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The Stars Come Out in Philly
By Phil Hecken, on April 8th, 2012
By Phil Hecken
I had planned on a mellow column for today, it being the holiest of holy days (Masters Sunday, dontcha know), but earlier this week I was contacted by my buddy, Morris Levin, who asked if he could pen a column about a very special event taking place on Jack Roosevelt Robinson Day (next April 15), the day everyone will wear "42" in the bigs.
So, a full column it will be today, beginning with Morris:
Philadelphia Stars Negro League Baseball in Philadelphia
April 15, 2012, 10:30am to 3pm
By Morris Levin
I asked Phil if I could pinch-hit today to write about a Philadelphia Stars Negro League baseball event next Sunday, April 15, here in Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia in the 1930s and 1940s, the Philadelphia Stars played Negro League baseball at the P.R.R. YMCA Athletic Field in the West Parkside neighborhood. The field and grandstand was at the intersection of Belmont and Parkside Avenues, and came to be known as the "44th and Parkside ballpark".
The Stars affiliated with the Negro National League, and played at 44th and Parkside from 1934 to 1948. Baseball Hall of Famers Oscar Charleston, Biz Mackey, Satchel Paige, Turkey Stearnes, and Jud Wilson all played in West Parkside for the Stars.
Today, this part of West Philadelphia is organized as the Centennial District, extending from the Mann Center, down to the Philadelphia Zoo. It encompasses the Please Touch Museum which is housed in Memorial Hall, built in 1876 for the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition. Athletic Base Ball of Philadelphia plays its home games in the shadow of Memorial Hall on Picnic Area B. Across Parkside Avenue from Memorial Hall is the Stars' former ballpark site, and a number of public signifiers celebrating the site.
Today at Belmont and Parkside Avenues is the Philadelphia Stars Negro League Memorial Park, a Pennsylvania historical marker recognizing the site's significance to African-American baseball in Philadelphia, and the prominent Philadelphia Stars mural.
In the early 1900s, this neighborhood was home to a Pennsylvania Railroad train-yard and roundhouse. The Young Men's Christian Association established a YMCA building and resources for the railroad workers. In May 1903, the Railroad YMCA dedicated the athletic field for use by company baseball and football clubs. Seating for 6,000 was built in 1920, and lights were erected for night games in 1933. The ballpark was rented to area amateur and professional clubs. The Stars were founded in 1933 and played their first year at Passon Field, the current site of West Philadelphia High School. The next year, the Stars moved to the larger YMCA field.
Former Stars players would later recall how the coal smoke from the roundhouse and yards often clouded games, left soot on players and patrons, and led the team to wear their gray road uniforms at home. Jackie Robinson integrated professional baseball in 1946, and African-American ballplayers signed with the better capitalized National League and American League teams. The Negro National League folded after the 1948 season, and the Stars after the 1952 season.
The neighborhood has grown and remade itself in the past forty years. The 44th and Parkside ballpark grandstand was razed in 1954, and a warehouse built on the site of the field. The tracks were pulled up in the 1950s and 1960s. In the 1990s, a coalition of local groups, led by Marjorie Ogilvie and Miller Parker and the Business Association of West Parkside, began to bring recognition to the ballpark's history and site's significance.
The Business Association is hosting a series of events next Sunday. I came to be involved in organizing the event last year. One area of personal interest for me is Philadelphia's historic stadiums "" ballparks like Temple Stadium, JFK Stadium, Passon Field, the Jefferson Street Grounds, and 44th and Parkside.
(In the long term, those of us involved in celebrating the Stars are putting together a not-for-profit to support ongoing commemoration and education activities; you can purchase a cool t-shirt, and support our effort by ordering a Stars logo t-shirt here, or Memorial Park t-shirt here.)
Events next Sunday the 15th are free and open to the public. They are adult friendly and child friendly, wallet affordable, with lots of good baseball. I will be happy to welcome all Uni Watch readers. Former Philadelphia Stars player Harold Gould will join us. He has not been in the best of health, and I am excited that we will have him and his family with us.
Here's the schedule for the day "" please come as your schedule permits.
From 10:30am to 11:15am, we are going to gather at the Philadelphia Stars Negro League Memorial Park at Belmont and Parkside Avenues. This is the southwest corner, opposite the Philadelphia Stars mural. It is outside, free, and there is parking. There will be Franklin Fountain ice cream, peanuts, popcorn, and Cracker Jack, and a good gathering of people. We will make brief public comments recognizing the significance of the site, and then we will walk up the street.
At 5070 Parkside Avenue, three blocks up Parkside, is Le Cochon Noir, a barbeque restaurant which serves Sunday brunch. From 11:30am to 1:00pm, we will have the "Jackie Robinson Day Talk" at the restaurant. This year's speaker is Rebecca Alpert from Temple University. She wrote the book, Out of Left Field, on Jews in black baseball, exploring the complicated history.
I am also a member of Athletic Base Ball Club, Philadelphia's 1864-rules base ball club. Many guys from the club will be attending (in full uniform). Following the brunch and talk, Athletic will proceed across the street for a scrimmage. This will be an open scrimmage; we welcome viewers, fans, and as an open scrimmage, all are welcome play 1864 ball with us that afternoon. Don't bother bringing a glove.
I hope to see many readers there. I will be back here on Uni Watch this summer assisting Phil while Paul is on vacation. If anyone has thoughts on the Stars, the event, or articles or pics to contribute, be in touch.
Thanks Morris! Great event and nice writeup. I'm about to place an order for this sweet tee — how about you?
MoVi's FINAL NC2A 5 & 1
The NCAA hoopster season ended last Monday (UK!!!!) and it certainly provided ample evidence of some primo uni matchups…and a bunch of duds.
Everyone's favorite Zip is back today to give his Easter wrap of the best (and worst) of the tourney. But you haven't heard the last of Akron's finest scholar and gentleman…no siree…he'll be back with a few Olympic 5 & 1's of the beautiful game this summer. However, until that time…what happens to Jimmer when he has no more lists?
Here's something for you to listen to while you read the list.
Honorable Mentions to Ohio/Michigan — And not because this was one of the few bracket picks I actually got right.
And to VCU/Indiana — Variations of VCU's template were prevalent in the earlier rounds, and I liked all of them.
5. Kansas/North Carolina — Name On Backside isn't very cool, though, Carolina…
4. Gonzaga/Ohio State — …but Name Down Leg is.
3. Ohio State/Kansas — Bonus: you got to see both team's home and road sets here.
2. St. Bonaventure/Florida State — Nice to see some brown in the tourney!
1. Long Beach State/New Mexico — One shining uni moment.
And the bad one: South Dakota State/Baylor — *Sigh*…what could have been if both teams stuck with school colors…
Well, I'm list-less now. And no Bill Raftery until at least November? That makes me listless as well. So long, college hoops!
Thanks Sunbowlker! Now, go find some eggs.
We start with Brent Hatfield, who you may remember from the Seahawks concepts contest. He's back with an entire set of NFL unis and helmets:
I recently launched a website with my uniform/helmet concepts. If you remember I finished 5th in the SEAHAWKS contest recently held on UNIWATCH.
Feel free to share it.
BRENT HATFIELD'S UNIFORM CONCEPTS
BRENT HATFIELD
Next up is Dan Wohl, with a neat Spurs concept:
As I'm sure most Uni Watch readers know, the Spurs' logo throughout the '90s featured "Fiesta colors" of teal, pink, and orange, despite there being no trace of such colors on San Antonio's uniforms. The colors are like those associated with Fiesta, San Antonio's yearly spring festival. I wish those colors still had some small presence, so why not have Fiesta-accented uniforms to wear for a few home games every April?
Dan Wohl
We close today with Christian Cisneros, who has some changes for the 49ers:
I've always wondered what the 49er logo would look like without a drop shadow, so I removed the shadow, and outlined the white SF with gold. I actually really like how this looks. This was just an experiment at first. My second photo is how the logo would look on the helmet with the gold background. Sorry about the uneveness in some parts, I tried my best in a time limit.
Hope you like it,
That was followed quickly by this:
Sorry, I completely forgot to add in the uniforms. (thanks to Tim E. O'Brien for allowing me to go off of his designs)
Home: Same as now, just with a red facemask.
Home Alt: Red facemask, just experimented with the white pants to see how it looked.
Away: Red facemask again, white socks with red stripes.
Away Alt: Experimented with white pants again, white socks with red stripes and red facemask again. Sorry for how fake the socks and facemask look.
Hope you like it and thanks to Tim again!
And there you have it. Back next time with more.
Benchies
by Rick Pearson
Just another example of extravagant thinking…
Contest reminder… I'm currently running a contest to redesign and rename the Cleveland baseball and Washington football teams. Full details here. I've already received several dozen entries, with a few coming in each day. Contest is open until April 15th (JRR day, dontcha know), so you have one more week.
• In case you missed it yesterday, Tim Brulia and Bill Schaefer, our resident AFL historians (along with Ricko), put together a wonderful historical recording of when nameplates were added to AFL jerseys (it wasn't right from the get-go, as many had incorrectly assumed).
• I'd actually forgotten about this, but a couple weeks ago, Thomas Moore of the ClevelandFan.com interviewed me and Paul about the Re-name the Indians contest and other uniform queries.
And that's all for this fine second Sunday in April — Happy Easter to those celebrating, and GO PHIL! Green is such a good color for you. See y'all next weekend.
Much as I loved the year I lived in Wrigleyville, the best thing about Chicago was the food. The worst thing about Chicago was the "pizza." Meat and cheese casserole, indeed.
— Robert Scott Rogers
Negro Leagues Morris Levin, Philadelphia Stars
67 comments to The Stars Come Out in Philly
The Jeff | April 8, 2012 at 7:33 am |
Question: Were the USFL's Philadelphia Stars named after the Negro League team, or was the name just coincidental?
James A | April 8, 2012 at 11:36 am |
I've wondered the same thing for years, but I haven't read or heard anything that suggests they name the football team after the baseball team (But it would be very cool if they did).
Great rundown today. Love that t-shirt. That looks like a lock to join my hat and jersey.
Morris Levin | April 8, 2012 at 9:05 pm |
I have not come across any research suggesting the USFL Philadelphia Stars' were named for the Negro League team. Other Negro League team used the nickname "Stars" including Detroit and St. Louis. Other professional teams used it including the ABA Utah Stars, and NHL Dallas Stars. I think the Philadelphia Stars and Philadelphia Stars is a happy coincidence.
Arr Scott | April 8, 2012 at 8:31 am |
OK, so vintage base ball teams generally let women and people of color play, because although it's anachronistic, to do otherwise would be evil. Raises the question for me, though: it'd be great to have amateur teams commemorating local Negro Leagues teams with period unis & even gloves and bats – plus style of play, as far as possible. But I'd be uncomfortable if such a team had racially discriminatory membership rules to prevent non-black players. On the other hand, would it be kind of weird to have a Negro Leagues-commemorating team with a bunch of white guys, too. Or would that even be an issue these days?
Phil Hecken | April 8, 2012 at 9:40 am |
good questions, arr
1) depending on the year/team, the arbitrary color barrier hadn't been established if you're harking back to vintage base ball, no? because the descendents of moses fleetwood walker might like to have a word with you; ergo, having people of color play on vintage base ball teams might not be *anachronistic*
2) wouldn't your "play" be determined by how authentic you were trying to be? im not into civil war reenactments, for example, but i know there are people who seek to be as accurate as possible, with those who strive for perfect accuracy getting uniforms exact, right down to the buttons and using authentic repros for weaponry; others aren't so fastidious — if one is striving for perfect accuracy, then no gloves and no women would be accurate, but is it a problem if 100% accuracy weren't achieved?
3) if one is striving for perfect accuracy, then it would probably be incorrect to allow white players in negro-league reenactments, but would it be wrong? would it be wrong to have native americans or asian-americans?
4) are the participants simply *commemorating* the event, in which case they'd merely be actors playing roles — or would the participants be playing actual players/teams? in other words, would the participants be playing say, jackie robinson, josh gibson, pop lloyd, satchell paige, etc. … or just generic players from the era? i would think in the former case you'd not only want accurate uniforms but also correct #s etc.
5) would it be an issue? possibly, but i doubt it would be because of racial implications, but more of historically accurate ones…anachronisms are what they are; you'd be reenacting history, not seeking to correct it
Memal | April 8, 2012 at 8:37 am |
I think it's cool Philly is remembering those days. It would be neat if there was an event like that here in Pittsburgh, we have as extensive a negro league history.
Ricko | April 8, 2012 at 8:41 am |
Note to numerous PGA players. Might want to reconsider this whole white/light-colored belt thing…
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/img-set/BQcDAAAAAwoDanBnAAAABC5vdXQKFktVWWpMY2ZCU09HVXdJNzIzQkJGMEEAAAACaWQKAXgAAAAEc2l6ZQ.jpg
Komet17 | April 8, 2012 at 4:10 pm |
How-WWAAHHDD!!!
And, for Bobby Petrino…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMbATaj7Il8
Connie | April 8, 2012 at 9:18 am |
Way to go, Morris. Good on Philly, too.
PS Rick is so very right about those Masters belts.
Pete | April 8, 2012 at 9:27 am |
That Stars shirt is an instant purchase.
mmwatkin | April 8, 2012 at 9:28 am |
"Dontcha know" might just be the most annoying phrase to read in print. My brain can't help but read it in a nasally minnesotan accent. ugh.
Phil Hecken | April 8, 2012 at 10:45 am |
Ricko | April 8, 2012 at 10:49 am |
ohfersure
James A | April 8, 2012 at 2:57 pm |
"Whatcha watchin'?" "Go-phers."
The Jeff | April 8, 2012 at 12:26 pm |
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb79/subesia/US3/XV-Goodnews.png
Joseph Gerard | April 8, 2012 at 9:49 am |
Yinz know yesterday there were two Philly-Pittsburgh matchups, and the Burgh won both. :)
RIP mike wallace
Winter | April 8, 2012 at 10:44 am |
Yes. Sad day for journalism.
Tim E. O'B | April 8, 2012 at 9:07 pm |
Not to minimize his impact or importance, but these days, every day is a sad day for journalism…
BurghFan | April 8, 2012 at 9:50 pm |
CK | April 8, 2012 at 10:42 am |
On the 5 & 1 List, the unis shown as having VCU's "template" actually don't have the same unis or template as VCU. VCU's side panels came down to a point at the bottom of the shorts and weren't blocks like the other schools pictured on that entry. If anything the BYU uni in the pic depicting Iona as having the same template is closer to VCU than Iona. Just my two cents.
Jim Vilk | April 8, 2012 at 12:21 pm |
Yeah, that's why I had to throw the word "variations" in there. VCU's pants were slightly different from the other teams', but I think all of the jerseys were similar – big numbers and lettering, especially.
Iona's uni was probably the best, but overall VCU/IU looked superior to Iona/BYU.
It was a bit of a stretch, I know, but I wanted to find a way to showcase all those unis without adding a ton of honorable mentions. The 5&1 version of poetic license, I suppose.
Jim Greenfield | April 8, 2012 at 12:30 pm |
Would the 'Cleveland Tribe' be acceptable?
Douglas King | April 8, 2012 at 2:18 pm |
I've been considering doing an entry with that name. Tribes are not limited to Native Americans, and given that this has been an unnoficial nickname of the Indians for years it would make the transition to a new identity much easier to stomach for the locals. I was hoping that there was a Cleveland Tribune so I could keep a feather in the design (as a quill), but that is not the case.
In order for it to be seriously considered you'd have to eliminate all Native American imagery, so it would seem that using strictly letters would be the way to go. I might get around to doing a concept but I'm not the most adept at the software (I would have to rely on free services such as Gimp and Inkscape, which I have self-taught myself how to use).
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5222/5601013842_b0032c8735_o.jpg
DJ | April 8, 2012 at 6:11 pm |
William & Mary was able to convince the NCAA that it was not a sanctionable name, so I suppose it's fine. Aside from my using the NCAA as a model of decorum, of course.
Gusto44 | April 8, 2012 at 12:46 pm |
I like Brent's Arizona Cardinals helmet redesign, but have to wonder if that franchise would be open to change at this time. Regardless, it's a good look, and more intimidating than the longstanding helmet.
That one seems a bit familiar… http://www.uni-watch.com/2012/01/01/nfl-helmet-concepts0101/
Like minds… I hope.
concealed78 | April 8, 2012 at 1:45 pm |
Worst QotD ever. You don't know what the hell you're talking about.
And it's not like you can't get thin crust pizza, the place closest to me has thin crust as their main choice and the closes they come to deep dish is a double-dough option, which is like a 50/50 blend of Connie's Deep Dish and NY style pizza.
Chicago-style thin crust (it is its own style here & there are many different styles of pizza) vastly outsell deep dish by a general ratio of 100:1 in restaurants. Besides, from the story of Lou Malnati's deep dish pizza came about in the early 1940s based on something the G.I.'s in WWII found in Italy. So it's not unprecedented.
You can't trust people's opinions anyway. When that greasy shit from Pizza Hut is the #1 selling pie in America, then you know people have shit for brains.
Seconded. If you lived in Lakeview for a year and couldn't find a good thin-crust pizza, you weren't even trying.
SugarBearDC | April 11, 2012 at 3:22 pm |
In agreement with you guys. I love the NewEra commercial. Nothing is better than a friendly Cub-White Sox debate. We don't have to compare the deep dish to the thin slice. The bottom line is we love our pizza — it's great, it's tasty, and it's ours. Nuff said.
on Brent Hatfield's helmets:
Some very interesting ideas on there. But a few are just downright awful (Bears, Dolphins) and not really feeling the Bills, Titans or Patriots but many of them are nice. And I'd lose the chin strap on the helmet – it's too obstructing.
Graf Zeppelin | April 8, 2012 at 2:06 pm |
I may be opening a whole can of worms here, but…
A lot of children's summer camps in the U.S. and Canada are named after Indian tribes, Indian historical figures, or otherwise have Indian themes. In the northeastern U.S. we have a Camp Lenni-Len-A-Pe, Camp Wah-Nee, Camp Eagle Hill, Camp Pontiac, Camp Indian Head, Camp Wicosuta, etc. I worked at a camp with an Indian name/theme for a number of years; the campus is filled with Indian imagery and artwork, the camp's logo (and hence most of its branded apparel) includes an Indian head in profile with feather headdress. The camp I attended as a child, which doesn't exist anymore, also had an Indian name and Indian-themed logo, and one of our annual events was called "Tribals" which was an abbreviated Indian-themed "color war" that took place at the end of the first half of the summer.
Are we OK with this or is this something that also has to be changed for the same reasons that the Cleveland MLB and Washington NFL clubs have to be renamed?
Is there a clear distinguishing principle between naming a summer camp after an Indian tribe and using Indian imagery and themes in that context, and naming a professional sports franchise the "Indians", "Braves" or "Redskins?"
In my experience at the two camps, with the exception of events like "Tribals" the camp experience overall had little or nothing to do with American Indians or Indian culture. Not that that's a bad thing; both camps were/are wonderful places with a great deal to offer the kids, even though the latter one in particular has become more of a resort/country club for children, with the Indian theme only there in the background (name, logo, artwork, t-shirts, &c.). Does this change the analysis?
I never really had a problem with either camp having an Indian name and Indian theme. But in the end a summer camp is just as much a commercial product as a pro sports franchise, albeit not really similar in any other way. Summer camps seem to have always had Indian names; even in the movies we've had Camp Tamakwa, Camp Chippewa, Camp Arawak, etc. This is the only business besides sports that regularly makes use of Indian names and imagery. I was just wondering how everyone felt about it.
There's nothing inherently wrong with using historically accurate Native American names. Chicago, Milwaukee, Illini, Pontiac, Sioux, etc. are all (Anglicizations of) Native American words and none of them necessarily have anything to do with sports in and of themselves.
The distinction here is the exploitation of racist epithets and caricatures for profit. Now, one could argue to banish all such names from sports, but it seems a bit hyperbolic.
But this is just a sports blog, not a camp blog, so the question itself is a bit of a moot point.
Well, OK, it's a sports uniform blog and the issue is whether it's appropriate to use American Indian names, imagery and themes on sports uniforms and logos. Whether it's appropriate for other businesses to do that is, I think, germane to the issue, viz., if it's not OK to use them on sports uniforms, is it OK to use them for a similar purpose in a different business? And if so, why? And if not, why are we not seeing the same clamor for the camping industry to abandon and replace Indian names and imagery as we are for the Indians, Redskins, et al. to do so?
Much of the discussion I've read on this blog about this issue over the past couple of weeks has little to do with sports; I would note that this is also not a history blog, a political blog, a law blog, an anthropology blog, a sociology blog or a morality blog. If you'd prefer not to answer the question that's fine, but it serves no purpose to declare unilaterally that "this is a ___ blog" and that the entire topic is therefore "moot".
I think you miss understand me.
A moot point is a topic in which an idea may still be worth debating and exploring academically but the idea has been rendered irrelevant for the present issue.
The present issue is sports design/uniforms and Paul and Phil have defined the topic in those terms.
Any discussion outside of that realm is totally valid, but just not in the wheelhouse of this blog, so opinions and thoughts on the topic might be skewed by peoples view on the topic because of it's relation to their favorite sports team.
Specifically I am one of those people. I am a HUGE Blackhawks fan, but I realize that the indian head logo and the name of my favorite team might ought to be changed by my standards for other teams. But because of peoples passion for these teams, I'm not sure expanding the topic beyond athletics is wise or germane.
There is a time and a place for the discussion of Native American naming and imagery in non-sports identities, but this website isn't that place.
You could dedicate an entire website for such discussion and not have run the course of good discourse after a few years.
That's all I'm saying.
(and obviously from the lack of comments to your post, others seem to agree…)
It is a case by case issue. The use of the Vancouver Canucks' Haida inspired logo is fine by Paul and Phil's standards. In this same fashion, if a camp near Pontiac Michigan was called Camp Pontiac, I would have no issue.
But if there is a camp in France called Camp Kock-a-Homer and it usesa caricature of a native hitting a white man over the head with a tomahawk, then I would probably consider that amoral.
But the Free Market (for the most part) dictates amorality. If the place is profitable, why change the name. I would argue that we should hold ourselves to a higher standard, but then again, I am liberal and believe that I should do what is best for the common good rather than self interest (which is not a statement of slander against conservatism AT ALL, because they define their beliefs as free market self interest, which is a noble belief system but one that I think people corrupt too frequently).
Finally, Happy Easter to all.
Phil Hecken | April 8, 2012 at 10:06 pm |
quickly — and two things
whatever ones feelings are towards native names for geographic locations and the subsequent naming of camps (using native imagery etc for logos), that has nothing to do with the two teams in question for the contest
and while i appreciate young timothy's spirited defense, i do want to make clear one distinction between paul and myself in this regard — im not as vehement in my aversity (is that a word?) towards teams with names like "braves" or "blackhawks" as i am towards indians and redskins — since one is at best insensitive and the other is outright racist
i do not like the braves use of the tomahawk and im am particularly mortified by the use of the "tomahawk" chop … i also don't necessarily agree that teams who do gain explicit consent of tribes such as the seminole and the utes should be give a free pass
one may say, "well, 'Indians' isn't racist or offensive," to which i say, no, but chief wahoo as an icon most certainly is…keeping the name allows for far too much latitude when it comes to offensive images and marketing — and, as long as the cleveland team keeps that name, you will have fans pulling shit like this and this (note the by-line — i'm pretty sure vince had nothing to do with the splash photo)…or even this from 2012…
well, then i have to conclude that maybe "Indians" just isn't the best name for that team
and i'm pretty sure if the team were named for actual, ya know, inhabitants of the subcontinent of India, you wouldn't see fans dressing up like that or holding signs like that
is that the team/player/owner's fault? maybe not, but if you're going to encourage (or certainly do nothing to discourage) abhorrent behavior like that, then i'd say maybe it's time for a new name
with regard to the camps and place names and other such things? not for this blog to debate
Graf Zeppelin | April 8, 2012 at 10:28 pm |
HHH | April 8, 2012 at 2:23 pm |
South Dakota State's shorts look like the 1997 Denver Broncos pants are now influencing the design of basketball shorts:
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/00gz1H4gSa6iD/x610.jpg
Are there any other basketball teams rocking shorts with that distinctive stripe?
Simply Moono | April 8, 2012 at 3:03 pm |
Actually, that's the Michigan State SoD (System of Dress) template that MSU had from I think 2008 to around February 2010. It was the "Mizzou" template of college basketball, since so many college hoops teams were using it. So to answer your question… yes, and a lot more than you would think.
It's amazing how much the 1997 Denver Broncos pants influenced not just the football uniforms that came after it, but also the uniforms in other sports.
I wasn't aware of basketball shorts being influenced until today, but I have vague memories of seeing photos on Uni Watch of hockey pants with the same distinctive stripe, and maybe even women's softball pants too?
Johnny O | April 8, 2012 at 2:24 pm |
Brewers announcers just announced that CF Nyjer Morgan wears he pant legs down only on Sundays. They said he calls it his "Sunday best". I beg to differ, but can't believe I didn't know that tidbit before today.
Jeff | April 8, 2012 at 2:43 pm |
This is for the rename the Redskins. This is a real fast one. Leave the name and the colors. Get rid of the Indian logo and replace it with a potato. I think redskin potatoesshould be ok.
M.Princip | April 8, 2012 at 3:02 pm |
Nice job on the Ravens and Patriots helmets Brent! Somehow, the gradient on the face mask I usually hate, don't hate so much.
Didn't want to awkwardly butt in on an above thread, but has anyone ever noticed that people from Minnesota and Alaska have similar accents? Or is it just me?
Mike Engle | April 8, 2012 at 5:40 pm |
Not just you. It's the same. Had a university buddy from the Midwest who could do a bang-on Sarah Palin impersonation without any effort at all.
George Chilvers | April 8, 2012 at 6:28 pm |
But why would he want to? ;)
1vox | April 8, 2012 at 4:06 pm |
there have been some suggestions to leave the redskins name and change the logo…why not do that with the cleveland indians, too…?
i came up with design this quite some time ago, as a way to show how ridiculous the cleveland indians name/logo really are…i wasn't going to share this or get into this discussion because of the political implications, etc. (and probably will now bow out of the discussion from here), but, change the logo so it "honors" people who are actually indians, and you end up with something like this…
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/311064_125577717548900_100002900179582_114680_67404055_n.jpg
Wheels | April 8, 2012 at 4:36 pm |
I got a kick out of "John Wayne" throwing out the first pitch in today's Benchies.
Ricko | April 8, 2012 at 5:31 pm |
Does provide an interesting photo op for all the media at the game, don't you think. ;)
The kazoo anthem was my favorite. I may have to borrow that idea for wiffleball Opening Day.
Brinke | April 8, 2012 at 4:38 pm |
Giants in their new "SF" roads today
Phil Hecken | April 8, 2012 at 4:43 pm |
orange brim on the cap?
yeah they always wear the orange brim on sundays, home or away.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/gallery;_ylt=ApBleuX2XjorEN.TCPIX1jwRvLYF#photoViewer=urn%3Anewsml%3Asports.yahoo%2Cgetty%3A20050301%3Amlb%2Cphoto%2Cc3a76cd758b3ae490f7b636d75318fdf-getty-142594197%3A1
It's like the 83-93 road meets 77-82 cap. Seems mismatched.
fairways are overrated
So are golf lessons, apparently.
Ya gotta admit, "Bubba from the woods" just doesn't sound much like a moment in history from the Masters.
Wayne | April 8, 2012 at 9:05 pm |
I don't frequent the comments very often so I don't know if anyone's already mentioned this, but Matt Carpenter of the Cardinals is a gloveless batter. Interestingly, the picture I attached shows him losing his bat last season, and just today the same thing happened again and his bat ended up in the stands.
Nic | April 9, 2012 at 7:55 am |
Unless Tim E. O'Brien is secretly Frasier Davidson, you don't have to thank HIM for the templates. Here is a link to all of "Timmy O.B.'s work
http://rezland.deviantart.com/gallery/
He took my 49ers concepts and colored over them, that's why he thanked me.


I created a build a few years ago which is working well, with Intuos 2 A3 ( XD-1218U-D) using WacomTablet_6.1.7-3 drivers.
I use the mapping section in the driver panel to calibrate the pen and the portion of screen / tablet area.
I have a Wacom ExpressKey remote which i would like to try and get to work with this.
the new drivers WacomTablet_6.3.24-5a don't recognize my tablet or have a mapping section to calibrate the pen.
Has anyone got any suggestions i could try?
Can i take a file from the new drivers and mix it with the old driver ?
As far as I know, the last Wacom driver that works with the Intuos 2 is the 6.2.0_w5, however I do not think that it supports the ExpressKey remote, which is a shame because it is really a nice piece of hardware and I know it does not work with my Intuos 4 (errata corrige, I meant intuos 2).
You can try and look if they released a newer driver for the Intuos 2, in which case, let me know.
in conjunction with a "daemon" that changes its configuration files depending onn the active windows executable.
P.S. would you mind publish a photo of your finished build? When I made my first Intuos 2 XL build, I didn't realize that your machine was a functional one until after I bought a first screen... you managed to get it working, and never posted a shot of the completed thing.
I have a ExpressKeys remote that I have been using for long with my Intuos Pro L with the same drivers. I have also tested it with the Cintiq 21UX DTK I'm trying to revive and that is from the same period of the Intuos 4. It should also work with an Intuos 4. I have not tested it yet but I can try tomorrow.
About the Intuos 2, I'm afraid it is too old so the drivers for modern tablets don't cover it (or the Intuos 3). You could try and install both drivers but I'm not sure if this would work since Windows will probably believe they are two versions of the same driver and not allow both drivers running at the same time.
I have also tried both the drivers of intuos 4 and a Bamboo and they both can coexist in the same computer but they are two different drivers so there is no conflict for Windows.
I think one thing worth trying would be to hack the intuos 2 driver so Windows identifies it as a different driver so you can install and use both. The driver for the intuos 4 appears in my computer as the service "wacom professional tablet driver" while the Bamboo driver appears under a similar but different name. If you manage to hack the intuos 2 driver so it is identified as a different driver/service/whatever, maybe you will be able to open both Wacom control panels to configure both devices separately but working at the same time.
I see your mention of the Intuos 4 was an errata, but anyway, just in case this information is useful to anybody else, Here they are the Intuos4 and the ExpressKey Remote in perfect harmony.
Only option I see is a bootleg driver or hacking the original old driver to fool Windows into thinking it is a different service.
The service for Intuos 2 & 3 is "TabletServiceWacom" (executable, "Wacom_Tablet.exe").
The service for the Intuos 4 and beyond, as far as I know, is "Wacom Professional Service"(executable, WTabletServicePro).
), which are supposedly what communicates with the components of the tablet just above the USB level.
It is probable that the Expresskey remote has its own ".sys" kernel driver and user level service, so maybe it is possible to get it to run with the Intuos 2.
Wacom drivers are also more than a bit finicky... for example, the 6.2.0_w5 driver should manage the Intuos 4 and 5, this latter also in the versions with the touch interface (that has its own service, something with "touch" in its name), but in none of my computers it accepted to work with the Intuos 4!
It sees it, "installs" it, lights up the OLED and sees the tablet in mouse mode, then ask for a reboot.
After the reboot, it doesn't see the stupid thing, until I unplug and replug it... at which point it"re-installs" the I 4 and I am back to square 1. Annoying.
Whereas, the 6.1.7.3 does not support any touch interface, but it can manage the Intuos 4 (as long as I do not unplug it... if I do, the "kernel driver"sometimes crashes, and I have to restart the pc).
Note: I checked and what happens was that a "WacomTablet_User.exe" process keeps hanging while the kernel service "WacomTablet.exe" dies.
If I kill the surviving, "spurious" process, I can use a call to "services.exe" to restart the Wacom driver service, without having to restart the whole system.


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We study the wealth distribution in Bewley economies with idiosyncratic capital income risk. We show analytically that under rather general conditions on the stochastic structure of the economy, a unique ergodic distribution of wealth displays a fat tail.
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 Kelurahan Winduhaji, administrativ by, Jawa Barat,
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Dansk Australsk Fodbold Liga (DAFL) er den højeste liga af australsk fodbold i Danmark. Der er seks klubber i ligaen, placeret på tværs af Danmark og Sverige. Den indledende sæson var i 1989.

Klubber

Se også
 Australsk fodbold i Danmark

Eksterne links
 Officiel hjemmeside

Australsk fodbold i Danmark
Australsk fodbold-ligaer
Etableret i 1989


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Fusion feast
Vogel�s Ride is well worth taking
The Long Christmas Ride Home
By Paula Vogel. Directed by Oskar Eustis. Set by Loy Arcenas. Costumes by William Lane. Lighting by Pat Collins. Choreography by Donna Uchizono. Sound by Darron L. West. Puppets designed by Basil Twist. With Angela Brazil, Timothy Crowe, Seán Martin Hingston, Anne Scurria, Stephen Thorne, Rachael Warren, and musician Sumie Kaneko. At Trinity Repertory Company through June 29.
Playwright Paula Vogel spends more time in a car than a taxi driver. She won her 1998 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for How I Learned To Drive, the lyrical, economical story of a young girl�s liaison with the uncle who taught her, among other things, to handle an automobile. Now, in her first play in five years, the haunting The Long Christmas Ride Home, which is getting its world-premiere production at Trinity Rep, she puts yet another unhappy family in a Rambler for a metaphorical journey that blends the influences of Thornton Wilder and Japanese noh. Throw in Vogel�s own savage whimsies and you have a potentially exquisite contemplation of the childhood roots of personality, dysfunction, and heartbreak in which past and future, East and West, actors and puppets share the stage.
Inspired by the short plays of Thornton Wilder, including The Long Christmas Dinner and Happy Journey to Trenton, as well as by the final act of Our Town, Vogel�s intermissionless tragi-comedy begins in the 1950s, on a miserable, pivotal car ride to and from Grandma�s house for Christmas dinner. In the front are hostile parents Ray (a bitter philanderer) and Kate. In back are the children, precocious Rebecca, sensitive Stephen, and daddy�s tomboy Claire, in the form of lifesize bunraku puppets manipulated by the actors who will later play the children as adults and by masked black-clad puppeteers. Clad in their Sunday best, the puppets, the creations of Basil Twist, are remarkably lifelike, their faces little masks of sorrow, elation, apprehension, and bewilderment.
Relating the shattering events of this family Christmas, " years and days ago, " the parents narrate each other�s sins and grudges, often in deftly heightened language; the puppet children alternately swat at one another and soar in holiday reverie, anticipating turkey and presents and " disappointment. " On the way home, after the party has ended in hostilities, a moment of violence results in the car�s leaving the road to rest perilously above a creek bed. In an agonized moment of suspended time, the three children are then hurtled into the pained, disconnected futures for which their wounded childhood is preparing them. It is here that the play, like the car, spins a bit out of control, only to return, at the end, to a beautiful coda that echoes both the dead Emily�s realization in Our Town and the mantra of the Grandma of Vogel�s play that " it�s amazing what people throw away. "
In the second half of the play, in three brief, melodramatic scenarios, each grown sibling finds himself shut out by a rejecting lover. Rebecca, who never wanted children, is pregnant by her live-in boyfriend�s best friend. Claire, abandoned by her lesbian love, is suicidal. And Stephen has died of AIDS willfully contracted through unsafe sex on the rebound, in the back room of a biker bar. These arguably cliché�d dramas, luridly sketched, are themselves daringly enhanced by the use of puppets (including naked lesbians making love in a lighted window), their part of the dialogue supplied in abstract blats by on-stage musician Sumie Kaneko on a long-necked Japanese string instrument called the samisen.
The use of Eastern philosophy and artistry is, for the most part, ingeniously incorporated into The Long Christmas Ride Home, from the flashback to the Unitarian Universalist Christmas Eve service that begins Stephen�s lifelong fascination with things Japanese to the music and puppets. At the core is the Buddhist belief in " ukiyo, " " the floating world, " in which the ephemera of life is both acknowledged and celebrated (joy in the world as opposed to " Joy to the World, " as the UU minister puts it). Toward the end, as the dead Stephen explains the presence of " the ancestors " breathing among us, there is also an Asian-influenced dance sequence by electrifying actor-dancer Seán Martin Hingston, though it was unclear to me whether meant to represent Stephen or the love of Stephen�s life.
Whatever its flaws, The Long Christmas Ride Home is a stunning stage piece, theatrical and tender, and Oskar Eustis�s expert Trinity production, developed with Vogel, is a proud accomplishment. To my mind, there remains work for Vogel to do in the second half of the play, to tone down the formulaic, overwrought, and repetitive elements of the flash-forwards. But the saga of the forlorn and angry nuclear family, and of the puppet siblings in particular, joined like O�Neill�s Tyrones by old sorrows and unbreakable " strands of flesh, " is original and unerring. Vogel�s ambitious, impossible notion to fuse her Rambler with a Toyota was worth waiting five years for.
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Élan Club de Mitsoudjé is a football club from the Comoros based in Mitsoudjé.

Achievements
Comoros Premier League: 4
 1994–95, 1995–96, 2003–04, 2010.

Comoros Cup: 1
 2004–05.

Comoros Super Cup: 1
 2011.

Performance in CAF competitions
CAF Champions League: 1 appearance
2011 – Preliminary Round

CAF Confederation Cup: 1 appearance
2006 – Preliminary Round

Current Players

Football clubs in the Comoros
1962 establishments in the Comoros


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Maria Simpson
Two Minute Training by Maria Simpson
Some of the newer material on management or conflict resolution seems repetitive to me, and I started thinking about what it lacked. Coming up with a new seven-point system that restates the old seven-point system might be a new way of saying something old, but it seems insufficient.
I finally realized that the new material lacked reinvention – the ability not just to restate but to rethink. To figure out what I meant by reinvention, I started reading in other areas. It's August, so I went to a favorite category and found really interesting reinvention, in mysteries. If you're not a fan of mysteries, please read just two more paragraphs. If you enjoy mysteries, please stick with me a bit longer.
Mysteries tell you how people explain the unexplainable, which on some level, is what mediators do. We often don't understand how two parties can be so far apart over so little. In one of my cases, the amount in question was under ten dollars, what we all thought was a ridiculous amount to foster impasse until we fully understood the mystery of what drove that party to take that position. It required examining details, asking very thoughtful and sometimes sensitive questions, of sticking with the discovery process and not going too quickly to negotiation because we really didn't understand what we were negotiating.
Some mysteries not only suggest how to get to details people may want to hide but also how to change a process or an approach, how to reinvent it. Sometimes that reinvention is what is needed to answer the central question, whether that is "whodunnit" or "why is this so important to this party."
I started thinking about this because I was immediately intrigued by "Hammett Unwritten" by Owen Fitzstephen, or maybe Gordon McAlpine. That's the first mystery. This novel claims to explain why Dashiell Hammett, one of the greatest mystery writers and author of "The Maltese Falcon," stopped writing 25 years before he died. This book is part a continuation of "The Maltese Falcon," part an occult story, and part an enormous con, both within the story and on the reader. It is the perfect summer book and a perfect way to think about reinvention. All those characters from both real life and the movies (and the book), and a new story that combines them both. I'm still not sure what's absolutely real and I don't want to do the research to find out; it would spoil the book.
Sherlock Holmes has also been reinvented over the last ten years. The great detective has a gap in activities in the first series of stories, so several contemporary authors have explained that gap by saying that he was on secret missions – in the United States. I read these so long ago that I've already donated them to the library and don't have titles or authors to suggest, but they take the same approach as "Hammett Unwritten." Using both real and fictional characters, these stories build on real events and deal with contemporary issues, in one case, the attempt by industrial robber barons to take over the vast forests of the northern mid-west for their own purposes. It's a story about ecology and ethics, and of course a few murders, but it is the reinvention that makes it so interesting.
Jane Austin fans will probably have already discovered the reinvention of both Jane and her characters. Stephanie Barron turns Jane into a detective in a series of Jane Austin Mysteries whose titles all start with "Jane and the . . ." Austen's detailed perceptions of English society contribute to solving several murders in the countryside, and Barron's ability to update without destroying Austen's prose style contributes to the reinvention.
P.D. James, a renowned mystery writer, also reinvented Austen in "Death Comes to Pemberly." James does a bit more reinventing of the language than Barron, but the mystery and the relationship between the Darcys is a great read. Even "The Mysterious Death of Miss Jane Austen" is examined as a new mystery by Lindsay Ashford, and English society name if there ever was one, seen from the perspective of the former governess of the Austen family. New, plausible characters continue the narrative of a death I didn't even know was mysterious.
In these stories I was struck most by the pattern of taking what is familiar and known and reinventing it so that it is still plausible, still comfortable, still part of the original but also builds on and adds to the original. We all have to do that kind work sometimes, and we have to find inspiration in places that are just familiar enough so that we can accept a new premise without tossing out what makes the reinvention so interesting. Whether those ideas come from mystery or science fiction or neuroscience or history, we need to take those new insights and apply them where ever they can be useful. Sometimes that's just to finding another way to enjoy Holmes, or Austen or Hammett, and sometimes it's reinventing ourselves. You never know what the mystery will reveal.
It's August. Read a mystery.
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Bunchball recently wrapped up an awesome week at the GSummit conference and, while I'm still exhausted, I'm really energized after meeting so many intelligent people from all over the world interested in building more active and loyal communities using gamification.
As we wind down from the conference, I can't help but wonder what real action will come out of it. Even after numerous great presentations and even more great conversations amongst attendees, I have a nagging feeling that when people return to the pile of work on their desks, their great ideas from the conference will take a back seat and never see the light of day.
While this unfortunately seems to be the norm with conferences, when it comes to GSummit 2012, there is absolutely no excuse for not following through and acting on your ideas.
At this point, we've developed the technology to a point where it is just too easy to use and too fast to implement to not turn your ideas into reality. With our new Spark suite of products, implementations in under 30 days is the norm.
This means that a project that begins today can be live by August 3rd. I can't think of any other project that you could roll out at the beginning of August that would have anywhere near the transformational benefits of a gamification program.
With our new Spark product line, we've taken the experience and best practices gained by implementing hundreds of gamification programs over the past five years and constructed pre-packaged solutions.
1) Planning and Program Design – Spark solutions incorporate professional program design out-of-the-box. As a customer, this means one of the most time-intensive aspects of implementing a gamification program, namely deciding what elements of gamification to leverage and how to leverage them, has been removed. Our team of experts has created multiple templates aimed at achieving specific business objectives.
2) Technical Integration – Spark solutions include out-of-the-box user experiences, eliminating the need to build an experience from scratch. Whereas so-called frameworks from some vendors are nothing more than recommendations to overstretched development resources, our new Spark solutions eliminate the need for custom development entirely.
Add to this that Spark solutions are built on Bunchball's industry-leading gamification engine, ensuring all of the reliability and scalability you need in an easy-to-implement solution, and there truly are no excuses for not realizing the benefits of gamification within your organization.


A new look for 2019 will see a panel consisting of 21 former players and coaches, including former Men of Steel, and boasting a combined total of 46 Championship or Grand Final wins, 41 Challenge Cup winners' medals – and sharing the common distinction of having made more than 200 career appearances.
A member of the panel will watch each Betfred Super League game in 2019 and award points to the three outstanding players: 3 points for their chosen man of the match, 2 for the runner-up, and 1 for the third-ranked player.
The scores will be made public every week from the first round of the season until Round 22 in mid-July. After that, the poll will be hidden until the Awards Ceremony in October.


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Quetzalpetlatl Corona es una corona en Lada Terra en el planeta Venus. Latitud 68° Sur, Longitud 357° Este. Tiene un diámetro de 780 kilómetros y es la cuarta corona más grande de Venus. Se encuentra en parte en Lada Rise, con parte de la corona que se cruza con el cinturón Ammavuro-Quetzalpetlatl en la región noroeste de Lada Terra.

Lleva el nombre de Quetzalpetlatl, una diosa azteca de la fertilidad.

Véase también
 Geología de Venus

Referencias

Características superficiales de Venus
Cuadrángulo de Lada Terra


Create a beautiful holiday display when you decorate with an Oregon Fir teardrop garland. This lush greenery has PVC needles that are crush and fade resistant, so it will remain looking pristine for years to come. Add some ribbon or ornaments to make a wonderful holiday display.


over current, short circuit protection: When an internal fault occur,or an external fault is applied to the adapter,such that an overload or short circuit is applied to the output, the adapter shall shut down,It will enter into normal condition if the fault condition is removed.
Dielectric Strength:(Hi-Pot): Between AC input and secondary applied AC 3.0kV,test time 1 minute, and cut off current shall be less than 10 mA.AC 3.0kV,test time 10 Sec.for mass production.
Insulation resistance: DC 500V 100MΩ Between AC input and secondary applied 500Vdc,test time 1 minute. 500Vdc,test time 10 Sec.for mass production.


Focusing on cold weather driving safety is important when preparing your vehicle for blizzards, ice, snow and cold weather ahead. Problems caused by winter weather driving can create difficulties for your schedule by impacting your daily routine. In order to better avoid vehicle issues during the winter, you should know what signs to look out for prior to leaving your home. This will help to prevent a potential breakdown and keep your day running smoothly, regardless of how much snow on the ground or cold the air is.
There are several things regarding preparation that you need to know for winter weather driving. It's important to remember that all of the basic connections in your car, truck or SUV run somewhat differently when they are cold. The fluids in the vehicle get thicker, your battery may not have the power it needs to start the vehicle and some of your spark plugs may fail. You should inspect each of these parts of your vehicle before leaving home to help ensure cold weather driving safety.
To help avoid a breakdown, it's important to prepare for cold weather driving in advance to better ensure your safety. Start by checking your fluids and adding in antifreeze before your next drive. If you have an older battery, you should check it and if needed replace it, especially if it's over 3 years old. In addition, you should also check the belts around your engine for wear or cracking. Since fluids change in the winter, you should always keep your fuel tank filled up as much as possible, to avoid potentially ruining your gaskets due to the cold. You should also always allow your vehicle some warm up time before you hit the road to better ensure cold weather safety.
Keep a few specific things in mind while you are driving through the winter weather that it can also differ when driving on a sunny day. When driving on ice or melted snow, skidding and slipping on the road can make for a very dangerous situation.
Check your tires often, as the colder temperatures tend to cause your tires to deflate somewhat. You can also change to 4 wheel drive for winter weather driving, as a precaution and to help you avoid accidents. Using cold weather safety tips can help to prevent from vehicle trouble and getting stranded on the roadside.
Regardless if there are a few inches of snow of the ground or if it is just extremely cold out. It's important to follow specific steps for winter weather driving. Colder temperatures automatically begin to change how your vehicle behaves and what it requires. By following a few basic procedures with car care and having a better understanding how to drive for cold weather safety, you will have a better performing vehicle on the road this winter.
If you have any questions regarding winter driving safety or are experiencing any cold weather vehicle issues, give the auto repair specialists at AAMCO Lee's Summit a call today for a convenient appointment.


Catchy pop tunes, thoughtful lyrics, usually acoustic guitar.
John Muther writes pop music. He tries to keep it both catchy and thoughtful. Favorite topics include: wonder at the universe, how some words sound like other words, adventure, existential angst. Usually he plays acoustic guitar, but sometimes he plays other things.


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Human Coalition
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We are Human Coalition-a collective of individuals bound together in answer to a common call: to do all we can to remove the stain of abortion from America. We are change agents-not simply because we are against abortion but because we are for life. We are for preborn babies who need to be protected in the womb; for women who should not have to choose the life of their baby for a fulfilling life; for families whose members should flourish in an environment of value and love; for mothers and fathers who deserve a chance at being mothers and fathers; and for society that needs all its children to live and thrive if it is to be called "civilized."
Frisco, TX 75035-9920
Website: humancoalition.org
CEO/President: Jeff Bradford
Founder: Brian Fisher and Tim Kachuriak
There are roughly 1 million abortion-determined women in the U.S. each year. The abortion industry purposefully targets and exploits them so they believe abortion is their only option. There has been no rescue system-until now. Human Coalition is building a pro-life, holistic, comprehensive care network to help rescue these women and their children from abortion.
Human Coalition is a champion of life, committed to an audacious mission: to transform our culture of death into a culture of life-to end abortion in America.
Does the board contain between 5 and 11 members? No 0/10
Does the organization make its audit or review (if annual revenue is more than $1-m) available on its website? No 0/4
Did the organization operate at a net profit (revenue greater than expenses) in the most recent year? No 0/4
For the past five years, has the organization been free of any lawsuits or administrative actions filed against it by an employee, client, board member, vendor, donor, or other related party? Yes 4/4
Does the organization have an overall financial efficiency rating of at least 2 stars? Yes 4/4
Sector: Advocacy
Overall efficiency rating 756 of 1022 33 of 42
Fund acquisition rating 922 of 1025 41 of 42
Resource allocation rating 975 of 1025 42 of 42
Asset utilization rating 46 of 1022 2 of 42
97% 98% 99% 97% 99% 100%
92% 107% 96% 94% 94% 95%
8% -7% 4% 6% 6% 5%
16% -66% 12% 15% 18% 14%
10% 21% 16% 8% 7% 8%
10.34 3.09 7.56 13.83 8.37 16.37
21% 59% 25% 11% 9% 4%
0% 32% 13% 5% 0% 0%
Receivables, inventories, prepaids $1,964,939 $2,938,871 $2,160,293 $606,967 $322,205
Short-term investments $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Total current assets $3,871,607 $4,550,777 $3,447,887 $2,378,930 $1,811,444
Long-term investments $0 $59,153 $30,195 $134,892 $117,237
Fixed assets $796,817 $751,061 $537,739 $732,518 $539,964
Other long-term assets $60,884 $42,467 $33,392 $82,590 $104,838
Total long-term assets $857,701 $852,681 $601,326 $950,000 $762,039
Total assets $4,729,308 $5,403,458 $4,049,213 $3,328,930 $2,573,483
Payables and accrued expenses $1,251,823 $602,088 $249,315 $284,064 $110,677
Other current liabilities $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
Total current liabilities $1,251,823 $602,088 $249,315 $284,064 $110,677
Debt $1,515,482 $700,000 $200,000 $0 $0
Other long-term liabilities $28,151 $25,370 $0 $0 $0
Total long-term liabilities $1,543,633 $725,370 $200,000 $0 $0
Total liabilities $2,795,456 $1,327,458 $449,315 $284,064 $110,677
Without donor restrictions $1,933,852 $3,926,000 $3,139,334 $3,044,866 $2,385,306
With donor restrictions $0 $150,000 $460,562 $0 $77,500
Net assets $1,933,852 $4,076,000 $3,599,898 $3,044,866 $2,462,806
Total contributions $16,961,013 $12,085,795 $9,053,206 $8,678,266 $6,750,162
Investment income $39,417 $830 $83 $389 $687
Other revenue $4,073 ($144,592) $15,954 ($134,320) ($99,793)
Total other revenue $320,311 $120,597 $251,588 $50,528 $12,043
Total revenue $17,281,324 $12,206,392 $9,304,794 $8,728,794 $6,762,205
Program services $11,238,763 $8,544,795 $6,537,848 $6,292,053 $4,819,873
Management and general $3,856,596 $1,849,166 $735,569 $535,719 $510,856
Fundraising $3,467,463 $1,332,403 $1,501,451 $1,343,108 $1,092,642
Total expenses $18,562,822 $11,726,364 $8,774,868 $8,170,880 $6,423,371
Surplus (deficit) ($1,281,498) $480,028 $529,926 $557,914 $338,834
Total change in net assets ($1,281,498) $480,028 $529,926 $557,914 $338,834
Brian Fisher Director $206,523
Jeffrey Bradford President $168,220
Barry Moerschell General Counsel/Vp of Compliance $144,636
Christopher Baggett Director $118,992
Dean Nelson VP of Government Relations $113,292
Erin Forsythe Director $96,404
Jeremy Aranda Director $87,046
Evelyn Lane Sr. National Director of Family Services $77,225
Grace Sundberg Director $68,429
Frank Garcia Jr Director $56,878
Chelsey Youman Director $56,770
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The health of any civilization is measured by the culture it creates and celebrates. In America, since 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion-on-demand in Roe v. Wade, our's has been one of sterilized death-not of combatants on the battlefield but of babies in the medical confines of hospitals and clinics . . . and in the intimacy of the womb.
Abortion is a stain on America. And the God who gives life will not hold us guiltless. Thomas Jefferson wrote, "I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just and that His justice cannot sleep forever."
We tremble as well.
The abortion industry purposefully targets and exploits hurting women, deceiving them into believing abortion is their only option. But you can reach vulnerable women, rescue their preborn children from abortion, and restore their families today!


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Here's an unusual thing to see in newsprint: a menu for 'Noodle Noir' restaurant Bang Bang Vietnamese Canteen in London. Arm and Eye creative studio came up with the idea of printing a digital tabloid menu as part of a film noir dining concept.
"Vietnamese restaurateurs David Le and Jimmy Yeung commissioned us to rebrand their new restaurant situated on Warren street in the heart of central London. Using the name Bang Bang as a starting point we have created what can only be described as the first ever 'Noodle Noir.' This hard-boiled film noir story is told in fractured pieces across the restaurants menus, napkins, social media, and a huge graphic artwork spread across one entire wall of the restaurant."
"The menu is a list of the amazing Vietnamese street food that David and Jimmy have carefully selected from dishes that they encountered on their travels. It also acts as an introduction to the story and the characters in this twisting tale of mobsters, double crossing and soft shell crab."
"The Napkin has a lipstick kiss with a phone number scrawled on it. Calling the number takes you to a message left by one of the characters. Plenty of other clues are also hidden in the restaurant, and the canteen itself features in several key scenes."
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Japanese minister joins the Nazi whitewash
Japanese Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso referred to Adolf Hitler's rise to power, which was interpreted as praising the Nazi regime. "Germany's Weimar constitution was changed before anyone realized," Aso said in his typically rambling style, according to accounts in various Japanese media. "It was altered before anyone was aware. Why don't we learn from… Read More Japanese minister joins the Nazi whitewash
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The Japanese empire defend its fascist roots
Japan's nationalist prime minister has dismissed the Tokyo war crimes trials in the aftermath of World War II as nothing more than victors' justice. Shinzo Abe, who was elected in a landslide general election victory in December, expressed beliefs that are likely to trigger anger in nations that were occupied by the forces of imperial… Read More The Japanese empire defend its fascist roots
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Israeli robotic boats giants Iran's kamikaze pilots
Iran will use suicide boats against Israel similar to Japan's use of kamikaze pilots. Israeli unmanned robotic boats may be used by the US Military in a potential naval confrontation with Iran, Yedioth Ahronoth reported Sunday. According to intelligence assessments, Iran will use these vessels as suicide boats, in a manner similar to Japan's use… Read More Israeli robotic boats giants Iran's kamikaze pilots
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Transsexual pervert hailed in Norwegian media
Would you like to eat the penis of a Japanese transexual pervert? It is disgusting. Its horrible, and should have lead to criminal persecution and imprisonment. In stead the Norwegian private TV channel TV2 hail this pervert, and present a "funny" story on their website. The transsexual pervert has removed his male gentiles, cut the… Read More Transsexual pervert hailed in Norwegian media
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Japan to Israel: Back off Iran or we will sink
"Launching a strike on the Islamic Republic would be "extremely dangerous". This is the warning from Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda to Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak. The warning was recorded by Japanese news agency Kyodo, citing local Foreign Ministry officials. Some 10 per cent of Japan's oil comes from the Islamic Republic. According to… Read More Japan to Israel: Back off Iran or we will sink
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Tokyo to be harmed by radioactive contamination
Radioactive cesium has traveled over 100 miles away from Fukushima. The nuclear contamination from the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan, are now found just outside the suburbs of Tokyo. Unsafe levels of radioactive contamination have been reported from multiple sources throughout vast areas of eastern Japan in locations far away from the Fukushima nuclear… Read More Tokyo to be harmed by radioactive contamination
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Black smoke and radioactive water in Tokyo
At Fukushima, clouds of thick black smoke poured out of the plant's No.3 reactor adding to fears that radiation levels would dramatically increase. Tokyo's tap water is unfit for babies to drink after radiation from Japan's quake-hit nuclear plant affected the capital's water supply, officials said. Radioactive iodine levels in some areas were twice the… Read More Black smoke and radioactive water in Tokyo
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The artifact known as the Venus of Willendorf dates to between 24,000-22,000 B.C.E., making it one of the oldest and most famous surviving works of art.
Prehistoric man found it effective to carve drawings in thier caves, establishing a new scribal culture. Drawing provided them with a way to communicate by recording visual images. They basically carved pictures that captured what they saw.
Due to the general stability of Egyptian life and culture, all arts – including architecture and sculpture, as well as painting, metalwork and goldsmithing – were characterized by a highly conservative adherence to traditional rules, which favoured order and form over creativity and artistic expression.
Probably the oldest purpose of art is as a vehicle for religious ritual. From the prehistoric cave paintings of France, to the Sistine Chapel, art has served religion. For centuries the Church was the primary patron of artists.
In the history of art, prehistoric art is all art produced in preliterate, prehistorical cultures beginning somewhere in very late geological history, and generally continuing until that culture either develops writing or other methods of record-keeping, or makes significant contact with another culture that has, and …
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1 : of, relating to, or existing in times antedating written history. 2 : of or relating to a language in a period of its development from which contemporary records of its sounds and forms have not been preserved. 3 : regarded as being outdated or outmoded prehistoric attitudes.
Prehistory (or pre-history) is the time before people began to write. The word comes from the Ancient Greek words προ (pre = "before") and ιστορία (historia = "history"). Less is known about prehistoric people because there are no written records (history) for us to study.
The Prehistoric Period—or when there was human life before records documented human activity—roughly dates from 2.5 million years ago to 1,200 B.C. It is generally categorized in three archaeological periods: the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age.
After Prehistory, which includes the Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic, the Bronze Age is the first period of « Protohistory », also called the « Metal Ages ». Marked by significant technological and social advances, the Bronze Age was an important step in the evolution of European societies.
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My conclusion is that people really do understand the priorities that give value to life. No one was thankful they drove the right car or wore the correct clothes. Maybe the media and Hollywood's push for glamor and reaching a social perfection isn't convincing everyone.
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