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Danielle Foxhoven has signed on to play the inaugural season of the NWSL with Portland Thorns FC! Danielle, who spent the 2012 season playing in Russia after the fall of the WPS, is a well known name in the Portland area. While attending the University of Portland, Danielle scored 57 goals and added 25 assists, good for 4th on the schools all-time scoring list.
"I am very happy for Danielle. Nobody bleeds blue the way she does," said Colorado Rush Technical Director Erik Bushey. "She gained valuable experience when she chose to take a path less traveled by signing in the Russian first division. Now she'll have the opportunity to bring all her experiences together for the good of our professional game here in America. Danielle is an outstanding player who is rich with insight and possesses quality in front of goal. These attributes are all too rare to be found in the same player. I believe she will do awesome for Portland."
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The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center at UAF is the sole provider of open research computing capabilities for the Defense Department's High Performance Computing (HPC) Modernization Program.As aDoD Supercomputing Resource Center,ARSC serves both academic and agency interests. ARSC provides a virtual tour of its supercomputers and storage systems at the ARSC Discovery Lab every Wednesday at 1 p.m., June 4 - Aug. 27.
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Just finished this one up for Gopher, It's a purpleheart/yellowheart combo with a cedar striker. She has some loud volume to reach out there for western hunting with some nasty chatter in the rasp for gobbler/jake talkin. Your cutts are sharp n loud, the clucks are spity, it has a wide range of yelps, the kee kees are a soft smooth, a loud mid tone, and a screamin high pitch lost kee. It should cover every bird you need it to.
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An exhibition exploring the relationship between survival and photography, entitled "Surviving the Photograph," is on view at The Art Museum through Nov. 19.
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BGJ 134 Summer 2004
Reviewer: Nick Wedd
In the previous issue of this Journal, I reviewed Go Dojo: Contact Fights. Go Dojo: Sector Fights is another module of the same training program by Bruce Wilcox.
The structure of Go Dojo: Sector Fights is identical to that of Go Dojo: Contact Fights. Like that module, it is easy to install and run, and uses hypertext links in a non- standard way that takes some getting used to. If you already have a copy of the Contact Fights module, you will find it easy to use. It is larger than the Contact Fights module, with 1905 pages. It only runs on Windows.
The concept of "sector lines" was invented by Wilcox in the 1970s when he began working on computer Go, and described in his 1993 book "Instant Go Volume 1". To quote from the program: "A sector line is an imaginary line running between two stones of the same color, anywhere on the board. The line must not pass through any stones or links. The sector line is a generalization of a link, but longer. The property of a link is that it creates a boundary that cannot be crossed by the opponent in a connected manner. The property of a sector line is that it foreshadows a potential link boundary."
Sector Fights are fights about whose sector lines will predominate, containing either territory or weak groups. The early stages of a Go game can be regarded as a succession of sector fights, alternating with contact fights.
The program is divided into four sections, "elementary", "novice", "intermediate" and "advanced". The elementary section defines terms, including "sector line" itself, "moyo", and "grouse" (a grouse is a GROUp enclosed within a SEctor: an appropriate name, because the owner of the sector will hunt the weak group while it will try to fly away).
The novice section covers simple applications of these concepts, and begins to show how they relate to one another.
The intermediate section takes this further, and assumes some reading ability, three or four moves.
The advanced section goes still further. It is aimed at stronger players, with the ability to read up to ten moves, and exercise judgement about other Go concepts. It ends by introducing the "Great Wall" concept, in which you start the game with a line of large knight's moves up the middle of the board. This idea is not Wilcox's, he found it in an article from the 1920s, but he gave it the name "Great Wall", and did a lot to popularise it in the West.
Each section has tests for the reader, to ensure that the material is being understood. I did rather badly on these, though really they were easy enough for anyone who had read the material properly: I blame the need to work through thousands of pages of material in time to meet this Journal's press date. Each section ends with a few games that illustrate the points covered.
I like the way that Wilcox writes. I get the impression that many Go books nowadays are like many cookery books: they are not really intended to instruct, but rather to titillate, providing the reader with chat about, and pictures of, his or her favourite topic. This is not Wilcox's aim at all. He wants to convey concepts, ensure that they are correctly grasped, and show how to apply them. He does this patiently, with plenty of examples and tests.
Here is an example of his writing. "When you attack you expect him to defend. This will neutralize the attacking value of your move. So the value of your move is what else it did in sente. You particularly need that value if he does NOT respond. Rarely is it the case that you can kill him with your follow-up move, so if your move had no other value you just lost a turn." What this says is clear, and even, maybe, obvious. But it certainly wasn't obvious to me before I read it.
Like Go Dojo: Contact Fights, Go Dojo: Sector Fights is good teaching material, and with over 1900 pages, compares very well in value with any book. Unlike Go Dojo: Contact Fights, it contains plenty of material which is original with this author, and available nowhere else. I definitely recommend it.
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Oy. K5 got slashdotted today. 17,172 hits and counting. Normal traffic is around 4,000 hits per day. So, someone's (I think it was raph's) theory that slashdotting drives about triple your normal traffic in looks to have been about right (i.e. normal 4,000 hits + (4k * 3) == 16,000). A little higher in this case. Also created almost 100 new accounts. I sure hope those people are voting on stories. :-)
It was touch and go, server-wise for a while. Then I finally got Apache::Scoreboard to compile right, and Apache::Watchdog::RunAway to work properly again. And not a moment too soon. Been solid as a rock since then. I tell you, Stas Bekman has saved my freaking life with that module. I still don't know what's making apache hang intermittently, but at least it can't multiply indefinitely and take the server down anymore. If I ever meet the guy, I'm buying him a beer (maybe at YAPC!).


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There is an on going debate about electronics used in Scouting. While "Traditional" Scouters shun the new technologies and do not embrace what is the future, others seems to grab ahold and run with the new ways to "DO" Scouting.
No matter which side of the debate you fall on.. or even if you are somewhere on the fence, I want to know how you use electronics on your Scouting Outings.


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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:28 PM GMT on February 15, 2010
Under sunny skies and warm southwest winds the temperature in Vancouver, British Columbia climbed to 54°F (12.4°C) yesterday, just missing the record of 12.9°C (55°F) for the date, set in 1991 (records in Vancouver go back to 1937). That was marvelous weather for all the joggers that were out in t-shirts and shorts in Vancouver yesterday, but is lousy weather if you're trying to hold a Winter Olympics. The men's downhill was postponed yesterday and rescheduled for today, because of rain and bad snow. The women's combined, originally scheduled to run Saturday, has been postponed until Thursday. The mountain has been getting snow at the top, a mix of snow and rain along the middle section, and rain at the bottom, making for very difficult skiing conditions. Practice runs have been mostly been canceled. In West Vancouver, where the moguls competition was held yesterday, snow had to be trucked and helicoptered in because there wasn't enough on the ground. The snow-making machines weren't any help, because it was too warm to make snow. Too bad Philadelphia or Washington D.C. didn't make a bid for the Winter Olympics! It's an upside-down winter when Canada has trouble getting snow, and Washington D.C. gets five feet.
As we can see from a plot of the temperature departure from average for the month of January (Figure 1), most of Canada has seen very unusual warmth, with temperatures over 5°C (9°F) covering large swathes of the country.
Figure 1. Departure of January temperature from average for the strong to moderate strength El Niño year of 2010 (left), and a composite of the last five years that had a moderate to strong El Niño (right). Note that typically, an El Niño event brings much warmer than average temperatures to Vancouver, and cooler than average conditions to Florida. This year has seen an extreme amplification of this pattern. The impact of the Arctic Oscillation (AO) is evident over eastern Canada and Greenland, where exceptionally warm temperatures were recorded. Image credit: NOAA/ESRL.
Why all the warmth in Vancouver? El Niño partly to blame
So, what's going on? The average high temperature in Vancouver this time of year is typically 8°C (46°F). Vancouver has seen above-average temperatures every day this month, and tied one daily record so far. This unusual February warmth follows a record warm month of January, which averaged 3°C (5.4°F) above average, beating the previous record set in 2006 by a pretty significant margin, 0.9°C (1.6°F). Nearby Seattle, Washington had its warmest January in 120 years of record keeping, and both Oregon and Washington recorded their 4th warmest January. As we can see from a plot of the temperature departure from average for the month of January (Figure 1), most of Canada saw very unusual warmth, with temperature anomalies over 5°C (9°F) covering large swathes of the country. Record warm January temperatures were observed not only over British Columbia, but also over Manitoba and over much of Quebec, where half of the province's twelve largest cities experienced their warmest or second warmest January on record. Unusual Canadian warmth is to be expected during a moderate to strong El Niño episode, which is what we've had this winter in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. The pattern we've seen during the previous five moderate to strong El Niños dating back to 1987 (Figure 1, right) shows this trend, and also the trend towards colder than average conditions in Florida. However, the pattern for January 2010 shows an extreme amplification of this El Niño pattern. We had record warmth over much of Canada, and Florida got socked with its 10th coldest January on record. The extreme amplification of the January temperature pattern was due in part to the influence of the Arctic Oscillation/North Atlantic Oscillation, a natural wind pattern over the North Atlantic measured by the difference in pressure between Iceland and ocean areas to the south. That difference in pressure was remarkably small in the first half of January, leading to the weakest Arctic Oscillation pattern in 60 years of record keeping. This allowed cold air to spill southwards into Florida, and helped bring very warm temperatures to Greenland and Eastern Canada. El Niño, combined with the Arctic Oscillation, all superimposed upon exceptionally warm global temperatures, is probably the best explanation for the record January warmth in Canada. Globally, January 2010 was the 4th warmest January on record, with global ocean temperatures the 2nd warmest on record, according to NOAA.
The forecast: near-record warmth for Vancouver
The forecast for Vancouver for the remainder of the week calls for temperatures above 10°C (50°F) each day. Today's forecast high of 10°C (50°F) will approach the record high for the date of 12.6°C (55°F). The long range forecast through the remainder of the Winter Olympics promises continued near-record warmth, as the jet stream is projected to stay in its current El Niño-type pattern. In this configuration, a strong ridge of high pressure stays anchored over the Pacific coast, allowing plenty of warm air from the southwest into British Columbia. Unfortunately for the winter games, I expect that Vancouver will end up experiencing its 1st or 2nd warmest February on record.
No major snowstorms in sight
Today's snowstorm for the mid-Atlantic has shifted northwards, meaning the that the maximum 4 - 8 inches of snow from this storm will pass north of snow-weary Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Baltimore. The computer models are showing that this will be the last significant snow storm to affect the eastern half of the U.S. for at least a week, and residents of the Mid-Atlantic can look forward to a slow but steady melting of their huge piles of snow. This is exactly what is needed to avoid a serious flooding situation--a rapid thaw or large rainstorm would have been a major problem.
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I'll have a new post on Wednesday at the latest. I did an interview with the Washington Post weather blog by the "Capital Weather Gang", for those interested.
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I've been lurking in Advogato for a while. I'm a professional software developer in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Right now my work project consists of Enterprise Java Development.
I'd really like to see more technical articles here. That interview with Knuth was great. Let's get more like that. Personally, while politics have their place, I'd much rather talk tech.


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Birdwatching Philippines: 1st Asian Bird Fair Davao CityFriday, June 4th, 2010
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The 1st Asian Bird Fair will be held in Davao City later this year in conjunction with birdwatching clubs from: Thailand, Malaysia, Taiwan, China and Singapore. The plan is to promote birdwatching as a eco-adventure, recreational sport and to: encourage international friendship, collaboration and the exchange of experience & best practices among the birdwatching clubs of Asia; foster bird-watching as an eco-tourism activity; highlight bird festivals, bird fairs and bird races in the Asia region; and, promote the host cities/countries – their natural beauty, eco-adventure activities, wild bird conservation and cultural heritage.
In conjunction with the 1st Asian Bird Fair, a birdwatching adventure tour will take place in the forests and wetlands of the provinces of Bukidnon and Surigao del Sur, to the North & West of Davao City.


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Jmx4Perl provides an alternate way of accessing Java JEE Server management interfaces that are based on JMX (Java Management Extensions). It is an agent-based approach where a small Web application deployed on the application server provides HTTP/JSON-based access to JMX MBeans registered within the application server. It is set up from a handful of Perl modules, which can be integrated seamlessly in your own programs. It also includes a Nagios plugin, check_jmx4perl, a jmx4perl command line tool for remote JMX queries and operations, and a readline-based JMX shell j4psh, with context sensitive command completion and syntax highlighting.
This release fixes some minor issues (mostly build related) and adds a "pwd" command to the JMX shell j4psh.
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No1, of 4 so far, in series on Kruger National Park. To see series search for "kpseries".
The Kruger National Park is the largest game reserve in South Africa. The park lies in the east of South Africa, in the eastern parts of Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces. It is one of the largest national parks in the world, with an area of almost 20,000 km2. The park is approximately 360 km long, and has an average width of 65 km. At its widest point, the park is 90 km wide from east to west. Several rivers run through the park from west to east.
An impala is a medium-sized African antelope. The name impala comes from the Zulu language. They are found in savannas and thick bushveld in Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, northern Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, southern Angola, north-eastern South Africa and Uganda. Impala are among the dominant species in many savannas. They can adapt to different environment by being grazers in some areas and browsers in others. When frightened or startled the whole impala herd starts leaping about in order to confuse their predator. They can jump distances more than 10 meters (33 ft) and 3 meters (9 ft) high. Leopards, cheetah, Nile crocodiles, lions, spotted hyenas and wild dogs prey on impala. Impala can reach running speeds of around 80 to 90 km/h (50-55 mph). -----Wikipedia--
We spent 2 hours at this water hole, gigapan on the roof of the Isuzu Trooper next to the sun roof. To dangerous to climb out of car because of lions, elephant, crocodiles, hippos and rhino's.
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2046 | Sony | In Wong Kar-wai's sequel of sorts to his 2000 film In the Mood for Love, Chow Mo-wan (Tony Leung Chiu-wai) has given up the Don Quixote of illusory ideals for the Don Juan of immediate gratification and discovered that neither self-denial nor self-indulgence makes a dent in the prison of time, space, and desire. To make ends meet, he serializes a story set in 2046, the year of Hong Kong's final reintegration into the mainland. It's more a place than a time, attainable by the futuristic bullet trains Wong renders in Matrix-like CGI. But 2046 is also a hotel room, the one where Mo-wan and Su Li-zhen enacted their non-affair in Mood. Mo-wan moves into the room next door and falls for Wang Jing Wen (Faye Wong), daughter of the hotel owner. His rendezvous with the prostitute Bai Ling (Ziyi Zhang) are jokingly but strictly monetary, until they're not. Then there's the gambler named Su Li-zhen (Gong Li) who bails him out when his luck runs out in Singapore. Mo-wan writes these characters into his novel, making them android attendants on the bullet train to the future. Perhaps it's not the love that's lost in 2046 but the moment, with the loser condemned to relive it forever. | Cantonese + Mandarin + Japanese | 129m
Dark Water | Buena Vista | Walter Salles (Central do Brasil|Central Station) seems an odd choice to remake this thriller by Japanese director Hideo Nakata (The Ring), and he brings to it a non-chilling, arty sensibility, mixing standard fear tactics with the more atmospheric devices of David Lynch and Roman Polanski. Dahlia (Jennifer Connelly) tries to build a nest for her daughter Ceci (Ariel Gade) after a brutal custody battle by moving into a grimy flat in an East Berlin–like apartment complex on Roosevelt Island. In short order the black sludge leaking in from the apartment upstairs sends Dahlia into a flurry of flashbacks to her own troubled childhood, which seems to leak into little Ceci's imagination as the girl takes up with an imaginary playmate. Nothing comes out in the wash as the film's multiple endings only add to the murk. By far the scariest parts are Pete Postlethwaite as the building superintendent and Tim Roth playing the voice of reason as a lawyer. | 102m
Grizzly Man | Lion's Gate | Timothy Treadwell, who spent 13 summers living among grizzlies in the Alaskan wilderness, is the latest of Werner Herzog's "holy fools," but he has less in common with Herzog's "best fiend," Klaus Kinski, than with the director himself. As Herzog relates in his distinctive German-accented narration, Treadwell — who shot 100 hours of nature footage over five years — was able to capture "the unexpected magic of cinema." Like Herzog, Treadwell frequently turned the camera on himself. After descending into a life of booze and drugs, the former Timothy Dexter reinvented himself as "kind warrior" Treadwell, child-like bear expert, educator, and preservationist from Australia. But on October 6, he and his girlfriend were eaten by a grizzly. After showing initial empathy, Herzog allows Treadwell's madness to emerge. Herzog's conclusion? "The common denominator of the universe is not harmony — it's chaos, hostility, and murder." | 103m
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The mom book... you know the one... that's right, the one that was published last month.
The items found, while not key to my mom's overall childhood story, would properly have been included in the mom book. They won't fit into the dad book at all. I might be able to make a place for them in the Evelyn & Rosmer book someday. But really, they should have been in the mom book.
Family historians, has this happened to you? Or does the dread of this ugly spectre keep you from making your own family history books?
Genealogy-blogging has surely served to fill the gap for me, that gap between having lots of info and the illusive certainty that I have all the info I'll need for a book. With a blog, you can delete, redo, add more later... it's like a river. It flows, it changes, it adapts. But you can't hold it in your hand. A book is more like a rock. It's solid, permanent. You can hold it, keep it, and return to it because, barring catastrophic intervention, it will be just the way you left it.
The case for real books is strong. Unlike a genealogy blog, it doesn't remain in existence at the whim of any service provider. What's more, and this applies to e-books as well as blogs, a real book doesn't require any supply of power or technology to enable the reader to use it. All you need is eyes.
Nevertheless, it doesn't hurt to have a genealogy blog too. Coming up at this one, I'll be sharing the items that missed out on their spot in the mom book.
My mother lived in Hollywood for several months during WWII, just after she turned twenty-one. Today's entry is a letter written from my mom to her mom. It's part of a series of Hollywood letters I included in the mom book, but was not kept with the others. Below the page images, I'll include a transcription with a little annotation to explain the threads that tie into topics from previous letters.
February 9, 1944
Dear Mom,
Helen is in Hollywood now. She arrived at 4:30 A.M. yesterday morning, and she is rooming in the house next door. She's there now, and I'm writing in between our conversations. [Helen was my mom's best friend. She had been living in northern California but decided to move down to Hollywood.]
Mom, don't bother to bring my spring coat. If you put all of my clothes in your suitcase ~ you won't have any room for your own. And I think I can get along without that coat for awhile. By the way, how is my room looking these days? I kinda' miss it! [My grandma Evelyn was planning to take the train from Detroit to go and visit her daughter. What she should pack was an ongoing topic.]
When you send your luggage ~ send it here in my name, and if I'm not home when it arrives, the manager will take it in. Also, send on a couple of blankets, 'cause we have very few. Then we can send them back again when you return.
San Luis Obispo is about 200...
...miles north of here. It will take about 4 hours on the train, and she'll have to change trains here in L.A. so you will both have to get off in the Los Angeles station. I think the fare from here to there will be about $4.00 or $6.00 round trip. [The "she" my mother refers to is her sister Bonnie, who planned to visit her husband Karl who was stationed at San Luis Obispo. See Karl's letter at the bottom of this post.]
If she wants any other information, perhaps she can get it at the station there in Detroit.
And say, you'd better save some of that clothes money you're spending. I think you might find something out here that you'll want to buy.
Do you remember I mentioned that I was sending you something to go with your navy blue dress? Well, I've decided to keep it here until you come, because it's breakable, and it might not get there all in one piece. So you see, you'll have something to look forward to.
What's this I've been hearing? You're going around telling important people like Miller and Jim that you are coming out here after me? That's a fine thing to be saying? You see, I hear all the latest gossip even if I am clear across the country.
Well, Mom, I'm going to close now. It's getting late, and my hair still has to be washed before I go to bed. Helen is going to give me a deluxe shampoo ~ or something, so until later . . .
Love to you,
The letter below appeared in a previous post about Karl Parker. It was written from Karl to my grandma in late February of 1944 and addresses the question of Bonnie traveling to California to visit him while Evelyn was visiting my mom.
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Quick Scenario: 1. you have worked some gobblers for two hours during bad weather. 2. They get to abt 50 yrds and get hung up. 3. A few soft calls and some good ole purring to put them at ease. 4. A real "lady" starts to yelp, pulling the boys in and away from you.
Moment of truth: what strategy, or better yet, what would you do? Just curious. (I ended up with a fine bird)


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July 2012 at the Jersey City Free Public Library
Next Library Board Meeting
Tuesday, September 11, 2012 @ 5:30 p.m.
Miller Branch Library
489 Bergen Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07304
July & August Meetings: Cancelled
Special Programs:
* Greenville, 1841 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. 201-547-4553 – For Adults: For Adults: Health Fair. * Have you been tested? * HIV/AIDS Testing * STD Testing * & many more! / FREE! / Saturday, July 7, from 10:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
* Heights, 14 Zabriskie Street, Jersey City, NJ 07307, 201-547-4556 – For Adults: Special Presentation – Suffering from the Sugar Blues? * Are you constantly carving sweets and want to understand why? * Do you want to gain control without deprivation? Presented by: Victor La Mantia, Health Coach. / FREE!!! / Saturday, July 7, from 12 noon – 1:30 p.m.
Summer Reading Program 2012 / Monday, June 25th through Friday, August 10th:
Featuring… Games * Great Reads * Movies * Exciting Trips * Live Performances * & much more!
Registration starts: Friday, June 1st
Where: Bonetti Children's Room (Main Library), All 9 Branches & the Bookmobile!
SRP 2012 Theme: Children: Dream Big – READ! YAs: Own the Night
* Please look for flyers with the full activity & movie schedules at your local branch library! *
Movies – Summer Reading Program 2012 @ the Jersey City Free Public Library (June 25 – August 10)
Children: * The Adventures of Tintin * Big Miracle * Dr. Seuss' The Lorax * Hugo * Kung Fu Panda 2 * The Muppets * * Puss in Boots * The Secret World of Arrietty *
YAs: * Footloose * Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 * The Hunger Games * Real Steel * Mission:Impossible – Ghost Protocol * Rise of the Planet of the Apes * Super 8 * War Horse *
Main Library, 472 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City / Bonetti Children's Room, 1st Floor, 201-547-4519 – Children's Schedule (K-5): 11 a.m. – 12 Noon / Mondays: Crafts / Tuesdays: Reading Club / Wednesdays: Crafts or Activities / Thursdays: Reading Club / Fridays: Movie / Young Adults Schedule (Grades 6-8): 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. / Mondays: Crafts / Tuesdays: Book Chat / Wednesdays: Crafts or Activities / Thursdays: Book Chat / Fridays: Movie
Miller Branch Library Teen Center:
Miller, 489 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304, 201-547-4551 – For Parents & Teens (ages 13-18): Miller Branch Library Teen Center! / Founded to enrich the lives of Jersey City Teens by offering a comprehensive program to include quality leisure, social, and educational services in the form of both drop-in and organized activities / Come join!!!
Ongoing Programs:
Jersey City Historical Project, 4th Floor, Main, 472 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07302, 201-547-6951 –
NEW Book: Young Frank Hague and the Lucky Horseshoe – Available at Barnes & Noble, online & in bookstores.
/ Permanent Schedule on JC1: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays & Sundays @ 11 a.m. & 11 p.m. Videos rotate monthly, except January, May and December. June: Invasion of the Reds. / On Comcast, Channel 51: Airing of NEW video, Invasion of the Reds. / Each Monday @ 5 p.m. and each Friday @ 8:30 p.m. / Airing of videos, by storyteller Bob Leach, Parade of the Shantytown Dead, The Eyes of St. Joseph (Mysterious Lights in a Church Steeple), and Hague Captures Kenny Killer: On Comcast cable in Jersey City, Channel 51: Times vary; programming now filler.
Jersey City Library Literacy Program, 1st Floor, 472 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07305, 201-547-4518 – For Age 16 & Up: FREE Classes in Basic Literacy & Citizenship for ESL Conversational English speakers. / Jersey City Library Literacy Program. A United Way Member Agency.
Five Corners, 678 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306, 201-547-4543 – For Everyone: Falun Dafa Meditation / Monday evenings / 6 – 7:30 p.m. / Falun Dafa is practiced by over 100 million people worldwide. It is a high-level cultivation practice guided by the characteristics of the universe: Truthfulness, Benevolence, and Forbearance. "Cultivation" means, continuously striving to harmonize oneself with these universal principles. These are five sets of easy-to-learn gentle movements and meditation. FREE AND OPEN TO EVERYONE! For more information: www.falundafa.org.
Five Corners, 678 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306, 201-547-4543 – For Everyone: Hatha Yoga / Yoga Classes for Beginners / Mondays / 6:15 – 7:30 p.m. / Yoga Instructor: Julie Castner, RYT200, certified through a Yoga Alliance program in Mysore, India. / Offered in conjunction with International Institute of NJ.
Five Corners, 678 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306, 201-547-4543 – For Adults: Kinship Caregiver Support Group – A Program at Five Corners Branch Library, presented in conjunction with the State of New Jersey Kinship Navigator Program. / Wednesdays, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., June 20.
Ongoing Programs (cont'd):
Five Corners, 678 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306, 201-547-4543 – For Children (grades K-3): Children's Reading to Certified Therapy Dog, Ella, who will be coming to the Five Corners Branch to listen to children's stories. Children in kindergarten through 3rd grade are invited to come and read their favorite stories to Ella. Certified therapy dog Ella loves children and will be accompanied by her trainer, Patricia Redden, a professor at St. Peter's College. / Thursdays @ 4 p.m. / Children learning to read see a dog as a non-threatening, non-critical listener.
Greenville, 1841 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. 201-547-4553 – For Children (ages 10 – 17 years old): Every Tuesday, starting July 3 @ 6 p.m. Vocal Training & Voice Instructions. Instructor: Angela Carter.
Miller, 489 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304, 201-547-4551 – For Everyone: Library Tours! / Fridays, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Take a tour of the Miller Branch Library to learn more about the building and its services. Reservations required for tours. Daycare centers, school programs, organizations… All welcome!!!
Miller, 489 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304, 201-547-4551 – For Adults Learning Spanish: Wednesdays, from 4 – 6 p.m. Spanish lessons – Back by popular demand!!!! Instructor: Mrs. Vilma Gomez.
Miller, 489 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304, 201-547-4551 – For Young Adults: Free-Teens is in the house! It's your space. It's my space. It's our space! Come join us! Every Wednesday, from 5 – 7 p.m. Stop at Miller Branch to learn more, and register.
Pavonia, 326 Eighth Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302, 201-547-4808 – For Adults: Monthly Book Club / Thursday,
July 19 @ 7:30 p.m. / Book Discussion: Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand.
West Bergen, 476 West Side Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07304, 201-547-4554 – For Ladies: Knitting & Crocheting Club / Wednesdays @ 10:30 a.m. / July 11, 18 & 25. / All ladies welcome!
July Movies : www.jclibrary.org FREE
Cunningham, 275 Martin Luther King Drive, Jersey City. 201-547-4555 – For Seniors: Friday, June 8 @ 10 a.m.
Away From Her. / For Children: Saturday, June 9 @ 10 a.m. Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked.
Greenville, 1841 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. 201-547-4553 – For Children: Saturdays @ 11:30 a.m. Movies – To be announced.
Five Corners, 678 Newark Avenue, Jersey City, NJ 07306, 201-547-4543 – For Adults: Wednesdays @ 1 p.m. July 11: Albert Nobbs. / July 18: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. / July 25: We Bought a Zoo.
Heights, 14 Zabriskie Street, Jersey City, NJ 07307, 201-547-4556 – For Adults: Thursdays @ 1 p.m. / July 5: Tyler Perry's Good Deeds. / July 12: This Means War. / July 19: New Year's Eve. / July 29: A Thousand Words.
Pavonia, 326 Eighth Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302, 201-547-4808 – Mondays @ 5 p.m. / July 2: The Clinic. /
July 9: The Grey. / July 16: The Next Three Days. / July 23: This Means War. / July 30: One for the Money.
Have Fun with Digital Library!
The Jersey City Free Public Library offers the digital service, Digital Library – a collection of audio books, eBooks, music and video to download. Valid library cardholders who download the necessary software can check out and download digital titles anytime, anywhere by visiting http://jclibrary.org/digitallibrary.php. The great thing? At the end of the 10-day lending period, the digital titles automatically expire, which means, no one ever accumulates late fees or has to worry about returning damaged items.
WEBSITE LINK – "Health Info":
NOW AVAILABLE!!! The Jersey City Free Public Library has linked directly with the document, "Responding to Public Health Emergencies, New Jersey's Strategy." Provided by the NJ Department of Health & Senior Services, Division of Health Infrastructure Preparedness (HIPER), through the Hudson Regional Health Commission. Log onto Jersey City Library website, www.jclibrary.org, CLICK on "Health Info" to access the American Cancer Society's website. Library staff at the designated libraries have been training to navigate the Society's website, for the benefit of the community. This staff training will help library patrons in two ways: Help them find the information they want from the American Cancer Society website, or have Library staff get the information needed for them.


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USMC Vet and Earth Team Volunteer Timothy Bennish visits with Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Kathleen Merrigan
Deputy Secretary of Agriculture, Kathleen Merrigan's recent travels brought her to Viroqua, Wisconsin. Timothy Bennish had a chance to speak to her about his experience with the NRCS Earth Team Volunteer Program. Tim is presently volunteering in the NRCS Viroqua Field Office. He is gaining a true appreciation of the work that NRCS does every day. Encouraged to volunteer by his father Dan Chroninger, who has 35 years of NRCS service, Tim signed up and is now assisting with various assignments in the office.
Timothy comes to NRCS after serving in the military as a Navy Corpsman with the 2nd Marine Division. He enlisted in the service when he was 18 and after scoring high on a battery of vocational tests he chose the career of Hospital Corpsman where he cared for injured soldiers in his unit. Timothy spent five years in the military. He was in IRAQ for 11 months and in 2011 was deployed to Afghanistan where he served for eight months.
While in Afghanistan he received a serious head injury in an IED explosion and was transported to Germany as part of the Wounded Warrior Program. Despite all the unfavorable experiences he endured, he is intent on pursuing his passion of being a trauma room doctor. He is planning on attending UW-Milwaukee this spring to finish his graduate courses. His future plans include enrolling in Medical School.
Timothy has a true sense of caring for the community and that is what inspired him to volunteer for the Earth Team. He is engaged in "Helping People Help the Land."
"I am very proud of his service to the military and this extends to his efforts serving on the Earth Team" says Dan. "We are glad that he is part of the conservation team here in the Viroqua office"
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No test results yet from Woodrow Wilson School incident, 11/12/01, 8:30 p.m.
Posted November 6, 2001; 03:02 p.m.
A hazmat team last Tuesday removed a suspicious letter from Robertson Hall in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and law enforcement authorities sent it for testing at a state laboratory. An enclosed office on the first floor was decontaminated and will be kept secure until the test results are received.
University officials are communicating with state officials and plan to report test results as soon as they are available.
On Nov. 6, Robertson Hall was closed from about 11 a.m. until shortly after 2 p.m., with no one permitted to enter or leave the building.
Because the letter is considered suspicious by law enforcement authorities, testing is expected to proceed as quickly as possible.
At a briefing for people who were in the building, public safety officials said the letter had no return address on the envelope. The envelope contained an oily substance, described as having the consistency of paint, that was wrapped in plastic.
No powder was seen, and the officials said there was nothing to suggest that the substance could have been released into the air. The ventilation system was turned off as another standard precaution.
The letter was immediately reported to public safety officials, who notified local law-enforcement authorities. The Princeton Borough police notified the Trenton hazmat team. The unsigned letter, which was mailed from Canada, was placed in a plastic bag and then double-bagged and removed.
The two staff members who handled the letter were offered antibiotics as a precaution, and the risk to them is considered minimal.
Since there was no evidence of aerosolization of the substance, there is no reason at this time to treat others in the building who were not in the immediate area and did not handle the letter, said Dr. Janet Neglia, director of clinical services at University Health Services. However, as always, people should be aware of the symptoms of anthrax and report a change in health status or skin condition for investigation, she said.
Those in the building will be notified directly when test results are received. New information also will be promptly posted on the University's home page .
All members of the Princeton community are advised to review guidelines for handling suspicious mail. Anyone who receives a piece of suspicious mail, should not open it and should call the University's Department of Public Safety at 911 or 258-3134.
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Yes, they both have these markings. However, you don't need to worry about it though because a wing of grizzly hackle mixed with light dun hackle clipped on the bottom imitates the wing for both. And trout never seemed top be very particualr about whether the imitation wings were a solid light color or if they had the blotches.
Thanks for the help, flytyer.
I went back tonight and the spinner fall was nearly as spectacular as the previous night. I collected some of the spinners for observation and they indeed have a rust brown body, long tails, and seem to be about a size 10. However, something new I did notice this time is that although the spinner wings are mostly clear, there are some blotchy, mottled, dark markings on the wings. In fact this ordered, mottled pattern looks a lot like pictures I 've seen of the spinner wings of the Brown Drake. Do both the Brown Drake and Isonychia have wings that have such markings, rather than having a completely clear wing?
This sounds more like an Isonychia than the Brown Drake. Brown Drakes are actually a cream (or golden brown) color with brown highlights in the wings of the dun's grey wings. And the Brown Drake spinners have this same cream to golden brown coloration.
Isonychia spinner are a mahogany (reddish-brown) brown and would be #8 or #10 in hook size. Just tie a spent wing spinner with light dun tails, a reddish-brown dubbed body, and spent wings of either very light grey poly yarn or a light dun and grizzly hackle wound and then clipped top and bottom (you can simply just clip the hackle on the bottom and then have the top of the hackle to help you see the fly). Tie it on a #10 or #12 2x long, fine wire hook.
Brown Drake?
I was out fishing last night here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I saw a large number of big reddish-brown mayflies. I would guess a realistic imitation of these mayflies would be a size 10 or even a size 8 hook. Some seemed to have extra long bodies that curled forward over the head, in effect making a "C" shape when they landed on the water. The spinners were high above the stream mating and put on one of the more spectacular displays I've seen.
Anyone have an idea what type of mayflies these were? I'm no expert, but I'm assuming they were Brown Drakes? Does this sound right?
If so, what is the best imitation for a Brown Drake dun and/or spinner?
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Sometimes a crazy yet utterly cool concept comes along that completely takes my breath away. This time it's a Microsoft creation that has blown my mind.
Called IllumiRoom, the idea was showcased as a proof-of-concept from Microsoft Research. As something so intrinsically visual it is hard to fully capture the nuances of IllumiRoom into words except to say that It is like augmented reality on steroids and will make gaming on an Xbox a mind melting experience.
Put simply, IllumiRoom technology works by extending what is on the screen of the TV when gaming with an Xbox across surfaces of the room. In practice, the effect is electrifying as it uses the gamers peripheral vision and injects other visual cues into the gaming experience to give a real feeling of motion and immersion.
IllumiRoom makes clever use of a Kinect camera to map the 3D geometry of the room which in turn is factored into some pretty advanced video processing before being projected onto the rest of the room.
A picture may paint a thousand words but as it is way harder for words to convey such stunning concept in action, check out this video of IllumiRoom in action.
The effects are all live and not pre-processed as part of game code. This should in theory mean that any game title could work with IllumiRoom technology. The only real downside of this approach is that projectors can be costly wee beasts and gaming with the curtains closed and lights off is a likely requirement for the full effect to be realised.
Either way I hope IllumiRoom gets past proof of concept to market real soon, I can't wait.


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Brooklyn Castle tells the story of I.S. 318 - an inner-city school where most students come from low-income homes - that also happens to have the most winning chess team in the country. Presented by Rooftop Films and Kickstarter
The Brooklyn Castle pre-screening chess event will feature subjects from the film playing fast-paced chess -- including competing against multiple players simultaneously -- as well as more casual games. There'll also be talented young chess players from Chess-in-the-Schools and Chess NYC on hand. If you're confident in your chess skills, please come out before the film to play or just to watch.
Filmmaker Katie Dellamaggiore will be in attendance for a Q and A following the screening. After the Q and A there is a reception for all in attendance with complimentary beverages.
Brooklyn Castle (Katie Dellamaggiore | 101 min.)
Brooklyn Castle tells the uplifting story of the unbelievably talented chess team at IS 318 in Williamsburg. With rankings higher than Albert Einstein and mostly from low-income and immigrant homes, this dedicated and naturally talented chess team has won over 26 national chess titles, more than any other junior high school in the US. The film focuses on five extraordinary players, Justus, Rochelle, Patrick, Pobo, and Alexis, as they experience the highs and lows of achieving their dreams.
Facing budget cuts and the threat of losing the chess after-school program, the instructors Mr. Galvin and Ms. Vicary, students, staff, family, and friends band together to help save the program. The students' level of understanding and involvement with the budget crisis is unprecedented and unfortunately a sign of the times as childhood ignorance of real world problems fades.
Brimming with positivity and optimism, Brooklyn Castle achieves what is difficult for most documentaries; it's inspirational without being preachy and leaves no feeling of sympathy but rather a sense of pride for everyone in the film. We laugh with them, cry with them, and praise their accomplishments and achievements as if they are our own.
"An absolutely wonderfully-produced feature documentary filled with touching, inspirational stories of hope, ambition and perseverance," (Tambay Obenson, indieWIRE Shadow and Act) Brooklyn Castle was funded with the assistance of Kickstarter, IFP Independent Film Week 2010, Chicken & Egg Films, and the Fledgling Fund.
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Josephine and the Roach (Jonathan Langager | Los Angeles, CA)
"Josephine and the Roach" is a surreal, offbeat short film about a cockroach who falls in love with the woman whose apartment he infests. They make beautiful music together, but Josephine's brutish husband stands in the way of their love.
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Katie Mullins, a Brooklyn based singer/songwriter, plays music that has been affectionately described as, "twinkly and folkish," which might be owed to the fact that she alternately plays an mbira (an African thumb piano from Zimbabwe), a baritone ukelele, and various keyboards to accompany her voice. But Mullins is a musician of widely varied experience, having lived in Berlin for six years where she worked simultaneously as an opera singer, singer in a country band, and as an actress. Ultimately, she is an artist fond of spare arrangements, thoughtful lyrics, and simple melodies, which on her debut album, Pastoral, were said to have been, "offset by a voice so rich that even her 'ooohs' come out sounding sophisticated." Songs Illinois said of the album, "I suspected that her sound would not be typical chick with guitar alt-rock. Happily I was right." In June, Mullins launched a Kickstarter for her second album, which was successfully funded. The album will be finished by late summer.


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What if you could afford children when you made the choice to have them and start the American dream ,but now due to economic down turns (gas prices,food price increases and general everyday cost of standard of living ) you cant provide as well as you once did even though you still work as hard as when you was able to provide. I agree no hand outs ,but what do we do now sell the kids to China?
I ran a small construction business that due to several factors (housing markets and record rain fall in the same period )I chose to sell and was able to break even.
In business if in the interview someone says they are going to make you money ,but then they dont produce you have to cut the fat as they where not producing like they said or at least making progress they had to be fired,because if not they would slowly drain profit from your company,then next thing you know your other good employees see that this standard is ok and their work attitude is "well he dont do sh** and still gets paid so why do I have to bust my hump to earn my money"
He has had 4 years of not living up to the terms we (Americans) hired him to do and that HE said he would do in the interview period.
I also was a foreman at a large construction company and if anyone on my job sight made mistakes it was my ass that took the heat,as I was the person of responsibility and had to answer to the higher powers,I understood this when I agreed to take responsibility in trade for more money.
If he didnt fully understand what he was hired to do he should not have signed on. If you want the glory in good times you better dam well have the guts to take the blame for the bad times.
I am no longer on the fence -Obama has had his chance.


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Title: O'Keeffe: Abstraction and Nature
Date/Time: Sunday, June 30 at 2pm
Dr. Bruce Robertson, Professor of Art History specializing in American art 1700-1945, and director of the Art, Design and Architecture Museum at the University of California, Santa Barbara, is the co-author of Georgia O'Keeffe and Abstraction, Whitney Museum and Yale University Press, 2009, and the essay "The force that through the green fuse...Georgia O'Keeffe and Nature" in the catalogue Modern Nature: Georgia O'Keeffe and Lake George, Thames and Hudson, 2013.
Title: When is a Lily not just a Lily? O'Keeffe and Art by Women in the 1920's
Date/Time: Sunday, July 21 at 2pm
Gwendolyn Owens, curator, critic, senior advisor for the Visual Arts Collection at McGill University and liaison officer in the office of the provost at McGill University, is the author of the essay "The Spirit Loosed from its Shackles: Georgia O'Keeffe and Women's Art" in the exhibition catalogue Modern Nature: Georgia O'Keeffe and Lake George.
Title: O'Keeffe and Stieglitz: Lovers, 'Frenemies', and Enduring Partners
Date/Time: Sunday, August 25 at 2pm
Lisa Mintz Messinger, former curator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and author of Georgia O'Keeffe, Thames & Hudson, 2001, and Stieglitz and His Artists: Matisse to O'Keeffe, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2011, discusses the enduring and sometimes tumultuous relationship between these two art world giants over the course of thirty years.
Title: Reflections On: Modern Nature: Georgia O'Keeffe and Lake George
Date/Time: Sunday, September 15 at 2pm
Erin B. Coe, chief curator at The Hyde Collection, will speak about curating the exhibition on its closing day. Reservations are required.
For more information on this series or to make reservations contact June Leary, curator of education, 518-792-1761, ext 327 or firstname.lastname@example.com
All lectures take place in the Froehlich Auditorium and are free with museum admission.
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This week's piece from New York Times columnist Joe Nocera, though, misses the mark.
The column, "When ALEC Takes Over Your Town," focuses on the blue-collar city of Woonsocket, the latest Ocean State municipality to engage in a dangerous flirtation with bankruptcy.
The piece begins with the state Senate voting to impose a sizable property tax on the city in a bid at rescue — only to have a pair of conservative Woonsocket pols in the House, Representatives Jon Brien and Lisa Baldelli-Hunt, kill the measure in the waning hours of the legislative session.
The death of the property tax, Nocera writes, means the state may eventually appoint a receiver to the city — an unelected czar with the power to slash the budget and override union contracts with impunity.
The columnist, who focuses his ire on Brien, suggests the lawmaker is imposing unnecessary pain on his hometown in service of a conservative, small-government agenda.
It is, to this point, a reasonable critique. But then, Nocera verges into the conspiratorial: Brien, he suggests, is imposing the fiscal blueprint of the conservative, business-backed American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
ALEC has become an object of intense liberal scorn over the past year. And understandably so. The group played an important role in modeling the "Stand Your Ground" law central to the Trayvon Martin case in Florida. And it also advocated for a string of voter ID bills, passed in eight states last year, that are widely viewed as a conservative ploy to disenfranchise minority and elderly voters.
Indeed, it is probably the ALEC hook that made the budget woes of a small Rhode Island city sexy enough for the Times' editorial pages.
But Brien, who serves on ALEC's national board, is an unabashed, bare-knuckled conservative, with or without the organization. And while ALEC may provide the representative with a bit of intellectual succor, there's no reason to believe it was orchestrating his maneuvers on Woonsocket's finances.
I had to confront this question of ALEC's local influence myself, recently, when I wrote an in-depth piece on how Rhode Island became the only state with a Democratic-controlled state legislature to approve a voter ID law last year (see "Who Passed Voter ID?," 5.18.12).
Brien was the driving force behind that measure. And ALEC would have provided a nifty story line — the shadowy, out-of-state interloper behind Rhode Island's head-scratching move.
But when I looked into it, there was simply no evidence that ALEC played a significant role. Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis drafted the state's voter ID bill, not Brien. The legislation was first filed with the General Assembly months before ALEC approved its own model voter ID measure. And the Rhode Island legislation looks quite different from the ALEC model; indeed, it is considered the most liberal voter ID law in the land.
Some enterprising reporter may yet find a link between ALEC and significant legislation passed (or killed) in Rhode Island. But so far, no such link exists. And it's irresponsible to suggest otherwise.
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Yes, if the loan is a violation of TABOR. 23 votes6.65%
Yes, First National Bank of the Rockies should work with the Housing Authority to renegotiate the loan. 19 votes5.49%
No, the Housing Authority has an obligation to pay. 277 votes80.06%
I'm not familiar with the topic. 27 votes7.80%
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Scott Wedel 3 years, 10 months ago
How about: 'Yes, the property is not worth enough to continue making payments."
If paying on the loan is truly a violation of TABOR then YVHA clearly must also stop paying Millennium Bank for YVHA's Sierra View lots. It would also appear that YVHA is violating TABOR when making payments on Hillside Apts and Fish Creek Mobile Home park.
And certainly FNBR has no obligation to work with YVHA. FNBR could decide working with YVHA is the better financial option, but there is certainly no obligation.
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GLORY Makes GLORY 14 in Zagreb Official
- Written by Dave Walsh
At least we know for sure that Denver isn't happening now, right? I mean, sure, that is a bummer as I live 6 hours from Denver proper, about seven from Broomfield, but then again, I'm not sure that I'd want to drive to Denver in the middle of February. Anyway, this means that we now have a bit of an extended break that GLORY was planning to do originally with their first show of the year being in Zagreb, Croatia on March 8th. This means that yes, the long-rumored Remy Bonjasky vs. Mirko Cro Cop fight is indeed going down as the main event.
There is no further information about the event yet, but word has been that this will be Remy Bonjasky's retirement bout, although you can never tell. GLORY 13 was supposed to be Peter Aerts' retirement and it's not clear if that will hold up at all in Japan.


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This was probably the funniest webisode yet. Stanley just cracks me up in how giddy he is about how somebody got off with $3,000.
"That's FANTASTIC!....I hope they bought something nice, and i hope you never catch them."
all we need now is Jim to show up and do an impression of him. "i do not think that is funny.............."
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Marvin, do you have a daughter? Would it be OK if it was her? Because children do get around their parents and they aren't always as perfect as parents think they've raised them to be. Regardless of how this girl was raised and the lack of parenting she may have had...that DOES NOT give anyone the right to take advantage of her situation.
I'd shut down the whole football team, fire the coach, and those juveniles would have been tried as adults.
"So what is big is not always the Trout nor the Deer but the chance, the being there. And what is full is not necessarily the creel nor the freezer, but the memory." ~ Aldo Leopold
"The Greatest Obstacle to Discovery is not Ignorance -- It is the Illusion of Knowledge" ~ Daniel Boorstin
We were never blessed with any daughters, but from my days on the SB & the appeals filed to the board, some can approach difficult. We do have GrandDaughters & make every attempt to be a part of their life which they welcome so apparently that says something. Grandma is also the sitter of choice & passes on a few of life's lessons to all the Grandkids. Our Grandkids rang in age from College graduates to elementary school. I would be very surprised with the oversight we provided our sons & the oversight in turn they provide their children that would occur. We do not mince words with the Grandkids just as we did not with our own children. When my Marine son was questioned about his ability to handle difficult situations he told his sergeant his dad could teach the sergeant a thing or two.
For many of our era we had examples to follow, sometimes not in our own family, so had an advantage - most try to pass those advantages on to their children & others. I coached a ton of Little League sports, many where I knew little but provided an adult presence & some guidance.
Kids will be kids - they will try to stretch what is condoned - apparently in this town it was quite a bit. We had a rule among us kids when I grew up (don't make the adults mad) - that could get you a hell of a beating administered one on one if you did. After the 1st beating that issue became moot. Today that beating would get one jailed for assault. Most of us did not grow up in the greatest of circumstances but we managed to survive & become productive. I do not talk about my personal life but can tell you I've been through or witnessed many of life's experiences, none quite as seedy as this instance has turned out but know how kids act when partying. Sometimes not very smart but most have the ability to be embarassed by their conduct. When that no longer exists but appeared to in this case???????? I used to get free haircuts from the town barber as he was a big bettor on HS sports & said our team was always a good bet - consistent. I was also recruited to play at another school in our conference, which I declined so small town infatuation with their HS sports teams is not a recent thing. In 2 years I plan to attend my 65th class reunion, our undefeated in conference & district play is still one of the major events in this little town as is the noon time fight I & a classmate had on the town's main street over 65 years ago.
Shutting down the FB team is punishing kids who were not involved - but I'd hang the coaches (supposedly adults) if they were doing what has been reported - & though I do not know the laws in OH IMO there was a better way to resolve this issue which would not led to the boys being stigmatized for life. Sometimes what we'd do ourselves is tempered by laws that exist on the books, even if we do not agree with those laws.
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
Well Marvin,
I'll give you this, I would have been satisfied with about 40 lashes on the courthouse lawn. It's one place where perhaps the Muslims have a good idea (public whippings). I think it would probably make a bunch of juvenile criminals think twice.
Any doctrine that weakens personal responsibility for judgment and for action helps create the attitudes that welcome and support the totalitarian state.
(John Dewey)
Associate yourself with men of good quality if you esteem your own reputation; for 'tis better to be alone than in bad company.
(George Washington)
Gig'em Aggies!! BTCO'77HOO t.u.!!
Please help me understand why choosing to be incapacitated translates to permission for rape? Suppose one of those boys had been passed out drunk. Does that mean it would be acceptable, since he chose to get drunk and pass out, for another boy to play prison rape with a broom handle with him? According to your "logic". it would be just fine.
Personally, having learned years ago how to use a scalpel and set of emasculators thanks to a veterinarian friend of mine who coached me through castrating a couple of yearling colts, these boys are danged lucky it wasn't any relative of mine they abused.
As for the football program: Get rid of the coach who promised to "fix things". And suspend the program for, let's say, a year, in order to make a point. This idolization of athletes regardless of their ethics is incredibly foolish, and far too many talented jocks get a free pass for crimes when what they really need is an attitude adjustment.
I can assure you, my outrage is not "feigned" when I see sympathy being extended to the boys who may be "stigmatized" for life. There is no reason, excuse or justification for their "outrageous" brutal behavior. I have only ever had one name on my ignore list. The list has now increased 100%. I do not want to know or hear from someone capable of defending such evil.
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For what it's worth I'll add my 2 cents....................
I have a 16yr. old daughter.(She plays HS BB and AAU BB)
I have been a coach for BB in the past.
I also have a son.(Plays Hockey)
I also drank in HS .
My opinion now days is kids in sports are much much different than they used to be when I played.
There is a real sense of entitlement. My sh4t doesn't stink attitude. It is the parents of these jocks(both gals and guys)the coaches and the schools.
Also parents want to be their kids" friend" NOT there parent.
So to fire the coach and put the school on detenion or penalize and punish those involved are all good choices in my opinion.
There needs to be an example set.
BUT........... to say that the young lady got what she wanted WOW I don't buy that.
Never confuse activity with success.
"Ummmmmmm Isn't a word." Judge Judy
I know parents well & have dealt with my share of jerks, also on occasion met someone who was appreciative of what was being done for their children, not often .
But they are not the ones, kids daily see jocks & coaches get preferential treatment: last night I watched CSU's coach prowl the sidelines, he used to do that for Iowa State but they dismissed him for also prowling the coed parties while his pregnant wife was at home. & a couple of days ago a player returned from an injury to try to lead his team to the NBA playoffs - didn't he have an incident in Vail that good lawyering got him out of? & the Middle Linebacker for the Super Bowl champs, wasn't he involved in a big way in a murder indictment? or the Defensive Lineman from NE who made a habit of raping whomever he could find & occasionally thump them if they were not cooperative enough. Nothing came out of that as the Big Red was winning, their coach was an icon (eventually elected to the US house & returned to NE as AD) who apparently had a little teflon on his hide. The incidents are too numerous & usually come out after the fact.
Hopefully you are able to put 2 & 2 together to get where this went?I don't believe I posted that . But not being there one is only assuming from the grainy photo's that was her condition. I don't care what anyone on this thread says.BUT........... to say that the young lady got what she wanted WOW I don't buy that.
She & her mother bear a lot of responsibility for what happened. The entire community also bears responsibility. I would bet as the city was downsizing one of the 1st things on the chopping block was the kids programs, heaven forbid that some employee might have to go find a job when his program was no longer necessary.
Like you, I drank a little as a teenager. I know a little bit about how kids act, while I have not seen it all, I have seen plenty. I also know that on occasion the line between Yes, Maybe & No is very blurry - body language being the main communicator.
Unlike JD, I posted this thread for opinions & got some. I disagree with a lot of them & hope you never have a child in the position these two boys were. But I will not delete it.
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!


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Check Out Can't Stop Crazy's Family Business Vol. 1
- Written by Dave Walsh
Can't Stop Crazy isn't really a fight team, exactly, just like it isn't just a way of mind. Can't Stop Crazy is sort of a collective within the West Coast Muay Thai scene that features some of the best muay thai fighters in the country who are just friends with each other and look to help each other out. So when they all converged upon one location to help prepare for fights something cool happens, which was captured on video by Jeff Dojillo, and we will be happy to share with you on here.
Kevin Ross is preparing for a fight in Lion Fight come the end of September and Joe Schilling is preparing for the GLORY 10 Los Angeles Middleweight tournament, so both men will have their hands full come the end of September. Check out this video below.


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