carolina 48-3
Kellen Mond threw four touchdown passes to become the school's career leader, Isaiah Spiller ran for 131 yards and the Aggies routed South Carolina 48-3 on Saturday night. Learning to win each play and, in turn, the bigger picture is coming together."Especially when Mond, Spiller and the Aggies defense play like this. South Carolina has surrendered 1,071 yards and 100 points in losses to LSU and the Aggies its past two games. The offense gave Mond a safe, clean pocket to work from while the defense limited South Carolina to 50 yards rushing. "It was very tough going early, just kept pounding, pounding, pounding, and pounding.
Mond sets school record, leads No. 8 Texas A&M to 42-31 win over Arkansas
"An SEC win is always going to be a big win for us but we're never going to be satisfied," he said. Reed made a 34-yard field goal in the third quarter to cut the Aggies' lead to 28-17 after missing two longer tries in the first half. Mond's second TD pass was on a 6-yard reception by Wydermyer, which extended the lead to 21-7 about seven minutes before halftime. Tyson Morris got the Razorbacks within seven with a 1-yard touchdown catch later in the second quarter. The last time Mond was sacked was in the second quarter of the team's season-opener against Vanderbilt.
No. 8 Texas A&M looks for 9th straight victory over Arkansas
Arkansas has won two Southeastern Conference games this season after going winless in the league the past two years. The Aggies have won eight straight meetings in the series with the last victory by Arkansas coming in 2011. Johnny Football led the Aggies to a 45-33 victory in 2013. Mond is already Texas A&M's leader in career yards passing (8,363), completions (693) and attempts (1,191). Pittman has been impressed with Mond's development this season and raved about his work behind Texas A&M's experienced offensive line.
No. 11 Texas A&M beats Mississippi State 28-14
11 Aggies beat Mississippi State 28-14 on Saturday. Mississippi State (1-3) had little offensive rhythm for the third straight game. Mississippi State had minus-2 yards rushing and just 217 yards of total offense. THE TAKEAWAYThe Aggies continue to put points on the board, scoring 28 or more points for the second straight week. Meanwhile, Leach's maiden voyage in Starkville continues to take on water in a second straight home loss.
Spiller helps No. 21 A&M top No. 4 Florida 41-38
"Now I want to see what do you follow up with?"Isaiah Spiller rushed for 174 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 21 Texas A&M beat fourth-ranked Florida 41-38 on Seth Small's 26-yard field goal as time expired Saturday. Spiller helped get the Aggies get into position for Small's decisive kick, sending A&M to its first win over a top-five team since a 41-38 victory over No. Florida led 28-24 early in the fourth when Spiller struck again, running 19 yards for a touchdown on a fourth-and-2 play. Spiller bounced off several defenders before waltzing into the end zone and then hitting the Florida fan section with a Gator chomp.
Lone Star Sadness: Horns, Aggies form Axis of Underachievers
At the top of USA Today's most recent revenue rankings for college athletic departments are Texas and Texas A&M. The Longhorns and Aggies seemingly have it all, revenue, resources and location. Texas and Texas A&M have everything you need to put out national championship-level football program. The Aggies and Longhorns refuse to play each other, but combine to form an Axis of Underachievers in the Lone Star State. For now, though, Texas and Texas A&M continue to prove the old adage that money can't buy happiness.
Jones throws deep, No. 2 Alabama tops No. 13 Texas A&M 52-24
Briefly threatened early, Jones and the Crimson Tide (2-0) flexed their considerable big-play muscle in the passing game to put away the Aggies (1-1). "Our guys stayed the course and kept competing in the game," Alabama coach Nick Saban said. "We won, so it's a good game," Jones said, when asked if it was his best performance. Smith, a converted receiver, emerged as another needed threat in the passing game. Alabama: Any questions about production of the Tide's passing game after Tua Tagovailoa, Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs III have been answered.
Florida State fires head football coach after less than two seasons
TALLAHASSEE, Florida (CNN) - Florida State University fired head football coach Willie Taggart on Sunday, one day after the struggling Seminoles lost 27-10 to its in-state rival, the University of Miami. "I spoke to Coach Taggart this afternoon to let him know of our decision," said Florida State athletics director David Coburn. He was head coach there from 2010-2012 after serving as an assistant from 1999-2006. Florida State had only two full-time coaches from 1976 to 2017 -- Fisher from 2010 to 2019, and legendary coach Bobby Bowden, who served 37 years as head coach. Defensive line coach Odell Haggins, a 26-year veteran of the FSU coaching staff, will serve as the interim head coach for the rest of 2019.
Spiller runs for 217 yards, 3 TDs as Aggies beat UTSA 45-14
Spiller set season highs with 217 yards rushing and three touchdowns to lead the Aggies to their third straight victory and make them bowl eligible for the 11th straight season. The Aggies (6-3) were up by 14 when a 50-yard touchdown run by Spiller made it 28-7 early in the third quarter. Narcisse put UTSA (3-5) on top in the first with a 2-yard touchdown run that made it 7-0. The Aggies tied it when Spiller ran 60 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the next possession. Cordarrian Richardson put Texas A&M on top 14-7 later in the first quarter with a 19-yard touchdown run.
Fast start not enough as No. 24 Texas A&M falls to No. 1 Alabama
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - For the second time this season, Texas A&M squared off against the top-ranked team in the nation. 1 Alabama found their stride late in the first quarter and dominated the 24th-ranked Aggies at Kyle Field, 47-28. The loss sends Texas A&M back to .500 with a 3-3 overall record at the halfway point of the season. Despite five sacks and looking a little hobbled after the game, Mond was the A&Ms leading rusher, finishing with 16 carries for 90 yards. He was given great field position by the Alabama special teams, which produced 128 yards on punt returns.
Tagovailoa, No. 1 Tide roll past No. 24 Texas A&M 47-28
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Alabama is back on top and Tua Tagovailoa and the Tide look to stay there for a while. 1 Alabama's offense kept rolling along behind his powerful left arm with a 47-28 victory over No. Tagovailoa threw his first interception of the season but his first touchdown of the game made him Alabama's career passing touchdowns leader, passing A.J. He shrugged off the school record to focus on the importance of getting a win in Alabama's first game as No. Alabama's scoring drives started on average at the Texas A&M 48.
MONDAY HUDDLE: Texas A&M offense slow to get going again
Head coach Jimbo Fisher of the Texas A&M Aggies argues with officials during the first quarter against the Auburn Tigers. Too little, too late for Texas A&M offense againFor the second time this season against a top-10 opponent, the Texas A&M offense didnt score its first touchdown of the game until the fourth quarter. A lethargic first three quarters on offense once again doomed the Aggies, whose fourth quarter uprising came way too late. Texas State gets first win in thrilling fashionGeorgia State made a name for itself in the opening week of the season when it won at Tennessee, but it was a different story against Texas State. Josh Rowland was the hero, kicking a 35-yard field goal to lift Texas State to the upset in the Sun Belt Conference opener for both.
Mond accounts for 4 TDs at No. 12 A&M routs Texas St. 41-7
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) - With Texas A&M's date against No. Kellen Mond threw three touchdown passes and ran for another score in just more than three quarters, and Texas A&M had four interceptions in the 41-7 rout. Myles Jones had two of Texas A&M's four interceptions, and the Aggies had three sacks and nine tackles for losses. Vitt was 9 of 15 for 51 yards and Jensen had 160 yards passing and a fourth-quarter touchdown pass. Mond showed off his scrambling skills in the second quarter on a 5-yard touchdown run where he stiff-armed a defender.
Texas college football kicks off with in-state showdown featuring two SA quarterbacks
The Texas college football season officially kicks off Thursday night with an in-state showdown between Texas A&M and Texas State. 12 in the country in the Associated Press poll, and enter the season with Southeastern Conference and College Football Playoff hopes. Jimbo Fisher enters his second season in College Station after a 9-4 campaign and Gator Bowl championship. On the other sideline will be Texas State head coach Jake Spavital, who enters his first season in San Marcos. Texas Tech vs. Montana State on Saturday in Lubbock.
Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher embraces difficult schedule
HOOVER, Ala. (AP) - Texas A&M's schedule looks pretty brutal this season. Coach Jimbo Fisher can't wait to get it started. According to Fisher, he expects to be right there with them by the end of the season. We want to take care of our own," Fisher said on Tuesday at SEC media days. The Aggies play Clemson, Alabama and Georgia this year and all three of those programs will likely be among the preseason top five.


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Notes: In 1900 there were 100 members; in 1925, 165; in 1950, 290; in 1965, 298; in 1975, 269; in 1985, 292; in 1995, 321; in 2000, 314. The congregation has been affiliated with the Mennonite Conference of Ontario and Quebec (1851-1988), the Mennonite Church (1898-), the Mennonite Conference of Eastern Canada (1988-) and Mennonite Church Canada (1995-). The language of worship is English; the transition from German occurred in the first decade of 21-Nov-2005 The congregation began services in 1837, and formally organized in 1851. The first building was occupied in 1851, with subsequent building programs in 1902, 1950 and 1980. David Eby is considered the founding leader of the group. The congregation originated through immigration from Pennsylvania. The early settlers included David Eby, Jonas Bingeman and Samuel Schantz.
Pastoral Leaders who served the David Eby/Erb St. Mennonite congregation, have included: Jacob M. Oberholtzer (1840-1879), Elias Schneider (1874-1889), Jonas Snider (1892, Bishop, 1895-1944), Noah Hunsberger (1900-1920, 1923-1929), Newton S. Weber (1921-1923), Jesse B. Martin (1929, Bishop 1947-1964), Milton Schwartzentruber (1964-1970), Galen Johns (1970-1976), (Doug Snyder, Interim, 1977), Wilmer Martin (1977-1991), Richard Yordy (Interim, 1992/1993), Renee Sauder (1993-2003), Allan Rudy-Froese (
Two long-serving deacons were Noah Weber (1908-1948) and Clare Shantz (1948-1980-).
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Tesma is a genus of moths in the subfamily Arctiinae.

Species
 Tesma fractifascia Hampson, 1918
 Tesma nigrapex Strand, 1912

References

Natural History Museum Lepidoptera generic names catalog

Lithosiini
Moth genera

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New Town Animals were a Canadian punk rock band based in Vancouver, British Columbia, best known for their 2001 single "Three Steps Backward".

History
The New Town Animals formed in Vancouver in 1998; band members at the time were Nick "Newtown" Wright on vocals, Jeff "Pop" McCloy and Alex Angel on guitar, Steve "Kicks" Poulin on bass and Chuck Renaud on drums. Signed to Mint Records, They released their debut 7" single in 2000 before following up with the full-length album Is Your Radio Active? in 2001. Shortly after the album's release, Renaud left the band and was replaced by Bryce Dunn of The Smugglers.

The band toured across Canada with labelmates Operation Makeout to support the album; in March 2002, they performed at Canadian Music Week on a bill that included Royal City, Stars, Constantines and Buck 65; the show was broadcast live by CBC Radio 2's RadioSonic. Tracks from the album received substantial radio play on campus and community radio, and "Three Steps Backward" entered rotation on MuchMusic.

The band broke up before releasing another album. Poulin went on to play with The Briefs, McCloy and Dunn joined the Tranzmitors, and Wright later formed the new band The Split-Ups. A 2001 recording of the band performing "Three Steps Backward" on CBC Radio 3 was released on the compilation album Mint Records Presents the CBC Radio 3 Sessions.

References

Canadian punk rock groups
Musical groups from Vancouver
Musical groups established in 1998
Musical groups disestablished in 2004
Mint Records artists


Uploader comment: I took a photo of my son playing in his toy box, when I looked at the photo this is what I saw. I had areading done on the photo and turns out my toddler has two Guardians watching over him. I always wondered who he was talking to when looking at ceiling.
Hi, I was wondering if I can use this photo in my paranormal newsletter that I put out? If so, can I use the story to go with it - perhaps you have more to add. My readers would love to see it.
your toddler moved when you took the photo, that is all. if he does have guardians, which is possible, this isn't a picture of them.


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1974 Buffalo Bills Schedule & Results
1974 Buffalo Bills schedule and results. All games played on Sundays unless otherwise noted.
1974 AFC Divisional Playoff Game
Buffalo (9-5) 7 0 7 0 14
Pittsburgh (10-3-1) 3 26 0 3 32
J. Ferguson (BUF), 26-11-164, 0 INT, 2 TD
T. Bradshaw (PIT), 19-12-203, 0 INT, 1 TD
O. Simpson (BUF), 15-49
F. Harris (PIT), 24-74, 3 TD
J. Hill (BUF), 4-59
R. Bleier (PIT), 3-54, 1 TD
Oakland (0-1) 0 3 7 10 20
Buffalo (1-0) 0 7 0 14 21
K. Stabler (OAK), 22-9-122, 1 INT, 0 TD
C. Smith (OAK), 14-64
C. Branch (OAK), 4-60
A. Rashad (BUF), 5-68, 2 TD
Miami (1-1) 0 7 7 10 24
B. Griese (MIA), 13-10-84, 2 INT, 2 TD
M. Morris (MIA), 13-88, 1 TD
P. Warfield (MIA), 5-52
J. Braxton (BUF), 7-67
NY Jets (1-2) 0 6 6 0 12
J. Namath (NYJ), 18-2-33, 3 INT, 0 TD
J. Ferguson (BUF), 2-0-0, 0 INT, 0 TD
E. Boozer (NYJ), 17-69
O. Simpson (BUF), 31-117
W. Brister (NYJ), 1-21
Green Bay (2-2) 0 0 0 7 7
J. Tagge (GB), 31-17-141, 2 INT, 0 TD
J. Braxton (BUF), 25-86, 3 TD
J. Brockington (GB), 14-56
M. Lane (GB), 5-30
Buffalo (4-1) 0 17 0 10 27
Baltimore (0-5) 0 7 7 0 14
B. Jones (BAL), 16-6-44, 1 INT, 0 TD
L. Mitchell (BAL), 20-81, 1 TD
J. Hill (BUF), 3-74, 1 TD
L. Mitchell (BAL), 3-13
New England (5-1) 7 7 7 7 28
Buffalo (5-1) 20 7 0 3 30
J. Plunkett (NE), 21-11-150, 1 INT, 1 TD
J. Ferguson (BUF), 12-8-153, 0 INT, 3 TD
S. Cunningham (NE), 11-125, 3 TD
O. Simpson (BUF), 32-122, 1 TD
R. Rucker (NE), 5-78, 1 TD
P. Seymour (BUF), 3-64, 2 TD
Chicago (3-4) 0 3 0 3 6
G. Huff (CHI), 36-16-204, 1 INT, 0 TD
C. Garrett (CHI), 15-70
C. Garrett (CHI), 6-58
Buffalo (7-1) 6 13 7 3 29
New England (6-2) 7 14 7 0 28
O. Simpson (BUF), 19-74, 1 TD
S. Cunningham (NE), 18-85, 1 TD
A. Rashad (BUF), 8-115, 1 TD
M. Herron (NE), 4-77, 2 TD
Houston (4-5) 14 0 7 0 21
Buffalo (7-2) 0 6 3 0 9
D. Pastorini (HOU), 10-6-59, 1 INT, 1 TD
V. Washington (HOU), 18-58, 1 TD
J. Braxton (BUF), 19-71
M. Alston (HOU), 2-28, 1 TD
B. Chandler (BUF), 5-62
Miami (8-2) 0 14 7 14 35
G. Marangi (BUF), 9-6-98, 1 INT, 2 TD
B. Griese (MIA), 18-11-237, 0 INT, 1 TD
D. Nottingham (MIA), 6-41, 2 TD
P. Warfield (MIA), 4-139, 1 TD
Cleveland (3-8) 0 3 0 7 10
M. Phipps (CLE), 19-10-102, 3 INT, 1 TD
K. Brown (CLE), 15-73
A. Rashad (BUF), 1-9
M. Morin (CLE), 4-46
Baltimore (2-10) 0 0 0 0 0
B. Jones (BAL), 27-11-170, 1 INT, 0 TD
J. Ferguson (BUF), 13-5-46, 0 INT, 0 TD
L. Mitchell (BAL), 11-30
A. Rashad (BUF), 2-18
NY Jets (6-7) 0 0 6 14 20
J. Namath (NYJ), 19-8-131, 0 INT, 2 TD
D. Calhoun (BUF), 18-71
H. Bjorklund (NYJ), 14-41
D. Calhoun (BUF), 2-10
J. Barkum (NYJ), 2-58, 1 TD
Los Angeles (10-4) 0 0 13 6 19
J. Harris (LA), 17-9-170, 0 INT, 1 TD
T. Baker (LA), 24-71
T. Baker (LA), 4-65
Summary, Standings, Scores, Statistics, Draft
1974 Buffalo Bills
Roster, Stats, Draft


After a very intensive 6 months training with Squared Online, a Google Elevator Course, and offered to those who were invited to the Google Elevator Programme, both Michael and Tracy have passed the course and both with very different tales to tell.
Let's start with Michael who not only passed the course, but also got top marks for the whitepaper his group wrote as a part of the course on Virtual reality within Education. This was not only a massive achievement for his team, who were lead in the main by Michael, but his team were offered the opportunity to submit the whitepaper to Google for publishing.
We are still awaiting the outcome but needless to say, this is a huge achievement and we at M3 Strategic Marketing are very proud of Michael.
Tracy on the other hand did well all round and recently received an email to say that she had not only passed, but had achieved a distinction. This puts Tracy in the top 10% and she has been recognised further still, when she received a second email and a phone call asking if she would attend and speak on a panel at Google St Giles this month.
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By HipHop Canada : There are some DJs that only play tunes so that they attract the attention of big record label executives. Others play tracks that are pre-selected for them by unseen forces behind the scenes. These DJs usually spin like they are puppets with strings attached to them that control every single one of their joints.
DJ Wikked, on the contrary, just doesn't give a damn! He takes risks with his choice of music, whether it be at a party or his radio show or simply on one of his many mix-CD's. He forces industry suits to follow the sounds of the streets talking. He makes the streets feel his real grimy mixes well after that party's shut down. He is definitely opening up shop, blowing up spots, glocking his turntables', ready to "Scartown Stick-up" all the haters!


It is always better to set out early towards your workplace. We are talking 8am early. Have a healthy breakfast, hop into your vehicle, and chances are that you can cruise all the way to office without having to wait your turn at the traffic signal. Leaving home early also means that in the evening you can leave office before the evening rush hour begins.
Commuting to your office in your new car in Bangalore might seem all sunshine and rainbows at first, but sooner or later the drive starts to get a bit irritating because car owners are the first ones to get stuck in a jam. One great solution to this could be an electric cycle. These things can be charged like your smartphone and pretty much work like a motorcycle minus the fuel tank and of course the maintenance cost. In case you reach an unending pileup, all you need to do is pick up the cycle, put it on the footpath, and make your way out of the jam and reach your destination on time. Most new electric cycles yield almost 30 kms on a single charge. If your daily commute is more than that, then you can always use some pedaling power to get back home. Reaching on time, plus the health benefits of cycling. Now, that's what you call a double whammy.
This one's the simplest of all. The maps app on your phone is a great way to understand the traffic patterns in real-time. Make it a habit of using it before stepping out. The app even suggests alternative routes in case something is wrong on your usual way to office. Try it, because for me personally it's nothing less than magic.
Now, this might come as a surprise to many. Traffic cops on any given day know more about the city's traffic than you. Stopping when instructed to, or not taking the left turn where there is a temporary barrier, are just some of the ways in which you can reach your destination on time. For car and bike owners alike, traffic policemen are here to help and we recommend you always follow the instructions they give on the road.


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Why we are losing our dreams
Too many of us have lost touch with our dreams. It's no exaggeration to state that our society is suffering a severe and protracted dream drought.
From the viewpoint of many spiritual traditions, this is a very serious condition. It's through dreams, say the Navajo, that humans keep in touch with the spirit realm. If you have lost your dreams, say the Iroquois, you've lost part of your soul. "It is an age-old fact," declared the great psychologist C.G.Jung in his last major essay, "that God speaks chiefly through dreams and visions."
There are three main reasons for the dream drought in many modern lives:
1. Bad habits.
The rhythms and routines of a typical urban life simply don't support dream recall. Too often, we are jolted awake by alarm clocks - or bed mates, or kids who need to get to school - and stumble out into the world, fueled with caffeine, to try to get through our rounds of deadlines and obligations. In many situations, we have nothing that supports and rewards the habit of taking time to collect our dreams. Most of us also lack a practice for creating a safe space where we can share our dreams, receive helpful feedback, and be supported in devising creative action to embody the guidance and energy of our dreams. If we don't do something with our dreams, we will not dream well.
2. Fear and regret.
We run away from our dreams because we think they might be telling us something we don't want to hear - about the dark side of ourselves, or trouble or illness ahead. We slam the door and say "it's only a dream." This is a poor strategy. Issues we leave unresolved in the night are likely to come round and bite us in the rear end in the everyday world.
Alternatively, we dream of something wonderful - of joy and delight with Mr or Ms Right, of a dream home, a dream job, a world of peace and beauty. But when we wake up we tell ourselves there's no one like Mr Right in our life, or we don't have the looks or the money or the ability to manifest what we enjoyed in our dreams. So we kiss off the dreams, telling ourselves they are "only" dreams. Again, this is a foolish reflex. If we can dream it, we may just be able to do it.
3. Artificial sleep cycles.
Very often our concept of a good night's sleep is at odds with our dreams. Many of us believe - supported by any number of sleep doctors and pharmaceutical companies - that we need to spend seven or eight hours each night in uninterrupted sleep. This idea would have amazed our ancestors. Before the advent of artificial lighting (gas and then electricity) most humans experienced "segmented sleep" divided into at least two distinct cycles, a "first sleep" and a "second sleep" as they used to be called in England.
Experiments by a team led by Dr Thomas Wehr for the National Institutes of Mental Health suggest that, deprived of artificial lighting, people revert to the ancient sleep plan, with an interval of several hours between the two sleeps.One of the most interesting findings of Wehr's research was that during this interval subjects typically register elevated levels of prolactin, a pituitary hormone that helps hens to brood peacefully on their eggs for prolonged periods, and assists humans to lay eggs of a different kind, but putting them into a benign altered state of consciousness not unlike meditation. Sleep historian A.Roger Ekirch says flatly, "Consolidated sleep, as we experience it today, is unnatural."
The French had a charming word for the liminal state between two sleeps: dorveille, which literally means wake-sleep. Among indigenous and early peoples, it's a time when you might stir and share dreams with whoever is available. It's a highly creative state, so much so that in my Secret History of Dreaming I have called it the "solution state", based on the many scientific discoveries, and other breakthoughs, have come in this zone. While we are primed or medicated to give ourselves just one longish sleep period,we are limiting our chances of recalling and sharing dreams, and depriving ourselves of easy access to the fertile field of hypnagogia - the images that come and the connections that are made - between sleep and waking.
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James Wilson said...
Hi Robert, when I've read your story about Freud in your book the Mysterious Realities it made me think of Freuds dream you wrote about in The secret history of dreaming. The Irma dream. And how he might have missed the important message about his health that was hidden in the dream. Because he over analyzed the dream.
After reading the story I wondered how it's possible that a messenger who can do something difficult as seeing and predicting a future, and is willing to warn Freud about this future, gives an unclear message to him. Which he couldn't understand. A messenger who can do something as difficult as seeing and predicting a future, should be able to perform a simple task as passing on this important message. Freuds live depended on it. (if the theory that the dream is about his health is right)
You remark: "it is possible that a single affected cell could trigger a dream ..... that was shaped into a dream by the production company in the brain." Made me think.
As well as Jungs remark: "To me, Jung wrote, dreams are a part of nature, which harbors no intention to deceive, but expresses something as best it can"
I thought if this were my dream, what if the body of Freud is the messenger and the production company (as you call it) of this dream? There is the theory that each human body is a world on it's own, with it's own consciousness and memory bank. A collective of 100,000 billion cells with it's own consciousness, comparable to that of an individual person, but by comparison, a very different being with it's own world of experiences and memories. Slowly built up in millions of years (from primate to human). With a lot of memories and experiences from those millions of years still present in the background.
When this consciousness wants to create a dream it has all the images of animals, objects, humans, landscapes etc from millions of years at it's disposal. (And also different perspectives from which to experience the world around itself. Because it evolved as different beings in these millions of years) All very different from the consciousness of the individual person that is "living" in this body. With the memory bank and world of experience of only a dozen years.
When I look at Freud's dream from the perspective of a conscious collective of cells who want to send an important message to Freud, some elements from the dream seem to make more sense.
- You wrote: "it is possible that a single affected cell could trigger a dream ..... that was shaped into a dream by the production company in the brain."
In the memory bank from the consciousness of his body there must be a lot of memories of when that collective of cells was damaged or attacked by substances from their environment. Toxic chemicals in the soil (from volcanic eruptions, forest fires etc), poisons from other animals or plants etc. And the memory which kind of damage it caused to them (where and how much) and how they repaired it (if the body survived the damage) Maybe after all the repeating experiences from million of years, the knowledge that his collective of cells possess is so extensive that it can predict in advance where the damage will occur and what it will look like, if Freud keeps exposing them to this poison in the years after the dream.
This would also mean that this Irma dream was, on that moment, not a clear vision from the future, but a dream that originated from past experiences.
- In Freud's dream the person who had shown the signs which could refer to the cancerous growth he developed years later, was a woman and a widow. Instead of Freud himself. If the consciousness of his body would have shown Freud himself, the chance he would understand the dream would be much bigger.
This could mean that this consciousness does not recognizes itself as the person Freud, but only as itself. And doesn't understand it has to show Freud.
In the memory bank from this consciousness there could be the repeating experiences (and growing awareness) that generation after generation it always meets (at least since it developed into a human) a consciousness of an individual person. And the repeating experiences of marriage between two people must be present as well.
Maybe his body wanted to say to Freud: you're other half is getting sick. Recognizing itself as the other half in the existing relationship / marriage; consciousness of the individual Freud & the consciousness of the body. (two "souls" in one body)
It could have shown itself as Freuds wife as well to give this message, but maybe it also wanted to show itself as a widow. Knowing the end of the relationship would come of Freud kept exposing it to the poison.
-As you have mentioned in your book, the pseudonym Freud chose has a meaning. Irma is a Germanic girl's name derived from the name Irmgard. Irmgard is a combination of the Germanic words Irm: everything included (universal), great, wonderful, mighty. And Gard: defined / fenced space, court, house, branch, sprout (of a plant), rod.
Germanic peoples lived in Europe from 2,000 years ago. Who knows how old the name Irma / Irmgard is and how long generations of Freud's ancestors have heard this name (and it's meaning). (I don't know how long his ancestors lived in or outside Europe or outside Europe) If generation after generation has heard and used this name and it's meaning, it can be included in the memory bank of the consciousness of the collective of cells. While Freud thought about a pseudonym to use, this consciousness could have stimulated the process of making the name pop up in his mind. Because a consciousness of many cells recognizes itself in terms like; everything included (universal), defined space, court, house.
- Freud mentioned he believed he had this dream because Otto mentioned, the evening before the dream, to him that Irma was not quite well yet. Which upset him and made him get this dream.
The evening before the dream he was playing the card game Königrufen with Otto. Königrufen is a card game from the Tarock family. He was an experienced player of the game. Playing it weekly with a group of friends.
I'm not familiar with the game, so looked up the rules on the internet. Unlike many other card games, there are no fixed partners in Königrufen. The cards and the bid-for contract decide who plays with whom. When one of the players announces a King of his choice, the player who has the King of the chosen color in his hand becomes the player's partner. The other two players play as the opposing team. You will only know who your partner is after you have called the King.
I wonder if playing this game the whole evening could have influenced his dream that night, as the message from Otto did.
Freud starts his dream with: "Among them was Irma. I at once took her on one side, as though to answer her letter and to reproach her for not having accepted my 'solution' yet."
He answered her letter, could refer to the game as; Irma called the King (send the letter) and Freud answered the call (took her on one side)
In the game konigsrufen, the dynamics of playing with a partner return. Calling a partner. Trying to win the game with your partner. That may have stimulated the creator of the dream to want to portray itself in the role as partner in the dream. (woman and widow)
It also occurs to me that if the letter of Irma in the dream was meant to be seen as "calling the King", and the choice (of the consciousness of the body) for the name Irma was meant to portray itself as universal, a defined space, a court, a house, the creator of the dream suggests a relationship between King and kingdom. Which reminds me of the symbols from the unconscious according to Jung. (Child, Hero, wise old man ... ) Freud is portrayed in the dream as the hero (the king who will restore the well-being of his kingdom)
(maybe these ideas have been suggested before. I can't find the book by T Hersh you're referring to.)
James - the reference you are seeking is Thomas Hersh, "How Might We Explain the Parallels between Freud's 1895 Irma Dream and His 1924 Cancer?" an article in DREAMING (journal of the International Association for the Study of Dreams) 5 no.4 (December 1995) 267-287.This is in the bibliography and notes in The Secret History of Dreaming.
I look forward to studying your most interesting reflections on the Irma dream.
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package org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.namenode;

import java.io.File;

import org.apache.commons.cli.CommandLine;
import org.apache.commons.cli.CommandLineParser;
import org.apache.commons.cli.HelpFormatter;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Option;
import org.apache.commons.cli.Options;
import org.apache.commons.cli.ParseException;
import org.apache.commons.cli.PosixParser;
import org.apache.hadoop.classification.InterfaceAudience;
import org.apache.hadoop.classification.InterfaceStability;
import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.FileSystem;
import org.apache.hadoop.fs.Path;
import org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.common.blockaliasmap.BlockAliasMap;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.ReflectionUtils;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.Tool;
import org.apache.hadoop.util.ToolRunner;

/**
 * Create FSImage from an external namespace.
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@InterfaceAudience.Public
@InterfaceStability.Unstable
public class FileSystemImage implements Tool {

  private Configuration conf;

  @Override
  public Configuration getConf() {
    return conf;
  }

  @Override
  public void setConf(Configuration conf) {
    this.conf = conf;
    // require absolute URI to write anywhere but local
    FileSystem.setDefaultUri(conf, new File(".").toURI().toString());
  }

  protected void printUsage() {
    HelpFormatter formatter = new HelpFormatter();
    formatter.printHelp("fs2img [OPTIONS] URI", new Options());
    formatter.setSyntaxPrefix("");
    formatter.printHelp("Options", options());
    ToolRunner.printGenericCommandUsage(System.out);
  }

  static Options options() {
    Options options = new Options();
    options.addOption("o", "outdir", true, "Output directory");
    options.addOption("u", "ugiclass", true, "UGI resolver class");
    options.addOption("b", "blockclass", true, "Block output class");
    options.addOption("i", "blockidclass", true, "Block resolver class");
    options.addOption("c", "cachedirs", true, "Max active dirents");
    options.addOption("cid", "clusterID", true, "Cluster ID");
    options.addOption("bpid", "blockPoolID", true, "Block Pool ID");
    options.addOption("h", "help", false, "Print usage");
    return options;
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  @Override
  public int run(String[] argv) throws Exception {
    Options options = options();
    CommandLineParser parser = new PosixParser();
    CommandLine cmd;
    try {
      cmd = parser.parse(options, argv);
    } catch (ParseException e) {
      System.out.println(
          "Error parsing command-line options: " + e.getMessage());
      printUsage();
      return -1;
    }

    if (cmd.hasOption("h")) {
      printUsage();
      return -1;
    }

    ImageWriter.Options opts =
        ReflectionUtils.newInstance(ImageWriter.Options.class, getConf());
    for (Option o : cmd.getOptions()) {
      switch (o.getOpt()) {
      case "o":
        opts.output(o.getValue());
        break;
      case "u":
        opts.ugi(Class.forName(o.getValue()).asSubclass(UGIResolver.class));
        break;
      case "b":
        opts.blocks(
            Class.forName(o.getValue()).asSubclass(BlockAliasMap.class));
        break;
      case "i":
        opts.blockIds(
            Class.forName(o.getValue()).asSubclass(BlockResolver.class));
        break;
      case "c":
        opts.cache(Integer.parseInt(o.getValue()));
        break;
      case "cid":
        opts.clusterID(o.getValue());
        break;
      case "bpid":
        opts.blockPoolID(o.getValue());
        break;
      default:
        throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
            "Unknown option: " + o.getOpt());
      }
    }

    String[] rem = cmd.getArgs();
    if (rem.length != 1) {
      printUsage();
      return -1;
    }

    try (ImageWriter w = new ImageWriter(opts)) {
      for (TreePath e : new FSTreeWalk(new Path(rem[0]), getConf())) {
        w.accept(e); // add and continue
      }
    }
    return 0;
  }

  public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception {
    int ret = ToolRunner.run(new FileSystemImage(), argv);
    System.exit(ret);
  }

}

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NEW Robert Pattinson photo and interview for Dior Homme Leave a comment
NEW Robert Pattinson photo and interview for Dior Homme
From WWD:
Robert Pattinson Exudes Mystery in Nocturnal Dior Campaign Karl Lagerfeld captured the actor on the streets of Paris outside his photo studio.
FREEZE FRAME: Robert Pattinson wears his sunglasses at night — along with a sleek tuxedo and biker jacket — in the spring campaign for Dior Homme, which breaks Saturday in magazines including Citizen K Homme Sport in France, Esquire Big Black Book in the Middle East, GQ in China and Style Magazine in Italy.
Karl Lagerfeld shot the ads in a film-noir style right outside his Left Bank photo studio.
"I love to take photos at night in the streets," Lagerfeld said. "That is my outdoor studio."
The designer and photographer is a particular fan of a tiny street that runs between the Rue de Lille and the Rue de Verneuil. "Nobody comes or goes there," he said.
As for Pattinson, "he is very easygoing and easy to photograph. But at the same time there is something mysterious about him, which I love," Lagerfeld said. "His profile is the modern version of an antique coin."
Pattinson was in thrall of the outdoor set.
"I'm always floored at the undeniable beauty of Paris. And at night in the alleys and the side streets, emptied of crowds, it's almost more breathtaking," he told WWD. "Contrasting shadows make everywhere you look seem like a frame from a movie."
In the throes of an expansion drive under Serge Brunschwig, the number-two executive at the French fashion house, Dior Homme runs multiple campaigns customized for various media channels. Fall spots feature personalities including rapper A$AP Rocky and filmmaker Larry Clark.
Kris Van Assche, creative director of Dior Homme, said Pattinson embodies "a rebellious contemporary icon"and is part of "the exploration of the diversity of the Dior Homme man."
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Chiefs safety Eric Berry runs through a drill during 2014 Kansas City minicamps.
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By Terez Paylor
Kansas City Star (TNS)
PHOENIX — Clark Hunt has plenty of things going on in his life, including multiple businesses, money to juggle and a family of his own.
But he also has a football team to run, and when it comes to that team, the Chiefs' chairman is as competitive as anyone. In fact, if you start talking about the Chiefs with him, it does not take long to see that he is plugged into the day-to-day happenings of his team.
So with that in mind, it should come as no surprise that Hunt was abreast of the latest on Eric Berry and his battle against Hodgkin lymphoma, which accounts for about 10 percent of lymphoma cases and is considered to be highly curable.
"He's doing well in that treatment process, but that's a tough process to go through," said Hunt, who visited Berry in Atlanta in January and gets regular updates on his status.
Chiefs general manager John Dorsey — who traveled to Atlanta to see Berry with Hunt — and coach Andy Reid, who were also asked about Berry at the NFL's annual meetings this week, gave similar updates on Berry's status.
"I haven't talked to him in person one-on-one, but I've been communicating with him with texts," Dorsey said.
"He's doing well," said Reid, who said he last spoke to Berry a week before he arrived for the meetings. "(He's) positive and upbeat."
Still, this is the NFL, and there will come a time this year where the Chiefs will have to sort out the business part of Berry's situation. Berry, who only has one year left on his deal, is scheduled to have a cap number of $8.4 million in 2015, and is slated to receive $5.5 million in total salary.
The problem is, per NFL rules, whatever they pay Berry will count against the cap, regardless of his current health status, and the Chiefs currently have only $2.8 million in cap room — the second-least amount in the league, according to NFL Players Association records — and still need to create upward of $6 million in space to sign their 10 draft picks in May.
The Chiefs have plenty of options to get there. They can theoretically cut or restructure high-priced veterans like inside linebacker Derrick Johnson ($5.2 million cap number) and quarterback Chase Daniel ($4.8 million), or they can convert quarterback Alex Smith's $10.9 million salary into a bonus, which will create upwards of $8.2 million in cap room.
However, according to cap expert and former agent Joel Corry, if Berry again winds up on the non-football injury list in 2015 — which he spent the last month of the season on in 2014 — the Chiefs would be under no obligation to pay him his salary, and could gain $5.5 million in cap space.
"It's one of those bridges that you cross when you get there," Hunt said. "But certainly we respect Eric a great amount as a person and a player and hope that he plays for the Chiefs for a very long time."
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Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, was first brought to public attention as a problem suffered by war veterans who had been in combat. But medical professionals soon came to realize that anyone can suffer PTSD after any traumatic experience, including car accidents.
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), which is responsible for government-sponsored research on mental health and mental disorders, says PTSD develops after a terrifying ordeal that involves physical harm or the threat of physical harm. It does not have to be direct harm.
"The person who develops PTSD may have been the one who was harmed, the harm may have happened to a loved one, or the person may have witnessed a harmful event that happened to loved ones or strangers," the NIMH says.
Increased arousal, such as constantly feeling tense or on edge, or being easily startled. This may include difficulty sleeping, and/or experiencing angry outbursts or other mood swings.
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons cites a study in which many patients who experienced an orthopaedic trauma, such as a bone fracture from a vehicle accident or a gunshot wound, developed symptoms of PTSD despite the fact that the physical injury healed properly.
Of the nearly 600 patients in the study, the AAOS says, more than half had symptoms of PTSD. Among patients injured in vehicle crashes, 57 percent developed symptoms of PTSD. A person who was walking and struck by a car had an even higher risk of developing symptoms of PTSD. Two out of three people involved in vehicle-pedestrian collisions had symptoms of PTSD.
Patients in this study who had been injured more recently were less likely to have symptoms of PTSD than those who had been injured some time ago, the AAOS says.
Prior to the terrorist attacks of 2001 and the wars that followed, traffic accidents had become the leading cause of PTSD since the Vietnam War, according to a 1999 report by American Family Physician.
This article, entitled "Post-traumatic Stress Reactions Following Motor Vehicle Accidents," says that an estimated 9 percent of survivors of serious accidents develop significant post-traumatic stress symptoms and that many other survivors have PTSD-like reactions.
History of underlying psychiatric disorder.
Family Doctor points out that feelings of shock, anger, nervousness, fear or guilt after a car accident are normal reactions. It's when strong feelings like these stay with a person for a long time and start to get in the way of everyday life that it is a problem that might be diagnosed as PTSD.
Turning to family, friends or clergy to talk about their experiences and feelings.
Contact a medical professional if your symptoms do not subside on their own within three months or if your symptoms are severe enough during the first month to interfere a lot with your family, friends and job, the CDC says. Also consider advice from a firm like Sansone & Lauber, who specialize in motor vehicle cases.
At the link above, the CDC has more coping techniques, additional information about PTSD and resources for more information and support.


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 Altieri (Adelsgeschlecht), italienische Adelsfamilie

Altieri ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Alan D. Altieri (1952–2017), italienischer Schriftsteller
 Antônio Carlos Altieri (* 1951), brasilianischer Bischof
 Elena Altieri (1910–1997), italienische Schauspielerin
 Emilio Altieri (1590–1676), von 1670 bis 1676 Papst Clemens X. der katholischen Kirche

 Lodovico Altieri (1805–1867), italienischer Geistlicher, Kardinal der katholischen Kirche
 Luis Altieri (* 1962), argentinischer Maler, Grafiker und Yogi
 Vincenzo Maria Altieri (1724–1800), italienischer Geistlicher, Kardinal der katholischen Kirche


My daughter made a salad similar to this this for Sukkot, when we were visiting with her family in New Jersey. I didn't have a chance to get her recipe when I needed to make it for a potluck, so I went online and found this recipe from Wegman's, the wonderful grocery store we got to know so well last summer when we were at Chautauqua.
Miriam's recipe and the Wegman's recipe call for prepared pesto that you can buy in the grocery. But I had some homemade pesto from last year's basil harvest in my freezer, and this was a perfect way to use it.
The Wegman's recipe also called for Wegman's basting oil, which is a terrific product we tried over the summer. It's olive oil infused with a variety of herbs and is very tasty. But I didn't have any, and there's no Wegman's in Michigan. If you happen to have this product on hand, use it instead of the olive oil, garlic and oregano in the recipe.
The recipe also calls for green and red pepper. I don't like green pepper so I used a mixture of orange, red and yellow peppers. Feel free to use any kind of pepper.
You can also play around with the ingredients, adding black or kalamata olives or sliced artichokes if you like.
You can cook the barley ahead of time since it needs to cool before you mix it up with everything else.
The salad is good after a few hours but it's even better a day or two later, when the beans have had a chance to soak up all the herb flavors.
Bring barley and 2½ cups water to boil on high heat in large saucepan. Reduce heat to low and cook, stirring occasionally, about 30 minutes until barley is tender. Drain and rinse with cold water.
Combine barley, beans, pepper, onions, dried tomatoes and parsley in a large bowl.
In a smaller bowl, combine the pesto, vinegar, oil and salt and pepper and mix well. Pour the dressing over the barley and bean mixture and mix well.


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GUIDELINES AND APPLICATION
2019-2020 ASHSS Sabbatical Guidelines
2019-2020 ASHSS Sabbatical Cover Sheet
2019-2020 ASHSS Sabbatical Online Application
Request for Leave Form
Previous recipients of an ASHSS Sabbatical
The deadline for submitting applications with the department chair's signature on the Request for Leave Form to the Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs is to be determined (2019). The Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs will then forward the application to the applicant's dean.
Applications may be submitted via
1) email to vpafa@usc.edu with the subject line "2019-20 ASHSS Sabbatical", or
2) mail or hand-delivery to:
Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
3551 Trousdale Parkway – ADM 204
3) online submission
The Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences (ASHSS) sabbatical program, an initiative of the Office of the Provost, supports our most productive faculty at critical moments during the research or creative process so that they are enabled to produce high-caliber work sooner.
All USC full-time tenured faculty or RTPC faculty at full professor or associate professor rank in the arts, humanities, and humanistic social sciences are eligible to apply. Visiting faculty are ineligible. Faculty must have accrued a minimum of 6 semesters since their last sabbatical or, for RTPC faculty, have served a minimum of 3 uninterrupted years of full-time service. The ASHSS sabbatical, or paid leave for RTPC faculty, is one semester at full pay. Once the ASHSS sabbatical is taken, the sabbatical accrual clock begins anew. The Provost's Office will also provide the applicant's dean with funds to help defray teaching replacement costs.
ELIGIBILITY AND CONDITIONS
Recipients of any ASHSS award or Zumberge Award in 2014-2015 or later are ineligible for this year's competition.
All sabbatical requirements and rules apply, except as modified by this memo. See the Faculty Handbook.
At the end of the ASHSS sabbatical, the faculty member must submit a 1-2 page summary of the work accomplished during the sabbatical and progress toward the goals outlined in the application. Faculty must submit the report to be eligible for future consideration for any ASHSS support.
Any publication or creative endeavor arising from work supported by the fund should acknowledge the Office of the Provost and Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences grant program at the University of Southern California. For scholarly projects, copies of publications should be submitted to the Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs. For creative projects, copies of the finished work, where feasible, and any resulting publicity materials, press clippings, or reviews should be submitted to the Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs.
Materials to be included in the proposal include the following:
Proposal Narrative (2-page maximum)
Describe the project.
Provide a justification for the ASHSS sabbatical that answers "Why do you need a sabbatical now?"
No other ancillary text, appendices, etc. will be accepted. All substantive description of the project.
(including tables, graphics, etc.) must be contained in the proposal itself.
For RTPC applicants only: In accordance with section 4-C (2) in the Faculty Handbook, explain how the proposed "research or other scholarly activity [is] consistent with [your] expected faculty profile."
Condensed Curriculum-Vitae (2-page maximum)
For Artists or for Creative Work Only (all items below are optional):
An artist's statement that provides the context for understanding the importance of your work in your field.
Links to relevant online material.
Documentation of your work.
Request for Leave Form, complete with your department chair's signature. The Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs will seek your dean's signature.
By submitting a proposal via the online form or submitting a signed application, applicants indicate their agreement to comply with the terms and conditions of the ASHSS sabbatical program as well as all other applicable USC policies.
Applicants must secure the signatures of their department chair on the Request for Leave form before submitting the proposal to the Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs.
The Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs will then request the applicant's dean to review the application to ensure that the applicant's school can support the faculty member. Additionally, in the case of applications from RTPC faculty, the dean will be asked to affirm that the proposed research project or scholarly activity aligns with the faculty member's profile.
If the dean approves the proposal, it will be entered into the pool of ASHSS sabbatical applications. Dean's approval indicates acknowledgement that any costs not covered by the Provost's Office's funding will be the school's responsibility.
The deadline for submitting applications with the department chair's signature on the Request for Leave Form to the Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs is to be determined. The Office of the Interim Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs will then forward the application to the applicant's dean. Questions can be directed to vpafa@usc.edu or (213) 740-6715.
PROPOSAL EVALUATIONS
Applications are evaluated by a multidisciplinary faculty panel and approved by the Provost. Because of limited resources, not all proposals can be funded. To the extent possible, sabbaticals will be distributed across academic units.
In reviewing ASHSS sabbatical requests, faculty panels consider:
The merits of the proposed project outlined in the narrative.
The likelihood and feasibility that the proposed project will be completed in the time requested for the sabbatical.
The urgency of the sabbatical.
The past accomplishments and future promise of the applicant.
The relevance of the proposal to the faculty member's work at USC.
The reviewers particularly are interested in understanding why the sabbatical is critical at this moment in the scholarly or creative process. The strongest applications will make a compelling case for how the ASHSS sabbatical will either propel a new project or spur a project's completion. The most successful proposals will articulate the work for a broad interdisciplinary audience and will provide the context for understanding the importance and impact of the proposed project.
Reviewers also consider the project's external funding streams: whether the project already has obtained, is positioned to obtain, or was submitted to obtain external funding from additional sources appropriate and relevant to the applicant's discipline – including fellowships, foundation and philanthropic grants, federal funding, and private sector support.
Last updated July 2019.


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Il singolare del torneo di tennis WTA New Jersey 1976, facente parte dei Tornei di tennis femminili indipendenti nel 1976, ha avuto come vincitrice Marise Kruger ha battuto in finale Lea Antonoplis 6-3, 6-2.

Teste di serie
 Marise Kruger (semifinali)

Tabellone

Finale

Parte alta

Parte bassa

Collegamenti esterni

WTA New Jersey 1976


Welcome to Francis Wilks & Jones, the country's leading specialists in business rescue and recovery.
We have spent the last decade advising director and shareholders in a wide range of businesses facing trading difficulties. In many of these cases, we have successfully helped our clients to continue trading through their difficulties by identifying problems, finding solutions and avoiding formal insolvency. Even in the bleakest of situatons, there are always options available to businesses to help turn things around.
Unlike other websites you may have visited, our emphasis is on recovery, not insolvency.
Why use Francis Wilks & Jones?
Our experience tells us that the sooner you identify that your business is in trouble the sooner you are able to act to address the issues, potentially increasing your ability to rescue the situation and simultaneously decreasing the chances of your acting contrary to your statutory duties as a director.
Francis Wilks & Jones can help you in a number of ways if you have had a statutory demand or winding up petition presented against you. We can assist you in scenarios where you believe that the statutory demand or winding up petition is disputed or has been wrongly presented against you. Alternatively, in circumstances where you cannot afford to satisfy a statutory demand or winding up petition presented against you we can help you work out the best solution for your business. More details of the services we can provide in these scenarios can be found here.
There are many types of restructuring and recovery opportunities available to businesses and we believe it is important to find the one that works best for you and the type of business you run. Our booklets What Is Insolvency? and Different Types of Company Insolvency Explained give a brief summary of the main differences between various procedures and we can help explain these to you in more detail so that you can ensure that you make the right decisions to help your business survive though a period of financial distress.
We can assist you in exploring the pressing issues for your business and identifying the problems that are stopping you from trading profitably. We can then help you to find solutions that are both commercial and tailored to your needs, whether that means entering into a voluntary arrangement with your creditors, placing the company into administration or restructuring a business using a process known as "section 110 restructuring".
Further details of assistance we can provide in relation to restructuring a business, including details of practical solutions, can be found here.
We understand that the situation is often time critical and our team is geared up to provide you with quick and concise advice.
FWJ can provide you with guidance and support even in circumstances where you have already been in contact with an insolvency practitioner. An insolvency practitioner has a statutory duty to act in the interests of a company's creditors and not the directors of a company. We can help ensure that, as a director or business owner, you receive proper advice that is focused on you.
Where your bank or financier has asked an insolvency practitioner to contact you we can help you understand that process and what the bank is entitled to do. We are also accustomed to working with the chosen insolvency practitioner on your behalf to ensure that a solution that suits all parties is found.
It is possible to buy the assets of a distressed company, including the right to use the goodwill of the company, or to trade using the company's name, even if you are a director, shareholder or employee of that distressed company, as long as certain circumstances apply.
Key things to be aware include making sure that you acquire the assets from the right party and making sure that fair consideration is paid for the assets.
Regardless of whether you have a previous connection with the business, or are a competitor or a new entrant to the market, we have a team of experts who can assist you with every aspect of the purchase of an insolvent business from setting up a new company, to making an offer to the insolvency practitioner involved to negotiating and advising on the terms of the sale.
Further information can be found in our booklets Buying Assets From an Administrator 10 FAQs and 7 Things to Know When Buying An Insolvent Company.
You may also find it helpful to read our tips booklet 8 Common Mistakes When Acquiring or Restructuring a Distressed Business.
The Insolvency Act does not allow a director of a company that has gone into liquidation from trading another business using the same, or a similar name unless certain specific circumstances apply.
We can help you identify whether the circumstances you find yourself in allow you to trade using the same name and can also help you take corrective steps if necessary.
More details about this can be found in our booklet Can I Re-use an Insolvent Company's Name.
The options open to you if you are owed money by a distressed business or if you have placed an order with or paid a deposit to a business in trouble can vary greatly depending on the paperwork you have to support your position and whether the distressed business is already in a formal insolvency process or not.
Details of our debt recovery team can be found here and they will be able to assist you in circumstances where the distressed business is still operational. Alternatively, you may find that our Creditor Services team can be of assistance if a more formal insolvency process is being commenced.
Whilst you may not be inclined to throw good money after bad, we would suggest that you contact us at the earliest opportunity if you suspect that a customer or supplier is in financial difficulty so that we can help you understand the implications if the worst happens and assist you in identifying possible solutions.
Francis Wilks & Jones provides specialist services to landlord, in particular landlords who are faced with insolvent tenants. Further details can be found here.


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Let the alluring call of the Nile bring you to Egypt and all its majesty and mysteries. Explore the iconic pyramids – One of the last remaining original "Wonder of the World". See the treasures once hidden inside, and the glorious inscriptions carved and painted on the temple walls to lead the cherished pharaoh to the afterlife. Then, enjoy the 5-star service on-board our luxury cruise ship as we delve deeper into life along the Nile. See, and touch, ancient temples that have withstood the ravishes of time. Explore the modern marvel of the Aswan Dam, and meander through temples and shrines that were saved from its flooding. The gods, the Pharaohs, the land and the people have all had a hand in forming Egypt, and they'll become a part of your stories.
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Taras Bychko's authentic snapshots document big-city life in his hometown and create visual worlds that oscillate between the poetic and the mysterious. The Ukrainian photographer talked to us about his love for street photography and praised the very special charm of shooting on the streets of Ukraine.
How did you get into the world of photography?
Photography came into my life with the birth of my son. I bought a camera to record my son while he was growing up. Eventually, the magic of photography absorbed me completely.
In general, what is hisSykhivproject about?
Sykhivit is about life in the largest and youngest district of Lviv. Lviv is one of the most touristic cities in Ukraine. He wanted to show Viewers the life of the city, which is far from the tourist "glitch", but is very real, alive and close to many Ukrainians, reproducing, as it does, today's realities. I try to capture the spirit of the times.
You were born and raised in Sykhiv. How would you describe that part of Lviv? What are the biggest differences compared to other parts of Lviv?
For me there are two Sykhiv: the first Sykhiv is the one that lives in my memory, which gave me ideas to find plots. I subconsciously searched for scenes where, with the help of the camera, I seemed to be transported back to my adolescent memories of the place around me. The second Sykhiv is a quiet district, completely opposed to the exquisite architecture of the cathedrals and tenements of the central historical part of the city, but showing the real life of Ukrainians in big cities. It has endless rows of apartment buildings and shows a lot of the character of the city's inhabitants.
What do you like about street photography in particular?
For me, street photography is a spontaneous intuition, a feeling of capturing what is happening around me. At the same time it is interesting, exciting and unique. Taking street photography is a deep and well thought out thing that requires a lot of visual and hands-on experience. It is always necessary to be "on" in order not to lose the gifts of fate and to be able to react to them in a timely and correct manner; and, if everything fits, to get a mount that is close to the ideal, a mount that is always close to us. Perhaps this understanding is what I like most about street photography.
What is your photographic approach in the street? Are you more of an observant person or are you always on the go?
I force myself to avoid any technique and strive to constantly change genres and my approach to photography. So it probably all depends on the situation I find myself in. Before, I was very biased towards certain approaches, but now I clearly understand that the most important thing is the framework received. It doesn't matter how it was done, the main thing is the final photo that the viewer will see as a result. Any convention only gets in the way of a successful photo.
Photographs in both color and black and white. Why did you choose black and white this time?
In general, I'm interested in changing my visual language depending on the project I'm working on. In this case, I wanted to focus on a form from which nothing distracted, and also to give these images a timelessness.
What camera were you using and why?
This series was shot on a Leica M6 TTL with a 40mm Summicron-C and a 50mm Summicron-M. For me, the Leica M6 is the perfect camera that has nothing extra and allows me to concentrate on the shooting process as much as possible. An important moment in this project was also developing and printing these photos myself.
What is special about street photography in Ukraine compared to other countries?
I would like to think that Ukrainian street photography is deeper, not superficial, and does not pursue the so-called Wow effects. It is honest and real and seeks to operate with deeper meanings.
In general, what does photography mean to you?
Photography is a language that allows me to speak and be heard. For this, I am infinitely grateful.
Taras Bychkowas born in Lviv, Ukraine in 1987. He works in documentary and fine art photography, and is also a curator, teacher, and judge of various international competitions, as well as a member of the international street collective Little Box Collective, and co-founder of the Ukrainian street photography group . Since 2021, he has been working as a curator of photo projects at the Lviv Municipal Art Center. He was a winner and finalist of the National Photographer of the Year Award (2016), Leica Street Photo (2019), Miami Street Photo Festival (2016, 2017, 2018), among many others. Bychko is the author of two books –Sykhiv(2020) and2 bedrooms(2021) – and his work has been published in LFI Magazine, Burn Magazine, National Geographic and other publications. Discover more about his photography in hiswebsiteandInstagram Page.
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