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But the question is, what is this 'Spirit of Cricket' means. What is it in reality and are there any rules that defines it..
I was pondering over this expression, spirit of cricket and wondered if it could be defined. I gave up my effort at defining the term and came to the same conclusion as was drawn by Lord Tennyson, former England captain, in his book Sticky Wickets: "Cricket has more in it than mere efficiency. There is something called the spirit of cricket which can't be defined."
Though the expression does not lend itself to a satisfactory definition, the underlying meaning can be inferred from the observations of well known cricket writers who have written in praise of the game and from the action taking place on and off the field.
On his 80th birthday, Lord Harris, a cricket patriarch, was requested by the editor of London Times for his message to the cricket world. "You do well to love it, for it is more free from anything sordid, anything dishonorable, than any game in the world. To play it keenly, honorably, generously, self sacrificingly, is a moral lesson in itself, and the classroom is God's air and sunshine Foster it my brothers, so that it may attract all who can find time to play it, protect it from anything that would sully it, so that it may grow in favour with all men.. We are all comrades in the world of cricket" was the message, captioned as " a declaration of undying love for cricket and its fellowship." I n his last interview, Sir Donald Bradman quoted the same words as his message to cricketers the world over.
According to H.S. Altham, the famous cricket historian, "a cricket team should feel that they are playing with, as well as against their opponents. The true greatness of the game lies in combat and comradeship combined."
Andrew Lang, an English essayist who had passion for cricket writes : "Cricket is a very humanising game. It is simply the most catholic and diffused, the most innocent, kindly and manly of popular pleasures. And there is no talk, none so witty and brilliant, that is as good as cricket talk."
Now on to some incidents that define what this game is all about..
Courtney Walsh, the famous West Indian paceman, was about to send down one of his express deliveries. As he approached the crease he founds that the batsman at the non-striker's end, in the process of backing up, has already left the crease. All that Walsh had to do was to dislodge the balls and the batsman would be declared run out. But instead he stopped and warned the batsman not to repeat his mistake.
Gary Sobers picked up a snick from the batsman. The Batsman, believing that he is caught, started walking towards the pavilion. Sobers informed the umpire that the ball had touched the ground before he had caught it and he is therefore not appealing for a catch. The batsman resumed his inning.
In the deciding match of the 1939 Bombay Pentangulars, Muslims were struggling to save defeat as Vijay Merchant and Vinoo Mankad were well set and their side was in sight of victory. In sheer desperation, Syed Wazir Ali, the Muslim captain, asked Mohammed Nissar, their star pace bowler, to bowl at the batsmen's body and intimidate them. Nissar refused to oblige as he considered such tactics to be against the ethics of the game.
In the 1939 Ranji Trophy tie between Bombay and the Nawanagar, Vijay Merchant and R.F. Moss were at the crease. Merchant called for a run which is not there and was sure to be run out if Moss turned down the call. But realising that Merchant is a better batsman than himself. Moss in the interest of the team, took the run and sacrificed his wicket. Moss got a standing ovation from the crowd as he returned to the pavilion, after being run out for seven.
UNFORGETTABLE GESTURE: England's Bob Taylor is recalled by Indian skipper G.R. Viswanath in the Golden Jubilee Test at Bombay in 1980
During the 'Jubilee Test' back in February, 1980, England was in dire straits when Taylor was adjudged caught behind by umpire Jiban Dhan Ghosh off Kapil Dev's bowling. However, captain Viswanath asked Taylor whether he had nicked the ball and the English batsman replied in the negative. The Indian captain then called him back. Taylor went to play a very important innings for his team. India lost the match and Vishwanath his captaincy but he never regretted that decision.. He later said, "For me spirit of the game is of paramount importance rather than winning or losing a Test. Obviously, as captain you play hard to win. But there are times when it's your inner call that tells you what is right."Almost a replay of that incident happened two years ago when Dhoni decided to withdraw the appeal when Bale was given out in a very bizarre fashion.. Eoin Morgan had played the ball down to long leg and Praveen Kumar made a diving attempt to stop the ball. The ball bounced off his leg as the fielder fell over the boundary. Kumar was clearly under the impression that the ball had gone for four, as he returned it forlornly to the square. It was taken by MS Dhoni who then gave it to the short-leg fielder, Abhinav Mukund, who broke the wicket. By this time Bell and Morgan, who appeared to think the umpire had called "over" were on their way back to the pavilion for their cup of tea. But to England's bafflement Bell – who should have played to the whistle and was guilty of being a bit dozy – was given out after replays had shown that the ball had not gone for four. The umpires were booed as they took the field but then the boos turned to cheers when Bell resumed his innings, Dhoni withdrawing the appeal over tea.Of the incidents which have tarnished the image of the game, the Bodyline controversy must take the top place. There can never be any justification for a bowler to bowl with a view to intimidate a batsman and deliberately expose him to the risk of a serious injury. During this inglorious Test series, whenever the England captain fielded near the boundary, the crowd jeered him. The protest remarks heard were : "Do you call this sport"? And "why don't you play cricket Jardine"? Woodful, was badly hurt defending his wicket for three quarters of an hour for his score of 22. When P.F. Warner, the MCC manager, visited the Australian dressing room to show his concern, Woodful uttered those historic words : " I do not wish to discuss it Mr. Warner. There are two sides out there; one is playing cricket and the other is not. The game is too good to be spoilt. It is time some people got out of the game. Good Afternoon."
Incidents that shamed Cricket
Even during the Bodyline Series there were a few incidents which redeemed the spirit of the game- Gubby Allen refusing to bowl at batsman's body, Nawab of Pataudi (Sr.) declining to field in the ring around the batsman and Eddie Paynter rising from sick bed in the hospital and rushing to the ground to bat when his side needed his services.Match fixing scandal is equally shameful. If players indulge in betting and are in constant touch with bookies, the game becomes farcical. For the same reason the actions of Hansie Cronje , Salim Malik, Mohammed Azharuddin, Ajay Jadeja, Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohd Amir deserve to be condemned.Miandad raising his bat to hit Lillee, The Monkeygate incident between Harbhajan singh and Andrew Symonds, Harbhajan slapping Sreeshanth in an IPL match, Ramdin dropping catch and still appealing, Ponting's cheating when he told umpire that Ganguly is out despite dropping the catch, the pub scuffle between Warner and Root, and Broad standing his ground are not pleasant sights on the field.Likewise, sledging also violates the spirit of the game as it does not promote goodwill between the players.Laws of Cricket were amended with the addition of a preamble with the caption - Spirit of Cricket. It reads as under :"Cricket is a game that owes much to its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within the Laws, but also within the spirit of the game. Any action which is seen to abuse the spirit causes injury to the game itself.The spirit of the game involves respect for :
- Your opponents
- Your own captain and team
- The role of the umpires
- The game's traditional values
It is against the spirit of the game :
- To dispute an umpire's decision by word, action or gesture. To direct abusive language towards an opponent or umpire.
- To indulge in cheating or any sharp practice, for instance :
- To appeal knowing that the batsman is not out. (Ramdin boke this rule recently..)
- To advance towards an umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing.
- To seek or distract an opponent either verbally or by harassment.
- There is no place for any violence on the field of play".
Spirit of cricket is thus an amalgam of several attributes such as sportsmanship, camaraderie, chivalry, courage in adversity, never say die attitude, nostalgia, humor and even pathos.When the school boys in Sir Newbolt's poem. 'Vitai Lampada' echoed "Play up, Play up And play the Game," spirit of cricket became alive. Sad to say that of late the outlook on the game has changed. As Kapil Dev said few years ago. "The game is changing, the spirit of cricket is changing. It is now more competitive and ruthless on the ground. It is not the gentleman's game that it used to be 30-40 years ago".
Has Cricket really changed?? Was this change necessary?? Share your views friends....
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About Dapur Asian Tapas & Lounge
Dapur Asian Tapas & Lounge in Fort Lauderdale offers Asian style tapas and a lounge setting that is ideal for meeting up with friends for lunch or for dinner. The dinner menu has a wide variety of tapas including steamed, grilled, cold and crispy, pan fried options. Some of the most notable options are new wok edamame, bang-bang scallops, yucca and steak, stuffed tofu, shrimp martini, crispy calamari, spicy tuna tar-tar, Hamachi jalapeno and kimchee.
Entrees at Dapur Asian Tapas & Lounge include pangsit, mandarin chicken, pad thai and curry dishes. The Asian influence is resolved with the addition of rolls, sushi and sashimi. Sunday brunch has stations for omelets, sushi, salad, mussels, chicken, congee, bread, pastries, dim sum and more.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
Asian, Tapas / Small Plates, Sushi
Hours of Operation:
Weekday Lunch Noon to 2:30 PM
Dinner Nightly: Sunday - Thursday: 5 PM - 10 PM, Friday & Saturday: 5 pm - 11 pm.
Sunday Brunch 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM
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Price Range:
$30 and under
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Phone Number:
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Executive Chef:
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Dapur Asian Tapas & Lounge Ratings and Reviews
Dan was a great waiter. Food here is very good. Miso cod slightly off in thin section. Scallops excelkent. Korean short ribs makes you want more. Volcano lobster roll very nice.
Room is very noisy. Beware of girls night out as those tables are full of "shriekettes".
My family and I went in on a Monday. We were able to sit right away and have a nice lunch and still make it to the airport on time. The Server was very polite and attentive. At the beginning of the meal he asked if we had to leave by a certain time so he can make sure to get us out in a timely manner. That was a nice touch.
It was a gift + what a great gift!!! Excellent food, food came out fast, staff was amazing, service was spectacular, and we only had appetizers!!! We are going back to try entrees next imd + looking forward to it!!! We are talking about having my Mom's 80th b-day party there even though we had already planned it else where.
The restaurant side had no ambiance, the atmosphere is strange. The rooms disconnected. Not a very comfortable dining experience. The food and service were excellent, and the prices surprisingly good, but would probably not return due to the "feel" of the space.
To be fair, we didn't arrive until 1:00PM for a Sunday brunch. I imagine this would have been a far better experience if we had been there closer to the beginning. Everything looked great but seemed a little "tired" by the time we settled in and ate. The dum sum was nice and freshly steamed but most other things had been out for awhile. It wasn't a bad experience. Just not the usual amazing meal we're used to at Dapur.
I think Asian food is my number one choice for a cuisine . I travel a
lot and I don't always find a great Asian. Dapur has been spoiling me
for the last a few years, their food and cocktails are out of this
world. I just recently found out that they do Sunday brunch. Cant wait
to try and I am sure that it will be amazing.
After enjoying a nice dinner at Dapur, we wanted to give the Dapur Sunday Brunch a try. The brunch experience left a lot to be desired, from the quality of the food items available, using appetizer plates at the main food station, the price charged for the low-quality food and the longish wait for the bill. The sushi station looked great to the eye but the imitation crab in the few rolls available was a turnoff. The Bloody Mary station was really the only decent station. There's a waffle station but the mix was awful, think Aunt Jemima. There was a good selection of berries for your waffles, though. The hot station was a let down, poor quality potatoes for example none of the usual breakfast meats like bacon/sausage. The pricing was $24 or $30 with bottomless Bloody Mary's or Mimosas.
My boyfriend and I made a Sunday reservation for brunch at Dupar last weekend. I have no problem with buffet style, but it took way too long for a server to come around to ask for our drink order and explain how their process worked. With this buffet you can opt to add on unlimited mimosas or bloody marys. I'm a fan of the bloody mary bar so that was a huge plus. The server was slammed with so many tables and just couldn't keep up with the floors drink orders. Not a great place to go for a date or a calming Sunday brunch. Excellent for a large group looking to grab some food and booze before starting out sunday funday.
Everything was delicious. We went on Tuesday night and there was buy one get one free sushi roll. The cabbage salad with the tamarind sauce was amazing. The lobster sushi roll was also great. As well as everything else we ate. I would highly recommend it and can't wait to go back again
Was a good dining experience, and surprisingly not real busy for a Thursday. Stopped going to Dapur a while back due to a decline overall. However, thought I would try again. Was not disappointed, food was decent, service was great, and the place looked nice. Has been redeemed (from prior visit disappointments), would return for another try.
Went to this restaurant looking for some Indonesian food, walked away saying to each other, what a pleasant surprise. The menu is very diverse, lots of options even if your palate is not so diverse. Walking in we were greeted by the owner of the rest (that's cool) and he was as customer service oriented as you can be, he gave us a tour of the brunch buffet and when he noticed that my wife is Indonesian he even spoke to her in their native language.In general, it felt like we were at his house and not in a restaurant, we even met the chef who took time to detach himself from the busy line and made it a point to touch some tables including ours. Loved it all and would love to visit again whenever we get back to that side of town!!
Highly recommended!!!
Great food and ambiance, new server it seemed like though. She was a little spacey, not bad but differently different than servers ive had their before. Could have been more knowledgeable and might have forgot to put in the order as the table next to us got 4 rolls as an app and there dinner came out before our 2 rolls (as an app as well). All in all still a good experience.
Dapur has got to be one of my favorite Sushi/Asian fusion restaurants around! I've had very enjoyable experiences every time I've gone. I especially love their happy hour specials! I believe they are everyday from 4-8pm and all day on Sunday, but only in the lounge. The sushi is very high quality and the cocktails are amazing. Most of the specialty cocktails are just $6 during happy hour!! The staffs are wonderful too.
We was here last night and we had an amazing time.
The parking was plentiful, the staff were friendly and all greeted us warmly.
The happy hour is on till 8 and is available 7 days a week. Their happy hour menu has so many items to choose from. We will be back with more friends soon,
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June 10th, 2006 – by: VPedicino
So much has already happened and I dont know where to start. I know I have been talking about the things that I have been doing each day so I thought I would talk about some of the more everyday things in this entry. I live in a commune of Brussels called Woulwe-Saint Pierre or Sint-Pïeter-Woluwe, depending on your langauge choice. I live about 5 minutes from the closest bus stop (Montagne des Lapins) on the number 28 bus, which gets me to the Tomberg metro station. From there I am about 10 min from the heart of Brussels. I have become quite a pro at taking public transport here. You have to be. We have one person on our trip that cannot handle it and it is not pretty. She is kinda needy to begin with. I have several people on the trip that I enjoy doing social activities with. We have been known to frequent cafes and bars til late. I have enjoyed the visits we have made and I feel more and more at home everyday. You know how sometimes something just clicks? I am feeling that way about Brussels. It is multilingual, multiethnic, international and open. It just feels right. I really have not missed home too much. I do think about everyone and the dogs but it really has been great here. Speaking of dogs, they are everywhere! They get to go on the metro, in restaurants and cafes, etc. I like it. I'm not so sure that Ajax and Atlas would be big fans, but they would just have to adapt. I am going to go watch the soccer match now. Tomorrow I will go into the adventure that was trying to watch the games yesterday.
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Superb riding, excellent rails, a proper storyline (well…), heavy duty cliff jumps into insanely small puddles and small mopeds ready to be manhandled. Ingredients for a proper mountainbike movie…
Browsing through just the tip of the iceberg that's the tremendous amount of mountain bike movies and clips has become part of my daily routine. It's a cheap way to vaguely feel as if I'm riding trails whilst sitting on a chair at home. And of course a source of inspiration and motivation. Now there's all sorts of movies, some drawing my attention more than others but the video's by the Dudes of Hazzard have been on my favorite-list for a long time now. They are all about riding trails hard and having fun. Even though some of the Dudes are sponsored riders racing on world series enduro tracks (Joe Barnes and Liam Moyniha ride for Canyon), they've maintained that trail-ripping fun style of riding that I really like watching.
Good news for me (and other Dudes of Hazzard fans) is that in a few days the Dudeumentary Movie 2014 will be released (November 9th). Several shorts by the Dudes are collected and edited into a full length movie. They did this in 2013 as well. Check out these 2014 trailers!
For more Dudes of Hazzard clips check out their facebook page of tune into Joe Barnes' Vimeo channel
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Restaurant Review: Conga Latin Bistro
I got a gift card for Conga Latin Bistro on Restaurants.com so DH and I gave it a try.
To be completely honest, I did not expect a whole lot from this restaurant when we pulled up. It is just past the swanky part of downtown Minneapolis and from the outside looks like nothing special. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere as soon as we walked in. The dining area is flanked with 2 HUGE bongo drums and there is a Latin-inspired mural on the back wall. There was nice Latin music playing in the background and very friendly staff. From the host to the server, everyone was polite, friendly and full of smiles.
Now to the food and drinks… I will start off by saying I got to experience the BEST steak I have EVER had in my life! Ever! It was soooo delicious, and cooked a perfect Medium Rare. It was tender and flavorful. It came with rice and beans that took me straight back to the memories of being in Costa Rica.
DH ordered the Jamaican Chicken. The curry was a delicious mix of flavor and spice. The chicken was nice and tender. And the greens were perfectly cooked. To tone down the spice, it was served with white rice. The perfect combo. I will say, the dish was too spicy for me, but that isn't saying a whole lot. 🙂 We complemented the main course with the Empanada appetizer (cheese, chicken and beef empanadas) and two piña coladas.
Price: Entrees ($9.95-$19.95) Appetizers ($5.50-$10.50)
Food: A+
Drinks: Beer is $4-$5. Mixed drinks are $5-$7. They have a decent selection of Latin drinks and beer. Happy Hour Special is 2 for 1 mixed drinks and beer.
Atmosphere: B Inside was nice but outside wasn't all that inviting. However, we did not stay for the Latin dancing and music they have every night of the week. I will definitely be going back to experience that!
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OK, so after reading for years about the SA Longshot Contest, I really just started paying attention recently. I just found this years mixed six pack in the store yesterday, so I decided to give it a try. This is what you get:
Lemon Pepper Saison - 6.4% ABV - This was the entry from the SA employee brewer and reminds me of a slightly more spicy version of the Sams Summer Ale. Heavy on the Lemon Zest, and the Grains of Paradise spice that Sams is so fond of. I wasn't terribly impressed at first taste - and had a sort of pallette shock at first. But after a few sips, I could tell there was a bit of complexity to this brew. Even so - it gave me the impression that it was chosen because the brewer used ingredients familar to and appreciated by SA. OK - but not overly impressed.
Mile High Barley Wine - 9.8% ABV - I have to be honest, I am not the biggest fan of Barley wines, and generally find them overly sweet for my tastes. But this brew was a pleasant surprise. The alcohol was not hot at all, and it was a nicely balanced, malty brew. If Barley Wines were more like this one - I'd be a bigger fan for sure. Very enjoyable.
Old Ben Ale - 9% ABV - An English style Old Ale, this too was a very enjoyable potable. Remarkably similar though to the overall mouth feel and general malty character of the Barley wine. Sort of made me wonder about SA's selection criteria. Almost like they were in a certain "taste zone" and didn't care to venture from it. From a purely objective standpoint, the beer was quite good.
From the standpoint of a HB competition and choosing the best in a variety of styles - the mixed sixer sort of left me wondering. And also made me think that what I might consider a good entry for this comp wouldn't stand a chance. I think I'll keep what's left of my cherry porter to myself :)
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Looking forward to this sampler.
I'll probably just give away the bottles of Lemon Pepper Saison but am very anxious to try the Barleywine and Old Ale (and you're right...to me the two are practically the same category...and two of my favorite beer styles lately after years of drinking mondo-hopped ales).
As far as Barleywines being too sweet, that is often the case, and to me (or at least to my personal tastes) that characteristic is just the mark of a badly made or prematurely consumed one.
I don't know what kind of aging the SA brewed version of the winning entry was given (or for that matter, how much age the actual entry had on it when judged)...perhaps when the recipe was stepped up for commercial sale it was tweaked a bit to reflect and compensate for not being aged as long before bottling. I wonder...
In any case, while I prefer some age on many of the beers I make myself, a good amount of age is practically mandatory for my enjoyment of a barleywine, since the aging softens the sweetness somewhat as well as the hotness of the alcohol, while retaining the malty richness.
I'm sipping on one of my last bottles of a 2 year old barleywine as I write this.
And I'm kvelling.
I've never seen any of the long shot releases in my area. Would love to give them a try.
A really young BW can be fairly refreshing but that window closes rapidly. Then try six months. Echh. Nine. Echh? At about a year... mmm not too bad- could do better.
Most commercial I find are too sweet. Want to try a SA brewed BW.
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As far as Barleywines being too sweet, that is often the case, and to me (or at least to my personal tastes) that characteristic is just the mark of a badly made or prematurely consumed one.
In any case, while I prefer some age on many of the beers I make myself, a good amount of age is practically mandatory for my enjoyment of a barleywine, since the aging softens the sweetness somewhat as well as the hotness of the alcohol, while retaining the malty richness.
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Really? I find age brings out the sweetness more as the hops fade. The level of sweetness has more to do with how balanced the BU-GU levels are. Also the amount of dextrins and crystal malt used. If the hops aren't in balance to begin with it will only get more cloying with age.
An English style barleywine to me is much like an old ale in some respects, but an American barley wine? Not even close! More akin to a DIPA than an old ale.
Aging will soften the fusels, but only to a certain extant. If you ferment that thing hot, it will retain those fusels a lot longer as there will be more of them.
Back to the topic...
Man, I have NEVER seen a longshot sixer anywhere and I live in New England! Would love to try any of them.
I thought the Barleywine and the Old Ale were about as different as those 2 styles could be. The Barleywine is def American hopped, and the Old Ale seemed more English. Still, I agree with you, thats not a lot of variety for a variety pack. Sam Adams says they're not doing this to make money, and I believe them - they could pick more approachable beers for a Summer pack (hey this is Summer on their calendar) than a Barleywine and an Old Ale, and end up selling more of it.
I wouldn't mind seeing the Lemon Pepper Saison (very restrained Saisonyness, like they kept the temp too low during fermentation) replace the normal Summer beer. It's basically a bigger, slighty saisony version of the Sam Summer.
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A. RACES is the acronym for our government's Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service. Section 97.3(a)(37) says it is a radio service using amateur stations for civil defense communications during periods of local, regional
or national civil emergencies. Section 97.111(a)(4) authorizes an amateur station to transmit two-way communications necessary to exchange messages with a United States government
station, necessary to providing communications in RACES.
RACES authorized
transmissions share radio spectrum allocated to our amateur service, sometimes with Section 97.101(c) priority, over our normal amateur station transmissions with the purpose of self-training, intercommunication and technical investigations
carried out by amateurs, that is, duly authorized persons interested in radio technique solely with a personal aim and without
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such tests and drills may be conducted for a period not to exceed 72 hours no more than twice in any calendar year.
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THE fairytale continued last night for Scots singing sensation Susan Boyle as she kicked off her very first live tour in Inverness in spectacular style.
Boyle turned the heat up right from the start, gaining a standing ovation from the sell-out crowd as she first appeared, and it was repeated several times over until her very last song of the night, I dreamed a dream, which shot her to fame on Britain's Got Talent four years ago.
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Good morning, everyone!
I received the clip of my interview with Dr. Kristi Funk yesterday. I'd like to give a big thank you to the people who work on Yoplait's Save Lids to Save Lives program, who made this interview possible.
As I mentioned in my last post, I was only able to get to a few of the GREAT questions you asked because of the timing of the interview. If there is any question you still have after watching this video, please leave it in the comment section. I will combine them with those from my initial post on this topic to create a list of follow-up questions for Dr. Funk to answer.
The video is pretty long, but very informative. Don't mind the fact that I was very nervous and did absolutely NO introduction! What a broadcast journalist major I am, right? 😉 Sheesh! I promise I tried to cut out the "ums" as the interview progressed…
Questions that will be addressed in the video:
- What age women should first start checking/getting checked for breast cancer?
- When should you perform self-exams to ensure you don't mistake a gland for a lump?
- Is there a genetic connection that plays into early detection?
- Dr. Funk's personal beliefs on lifestyle and diet and their role in prevention
- Are women with larger breasts more likely to "miss" the signs of cancer?
- Information on Dr. Funk's Pink Lotus Breast Center (click link for even more info!)
The video is below (in case you can't see it in Google Reader). I hope you enjoy it!
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Credit Unions Hire and Promote: People
In addition to numerous new hires and promotions in all regions of the Credit Union Nation, several executives were recognized for their outstanding performance, contributions to the movement and commitments to improve their communities.
The $2.7 billion Tower Federal Credit Union in Laurel, Md. hired Rhonda Pierce-Brooks as its vice president/director of human resources. Prior to joining Tower, she served as the vice president of human resources for the National Center on Institutions and Alternatives.
The $626 million Leominster Credit Union in Leominster, Mass., appointed Matt Dufault as its assistant vice president of mortgage origination and sales. Prior to joining LCU, he served as senior loan officer at Mackinac Savings Bank. He also owned and operated Country Home Mortgage Corp.
Christine Malloy joined the $530 million Triangle Credit Union in Nashua, N.H. as a commercial lending officer. Previously she served as a business banking officer for a large regional bank. Malloy also owned Residence North Mortgage in Windham, N.H., for seven years.
The Ohio Credit Union League named Tamlyn M. Straight Schervish, president/CEO of the $70 million Unity Catholic Federal Credit Union in Parma, Ohio,professional of the year last month. She received the award for her years of dedication to the credit union movement, her leadership in the community and her willingness to help fellow credit unions succeed.
Ron Collier, president/CEO of the $1.5 billion Indiana Members Credit Union, marked his 30th year with the Indianapolis-based cooperative. After launching his credit union career in 1982, he joined IMCU on May 13, 1985 when he was hired as training director. He was appointed president/CEO in 2003. Under Collier's leadership, IMCU reached $1 billion in assets in 2006. The credit union also received several state and national awards for service to its communities. Collier will be honored at an all-employee event later this year.
The $618 million Honor Credit Union in St. Joseph, Mich., appointed Ross M. Anthony as a branch manager. He holds nine years of experience in the financial services industry.
Maria J. Martinez, president/CEO of the $138 million Border Federal Credit Union in Del Rio, Texas was one of 12 Latinas from across the Lone Star State to be honored with a women of distinction award by the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce. Under her leadership, BFCU obtained CDFI designation, expanded its field of membership from three to 13 counties and implemented various programs that serve the underserved, the unbanked and young members in the credit union's community.
The $8.3 billion Security Service Federal Credit Union in San Antonio promoted Jessica Ralston to assistant vice president of indirect lending. She joined the credit union as a senior loan officer and was later promoted to a loan manager's position. Security Service FCU also promoted Sjanna Bernal to branch manager. She joined the cooperative in 2007 as an assistant branch manager.
Robin Brulé, senior vice president of community relations for the $1.6 billion Nusenda Credit Union in Albuquerque, N.M., was selected to participate in the Presidio Institute's Cross Sector Leadership Fellows program. It is a multi-city program with the goal to develop leaders to meet the complex challenges facing society. Brulé was selected for the program as a recognized expert in cross-functional approaches to community issues that focus on economic and educational challenges facing New Mexicans. Through her work at Nusenda CU and in leading the Living Cities Integration Initiative in Albuquerque, Brulé cultivated cooperative and cross sector partnerships that shaped workforce training and economic development to serve the interests of marginalized populations. Her work has brought several national programs to the state, providing millions of dollars to support residents.
The $4.1 billion Ent Federal Credit Union promoted Chad Graves to senior executive vice president of operations and technology. The Colorado Springs, Colo.-based credit union also promoted Bill Vogeney to senior executive vice president of lending and finance. Graves and Vogeney hold more than 15 years and 14 years of leadership experience at Ent FCU, respectively.
Michael Boreham was appointed as manager for a Reno, Nev. branch of the $1.8 billion United Federal Credit Union in St. Joseph, Mich. He previously served as a UFCU assistant branch manager. He previously worked as a business relations manager and business specialist at Wells Fargo Bank.
The $67 million Nikkei Credit Union in Gardena, Calif. named Conrad Tan as its vice president of operations. Prior to joining Nikkei CU, Tan served as controller for $63 million CalCom Federal Credit Union in Torrance.
Bruce Altheide, vice president of wealth management of the $839 million CoastHills Credit Union in Lompoc, Calif., was named to LPL Financial's Patriot's Club, a designation awarded to less than 10% of the firm's 14,000 advisors nationwide. The award is based on annual production of all registered advisors supported by LPL, a Boston-based organization of independent financial advisors that services $465 billion in assets.
The $2.5 billion Redwood Credit Union in Santa Rosa, Calif., announced that Robert Eyler, Greg McGuirk and Jim Olmsted have been re-elected to the credit union's board of directors for three-year terms. Additionally, M. Christina Rivera was re-elected to RCU's supervisory committee. The volunteers were elected by the membership at the cooperative's annual meeting last month.


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THE CIVIL WAR. 1861 - 1865. The War Begins. Civil War begins with southerners firing on Ft. Sumter in the harbor of Charleston, S.C. Opinion in the North demanded action to "Save the Union" Other states in the South joined S.C. in seceding from Union
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1861 - 1865
Civil War begins with southerners firing on Ft. Sumter in the
harbor of Charleston, S.C.
Opinion in the North demanded action to "Save the Union"
Other states in the South joined S.C. in seceding from Union
Virginia split into two states, border states stayed in the Union
but had many southern sympathizers; Maryland,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Delaware
Most of the population More wealth
Almost all industry and factories 2/3rds of all railroads
More food production no slaves to guard
Almost the entire navy
Fighting in defensive role superior generals
Valuable cotton to sell Possible help from England
Slave labor
The South won almost all the battles in the first 2 years of
the war
The first Battle at Bull Run (Manasas) showed war would not
be quick and easy as many expected
Robert E. Lee led outnumbered rebels to victories at
Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, the Wilderness
Union army did best in the West led by U.S. Grant winning at
Shiloh and later Vicksburg
Union navy very effective in blockading the South
Slavery continued in border states; slaves captured by Union
forces held as contraband
After narrow victory at Antietam Pres. Lincoln decided to issue
the Emancipation Proclamation.
Proclamation mostly a propaganda success; it helped convince
Britain not to help the Confederacy, and it gave
Union forces a noble cause to fight for
Since war was now about ending slavery AND saving the
Union, many blacks in the North were willing to fight
against the South
Both aides had to use conscription to get soldiers; North
paid bounties for enlisting; draft riots across the
North targeted blacks
Southerners suffered more than northerners because of
shortages, runaway slaves, limited man power
North had an economic boom and war profiteers
Both sides used paper $ and had high inflation
Prison camps on both sides were terrible; the worst by far
was Andersonville in Georgia
Women on both sides took men's jobs, served as spies (Harriett Tubman), nurses (Clara Barton, Dorothea Dix
Clara Barton
New technology in war- railroads, telegraphs, gatling guns,
ironclad warships, submarines, balloons, repeaters
Turning point was Battle of Gettysburg 1863. General Grant
took over all Union forces after the battle and used his
greater numbers to pound Lee and the rebel army
General William T. Sherman made his famous 'March to the
Sea' in 1864.
Lincoln was re-elected in 1864;
1865 Lee was forced to surrender; war ended; Lincoln was
Robert E. Lee
George B. McClellan
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The Mobile Food Pantry will distribute food intended for families in need of emergency food assistance. The distribution of primarily fresh produce will take place on a first-come, first-serve basis. Recipients will be asked to provide the number in the household, and volunteers will distribute food from pallets directly into vehicles.


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The United Football League ends its inaugural season with a championship game on Friday pitting the Las Vegas Locomotives (4-2) against the Florida Tuskers (6-0).
"The who vs. the what?," you might ask.
The UFL experiment looks like a failure. Attendance has been miniscule. The games are broadcast on the low-rated, hard-to-find Versus sports network and HDnet. And the UFL has had to compete with college football and the National Football League for attention this fall.
The UFL tried to position itself as a minor league to the NFL. But now it looks like it will end up on the trash heap with the Arena Football League, XFL, United States Football League and World Football League.
One of the goals of the UFL was to bring pro football to markets that didn't have teams. But the markets for two of the four teams in the inaugural season weren't that inspired. The California Redwoods play in the San Francisco Bay area, home to the NFL 49ers and Raiders. The New York Sentinels plays in the same region as the NFL Giants and Jets. The other teams are the Florida Tuskers of Orlando, Fla., and the Las Vegas Locos.
Officially the UFL has committed to a second season and plans to add more teams in 2010. Expansion teams are planned for Hartford, Conn., and Los Angeles.
In the meantime, the UFL championship game on Friday afternoon will have to compete with college football and Black Friday shopping madness.
By the way, the Florida Tuskers have already played the Las Vegas Locos twice this year and beaten them both times.


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Prison under control after riots
Prison officers have Moorland Prison under control following three nights of rioting, sources said.
There was no further trouble reported on Friday night at the jail in South Yorkshire, at which riots caused extensive damage and left one inmate in hospital.
Inmates remain confined to their cells after the Prison Service sent in extra staff to ensure stability.
More than 250 prisoners were moved to other jails after the disturbances at both the young offenders institution and an adult unit on the site near Doncaster.
A review has begun to determine what started the trouble.
A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Thankfully there has been no more trouble at all at the prison.
"The troublemakers have been dealt with very effectively and have all been moved elsewhere around the country.
"It was completely quiet last night."
The riot began when up to 100 adult prisoners started throwing objects and causing damage on the wing.
Officers in riot gear, known as Tornado response teams, were called in and all prisoners surrendered, the Prison Service said.


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And with this post, tympanogram will be going (relatively) dark. We don't want to go all Hipster Runoff and say we're quitting and then come back the next Monday like nothing happened, so we may appear every so often if something really strikes our fancy, but there isn't going to be regular posting here anymore.
We've loved doing this for the past three years, but the blog has come to a point where it's more of a frustration than it is a joy to do, and since it's no longer fun, we're not going to keep it up. I have kids, Andy just bought a house, and the demands on our time are only going to increase from here on out. It seems like now is the best time to step back, say thanks, and move on down the line.
We're not going to delve too deeply into the reasons it's no longer fun, but the turnout for two shows this past week in Rochester had a lot to do with our personal frustration level, and were a stark realization of our lack of impact. The resulting existential crises are not brand new, but they've come to a head and it seems better to take a break from the whole thing. We still love music, and hopefully this time away will reinvigorate those passions and allow us to return to the frame of mind in which we decided to start this damn thing.
There are many, many people to thank for their help over the past few years, and a complete rehashing of all those who we're indebted to would ultimately be incomplete, but please know that if you've taken the time to read our posts, follow us on Twitter, friend us on Facebook, interact with us at all, you're appreciated. Thanks to the bands who have sent us their stuff. Thanks to the blogs who accepted us into their ranks without question. Thanks to our local friends who have let us try our hand at actually creating concerts, records, etc. We'll see you around for sure.
And lastly, thanks to the group of writers we assembled for all of their hard work. We appreciate that you shared your love of music through us, and we're sorry we couldn't ever pay you all in anything more than free tunes. Out of all of this, the actual friends we made through our virtual ramblings will be more important than anything else.


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Director James Wan is best known as the horror auteur behind scary-movie phenomena like Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring. In that context, he may have seemed like an unusual choice to replace Justin Lin and direct the seventh Fast & Furious movie.
Month: March 2015
This Is How Paul Walker Was Digitally Created For 'Furious 7′
It's an achievement in itself that the creators of Furious 7 were able to go on and complete the blockbuster, even after the death of such a pivotal character. Continue reading
Insidious Chapter 3
Prepare for our third visit to The Further – or perhaps that should be the first? Though titled 'Insidious Chapter 3,' this third film in the horror series is in fact a prequel, following psychic investigator Elise (Lin Shaye) on her first supernatural misadventure. Continue reading
NH10 : 2nd Friday Box Office Collections
After a crossing the 20 crore mark in its 1st week, Anushka Sharma's NH10 held really well on its 2nd Friday i.e. Day 8 at the Box Office. The film with its positive word of mouth, has made a commendable business for itself and continued the same streak in its 2nd week's 1st Day as well. Continue reading
Vin Diesel showed his soft side at a California screening of Furious 7 on Monday night.
The 47-year-old star and producer took time out from hanging out with his newborn child to introduce the seventh film in the franchise, and got choked up several times as he talked about his late pal and co-star, Paul Walker, who died in a car crash at the age of 40 in 2013.
Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver: Exclusive 'Avengers: Age of Ultron'
Wanda Maximoff (Elizabeth Olsen), who becomes the Scarlet Witch, appears in her new poster looking contemplative while flaunting her reality-warping superpowers. Continue reading
Karthi and Nagarjuna are all set
After the success of Madras, Karthi has a handful of projects in his kitty. His upcoming movie Komban is all set to release on the 27th March. Continue reading
Mankatha is gonna be back !!!
Thala Ajith's 2011 blockbuster Mankatha is now set to be remade in the big world of Bollywood. None other than Studio Green is said to be bankrolling this venture and the process of designing this project is underway.


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How Australians are encouraged to learn first aid
How do you get people to pay attention to preparedness?
Here's how the Australian Red Cross is trying to get people to learn first aid.
The first video is 1:27. The second one is 2:04. (You might not want to watch the second one if you're eating.)
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The Best of 2011 at PCHSearch&Win!
Dear Searchers,
There were lots of BIG CHANGES at PCHSearch&Win in 2011.
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text: Ronnie Dunn Channels Merle Haggard And Metallica On Forthcoming Album 1/31/2013 3:17 PM ET Ronnie Dunn, who is currently at work on his sophomore solo album, says the new record is "all over the map." Speaking with The Boot, the Brooks & Dunn member noted a range of influences on it, including Merle Haggard and Metallica."I like going and reaching just as far on the progressive end as I can and then coming right back with the next song and hitting you right square between the eyes with a good old fiddle and a straight traditional country song," he said."I've got one on there called 'Hey Haggard!' and another one called 'Country This,' which is almost Metallica, a tongue-in-cheek thing. There's an edge to this one that the other album didn't have -- and I loved the other one. When you're in the moment that's always the best record you've ever made. But the mule's definitely kicking in the barn!" he added."Cost of Livin'," a single from his solo debut, is up for Best Country Solo Performance and Best Country Song at this year's Grammys. by RTT Staff WriterFor comments and feedback: firstname.lastname@example.com News The 10 Highest Grossing Films: From Modern Classics To Jar Jar Binks


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Flash Nonfiction by Stephen J. Brown
Winner of the 2014 Talking Writing Prize for Flash Nonfiction
You sacrificed everything for us, and we were never able to forgive you for it.
You gave up on us, and on life, too soon.
I think we could have been friends.
The rogue who was my dad had sired two children—the first, I suspect, to Save the Marriage, and the second—that would be me—a late-summer, alcohol-fueled Mistake. Dad moved out as I started school. It's reasonable to suppose that she still loved him, for a while. I saw her crying. Once.
She had no life but for us, the boys. She made that abundantly clear.
She did her best with us, and on most measures, it did the trick. We grew up. We clean our persons and our rooms. We vote in most elections. We value values.
She would have wanted to be remembered as a Tiger Mom. She made sure I went to school and did my homework and read actual books and could compete in Scrabble. But by eleventh grade, I was largely on my own, and she was more of a Capuchin Monkey Mom, off foraging for food in the daytime, throwing nasty barbs at night to try to keep me home. And after my older brother fled, as I lurched uncertainly into independence, she evolved into more of a Snapping Turtle Mom, scary until confronted, then slinking slowly away.
She said my first wife wasn't good enough—for me and thus for her. Then she said my second wife was too good for everyone. The third and last wife almost fixed it all, but she arrived too late. Mom liked her grandkids well enough, although way down she probably wondered, after all that she'd been through, why I'd ever thought to have them.
We drifted more and more apart.
And then, one day, Mom slinked away for good, to southern California, where Grey Panthers go to fight and then to die.
She would show us.
She proved we didn't love her.
Hey, Mom, can we talk?
Your grandkids are grown-ups now. I sacrificed practically nothing for them, for which I hope they'll one day forgive me. You have two great-grandchildren, and more are likely on the way. I'm 69, as grown up as I'm ever going to be, and I think I may be ready to get to know you.
I think we could be friends.
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Stephen J. Brown is a retired technology consultant and college administrator. After telling stories for fifty years, he's finally getting around to writing some of them down.
Why is this flash piece nonfiction?
"Because I learned long ago that making stuff up could get me into big trouble," Stephen writes.
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Poignant and smart, a well-deserved win. I love the way you bring things full circle in the piece through your concise reflections. Congratulations!
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Hey Steve- I love it!!! I learned more about you in this piece than in all the years before.... Thanks!
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I never know what to expect from your writing and I am never disappointed. I hope someday to be able to capture multitudes of moments and emotions with as few words and as great as impact as you do. Congratulations on the courage to finally submit a piece and on this wonderful win!
Dear Steve
Dear Steve
Wonderful piece but just one of the many I've read by you
Hoping to see more coming in the near future
Love your picture by the way
Love you always
Congratulations Steve,
Congratulations Steve,
So glad you are sharing your work with the world. Always powerful and wise, with your keen sense of humor. Keep the stories coming! Please!
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The Korea Herald notes that Asia Publishers has just put out a 15-volume bilingual Korean literature series, titled Bi-lingual Edition Modern Korean Literature.
But it seems to feature all the usual suspects and previously translated works.
Really? This is getting past ridiculous. I suppose the defense will be that this volume is for "Korean Studies" courses, but how much impact does that have? This just seems like an epic waste of translation resources in a year in which exactly two novels have been translated from Korean to English (Kim Young-ha's Black Flower and Cho Chongnae's, How in Heaven's Name?)
And look at the works mentioned (so far):
- Oh Jung-hee's Chinatown (already translated in a novella by Jimoondang)
- Choe Yun's The Last of Hanako (Multiply translated including a novella by Jimoondang)
- Jo Jung-rae's The Land of the Vanished
- Yi Cheong-jun's The Wounded (already translated in a novella by Jimoondang)
- Park Wan-suh's Mother's Stake 1 (Already published in the collection Sketch of the Fading Sun)
- Yang Kwi-ja's The Poet of Wonmi-dong (A good story, but already published as part of the entire novel it is a piece of, A Distant and Beautiful Place)
- Kim Seung-ok's Record of a Journey to Mujin (Already published in the, admittedly difficult to find, Home-Coming And Other Korean Short Stories, but also available FREE online at Korea Journal!)
- Gong Ji-young's Human Decency (already translated in a novella by Jimoondang)
- Shin Kyung-sook's The Place where the Harmonium Was (May have already been translated in the KLTI Anthology of Modern Korean Literature from Columbia University Press)
- Eun Hee-kyung's Poor Man's Wife
So, by my count, exactly two stories out of ten are new translations, and there is no telling if I have simply overlooked where those two might be found.
As I mentioned at the outset, this is intended to be for Korean Studies students:
The series will be sold in both Korea and the U.S., and will be used as class material for Korean studies courses at Harvard University, Columbia University and University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, Asia Publishers said.
But 80% of this stuff already exists, some of it available free, or in the $5 Jimoondang Series. And no one (my prediction, actually, is 5 people) outside of Korean Studies will ever purchase this collection. So much work by so many great translators and then it is jammed into a trunk and tossed overboard.
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When you stay at Holiday Inn Timonium in Lutherville Timonium, you'll be close to Fire Museum of Maryland. This hotel is within the vicinity of Pine Ridge Golf Course and Hampton National Historic Site.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 4000
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- One meeting room
- Free WiFi
- Number of floors - 7
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-out
Room Facilities
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Private bathroom
- Free WiFi
- Free newspaper
- Hair dryer
- Pay movies
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: USD 8.00 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10.00 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy