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TN teacher accused in kidnapping student to be arraigned in Sacramento
Tad Cummins was on the run from the law for several weeks
Tad Cummins was on the run from the law for several weeks
Tad Cummins was on the run from the law for several weeks
A former Tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping a 15-year-old student and driving her across the country for several weeks will be arraigned in federal court in Sacramento, officials said Friday.
Tad Cummins was found with the 15-year-old girl Thursday morning at a commune called Black Bear Ranch in the Siskiyou County town of Cecilville, law enforcement officials said. The pair were also in Berkeley before heading to far northern California.
The teen was taken into protective custody Thursday and spent the night in Sacramento before she was flown back to Tennessee, according to Siskiyou County Sheriff Jon Lopey.
Cummins was headed to Sacramento on Friday morning and is scheduled to be arraigned in federal court on Monday, Lopey said.
KCRA is not naming the girl or showing her photo because she is an alleged victim of sex crimes.
Tad Cummins took guns, money and his wife's car before kidnapping the 15-year-old girl and taking her on a 2,500-mile cross-country journey that ended Thursday, court records show.
He had just been suspended from teaching and police were zeroing in on him, questioning his relationship with the girl.
After taking out a loan for $4,500, the records say, the teacher took the money and two handguns and wrote a note to his wife saying he needed to go to Virginia Beach or the D.C. area to clear his head.
But instead of going to the beach, police say he picked up the student in Columbia, Tennessee, in his wife's white Nissan Rogue on the morning of March 13, setting in motion a six-week police manhunt.
"It is believed based on the investigation to date, as set forth herein, that Cummins, age 50, and victim, age 15, are involved in a sexual relationship and traveled in interstate commerce to continue their relationship and to engage in unlawful sexual activity," the criminal complaint against Cummins says.
Cummins is charged with taking a minor across states lines to have sex, the federal complaint says.
Hotel companies alerted authorities that the two had checked in to motels in Oklahoma City and Guymon, Oklahoma, but they were gone by the time police got the tips, the complaint says.
Surveillance video from Walmart stores in Oklahoma City and Guymon captured video of the student and teacher.
How they got to Cecilville, California, and why they went there remains a mystery to investigators.
Police said Cummins surrendered Thursday to sheriff's deputies outside a cabin in a remote northern area of the state after a tip was called into the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation that Cummins and the student had taken up residence there for about a week and a half.
The girl was apparently healthy and unharmed, and authorities said their main concern was her emotional and mental state.
"The family is absolutely elated beyond words that this part of the ordeal is coming to an end," Jason Whatley, an attorney for the girl's family said Thursday evening. "We're anxiously awaiting word on her condition."
Cummins faces state charges of aggravated kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor as well as the federal charges. If convicted of the federal charge, he faces at least 10 years in prison, acting U.S. Attorney Jack Smith said.
The pair's disappearance March 13 came after Cummins was investigated by the school system when another student reported seeing the then-married teacher kiss the girl at the Culleoka Unit School. Culleoka is about 60 miles (100 kilometers) south of Nashville near the Alabama state line.
The school's investigative files provided to the AP by the attorney show that both Cummins and the girl denied kissing. The teacher, however, acknowledged that the girl was "a really good friend and she does leave her other classes to come see him when she needs someone to calm her down," according to a school report dated Jan. 30.
The report recommended that the girl be taken out of Cummins' class and that he be reprimanded to uphold his professional responsibility. The report also recommended that the administration monitor Cummins' classroom to make sure students weren't there when they weren't supposed to be.
Cummins was fired about a month after being suspended — a day after the TBI issued an Amber Alert about the teen.
The teacher's wife of 31 years has filed for divorce. Court records show that Jill Cummins sued her then-missing husband on the grounds of irreconcilable differences and inappropriate marital conduct.
The wife, who works for the Maury County school system, said she had not seen her husband since March 13. The couple has two children together.

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Friday, October 15, 2004
Private Publishing and Harmonizing
My post Lament over a Gospel Harmony, based on a post from Danny Zacharias on Deinde, generated a couple of comments, the first from "Jim" objecting to the term "vanity publishing" and the second from Wieland Willker objecting to the disparagement of Gospel harmonies. In response to Jim, I would note that my preferred term, and the one I used in the post, is "privately published", a term that I explained by noting that some use the more disparaging term "vanity publishing". Let me be clear here. There is nothing necessarily problematic about privately published work. Sometimes it is, quite simply, the most appropriate, the cheapest, the most cost-effective way to get something out. Most of what is published on the internet, including by established academics, is in a sense privately published -- it is not run through a peer-review process or anything else. It's simply put out there for the world to take or leave as they please. This blog is like that. In some ways the net has decreased the need for disseminating ideas by privately printed work, but the latter still often has an important place too. My dad, for example, writes on Lewis Carroll and children's literature and often finds the most appropriate means of getting his material out to those who want to read it, is to arrange publication himself. It's the same process as those who in the music industry sell CDs at gigs or via the net -- it's often more cost effective, more efficient, more direct and one retains much more control over one's product.
But in the context of my post on the topic, I was commenting on Danny's lament that this is the kind of book that gets into the "pop.christian" book shops where superior books find it more difficult to find their way to the average Church-goer. I was commenting that one should probably not be too concerned in a case like this because the book in question is privately published and it is a particular difficulty, usually, to get privately published material into book shops. That's not the function of the best privately published material, which is rather dissemination via networks of friends and the potentially interested. And it needs to be added, I think, that the publication of academic books by established publishers is often an indicator that the quality of the book in question is superior to a similar book published privately. The reason is straightforward and is nothing to do with "intellectual eggheads" or prejudice. It is, rather, because the book produced by the established publisher will have been through a peer-review process in which it is subjected to rigorous academic scrutiny by experts in the field. And it is a tough business. Much of my time is spent reviewing manuscripts for publication, and it is a demanding, if necessary, job. I would also add that if you publish with Brill, you are highly unlikely to get paid at all, let alone "paid before a single copy sells".
And so to the question of Gospel harmonies. Wieland Willker wonders why it is that they get disparaged by scholars. What is wrong with them? I think that an important point wants making here: it depends on what the function of the Gospel Harmony in question is. If the function is literary, artistic, devotional, dramatic, there often remains a role for the Gospel Harmony. I have myself written in defence of the use of harmony in The Passion of the Christ, complaining about those scholars who have overreacted to its use of harmonizing, criticizing this work of art as if it were an undergraduate essay on the historical Jesus (see "The Power of the Passion of the Christ: Reacting and Over-reacting to Gibson's Artistic Vision" in Jesus and Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ, Chapter 3, based on an earlier blog post, The harmonizing tradition in Jesus films). But herein lies the important point -- treating an artistic work as if it is an academic one is problematic. Harmonizing does not have a role to play in serious academic work on the Gospels, unless one wishes to argue that the major advances in critical work on the Gospels are wrong-headed. One may wish to argue that but I cannot myself imagine how such an argument could be successfully mounted. Certainly it will not do, if one wishes to be taken seriously, to ignore such work. At the very least it needs to be engaged.
In other words, it is a question of context. When my kids take part in their nativity play this Christmas, I would be an utter nerd if I were to go to the person organizing it to complain about its having harmonized the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. But when I lectured to my first year undergraduates a fortnight ago on Matthew 1-2, it would have been irresponsible for me to be involved in uncritical harmonizing.
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"Harmonizing does not have a role to play in serious academic work on the Gospels."
This exactly seems to be an axiom one learns in the seminary. But I disagree with it. I remember a course I took on harmonizing problems in the Passion narratives. This was one of the most interesting and instructive courses I ever took in the Biblical field. I know that "harmonizing" has an apologetic touch, but I think we should not leave it to laymen, apologetists and authors. It has its legitimate place in theological scholarship, IMHO.
Best wishes --- Wieland Willker
- 16 October 2004 at 04:27
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Mark meant that gospel harmonies have no place in serious *historical* academic work on the gospels. This, at any rate, is what I take from the distincition made between the "academic" and the "literary, artistic, devotional, dramatic." Harmonizing grossly oversimplifies the complexity of historical reconstruction, though it may also enable the richness of artistic or theological constructions. By noting the importance of context for the use of harmonizing, Mark is also underlining the scholarly commonplace of a gap, a "big, ugly ditch," existing between history and theology (including artisitc theological expressions). Unlike many scholars, though, Mark admits that history is *not* the privileged criteriion by which we judge the truth of aesthetic and theological representations of Jesus. Critiquing Gibson's Passion "as if it were an undergraduate essay on the historical Jesus" is symptomatic of this scholarly orientation and its inadequacies. Biblical scholars, I would add, need to think more clearly about how exactly "history" matters beyond the classroom, while at the same time relativizing the importance of historical methods and criteria by becoming more interdisciplinary. I'm eager to see how Jesus and Mel Gibon's The Passion as a whole addresses these points.
Eric Thurman
- 16 October 2004 at 10:10
- Peter Boaz Jones said...
I thought you might want to see the reply to Danny's My Lament....Conclusion. I Quote:
"I had originally sent the book in question for a review to Dr Phillip Seddon of Birmingham University, since he was instrumental in suggesting my approach after he went through my original manuscript. But, since he was very busy, he said didn't know when he could ever get around to it. That was in August last year. I also sent one to Dr David Wenham of Oxford University, for the same reason, whose deceased father Dr John Wenham of Wycliffe Hall, I quote in my book. He also said it would take considerable time to review it, and in the meantime was very interested and pleased in what I was doing. I have not as yet heard from him either. Both Dr Phillip Seddon and Dr John Wenham are mentioned in the Introduction under the sub-heading Why This Book Was Formulated, which is also on my site http://www.new-millennium.co.uk/introduction.htm.
The Temple Cleansing can, when putting all the facts together be proven to have taken place firstly at the first Passover, and the final time at the last Tabernacles.
The Sermon on the Mount to have taken place on the Mt. Olivet, also at the first Passover, with the Sermon Down the Mount at Bethsaida, one year later and at Pentecost.
The Baptist was imprisoned when Jesus started His ministry in the first autumn, after the first miracle. Subsequently he was released shortly after. When the following first Passover in spring, Jesus was baptising with his disciples, again the Baptist was incarcerated, this time until the second Tabernacles when he was beheaded.
The preparation day mentioned by the Gospel of John was on the 14th Nisan, in which Jesus was crucified. The Jews held their Passover on the annual Sabbath High Day, at the sunset of the 14th after Jesus died, as when the 15th Nisan began it was their Passover proper. The original Passover in Egypt was eaten indoors, and as Jesus and the disciples partook of the Last Supper. The Passover can also refer to all the immediate days (the whole week) of the seven Days of Unleavened Bread, too, as the disciples had to prepare their Passover meal ready for the beginning part of the eve of 14th when their days were reckoned from and as still in Judaism today.
When all the facts of the four Gospels are not put together correctly, then as you rightly surmise is does give rise to the misunderstanding of the literature and misconstrues history as well - and that is precisely why I was led to put the book together. I quote again from the Introduction in my book:
'Interestingly enough, this is highlighted through the words of John Wenham in his book, Redating Matthew, Mark, & Luke (Hodder & Stoughton), where this dilemma is addressed in his introduction, "In 1979 I found myself in the Synoptic Problem Seminar of the Society for New Testament Studies, whose members were in disagreement over every aspect of the subject. When this international group disbanded in 1982 they had sadly to confess that after twelve years' work they had not reached a common mind on a single issue" (p. xxi).
He further mentions this dilemma in his book the Easter Enigma (Paternoster Press), saying, "Forced harmonizing is worthless. The tendency today, however, is the opposite - to force the New Testament writings into disharmony, in order to emphasize their individuality. The current analytical approach to the Gospels often has the effect of making scholars more and more uncertain at more points, till eventually their view of Jesus and his teaching is lost in a haze. The harmonistic approach, on the other hand, enables one to ponder long and conscientiously over every detail of the narrative and to see how one account illuminates and modifies another. Gradually (without fudging) people and events take shape and grow in solidity and the scenes come to life in one's mind. Such study is beautifully constructive and helps vindicate the presuppositions on which it is based. It is sad and strange when immense learning leads to little knowledge of the person studied" (p. 128).
So, when it comes to these basic events in the Gospels, scholars are still in much confusion, leaving question marks, arguments, and statements of contradictions, when comparing the books available on the subject. John Wenham's works are based on a better approach, which has the basis of a proper rationalized harmonistic foundation, it is with this harmonistic approach that I also proceeded, even though at the time of my first manuscript I was not aware of John Wenham and his works.'
I am sincerely honoured nevertheless that you are willing to review it, and await your appraisal with anticipation. In the meanwhile I have sent you a copy."
- 19 October 2004 at 12:22
- Peter Boaz Jones said...
To keep the record straight: the "press release" in question disseminated via eMediaWire was not written by the author, but my an Internet marketing organization.
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Heya Lychee, happy birthday! Hope it was a good day for ya.
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Hello, Lychee! ^^ How're you?
You did, though I find it's a common thing new people do (I'm quite guilty of doing the same myself at one point, haha!)
I chose Houndour--no contest. Houndoom's my favorite Pokemon =)
Glad to see you sign up in URPG! Azurill's a pretty cute starter = ) If you have any questions at all, let me or other URPG members know! We're all glad to help. By the way, can't help but notice--to reply to a Visitor Message, click "View Conversation", then write your message on the appropriate box. That way whoever you're conversing with will see your message on their profile. = )
Hey! Thanks for messaging me!
I guess I'm having a bit of trouble navigating the forums... I can't tell what I should do first- and I don't want to skip steps!
I've read the FAQ, but how do I start, like, actually playing in the URPG? I went into General, but theres a lot of threads and none of them seem to indicate like 'start here', which makes me think I've missed a step, aheheh.
Heeey! Just wanted to see how you're doing :)
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In Los Angeles, a former aide to City Councilman Jose Huizar filed a lawsuit alleging that he had harassed and punished her when she refused to provide sexual favors. (Not true, the married councilman said; it was a consensual affair.) Another former council aide has filed a lawsuit alleging that a second councilmember, Mitch Englander, not only allowed a harassing environment to exist in his office but also took part with inappropriate remarks. (He denied it.)
In Sacramento, an FBI affidavit was said to claim that state Sen. Ronald Calderon (D-Montebello) had accepted more than $60,000 in bribes from undercover FBI agents, allegations first reported Wednesday by the Al Jazeera television network.
By Thursday morning, as Calderon's attorney was pleading his innocence, other legislators were scrambling to avoid being sucked into the quicksand. State Senate leader Darrell Steinberg of Sacramento took issue with Calderon's claim that as a favor he had hired an unqualified woman onto the Senate staff. (The woman, unbeknown to any legislator, was an undercover FBI agent.)
In Washington, Republicans and Democrats showed no signs of abating their partisan tit-for-tat, most recently at a congressional hearing Wednesday where Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius was raked over the coals for the balky opening of the federal healthcare.gov website. The meeting was replete with multiple references to Kansas—Sebelius is a former governor of the state, which means she deals with mentions of Dorothy and Toto and not being in Kansas anymore the way Californians bear the cross of flakiness, blond hair and surfers.
At few points did it appear that anyone actually wanted to solve the problems of the healthcare rollout, with Republicans castigating and Democrats defending the administration. (ABC News columnist and former Bush campaign hand Matthew Dowd had a novel suggestion: how about holding hearings to ask questions to which you actually want answers, and which might solve the problem. No word on whether he had takers.)
As the healthcare measure's tough start continued, President Obama pleaded for patience, promised the fixes would be made and blamed part of the mess on Republicans who had blocked the measure at every turn in legislatures, statehouses and the courts.
All of it begged a question when NBC News and the Wall Street Journal released their newest poll. The question wasn't why 70% of the country thinks America is on the wrong track. The question: From what vat of optimism springs the 22% who think things are going well?
The poll was the latest in a series of surveys to suggest indelicately that America would like its political leaders to either shape up or go away for a very, very long time. The number who thought things were going well wasn't the lowest of all time—it had actually gone up since earlier in the month—but both President Obama and congressional Republicans were suffering through their lowest numbers on record.
Obama's job approval was 42%, to 51% negative. His image among Americans—historically, the repository for their good feelings toward him even if the country is sliding downhill—was only 41% positive, the lowest of his tenure in the Oval Office, and 45% negative. The Republican Party was liked even less, at 22% positive and 53% negative, also a record.
The poll generated some suggestions that voters might exact revenge on Congress in the 2014 elections. But there were other suggestions that things may just continue along in the current, addled way.
Asked whether they want Republicans or Democrats to control Congress next year, voters were split almost equally. Asked whether they would vote to reelect their own representative, about three in 10 said they would—a number which stands to rise as memories of the recent impasses fade (assuming they are not replaced by images of new impasses).
All told, bad news all around. Not that it changed anything: Within hours the Senate was tied up in knots again, as minority Republicans blocked two Obama administration appointments, setting up the possibility of a renewed partisan fight over the Senate's filibuster rules.


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especially in low wind, you'll need more training ....
i figured out that it's more effective to ride in a 'staircase ..' you go upwind till you feel that (because of the edging) your kite gets bad-tempered. rigt before you drop out of gliding, fly the kite up and drop to halfwind - riding. gather speed by dropping the kite and when you go fast enough start enging harder and go upwind.
this worked well with flysurfer kites
(don't fly them full powered all the time - if you depower, they fly faster)
arc's and arc - stacks.
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Anyway... I started with some cabachons that I got from a shop on Etsy called Troxies. I think they are so cute! And you can find them in lots of colors and different flowers.
Then I used some ring blanks I also got from PhotoJewelryMaking.com.
And my bails.
And some trusty old E-6000.
Just put a dab of glue on the bail or blank and attach the cabachon. And you're done!
Aren't they cute?
All you need now is a ball chain and you're done! I plan on giving these to Layla for Christmas. I thought I could use one chain and she can change out the pendants.
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This race will be unlike any you have ever done before. In the Methow Valley and North Cascades we are fortunate to have hundreds of miles of trails to run year round-- yes even in the winter when there is 2-5(or more!)feet of snow on the ground. "How is this possible" you ask. "Snowmobiles." "What?" "Yes, Snowmobiles... well actually to be more accurate the snow cats that groom hundreds of miles of mountain forest service roads to be used for snowmobiles." You might then ask "but who wants to run with a bunch of noisy and stinky snowmobiles?" Well you might be surprised but despite the beautiful scenery, amazing views, and easy access I rarely see more than a couple snowmobiles on one run(even on runs that take all day)! And thanks to the grooming which is done frequently there is a wide and compact surface to run on in your normal trail shoes that is neither slippery or so soft that you sink into the snow-- it's like running on a wide, white, soft trail.
This course starts near the tiny town of Carlton in the world famous Methow Valley at the S. Fork Gold Creek Sno Park at an elevation of 2000ft and climbs 11 miles up to a gap in the Chelan Sawtooth Ridge at 5800ft. At this gap the 22 milers turn around enjoying the long descent all the way back to the sno park and the 35 milers continue another 6.5 miles to their turnaround point which is at 6550ft on top of Coyote Ridge. Those runners taking the longer option get views down to the narrow and deep Lake Chelan and near 360 degree views of the North Cascades, Chelan Sawtooths, and Okanogans. The 22 milers also get nice views but not as cool as the 35 milers--go further if you can!


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Apple, Google, Adobe And Intel Have To Face The Music Over Collusive Hiring Practices
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While some companies have already settled (and a few others likely involved in the agreements have so far escaped lawsuits), Apple, Google, Adobe and Intel have been trying to get a class action lawsuit built off of the DOJ's efforts thrown out. That effort failed on Friday, meaning that it's likely that these four remaining companies will try to work out a settlement, rather than go through a full trial.
As we've discussed for years, part of what actually made Silicon Valley Silicon Valley is the ease with which employees could switch jobs, often between competitors. Multiple studies have made it clear that greater job switching within an innovative industry is actually much better for that entire industry. With job shifting comes important cross-fertilization of ideas, allowing the bigger breakthroughs to happen faster, opening up new opportunities. Without that kind of job shifting, knowledge gets stuffed into silos, and overall innovation gets held back and stymied. In fact, if you look at the success of basically all four of the companies in this lawsuit, you can point to evidence of how the easy shifting of jobs was a key part of important breakthroughs that created tremendous opportunities and innovations (hell, two of the three members of Intel's founding team were once part of the traitorous eight, who left Shockley Semiconductor to form Fairchild Semiconductor -- only to go on to form Intel, AMD and a bunch of others). Job hopping, poaching employees and the like often get a bad reputation, but the research is pretty clear that it was a key factor (according to some, the key factor) in allowing Silicon Valley to become a hub of innovation.
Hopefully, the end result of the DOJ efforts and these class action lawsuits is to maintain an innovation economy where job hopping and information sharing is empowered, rather than hindered.


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Golf tip of the week
Do you hit the ball much better at the range than on the course? To help bring your range game to the first tee, learn how to visualize or train your mind to see a good shot.
At the range after you hit a good shot, step back, close your eyes and recall the tempo of that nice swing and visualize the flight path of the golf ball. Take a moment to rehearse that swing over in your mind and reinforce that positive feeling. When you get to the first tee, recall the feeling of your pure swing and see the flight of the golf ball. Next, pick a specific target and begin your pre-shot routine and start your round off with a great first tee ball.
During your round, make note of all the good shots you hit and resist the temptation to dwell on the bad shots and missed putts.
Visualization and positive mental imagery are important to playing your best golf. When Fred Couples won the 1992 Masters, he was asked what his pre-shot routine was for the week. He responded by saying that whatever club he had in his hands, he would picture the best shot he ever hit with that particular club. He would have this positive thought in mind as he hit the shot rather than allowing negative feelings and memories of bad shots to creep in.
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Here's a rap video on climate change denial. This is a subject I take seriously.
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If you believe climate change is happening, buy a bigger AC and move inland to higher ground because nothing we can do will alter it. Let me explain, it is a matter of scale. Whether discussing time, weight, thermodynamics, there is small scale, large scale, geological scale and galactic scale.
An ice cube left outside will melt rather quickly, a iceberg will take several years, a planet several hundred years, and the space between the stars may be never. Even if our recent technology was causing the globe to heat-up it would take centuries before you could see the difference. OH green house gases like CO2 which we exhale and many others.
Well the 20 or so, erupting volcanoes generate more gases by far than we do
So tell how we are generating so many gases that it alters climate.
So just wait a few hundred thousand and the weather will be totally different..
{Not answering as moderator, just as a member}
The weather is already different. By burning fossil fuel we've raised the temperature of the planet nearly a degree Celsius. "... every degree Celsius brings about 6 percent more lightening, according to the climate scientist Amanda Staudt." [eaarth:making a life on a tough new planet by Bill McKibben, p3] Presumably lightening counts as weather, and 6% more per year is something you'd count.
In case you haven't noticed (the insurance industry has) damage and death from flooding, wildfires, drought, storms like tornadoes, and excess heat are rising. That is what the climate models predicted.
While individuals may feel as if nothing they can do will alter the climate catastrophe slowly unfolding, collectively we are the direct cause of the problem. We are not helpless as a species, only too slow to recognize a danger our ancestors never faced.
We used to feel free to dump our wastes into the air because, as you say, "It is a matter of scale." The planet seemed so large compared to human beings. When CO2 rose, people said, "It'll go into the ocean sink, the ocean is so large." pH changes from that absorbed CO2 are now impacting the oyster industry, jellyfish have begun to replace fish in spots around the globe, and corals are dying.
The thing is, Tony Lester, we humans are so powerful we've crossed a scale threshold. We're changing the chemistry of our entire planet, not in geologic time but now.
End of rant. As you can tell, this is something I feel very strongly about.
I don´t like to become involved in a discussion in which people throw arguments nobody can prove instantly. But I´ve managed to keep my ecological footprint as large as it should be, not larger. How big is yours?
A "ha ha only serious" way to look at things:
"Save the earth -- it's our only source of chocolate."
(Calligraphic button by Nancy Lebovitz, www.nancybuttons.com. I've posted more samples in "What's Up?")
A photo by David Goldman at USA Today, captures my feelings about the ways Summer is changing in the US.
Reading about current floods and Arizona wildfires has me a bit on edge. What does happen when nuclear missile silos flood?
The site of the Fort Calhoun nuclear plant has two feet of water in places and the Cooper Nuclear station has begun shut down. *sigh* Will we see radiation in the Missouri River this Summer? Stay tuned as Summer unfolds. Although global temperature increases are gradual, the world is complex, not linear. Abrupt complications grab our attention much better than incremental change.
Jared Diamond says he's optimistic about our ability to cope with climate change, because today we have the ability to learn from societies remote in time and distance. *sigh* Personally, I don't see that happening. I think we're making the same mistake the Maya did, because the elites feel insulated by their wealth and power.
Another fire has erupted in Bastrop County!
"Wildfire frequency and danger are closely tied to weather. Although one might
assume that the greatest wildfire danger is associated with the most severe droughts,
wildfires are most dangerous when a few months of very wet weather produce heavy
vegetation growth and are followed by a few months of very dry weather that cause the fuel to dry out. When the fuel is in place, dangerous wildfires are most likely to occur on days with very strong wind and low humidity. Dust storms are favored under similar weather conditions but with longer-term dryness."
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Location: Farmerville, Louisiana
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 12:35 pm
Post subject: Removable center fin advice
I have been learning on an old Starboard Start with a removable center fin. Once I learned to sail upwind I removed the center fin and have been sailing without it. I am just beginning to get on plane when the conditions are right, and started to wonder if I should maybe try the center fin again now that I have a little more experience. Will putting it back in benefit me, or should I just continue to sail without it. The reason I am reconsidering is that the last time I was out in moderate wind I noticed that I was being pushed sideways a little. Will I be able to get on plane with the fin in? Another problem I am having is that when I finally do get on plane and try to lean back in the harness the rig comes back and I have a tendency to push the nose of the board into the wind. I haven't quite figured out how to maintain a straight line on plane. I tried putting pressure on my front foot and it seemed to help but overall steering took a lot of effort. I was wondering if having the center fin in would make it easier to steer. There are no other sailors in my area so I have been on my own since I started in March. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 12:58 pm
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Good job... on the effort and ambition !!!
There are many, various answers for all your questions... but some of them are:
* Yes, you can still get on a plane with the center fin installed.
* Getting pushed sideways? Yes, having the ctr. fin back on will help. And or, having a much bigger rear fin will help. Also, make sure you're not "over-sheeting" the sail too much. Try letting your back hand out a ways. Depending on MANY factors, if you pull the back hand in, too much... you can slip sideways. This is, stalling the sail... fix it, by sheeting out.
* The tendancy to round up into the wind? Also many factors involved here. Your idea to push the board with your front foot is good, also pull with your back foot. Also, tip the mast/rig to windward a ways, your weight will be hanging from the boom, increasing mast-base pressure, also helping the nose to bear off. Tip the rig forward a bit, but mostly, all that other stuff.
* Oh yeah, another tip. Keep the board flat! There is a tendancy to lean back and then, you're standing with your weight on your heels, and the board rounds up. To correct this: move your feet towards the centerline, and press down with your toes. Yes, your calves will get sore
Don't start moving out towardds the rail, until you're going fast enough for the board to support your weight out there. Keep always looking at your board, you want it flat, side to side. And mostly level front to back, the nose up just a tiny bit. Anyway, don't sink the tail. And don't sink the windward rail.
There's tons more... but there's a few things.
Keep up the great effort and have fun !!
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Location: Farmerville, Louisiana
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:11 pm
Post subject: Thanks Greg
I will keep these things in mind as I try to figure this out. I know its tough to answer questions like this without seeing what I am actually doing. I think you are correct about me digging in the windward rail. Steering on plane presents a whole new set of challenges. It looks so easy on youtube.
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:16 pm
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Everything you're experiencing is totally normal.
Everybody on youtube and here... we have all been through the same stuff
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:25 pm
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Point your toes until it hurts. You will need to stretch your ankles to keep this from hurting because it must become a habit.
Ask other people in boats or on shore if the board is flat on the water or railing in on the lee side.
It must be, and when you get this habit many things including a heavy load on your arms will go away.
When your windward rail is in the water you are turning to windward all the time with the board. You can only sail straight because you are holding the sail forward to turn to lee,balancing out.
Once you do anything else the windward turning board bites you in the ass.
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 2:01 pm
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"Ask other people in boats or on shore if the board is flat on the water or railing in on the lee side."
Or... you can look down at where the water is coming off the rails. And, as you're sailing, press down with your toes (watching where the spray is, coming off the rails) then slowly weight your heels, watching the spray.
You'll quickly be able to tell when the board is flat, cause the spray will be coming off the rails at the same spot on each side of the board. And it will soon be obvious, when you're on your heels, or pressing with your toes.
Note: Mostly, the above is while planing and in the footstraps. I would think that you're not in the straps yet... so while the above is still true... it is much easier to just move your feet in towards the centerline, or out towards the rail. I move my feet around all the time, while sailing. Unless I'm fully planing.. then I'm usually in the straps. If I'm "really powered" then I'm always in the straps (and already was... before that time).
Some of these details aren't important, at your novice level.
But, learn to read the water around your board... and know when it's level and when it's not
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 2:02 pm
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Makes sense. Now that I think about it I'm probably not getting enough mast base pressure either.
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Location: Cedar Falls, IA
Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 12:46 am
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The original Starboard Start had a 40 cm deep Tuttle fin at the stern and a half moon shaped, short/regular Tuttle fin as the centerboard. A year or two later the centerboard fin was also deep Tuttle with an angled front and a fairly straight rear edge.
The fin and centerboard combinations I've used on my 2001 Start range from putting a 54 cm regular Tuttle pointer fin in as the centerboard for light winds to using a 70 cm formula fin on the stern with no centerboard.
When using a centerboard there is a point with stronger winds at which the windward rail lifts up and the board tries to roll over to leeward. Up to that point the centerboard is helpful. At that point you'll want to take out the centerboard.
Either a bigger fin on the stern or a bigger sail or both will help you plane. In addition to being an excellent beginner board a Start is also a big (and heavy) formula board well able to handle formula size sails and fins.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 1:32 am
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Struggling with this now myself while in the straps I keep getting blown downwind, it seems that because the conditions are marginal and gusty here I have to point the board on a broad reach to get on a plane then I'm in a hole and the wind is slowing so I point it downwind again and so it goes next thing I'm far from where I launched.
So perhaps you need to be more powered up with a bigger sail to get on a plane without pointing downwind, then you can stay on a plane and point upwind a bit. This way you won't drift downwind.
To keep from rounding up hang from the boom more, keep your front leg straight and your back knee bent, push and pull.
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2012 5:55 am
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pull down on your boom more with your arms straight. that's called mast foot pressure. then either carve with your heels upwind, or, point your toes and get the rail and fin to work together to lift you upwind. either way, you won't lose ground so long as you have speed and POWER.
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The Circle Group
Yesterday we saw that the unit-length complex numbers are all of the form , where measures the oriented angle from around to the point in question. Since the absolute value of a complex number is multiplicative, we know that the product of two unit-length complex numbers is again of unit length. We can also see this using the exponential property:
So multiplying two unit-length complex numbers corresponds to adding their angles.
That is, the complex numbers on the unit circle form a group under multiplication of complex numbers — a subgroup of the multiplicative group of the complex field — and we even have an algebraic description of this group. The function sending the real number to the point on the circle is a homomorphism from the additive group of real numbers to the circle group. Since every point on the circle has such a representative, it's an epimorphism. What is the kernel? It's the collection of real numbers satisfying
that is, must be an integral multiple of — an element of the subgroup . So, algebraically, the circle group is the quotient . Or, isomorphically, we can just write .
Something important has happened here. We have in hand two distinct descriptions of the circle. One we get by putting the unit-length condition on points in the plane. The other we get by taking the real line and "wrapping" it around itself periodically. I haven't really mentioned the topologies, but the first approach inherits the subspace topology from the topology on the complex numbers, while the second approach inherits the quotient topology from the topology on the real numbers. And it turns out that the identity map from one version of the circle to the other one is actually a homeomorphism, which further shows that the two descriptions give us "the same" result.
What's really different between the two cases is how they generalize. I'll probably come back to these in more detail later, but for now I'll point out that the first approach generalizes to spheres in higher dimensions, while the second generalizes to higher-dimensional tori. Thus the circle is sometimes called the one-dimensional sphere , and sometimes called the one-dimensional torus , and each one calls to mind a slightly different vision of the same basic object of study.
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HUMPHREY � Mrs. Sally Jo (Young) Margetson, 85, passed away in Dallas, Texas on January 7, 2013.
HUMPHREY � Mrs. Sally Jo (Young) Margetson, 85, passed away in Dallas, Texas on January 7, 2013.
She was born May 13, 1927 in Humphrey, Ark. Sally was a school librarian and antiques shop owner. She retired as Media Director for Union Public School District in Tulsa after having a stroke and returned to her home town of Humphrey, Ark. Sally joined her brother, the late John W. Young and sister, Frances Young in Young�s Antiques. She thoroughly enjoyed her time in the Antiques business and made many friends. The highlight of her second career was continuing to �teach and educate� her customers about antiques and interior design. Sally completed cancer treatment in Dallas, Texas in March of 2010 and returned to Humphrey. She was cancer free for two years. She was cured of Lymphoma but colon cancer returned January 2012. Sally set a wonderful example for others. She believed that being positive and having an optimistic attitude was paramount. Sally was preceded in death by her husband, Calvin H. Margetson, and son George E. Margetson. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Diane and Perry Hood of Tulsa; daughter and son-in-law, Janie and David Flynt of Dallas; two granddaughters, Becky Collins and Kristen Margetson; sister, Frances E. Young; many nieces and nephews, and dear friends.
Visitation is Friday, January 11 from 5-7 p.m. at Turpin Funeral Home, Stuttgart, Ark. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, January 12, 2013 directed by Turpin. Burial will follow at Lone Tree Cemetery, Stuttgart, Ark. Please go to www.turpinco.com to sign the online guestbook.


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Oct. 16, 2005
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Forward Kandace Wilson scored one goal and assisted on another as visiting Cal State Fullerton (12-3-0, 4-1-0 in Big West) handed UC Santa Barbara (7-9-0, 1-3-0 in Big West) its third consecutive loss, 2-0 on Sunday. The win was the fifth in a row for the Titans.
Wilson used an outstanding individual effort to break a scoreless tie. At the 32:56 mark, the senior battled a Gaucho defender near the center of the field. She took the ball and turned up-field, beat another defender and went in on the left side of the box, one-on-one with senior goalkeeper Jamie Considine. Wilson slid a right-footed shot inside the left post to make the score 1-0 Cal State Fullerton.
The Titans extended their lead about 18 minutes into the second half and it was another great individual effort by Wilson that made it possible.
At 52:41 Wilson drove down the right side of the UCSB box. She drew a defender to her and slid a perfect cross to forward Sara Johnson who was coming down the center of the box, in front of another Gaucho defender. Johnson one-timed a shot inside the left post to make it 2-0 Fullerton.
The Titan defense stifled UCSB's offense much of the afternoon. The Gauchos had just two shots in the first half and seven for the match. Karen Bardsley needed just two saves to post the shutout. Fullerton piled-up 13 shots in the first half and 22 in the contest. Considine was outstanding for Santa Barbara recording a season-high 11 saves.
UCSB hits the road for a pair of matches next weekend. The Gauchos travel to Pacific on Friday, Oct. 21, for a 7:00 p.m. match and then to Cal State Northridge on Sunday, Oct. 23, for a 1:00 p.m. contest.


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Monday, August 30, 2010
Then Chris made me birthday cookies with a lit match in place of a candle.
I visited my family in Michigan this past weekend, and we celebrated with this cake (Dud's 60th birthday, Mom's 60th birthday, my 33rd birthday, the upcoming book, all Lil Sis's success):
And I started a business, officially.
To top it all off, I still fit into my junior high graduation dress from 1989.
Isn't it cool that my digital camera managed to take this old-timey film mistake photo?
9 comments:
- Andrea said...
Yay for your book and yay for your business! I still want an interview with you, by the way!
And oh my with that dress! :)
Happy Birthday!
- August 30, 2010 at 6:15 PM
- Moan said...
- August 30, 2010 at 11:56 PM
- Thea said...
Congratulations on the book and the business beginning!!Happy Birthday - and sweet dress. Save that puppy, it's awesome :-) Very Cyndi Lauper.
- August 31, 2010 at 6:30 AM
- kris said...
Ann, having a problem with Lauren pattern - how can I contact you with questions? Thanks for prompt reply.
- August 31, 2010 at 12:05 PM
- Rainy Daisy said...
WAAAA!! Happy Birthday, Lady! Your graduation dress is really fabulous.
- September 1, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- nicole said...
So many things to celebrate! Congrats on all of them (I'm pretty jealous of the dress thing frankly)
- September 2, 2010 at 4:01 AM
- Inconsolable Underwing said...
Belated Happy Birthday, and congratulations on all the great things going your way and that you've made happen! Best wishes for continued good fortune and much happiness in your new year of life!
- September 7, 2010 at 8:38 PM
- Salty Miss Jill said...
You are truly an inspiration on so many levels.
And happy belated!
- September 17, 2010 at 5:34 PM
- NinaK said...
This looks a lot like MY junior high school graduation dress from (gulp) 1969!
- February 20, 2011 at 6:49 AM


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By the way, I wanted to point out (in case no one else has done so already) that recently this entrance at the Franklin Avenue station has been closed for renovations. Interesting.
Tenants who live in the building are being offered buyouts, but are realizing that -even though it may be more money than they have ever had- it is not in their long term interests to take it.The long-time resident in the apartment next to mine supposedly turned down $30K. Probably a smart move... she'd blow through most of that quickly on drugs and alcohol alone.
I am all for people fully asserting their rights.
By: Ian Marsh
Marcia McLean is a hard-working health-care professional who lives with her extended family in the same Crown Heights apartment that she's occupied for nearly 30 years. Her landlord had been trying to convince her to accept a cash buyout and relocate to another apartment the landlord would find for her in a less desirable neighborhood.
She refused the offer last year, but agreed to move out temporarily while her apartment was renovated. When she tried to move back in last October, the landlord had changed the lock, saying the repairs were yet to be done, she says.
read the rest here:
BCB Realty, which only bought the building in 2013, is offering buyouts to long-term tenants while at the same time failing to adequately maintain the apartments of long term residents, according to Weaver.
Betty Rice, a tenant at 1059 Union St., complained of the condition of her apartment and the building in general. She says workers had done shoddy repairs on her apartment, there were problems with heat and hot water, and bells in her building didn't work. Even the new tenants who paid higher rent came to tenant association meetings and complained, according to Rice. BCB offered her a buyout, but she did not even consider negotiating a price, as she would not be able to stay in the neighborhood with even a five-figure buyout, she says."
If she ever changes her mind, I hope the buyout is still available.Trust me, the quotation marks definitely aren't needed there.
I'd hate for her to turn down a buy out only to be evicted a months from now because she got behind on rent.
Now that there are "better" tenants waiting to replace her, the LLs won't hesitate to pursue eviction.
I predict others will pursue her eviction.I'm one of the only new (i.e. white) people in the building. Most of the rest of the building tenants have been here for many years, and they just put up with her. Mine is the only apartment that shares walls with hers anyway, so people only have to deal with her mess when her fights with her girlfriend spill into the hallways or out in front of the building. For instance, last night when she cut her girlfriend above the eye in a wild fight around 2:30am. The cops came shortly thereafter.
If 1059 Union is also known as 835 Franklin Ave...then prepare to be amazed.Needless to say, it looks like the landlord put enough money into this unit to legally escape rent stabilization.$3850/month for a renovated 4-bedroom.
Although this article describe it as 1059 President, they are talking about 1059 Union:This line immediately annoyed me:
I thought these articles were funny, considering one is saying that the tenants just won a victory over a slumlord, while said slumlord cites that particular building as their biggest victory....all depends on how you define victories I suppose....
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Brown Trucking acquires West Brothers' Companies
Metro Atlanta-based dedicated short-haul truckload carrier James Brown Contracting Inc. (Brown Trucking) recently announced it has acquired West Brothers' Companies, a Durham, N.C.-based provider of transportation, logistics, and leasing of commercial fleet services in the southeast.
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Metro Atlanta-based dedicated short-haul truckload carrier James Brown Contracting Inc. (Brown Trucking) recently announced it has acquired West Brothers' Companies, a Durham, N.C.-based provider of transportation, logistics, and leasing of commercial fleet services in the southeast.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
West is comprised of four companies, according to Brown officials:
-a dedicated trucking company, West Brothers Transportation Services Inc.;
-a provider of global freight brokerage services, West Brothers Transportation Services LLC;
-an asset-based full-service truck leasing and maintenance company, Logistics Leasing LLC; and
-a provider of contract warehousing and distribution services, West Logistics Inc.
The majority of West's customer base is in verticals like paper, construction, machinery, personal care products, consumer packaging, and pharmaceuticals, while Brown said it has traditionally focused on paper and packaging, major appliances, consumer packaged goods, and building materials sectors.
Each West business unit has dozens of customers, and the company is well diversified into several industry verticals, and many customers utilize two or more of the West companies, according to Brown.
Brown said that each group will become a division of Brown Trucking, with Brown acquiring three new business lines in warehousing, contract leasing, and maintenance and brokerage. And through this acquisition, West brings 220 trucks and 600 trailers into Brown's fleet, which now stands at 810 trucks and 3,500 trailers.
Brown Trucking CEO Brian Kinsey told LM there were multiple reasons behind this acquisition.
"Brown was looking for a company that operated a dedicated trucking business with a different and more diversified customer base," said Kinsey. "The fact that most of West's business was within our current footprint offered an opportunity for both companies to improve their asset utilization. Brown was also looking for non-asset based related services that could be integrated with dedicated trucking to provide more value to our customer base."
Prior to this deal, Brown was not actively engaged in warehousing or contract equipment leasing. Kinsey said Brown did about half of its vehicle maintenance in-house, and, with the Schrader acquisition this past August, it now has a small brokerage operation based in eastern Tennessee.
In terms of shipper benefits of this deal, Kinsey cited geographic expansion for West into
other markets in the Southeast, "which will give them the high quality of service they are getting in the Carolinas, an integrated logistics offering that includes inbound transportation, warehousing and warehouse management, freight management and brokerage, dedicated transportation, private fleet full-service leasing and contract fleet maintenance."
He added that upgrades as a result of the acquisition include satellite tracking and
communication in all trucks and trailers, and an upgraded IT infrastructure that will provide periodic reporting on a number of key metrics to help customers run their businesses.
Regarding personnel, Kinsey explained that no layoffs are anticipated as the result of the acquisition, noting that Brown intends to run all four of the business units as separate divisions of Brown, and the employees will remain employees of their respective business unit.
"The two companies have synergies in approach, management style and culture," said Tommy West, Chairman and co-owner of West, in a statement. "We're confident this move is the right fit for the future of West and Brown."
About the AuthorJeff Berman, Group News Editor Jeff Berman is Group News Editor for Logistics Management, Modern Materials Handling, and Supply Chain Management Review. Jeff works and lives in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, where he covers all aspects of the supply chain, logistics, freight transportation, and materials handling sectors on a daily basis. Contact Jeff Berman
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Oct. 2, 2004
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. - Kevin Holleran passed for 207 yards and two touchdowns; the backfield tandem of Brandon Benoit and Patrick Leonard combined for another score and nearly 200 yards on the ground; and Curry College (2-1, 1-0) soundly defeated the MIT Engineers (2-2, 0-1), Saturday, at Steinbrenner Stadium.
With an enormous edge in size and depth, the Colonels dominated from the opening kickoff. Curry scored on two of its first three possessions, and led the Engineers, 13-0, at the end of the first quarter. On the third play of the second quarter, Curry's Kris Kamborian blocked a punt that led to a safety and increased the Colonels edge by two. After a late touchdown, MIT trailed 22-0 at the halftime break.
In the second half, the Engineers were able to keep Curry's powerful attack out of the endzone until late in the fourth quarter. Despite starting at its own six yard-line, backup quarterback Denis Hill orchestrated a 10 play, 94-yard drive that ended with the Colonels third touchdown pass of the game. Hill came off the bench to throw for 64 yards on 3-of-8 passing. Holleran was 11-of-19 and threw one pick before being relieved of duty mid-way through the second half.
Although the passing game was effective, it was the ground game that enabled Curry to control the time of possession and wear down Tech's gridiron defense. Brandon Benoit rushed for 105 yards on 17 carries, while Patrick Leonard picked up 93 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries. As a team, the Colonels rushed for 4.9 yards per carry en route to 269 total net yards.P align=justify>The Engineers were not without their heroes. Junior Camilo Huerta took his first collegiate snaps at quarterback after Phil Deutsch was injured early in the tilt. Huerta threw five interceptions, but he also managed an MIT season-high 179 yards passing. Sophomore Marcus Carson was the main recipient of Huerta's efforts as he collected 100 yards on five catches, both career bests. Unfortunately, Tech's rushing attack found no room to operate, and were held to negative yards for the first time in program history. MIT had a total of 22 carries on Saturday, but only yielded -9 yards as Curry's front line rendered the ground game ineffective.


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Majdi Kamel refuses to work with Ghada Abd Al Raziq
Egyptian actor Majdi Kamel said that he firmly refuses to work with Egyptian actress Ghada Abd Al Raziq ever again. Majdi stated that Ghada always fails to make it to the studios on time causing constant film delays. Majdi denied Ghada's statements that she is the one who refuses to work with him on the basis that he had requested of the producer and director of the drama "Tareeq al Khawf" (Road of fear) to give him part of Ghada's wage.
According to the internet website MBC.net, Majdi stated that his dispute with Ghada is not personal. He stressed that Ghada's constant tardiness and disrespect to time angered him because he always made it a point to be at the filming scenes on time. He added that he was annoyed by this factor because all his scenes are with Ghada and he always ended up waiting for her and delaying his other engagements.
Majdi said that he and Ghada were very close friends but when he made it known to the makers of the drama that he is not happy about her constant delay, she became frustrated with him and they are now on bad terms with one another.
During an interview with the program '90 Minutes', Majdi swore that he would never again work with Ghada no matter how attractive the offer may be. He added that statements made by Ghada are ridiculous and does not understand why she would go to such measures to make him look bad.


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The Electric Company "Electric Accompany" Annie hypnotizes Keith to sing an annoying jingle. The Electric Company needs to cure Keith in time for him to perform the song he wrote for his dad's birthday. D
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Quilting Arts "The Art Quilt Process from Start to Finish" Today's show explores the art quilt process from start to finish. Ana Buzzalino is first, sharing methods for finding inspiration-beginning with magazines, and then playing with color combinations and working in a sketchbook. Then, Pokey has some tips for printing designs on fabric using wood blocks. D
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Here I am making sweet & sour chicken and I don't have any white rice. I could have gone to the store but was too busy and would only be going for that which would be retarded. It just isn't the same without the rice so I'm kind of kicking myself for not having some in my pantry from the beginning. I eat it regularly thanks to my rice cooker so you'd think I'd be able to keep track of my rice stock. I have some brown rice but that taste like ass and was given to me by my friend because she needed to get rid of some food that she herself would never use.
Continuing on, what is the deal with airline food? Granted I've never been on a plane and never will, but I hear it's bad and even has spawned a world renowned unfunny joke. Is it hard to eat or something? Does the person sitting next to you drool all over your food? Is there even room to eat in the cheaper planes to begin with?
Well, anyways. I'm constantly dealing with Killswitch's autistic ass and I'm seriously considering killing him prematurely despite the fact that as a slave, he has his uses. He's been gaining free-will and I can't have that. I just can't. I'll ascertain my options tomorrow...
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Spring has definitely arrived in New York City! Everywhere I look, both at curbside and parks, bulbs are poking up through the dead leaves on the ground.
Pansies that have revived in planters are aspreading their colorful cheer. Ferns and fiddle heads are beginning to grow in the Brooklyn Botanical Garden as well as the magnolia trees. Check out my post about the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Magnolia trees on this link.
....and even some early cherry blossoms are beginning to open, much earlier than in previous years due to the unusually mild weather we have had at the end of this winter season. You can see my post about the cherry blossoms in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on this link. The Garden also has a link up called the "Cherry Watch" with updates as to when the majority of cherry trees will be at peak viewing. It is a glorious sight to see!


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