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To what extent can judicial subservience be held to represent a 'new settlement' with regard to constitutional authority in England and Wales?
The principle of the 'sovereignty of Parliament'[1] was popularised by A.V. Dicey in the late 19th century.[2] He advocated a traditional absolutist conception of Parliamentary sovereignty, something also expressed by Jean Bodin some three centuries previous who conceived sovereignty as an indivisible and supreme power, demonstrated by its capacity to legislate without the consent of anyone else.[3] Dicey's thesis comprises of three main tenets: Parliament can make or unmake any law; Parliament cannot bind its successor; and valid Acts of Parliament cannot be judicially questioned. According to this conception, therefore, it can be inferred that the judiciary are somewhat 'forced' into subservience.
However, the principle of Parliamentary sovereignty is not entrenched in any statute, suggesting its continued existence is dependent upon common law recognition. This is supported by Lord Steyn's claim that "The judges created this principle..." and that "...it is not unthinkable that circumstances could arise where the courts may have to qualify a principle established on a different hypothesis of constitutionalism."[4] This alludes to the 'new settlement' that has formed as a result of modern challenges to Parliamentary sovereignty.
In Jackson, Lord Steyn and Lord Hope both made notable remarks referring to such challenges. Lord Steyn alleged that "The classic account given by Dicey... can now be seen to be out of place in the modern United Kingdom."[5] Allison agrees with this, stating his conclusion "would seem unavoidable".[6] Lord Hope elaborated by claiming "...Parliamentary sovereignty is no longer, if it ever was, absolute. ...gradually but surely... the absolute legislative sovereignty of Parliament... is being qualified."[7] Although both continued to advocate the dominance of Parliamentary sovereignty, they nevertheless alluded to the modern challenges to the principle.
Lord Phillips alleged that "The role of the judiciary has changed particularly as a result of European law and the requirement for judges to consider... [whether] parliamentary legislation is compatible with the human rights convention."[8] This refers primarily to S3 and S4 of the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA); a statute described by Lord Steyn as creating "a new legal order"[9] which could be attributed to it achieving a positive assertion of rights in domestic law; something unprecedented in the UK.
Lord Steyn described S3 as a strong "interpretative obligation"[10], although he did later modify his position to some extent.[11] This section connotes judicial subservience; some would argue to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), and others to Parliament, as they enacted the statute responsible for its incorporation into UK domestic law. In Ghaidan[12], the majority of Law Lords favoured a rights-compatible interpretation under S3, believing it to be the court's duty to remove the discrimination, instead of invoking S4 and leaving it for Parliament. This can be seen as establishing a new basis of judicial interpretation contrary to Lord Woolf's view that "the courts should not treat section 3 as a licence to intrude into Parliament's role."[13], and appears to evidence a clear alteration to constitutional authority in the UK.
S4 allows for a 'declaration of incompatibility' to be made, as occurred in Bellinger. Here, Lord Hope stated that the issue was one for a wider policy determination which only the Parliament should address,[14] contrasting Ghaidan. As well as providing for a more transparent acknowledgement of the separation of powers, such a declaration does not affect the validity of the Act in question and arguably best preserves sovereignty by allowing Parliament to have the final arbitration. However, S3 does not highlight any primary legislation as flawed or incompatible with the ECHR and therefore does not undermine the work of Parliament. So, although both sections are not necessarily blatantly contrary to Parliamentary sovereignty, the very nature of their existence provides a strong argument for a 'new settlement' now existing.
The European Communities Act 1972 (ECA) has a more definitive impact by achieving full incorporation of EU law through S2(1), as evidenced in Van Gend en Loos[15], as well as giving full effect to the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union through S3 of the Act. Regarding incompatibility, the Act provides for the supremacy of EU law even where Parliament has legislated with clear and unambiguous intent. In reference to such conflicts, Lord Denning declared "...it is our bounden duty to give priority to Community law."[16] Therefore, Acts of Parliament can be set aside for incompatibility; a capacity which supersedes that under S4 of the HRA. The Factortame litigation demonstrates the supremacy of EU law and the erosion of Dicey's absolutist conception simultaneously, as indefinitely setting aside the Merchant Shipping Act 1988 can be deemed contrary to his principle that no institution can question the validity of an Act of Parliament. It would appear absurd to suggest that providing for matters of EU law to be domestically justiciable, as well as superior to Acts of Parliament, has not affected constitutional authority in the UK, particularly as "EU membership has placed constraints on the power of Parliament to legislate".[17]
Wade believes a 'constitutional revolution' occurred as a result of the Act consequently transferring sovereignty to the EU[18], something hugely important as it may legislate contrary to the will of Parliament. Alternatively, an evolutionary view emerged, supported by Trevor Allen, John Laws and Mike Gordon, amongst others; the latter describing it as "far from revolutionary".[19] They make the claim that Parliament's ability to repeal the Act retains their sovereignty. These 'evolutionists' do, however, accept it as a legal view only and acknowledge its political impossibility. In claiming that the "...European Communities Act did not alter the existing legal principle that what Parliament did in incorporating European law, Parliament can also undo"[20]; Grieve is neglectful to this reality.
Lord Bridge declared that "...whatever limitation of its sovereignty Parliament accepted when it enacted the European Communities Act 1972 was entirely voluntary."[21] Bogdanor made a similar allegation but also claimed it has resulted in its loss of legal omnipotence.[22] Baroness Hale furthered Lord Bridge's point by stating that "Parliament has also, for the time being at least, limited its own powers by the European Communities Act 1972 and, in a different way, by the Human Rights Act 1998".[23] What is notable here is her inclusion of 'for the time being at least' as this implicates the aforementioned revolutionary view relating to Parliament's capacity to repeal.
This admits the notion of constitutional statutes; something widely considered to have derived from Lord Justice Laws in Thoburn[24] in order to promulgate the significance of the ECA, and that such statutes may not be impliedly repealed. This can potentially be construed as Parliament binding its successors. This was noted by Wade who, in reference to the ECA, stated that "Parliament can bind its successors. If that is not revolutionary, constitutional lawyers are Dutchmen".[25] This illustrates how these constitutional statutes in themselves are a qualification upon Dicey's absolutist conception, as although Dicey declared Parliament free to make or unmake any law, the likely political ramifications of expressly repealing them would be so immense that they must be considered deeply entrenched within the constitution.
Devolution seemingly preserves Parliamentary sovereignty. Although this may appear paradoxical, its justification derives from the same aforementioned argument regarding Westminster's theoretical ability to repeal the various Acts, as well as to continue legislating even on devolved matters. The Northern Ireland Act 1998 (NIA) and the Scotland Act 1998 (SA) both support this retention of sovereignty with their respective provisions. S5(6) of the NIA "does not affect the power of the Parliament of the United Kingdom to make laws for Northern Ireland", whilst S28(7) of the SA "does not affect the power of the Parliament of the United Kingdom to make laws for Scotland." The former can be evidenced by Westminster suspending the Executive of Northern Ireland for approximately three months in 2000. Therefore, although the devolution of certain legislative powers would seem coextensive with a loss of sovereignty, these express provisions suggest otherwise.
Whether the nature of constitutional authority in the UK has changed was effectively answered by Parliament enacting S18 of the European Union Act 2011. Often referred to as the 'sovereignty clause'; this is likely to be the closest Parliament ever comes to declaring themselves sovereign. This provision strongly connotes Westminster as having come to the realisation that perhaps a 'new settlement' is emerging, or further yet, has already emerged. S6(3) of the HRA supports this, as by specifically excluding itself from its definition of a public authority, Parliament is seeking to maintain its sovereignty by preventing itself from being accused of acting unlawfully under the Act. It can therefore be deduced from these attempted retentions of sovereignty that constitutional authority in the UK has changed.
To say that the judiciary were ever 'forced' into subservience is controversial. As Lord Woolf noted; "...ultimately there are even limits on the supremacy of Parliament which it is the courts' inalienable responsibility to identify and uphold".[26] Nevertheless, it is certainly plausible to suggest that a 'new settlement' now exists in the UK following the recent, albeit sporadic, constitutional reforms.
Vernon Bogdanor, Imprisoned by a Doctrine: The Modern Defence of Parliamentary Sovereignty – Oxford J Legal Studies (2012) 32 (1): 179
Constitutional Law - Halsbury's Statutes Vol 10(4) (2013 reissue)
J. W. F. Allison, History to Understand, and History to Reform, English Public Law – The Cambridge Law Journal, 72 [2013], pp 526–557
Patricia Popelier & Catherine Van De Heying, Procedural Rationality: Giving Teeth to the Proportionality Analysis – European Constitutional Law Review, 9: 230–262, 2013
Lord Woolf, The Rule of Law and a Change in the Constitution – The Cambridge Law Journal, 63 [2004], pp 317‑330
H.W.R Wade, 'Sovereignty: Revolution or Evolution?' (1996) 112 LQR 568
Paul Craig, 'Sovereignty of the United Kingdom Parliament after Factortame' (1991) 11 Yearbook of European Law 221
T.R.S. Allan, The Constitutional Foundations of Judicial Review: Conceptual Conundrum or Interpretative Inquiry? – The Cambridge Law Journal, 61 [2002], pp 87–125
Vernon Bogdanor, The New British Constitution (Hart 2009)
Tom Mullen, Reflections on Jackson v Attorney General, (2007) 27 Legal Studies 1
T.R.S Allan, Law, Liberty, and Justice: The Legal Foundations of British Constitutionalism (Oxford University Press, 1993, p. 282) in Textbook, p. 89
H.W.R Wade, The Basis of Legal Sovereignty - The Cambridge Law Journal, Vol.13 No.2 (Nov 1955) p.172
[1] http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201011/cmselect/cmeuleg/633/63305.htm
[2] A.V. Dicey, Introduction to the Study of the Constitution (1885)
[3] Jean Bodin: Six Books of the Commonwealth (1576)
[4] Lord Steyn at 102 in R (Jackson) v Attorney General [2005] 4 All ER 1253
[5] ibid
[6] J. W. F. Allison, History to Understand, and History to Reform, English Public Law – The Cambridge Law Journal, 72 [2013], pp 526–557
[7] Lord Hope at 104 in R (Jackson) v Attorney General [2005] 4 All ER 1253
[8] Lord Phillips, The Guardian, 19th Oct 2011
[9] Lord Steyn at 102 in R (Jackson) v Attorney General [2005] 4 All ER 1253
[10] Lord Steyn at 44 in R v A no.2 [2001] UKHL 25
[11] Lord Steyn at 59 in R (Anderson) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2003] 1 AC 837
[12] Ghaidan v Godin-Mendoza [2004] UKHL 30
[13] Lord Woolf, The Rule of Law and a Change in the Constitution - The Cambridge Law Journal, 63 [2004], pp 317-330
[14] Lord Hope at 67 in Bellinger v Bellinger [2003] 2 All ER 593
[15] Van Gend en Loos v Netherlands Inland Revenue Administration [1963] ECR 1
[16] Lord Denning MR at 329 in Macarthys Ltd v Smith [1979] 3 All ER 325
[17] Tom Mullen, Reflections on Jackson v Attorney General, (2007) 27 Legal Studies 1
[18] H.W.R Wade, 'Sovereignty: Revolution or Evolution?' (1996) 112 LQR 568
[19] http://ukconstitutionallaw.org/2012/01/12/mike-gordon-the-european-union-act-2011/
[20] Dominic Grieve MP QC, 25th Oct 2012 (found on https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/parliament-and-the-judiciary)
[21] Lord Bridge, Factortame litigation, [1991] 1 AC 603, 658-659
[22] Vernon Bogdanor, The New British Constitution, (Hart 2009)
[23] Baroness Hale at para. 159 in R (Jackson) v Attorney General [2005] 4 All ER 1253
[24] Thoburn v Sunderland City Council [2002] EWHC 195
[25] H.W.R Wade, 'Sovereignty: Revolution or Evolution?' (1996) 112 LQR 568
[26] Lord Woolf MR, 'Droit Public - English Style' [1995] Public Law 57, 69


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How do these retreats differ from the blog?
This is not the blog repackaged. We LOVE the blog, but it is limited. So much of what we teach during the retreats is only made possible by being there in person. THIS experience is what we desire you to have. This will provide an order and the building of principles line upon line - so that you can actually see how everything connects and how it can be applied to your life. The blog simply does not allow for this detailed level of instruction.
Will this work for me?
We do not have one doubt or hesitation that this will work for you. We've done this enough to know that what we teach at these events and the experiences we've curated are EXTREMELY effective for people. One of the biggest benefits of an event like this is you get to connect with a tight-knit group of like-minded people and do the program TOGETHER. This group atmosphere fosters relationships, security, support, group-learning, momentum, confidence, and love. We have distilled our VERY best principles and techniques that CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE and we are CONFIDENT that if these principles are applied, you WILL be able to change your life. But it does take work on your part and we hope that the retreat will help jump-start that energy and momentum and excitement you will need to begin implementing changes in your life once you return home. Above all else, this message UNIVERSALLY applies to every trial, challenge, and experience we can think of. Get excited. Have hope.
Who usually attends these retreats?
Based on our past events, we have had beautifully diverse groups of people. Both men and women have attended. Married people. Single people. People in dating relationships. Mothers/Fathers. LGBTQ people. People who have chosen not to have children. We've had a few recently divorced people. A few who are in life transitions and maybe even in between jobs. We've been delighted to have people with many diverse spiritual backgrounds: Muslim, Jewish, Christian, Mormon, Ex-Mormon, Catholic, Buddhist, Atheist. The age group, so far, has been in the 20s-50s range, but we welcome all ages! We have many guests from the East Coast - and many from the West Coast, too. A guest from Asia and a guest from Switzerland also attended. We've had people who are experienced in healthy practices, some that don't eat vegetables at all, and a few who use their Vitamix to make margaritas instead of green smoothies. We've had gender equality lawyers, environmental engineers, entrepreneurs, housekeepers, designers, stay-at-home moms, lobbyists, social workers, and future yoga instructors (after getting hooked by Alexandra!) attend. But one thing is clear: no matter who attends, they are there for a good reason. They are there because they want to offer the best of themselves to the world.
Which destination should I choose?
This depends on the experience speaking loudest to your heart and the commitment you are able to make at this point in your journey. I will say that just about everybody that attends our 1-Day event is hooked and they want to attend the 7-Day event. Many have been able to do just that. Here are some thoughts to help you decide:
- The 7-Day Body+Soul Camp in Ecuador is a fully-immersive program. This retreat is for those who want to heal in many ways. It's truly a jumpstart to a new life. It focuses on healing both the body and the soul, which is why the deepest healing can take place as the two are SO extremely connected. The retreat in Ecuador is also an extremely spiritual experience as our Spiritual Healer, Alexandra, works closely with each guest. You do not need to believe in God or have a certain spiritual background to be touched by her work. No doubt, you will be in awe of your experience with her. Also, Ecuador! The setting is unforgettable. There is something about making a commitment like this - and buying a ticket to fly across the world. ALL of it is a message to your life that you are worth it; that you are ready to make a change.
- The U.S. based 1-Day Love Boot Camps are part of our introductory jump-start program. With multiple cities to choose from throughout the year, you can find one closest to you. These events will be best for those who cannot carve out time for our longer events, or whose budgets don't allow for an overnight experience at this time. These events will be INTENSIVE and you'll receive a lot of our curriculum as well as a good dose of community for the day.
NOTE: You do not need to attend a shorter event first before attending the 7-day event.
Is there any one-on-one time with Danny and Mara?
The Ecuador Body+Soul Camp allows us to schedule a hike to a local waterfall with every one of our guests. Due to the time constraints of the 1-Day Love Boot Camps, we are unable to schedule one-on-ones at this time. However, upon registration, we sometimes have an option for you to indicate if you'd like to spend the night at our Airbnb (if that was available). For those who choose this option, you'd be able to have dinner with us and spend more time chatting with us.
Do I need to be spiritual or religious to attend and participate?
We love, love welcoming people from any and all backgrounds. Though these events are not religious whatsoever and we prefer to speak in a way that is applicable to anyone. We will be talking about spiritual traditions that can enhance your life whether you are religious or not. And we often mention great leaders and teachers in history (including some associated with various religions) simply because of the impact they've had and truth they share. We also welcome fully all comments, discussions, experiences, blessings, words of religious faith (or not) from all of our guests. We want the environment to feel safe- and for it to be a place where people can be just what they are - and be celebrated and accepted for that, no matter what spiritual path one is on.
What if I have food allergies or I'm on a specific diet? Can I bring my own food?
We are happy to accommodate allergies or needs that you might have (you'll have the opportunity to let us know your needs when you register). The food at Body+Soul Camp in Ecuador will be 100% live/raw until dinner. This will include fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds, sprouted quinoa, sprouted legumes, raw honey, and raw cacao. Dinner will be vegetarian and will also include grains such as brown rice and quinoa. No gluten, dairy, meat, or refined sugar will be served throughout the retreat. For the U.S. events, we are making every effort possible to provide healthy meals. We'll take into consideration food preferences when planning the menus. You are also welcome to bring your own food as needed.
Can I talk to you on the phone to ask questions prior to booking the retreat?
Yes! If you would like to speak with us or if you have more questions, we'd be delighted to speak with you. Let's schedule a Skype or phone call ASAP. Please write us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We are flexible and could speak morning, afternoon, or night.
Is there any financial aid or payment options available?
There is no financial aid at this time. Though from time to time, we do have donors donate funds for people to attend a retreat. Please write us if you have a financial aid request in case that opportunity becomes available again.
Also, payment is due in full at the time of your booking. Though please reach out to us if you have a request for a different arrangement.
What do I do if I need to cancel my reservation?
If you find that you can't attend, please let us know as soon as possible. If a new person fills your spot before the start of the retreat, we will return what you paid for the event, minus a $150 handling fee. Otherwise there will be no refunds given. Thank you for understanding!
Can I bring my child to an event?
Our events are not automatically set up for children to attend, but it can be possible, depending on the event, location, or situation. Please don't hesitate to contact us as we'd love to try and accommodate your needs! At Body+Soul Camp in Ecuador, for example, it is possible to hire a wonderful, trusted, local baby-sitter to be on site. You may also bring your own nanny. In the past, a husband and wife also chose to alternate classes so they could take turns caring for their child. Just let us know in advance and we can help accommodate your needs in anyway we can.
Body+Soul Camp Questions:
Can you tell me about the staff?
We aim to work with people who are loving, full of light, and full of a desire to help people transform their lives.
Our retreat staff includes a very professional, extremely experienced and loving individual, Alexandra Molina. Alexandra is a Gestalt psychologist, yoga teacher, and an Ayurveda educator. She has had specialized training in Argentina, India, New Mexico, and Ecuador and has ran many, many retreats for people wanting to change their lives. Many at our retreats say she is "the best yoga teacher they've had."
Due to a recent move, our past chef, Tony, will not be able to join us personally, but we continue to use the menu curated by him. He's spent the last few retreats training an incredible, professional kitchen staff at Casa Mojanda. We couldn't be happier with the food services Casa Mojanda has provided us.
We will also have a masseuse attending to our guests during the week.
And, we are grateful for the incredible and kind staff at Casa Mojanda. The owner of the property moved from the U.S. to Ecuador 20 years ago to open the lodge and he has an incredible team, many who have been with him since the beginning.
What changes can I hope to notice during/after the retreat?
Most people experience a noticeable rise in energy due to the nutrient rich foods, yoga, meditation and the breathing techniques. It's almost guaranteed that your skin and countenance will GLOW more than ever! You may likely find that any skin issues (acne or rashes) clear up or improve. It is amazing to us to see the faces of all the people at the retreat. You will look and feel more alive than ever! You may also notice any aches, pains, and stresses improving due to the meditation and yoga. Your body will feel stronger, more balanced and coordinated as the days go by. You may feel a greater connection to your body, spirit, life, the world, nature, and those around you. Your mind may feel clearer and sharper. You will feel more capable of love and healing.
What if I have never traveled alone?
There is power in doing something alone. There is power in taking a leap. There is power in saying that you want and need to do something for yourself and that you are actually going to follow through and do it. You may be nervous, but we suspect you will feel an overwhelming amount of pride, joy, liberation, and love for yourself for overcoming this fear.
We will also have a private Facebook page for the retreat community prior to Body+Soul Camp. You will be able to get to know other people as you prepare for the trip, if you'd like. Also, many people in the past have met up at the airport, at hotels near the airport or in Quito (if, for example, their flights arrive early). This Facebook group will be a way to facilitate those connections, if needed. After the retreat, people often spend time together in Quito if they are waiting for a flight.
How do I know if this is the right thing for me to do?
How many times have you told yourself that there is always something more important than YOU? It's time to care for yourself! And if you are going to take one week of your life to do something out of the ordinary, you better make it GOOD. This retreat will offer a COMPLETE experience for the mind, body, and your soul. You can never ever get this experience by laying on the beach or eating crap foods on a vacation. Instead, make THIS your vacation! Traveling with the purpose of self-care is about as good as it gets. You'll return with a vibrant body instead of a body now needing a detox.

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My love for Rosebud Salve really knows no bounds. I keep one in my desk drawer, one on my desk, one on my nightstand, one on my vanity, one in my bathroom….yeah, well, I'm obsessed with, I've made no secret about that.
But I'm a beauty junkie and therefore I have no loyalties to any one product so I'm always willing to try something new! Eep! How horrid of me to go cheating on Rosebud Salve but sorry the new Nuance Salma Hayek Rose Petal Hydrating Balm looked mighty interesting and it whispered at me to take it home since its on sale this week at CVS.
It didn't take a whole lot of urging from the balm to actually get me to buy it….!


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Can someone please put an updated report on this website to let the public know what is happening with the plan to put atheist bus signs on Ottawa buses. When, and how many signs will be put on the buses? What is the financial situation regarding funding of the signs? Is more financial support needed? The public needs to be informed and kept up to date.


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Fruit tea and herbal tea: It's only tea if it's made from the leaves of the, uh, tea plant. Those other things are "infusions". Also, they're disgusting.
Reality TV: Reality is what doesn't happen on TV. Nothing that happens when people know a camera is on them is "reality".
Reality TV Star: A double-oxymoron. Nobody whose claim to fame is that they appeared on a reality TV show is a "star". Unless you subscribe to the formula that a star is anybody who has appeared on TV by name; a superstar is anybody who has shaken hands with Ryan Seacrest; and a megastar is anybody who has refused to shake hands with Ryan Seacrest.
Drug Experience: You can take drugs, or you can have experiences, but not both at the same time. Something that happens entirely within the chemical balance of your brain is not an experience.


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What's unique about this player (Olympus m:robe MR-500I) is that you can create slide shows on the go (without a computer) using photos you've just taken with the built-in camera.
I'm intrigued by the little multimedia devices that play back music, photos and slide shows. Some play back video or have other unique features.
With one of these in my purse, I can keep all my music and photos with me, and when the moment's right, pull out the player and show the people I'm with the slide shows I've custom-made for them.
This handy handheld supports a spontaneous kind of sharing that can happen anywhere; just start the slide show on the device and hand it over like a stack of pictures, only watching a slide show (or video) is much more fun.
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I've already told you about one multimedia player, the iPod Photo, so this week we'll look at the Olympus m:robe MR-500i and the Epson P-2000 Photo Viewer. Next week, we'll cover the Archos AV400 and the Creative Zen Portable Media Center.
Olympus MR-500i m:robe:
The Olympus m:robe (20GB $499, Windows), can store and play back music and photos on a 3.7-inch screen, plus it can take pictures with its built-in camera.
The display screen is large enough for one or two people to view comfortably, and it's pretty exciting to watch your photos appear on a handheld, especially when the images are big enough to see clearly and they look good.
If it's a group viewing your pictures, use the included RCA cable to connect the player to a TV and watch on its bigger screen.
The m:robe also features touch-screen controls that handle most functions. Press the icon that looks like a headset to access music, the camera icon to view or take pictures and the cube icon to watch user-created slide shows with music. The touch-screen controls on my review unit are a little slow to respond, but maybe I'm a little impatient.
The m:robe's built-in camera has 1.2 megapixels (like a cellphone camera), and though it can take good photos under the right conditions outdoors, it doesn't do as well inside and there's no flash.
After taking pictures, I can save them on the player or print them. The m:robe can print directly to any PictBridge compatible printer by connecting them with the included USB cable and choosing Printer on the camera's screen.
It takes a little time to become familiar with the Olympus software for organizing music and photos and moving them to the player, but, once learned, it does the job just fine.
When making slide shows, I can choose between four disco-style templates with dynamic transitions that my kids enjoy, and I'm hoping that templates with less zooming and panning will be available soon.
What's unique about this player is that you can create slide shows on the go (without a computer) using photos you've just taken with the built-in camera.
Epson P-2000:
The Epson P-2000 (40GB $499, Windows/Mac) stores and plays back music, photos and video.
It features a 3.8-inch screen, two built-in memory-card slots (CompactFlash, SD, MMC and others with an optional adapter) for transferring images from a camera. This player also can be connected to a TV for viewing on a larger screen, but the necessary RCA cables aren't included.
The P-2000 supports JPEG and RAW image files (from select cameras), MPEG4 and Motion JPEG video files, plus MP3 and AAC audio files.
It has a built-in speaker so the user can listen without earphones (I like that a lot), and it can print directly to some Epson printers (including the Epson Stylus Photo R300 and R300M, R320, RX600, and PictureMate). When the battery's charged, I plug the player into my Mac, open the icon that appears on the screen, and drag pictures, video clips and songs over to the folders I create. Then I disconnect the player and turn to its screen to locate the files I moved there.
Everything is on the player as it should be, plus the photos and video look great. I can even zoom in on photos.
To make a slide show of photos in a folder, I open the folder, press Menu and then start the slide show. I press Menu again to select a transition style (the five choices include plain and disco styles), timing and music. If I want to use one of my music files, I have to "register" it first.
I'm delighted everything works as it's supposed to, and it's so easy to use. However, I wish I could save the music with the slide show so I don't have to choose it again.
Let's compare them.
Here's what the P-2000 has that the m:robe does not:
40GB of storage compared with 20GB, for the same price.
Video playback (of some video file formats).
Two memory-card readers.
Built-in speaker.
Compatibility with Mac and Windows computers.
Here's what the m:robe has that the P-2000 does not:
Built-in camera (1.2 megapixels).
Touch-screen controls.
Prints to any PictBridge compatible printer.
Smaller and lighter size.
Includes RCA cables for connecting to a TV.
To pick a favorite player, decide which of their unique attributes are most desirable. I'm not choosing until I've seen the last of the five players, next week.
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DVS... Do you watch 'shark tank'.... If you do I have a feeling you cheer for the bald guy
of course I was playing with the fatty comment. wasnt meant to offend. sorry bout that. just some things are meant to be simple, keep simple.
to answer your question, if I was going to build something the way you are doing it... I would use geo. always use geo.


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To everyone else around the Georgia men's basketball team, Adrian Jones is known as ''A.J.'' But trainer Mike Clanton has a different nickname for the senior: ''Job security.''
at Wake Forest
8 p.m.
Jones laughed as he walked away from a discussion about his career as a Bulldog, ''I'm like a Timex watch,'' he said. ''I take a lickin' but keep on tickin.' ''
Jones has literally had injuries from his head to his toes -- everything from a concussion to three foot injuries, with a broken wrist and ''numerous'' ankle injuries.
Each time, though, he has come back, even after redshirting in the 1998-99 season after one of the foot injuries.
Jones isn't one of the Bulldogs' marquee players, but he's one of the players that is respected by his teammates, and has the ability to be a scorer. He is averaging just 4.4 points per game this season, and 5.9 points per game over his career, but those numbers don't accurately tell his story.
He has the ability to do many things on the court for coach Jim Harrick. He can be a scorer. He can be a rebounder. He can be a point guard. And, he's a very good defender.
''Adrian Jones does all the little things that help a team win,'' Harrick said. ''He takes the charge, gets in the passing lanes, plays helpside defense, gets every loose ball he possibly can. He's an excellent rebounder. The biggest plus is when his shot is going for him and he can get us some points. Last year, he had to score for us, this year he doesn't have to score for us. He's much more relaxed and he can do the things he does well.''
Those are all things that Jones said he works on when his shooting touch isn't there. He wants to be a good all-around player. And, if his shot is off, he works that much harder on the defensive end of the court.
But, that's not all he can do. When he's shooting well, he can be an impact player for the Bulldogs. He has a career-high of 25 points, which he had against Furman last year. Last season, he had 18 points against tonight's opponent, Wake Forest. He also had a career-high 10 rebounds against the Demon Deacons last year in Phillips Arena.
Perhaps the Hawks should take notice of the 6-foot-5 guard, in addition to having the best game of his career at Phillips last season, he had his best game of this season on the Hawks home court Saturday against N.C. State. In that game, he had 13 points, five rebounds and three assists.
''The other night he gave us energy and enthusiasm -- a shot in the arm that no one else could give us that day against State,'' Harrick said. ''He was the best player we had that day.''
And Harrick said that Jones is the best perimeter defender they have every day.
''I'm not as good a defensive player as I've heard,'' Jones said. ''I just do my best, and maybe one day I'll see myself at my full potential.''
But Harrick disagrees. He thinks Jones is a very good defensive player right now.
''I know he is -- he doesn't know I know,'' Harrick said. ''If you watch tape, you can tell. He never gets screened. They run these double, staggered screens, and he's always sitting there waiting on the ball to come. Other guys get bumped off and knocked around.''
A lot of that comes from experience, something the Atlanta native has in spades. He and center Robb Dryden have played for three different coaches in Athens, and have used their time learning three different systems.
''A lot of offenses we see run, I've run myself,'' Jones said. ''I know those offenses inside out, so I know how to guard it.''
That knowledge is something that his teammates count on. Jones knows how to play every position on the floor, though he said he only feels comfortable playing the two guard positions and the small forward.
''He knows every play and everybody's position and what they need to do,'' said D.A. Layne. ''He's a very smart guy and a coach on the floor. A.J. knows a lot and has learned a lot. We learn new things from him and Robb Dryden every day.''
That is something Jones hopes to continue doing in the future.
''I want to play as long as I can, and when I can't play, I want to coach as long as I can,'' Jones said. ''As long as the ball is round and as long is the ball bounces, I want to be around it.''
He already has one good reference for his resume: ''He understands the game,'' Harrick said. ''He knows it, knows it well. He'd do a good job as a coach.''
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No More Juice as Rapids Slim Roster
I didn't know Zambrano and Sarkodie. Zambrano played once for the first team against Toronto last season and performed pretty creditably given the extreme inexperience of the defense that day. Sarkodie played in the Reserves last season as a midfielder. Good luck to them both in their futures. The Rapids now have 22 players on the roster leaving some space for future acquisitions. The Rapids beat San Jose 2-1 today in another preseason friendly - see www.rapidsundercurrent.blogspot.com for details. They play LA on Wednesday and I aim to speak to Gary Smith after the game for some insights.
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- Scott said...
I am really sad to see Justin go as well. Mostly will miss seeing his crazy hair. I am sure there is a place for him in professional soccer somewhere. Thanks for the post Nick, this is good stuff. I look forward to reading your post after the Rapids game with LA.
- March 2, 2009 at 10:32 PM
- Jason Maxwell said...
Nick, by my count of players remaining from last season and players who have had new contracts announced this offseason we have 21 signed players. This does not include Harden, Gurrero, Wawa, or the 3 remaining draft picks (Pamboe, Holoday, and Shunk).
Any idea which one of this group is the 22nd player signed already? My money is on Guerrero on the assumption that he was still under contract at the time of the trade. If so, what's the status on Harden. He hasn't played in any recent preseason games, is he staying retired?
- March 3, 2009 at 8:51 AM
- Nick Thomas said...
I thought Guerrero and Harden were already signed. They are certainly listed on the Rapids' website as signed players and the Rapids are usually pretty good at keeping that part up to date. I do have some questions about what is going to happen with the draft players if we are supposed to be leaving a spot or two open for the forwards we need. Presumably, they are going to try and sign this Jackie Chan guy and maybe they will stick with that and one of the draft forwards for now before the "big name" signing in the sumer. I'm not sure of Harden's status, maybe injured. Will try and find out.
- March 3, 2009 at 11:30 AM
- Jason Maxwell said...
Thanks Nick. I talked to the Rapids this morning about it. I'll have a blog post with all the details later today, but Guerrero and Harden are signed, Richardson is not despite reports on Friday.
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I'm not the biggest fan of Toy Story, but it is a true classic for being the movie that Pixar began with back in 1995. As I'm sure everyone knows, Disney is releasing both Toy Story and Toy Story 2 in 3D in October next year and February the following year, respectively. As every movie geek knows, George Lucas went back and added some rather unnecessary scenes to the first three Star Wars films in their re-release in 1997. And the reason why this news is worth mentioning today is because it shows that Pixar, in opposition to George Lucas, is leaving both films untouched in their conversion to 3D and re-release. "There's no new shots… It's exactly the same movie you saw before."
Frosty at Collider caught up with Pixar General Manager Jim Morris recently and asked him about any changes we might see. "We're not changing a thing in the movies. We're not changing the timing, story, pacing, the shots, anything and so what we're doing is going in and making a 3D version because you can set the conversions and the ocular offset and there are a number of things in making a 3D version. We're doing it that completely preserves the original movie in terms of everything about the story." For clarification, that just means that they're obviously changing the actual film for the 3D "look," but nothing else. It's a relief to hear that - although I never had any doubts that they would do anything anyway.
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I'd left the map at the farmhouse with Boden, but I'd looked at it enough to know that I was heading in the direction of the city. That made some sense. If Daniels was right about the virus calling out to the infected, the large zombie population of a city would be telling Bishop to join them.
If that happened, though, if Bishop met up with the zombies before I got to her, then this would no longer be a rescue mission. There's no way a little girl like Stella could survive a mob of zombies. I was pretty sure that even I couldn't do that.
My only hope was that Bishop wasn't a zombie yet, and I'm pretty sure she'd taken Stella to protect her. In her mind, she was the only one who could do it, and as long as she still had some of her faculties in place, her goal would be keeping Stella safe.
I'd been trudging along for some time, and the snow was sticking more. It'd gotten cold enough that it could actually stay frozen on the ground instead of melting in to a slick mixture. That made Bishop's tracks easier to follow, but that was the only good thing.
My legs were frozen from the knee down. The slush had been melting against my pants and shoes, soaking them, but now that it was colder, my jeans had literally frozen around my legs. Like my leg had become the clapper inside the solid bell of my pants.
My head and stomach still felt very hot, despite the cold snow blowing against them, and I knew that wasn't a good sign. The incision had actually begun to throb the last few hours. I could feel it pulsating under my shirt. I hadn't looked at in a few days, because I didn't want to.
The infection was getting worse. It wasn't the zombie virus, but that didn't mean it wasn't wreaking havoc on my body. The fever was growing, and I felt weaker. Between the cold, the infection, the borderline starvation … I was not doing so well.
I began to regret going after Stella. I didn't know if I was strong enough to save her, assuming she was still in a condition where she could be saved. All I was doing was getting myself sicker, possibly killing myself, to rescue a child I barely knew, a child that probably couldn't even be rescued.
I stopped walking, and for an awful minute, I seriously considered going back. For one moment, I considered leaving a child to die. I didn't want to, and I felt guilty even considering it.
But would it be worth me dying to go on a futile mission for her? Was I willing to give up everything on the small chance that I could actually help her?
Then I heard Stella crying, and I had my answer.
The whole time I'd been walking, I hadn't her cry, which had alarmed me. My only reasoning for it, other than her being dead, was that Bishop comforted her. Stella liked and trusted Bishop.
So if Stella was crying now, something had changed.
I was getting closer to the city. I could tell because more and more houses that were popping up around me. If the snow hadn't been coming so hard, I might have been able to see the skyline of the city in the distance.
Instead, all I could see was a large concrete box off the side of a highway. It was an old factory, and based on the sign hanging from it, I wouldn't have known for sure what they built. But from the rusted green combines parked in front, I guessed that they built farm equipment.
That was where Stella's cries were coming from. An old factory full of sharp, monstrous machinery.
I ran toward it without hesitation. She was still alive. I could still save her. And nothing would stand in my way.
When I got closer to the factory, I slowed down. There were a few windows around the building. They were covered in dirt and muck, and I wiped it off so I could peek inside. The first window I looked in only showed me the inside of a ransacked office, which really wasn't much help, so I moved on to the next one.
This one gave me a view of the inside of the factory, but there were large, dusty machines all around, so I couldn't get a clear view of anything. I could see movement, flashes of fabric between two machines, and a hanging chain that swung back and forth, but I couldn't really see anybody.
Stella was still crying, a plaintive mewling sound, but I couldn't determine where it was coming from. I could hear someone else, someone who might have been Bishop, but the noise they were making sounded weird. It wasn't a death groan or that bizarre retching thing zombies sometimes did.
It reminded me of the Tasmanian Devil from Looney Tunes. It was a strange blathering of sounds that were completely unintelligible.
The windows were divided up into eight smaller panes, each one roughly two feet wide by three feet high. One of the bottom panes on the window had been broken with the top half complete missing.
Carefully, I grabbed the glass and pulled out the pane, trying to be as quiet as possible. Once the glass was free, I dropped it in the snow and hoisted myself up. I had to go on my side, sliding through the panes silently.
I almost tumbled to the floor headfirst, but I caught myself on the ledge. I pulled my legs through, and then dropped quietly onto the floor.
I'd landed behind a large machine with massive rotary blades. I'm not sure what it was for, but I was thankful that there was no electricity to turn it on. I didn't want to see it in action.
I was still catching glimpse of movement, and the garbled noises were louder and rather panicked. I crouched down and crept around the machine.
I had to stay low, nearly crawling to get underneath a lineshaft roller conveyor belt. The bars above me kept me somewhat hidden, but I could actually see what was going on from that vantage point.
It was Bishop pacing and making all those weird sounds. Her head twitched, like she'd suddenly developed Tourette's, and her movements were jerky. Her hands and arms moved sporadically beside her, not like they were flailing, but like a malfunctioning robot.
When she made the noises, the garbled cartoon grunt, spittle would fly out from her mouth. Her eyes were wild and crazy, but there was a hint of something in them, a consciousness that a zombie didn't have. She was aware of what she was doing, but based on how terrified she appeared, I didn't think she had any control over it.
I realized that I was seeing something I'd never seen before. She was turning into a zombie. I'd seen humans, and I'd seen them as zombies, but never the actual act of turning.
Stranger still, Bishop appeared to be trying to fight it. She couldn't, of course, not any more than a person could will away AIDS or stop the common cold. It was a virus, and it would win.
As fascinating and painful as it was to watch Bishop transform, she wasn't my priority. I needed to figure out where Stella was, so I could get her out of here, maybe without Bishop even noticing us escaping.


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This past week was the Rooftop Rampage, hosted by Billy Rohan.
I wasn't able to make it out, but here is the first of the footage to emerge from it.
Taji told me he made like $170 and the fact that Luis broke the high ollie record is no surprise to anyone who has ever skated with him. This is going to be how they integrate skateboarding into the Olympics finally, governed by the high jumpers, not the cyclists this time!
This guy is pretty much my favorite skateboarder right now. Check out his part in the new Digital video, Smoke and Mirrors. He has the last part!
Carlsbad got wrecked!!!
I know I am late on this, but watch this:
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Tell me that isn't going to be stuck in your head for at least 3 days now! How crazed is ATL that stuff like that happens and hardly anyone on the train reacts?! "Anyone wanna see Young Jeezy kill George Bush?" AHAHAHAHAHA
Now back to skateboarding...Chocolate posted a part for their new rider Vincent Alvarez. It is pretty good. Check it out!
That is all I have for you for right now. Camille and I are going to California on Friday for a week...San Diego and Los Angeles. I have a new MacBook Pro in the mail, so maybe I will be able to post updates from the road...we will see how hectic our schedule will be. I will try to post once more before then, however.
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mrmartin (46) New York, New York | September 9, 2010
They have a decent selection of 10 taps with more coming supposedly. North American and European microbrews. I had a new rye beer from Bear Republic (Ryevalry) and an Aventinus. No bottles to speak of. Service and food were pretty good. Prices were so-so but i wish their menu were a smidge cheaper. They also had a happy hour with your choice of standard nor*cal micros which was a good value.
robertjm (19) Albany, California | November 13, 2009
Looks like someone beat me to rating this place!! Finally had a chance to stop by while I was in Oakland. At 3:30p on a Wednesday and I was literally the ONLY one in the restaurant, besides the 3 or 4 staff. This place is a postage stamp. Probably nearly as much seating outside as inside. The waiter said it usually gets hopping around 5p, which I can believe as I've driven past before and all outside seating is packed. Ordered a Po-Boy Sandwich. Was interesting in that it had oysters, coleslaw and avocado, along with the aioli dressing, all things that I like, just not sure about the avocado in there. Served with fries. Beer list was fairly large, especially considering the size of the place. Waiter said they have about 60 beers not available for purchase that they save for Wednesdays when they bring them out for tasting for those that are already in the restaurant. Street parking across the street with 2hr parking and NO METERS!! Will have to try it again sometime.
joeneugs (241) Livermore, California | November 1, 2009
I'm surprised nobody's rated this place yet. I stopped by on a whim on my way home from work and I'm glad I did. To my knowledge, theres no other place quite like this in the area. Its a tiny little Belgian cafe, and I mean tiny. No bar, just a few small tables inside and a few more in the patio area in the front. The decor is like a trendy European cafe. They have some bottles and beer signs around, its a pleasant place to have a beer. The selection is somewhat predictable. Nothing really exciting, but they do have some Belgian styles on tap that I haven't seen anywhere else around here. Kwak, Tripel Karmeliet, Three Philosophers, Allagash Black, Harviestoun Old Dubh 30 yr. and some local specialties. They also had a big bottle list with quite a few countries represented. But again, nothing you probably couldn't find at a good bottle shop. I imagine the Trappist would be the main competitor for this place since they seem to have a better selection. But I think the relaxed cafe setting, with a nice menu (I didn't try the food) will carve out a different niche for this place. The prices were reasonable in my opinion, and the friendly service was a big plus. I would like to go back and try the food.


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Holm and Hills take 40th Anniversary Victories The South Africa Formula Vee 40th Anniversary event, run in conjunction with the Altech Grand Prix Masters and Altech Formula One 2 seater event, at Kyalami, attracted an...
Holm and Hills take 40th Anniversary Victories
The South Africa Formula Vee 40th Anniversary event, run in conjunction with the Altech Grand Prix Masters and Altech Formula One 2 seater event, at Kyalami, attracted an entry of forty four cars, of which forty one where on the grid, for the start of the first heat.
Starting from pole position, for the Saturday race, newly crowned 2005 National Champion Alan Holm (JBS Lasersprint Rhema 2), led throughout the race, closely followed by team mate Jaco Schriks. The man who split them on the grid, Anthony Taylor (Rigidek Rhema 2), fluffed his start and lost a few places but by the end of the first lap, had worked his way up to third place and although he was never able to challenge the blue cars ahead of him, he held the position, through to the end of the race. The first visitor home, was ex German Champion Joachim Lutz (Auto Mecca Rhema 2), in sixteenth place, followed less than a second later, by another of the German drivers, Arno Sommer (JBS Lasersprint Rhema). The third placed visitor, Dirk Schubert, brought the Rhema 2, he was sharing with Dennis Johns, home in twentieth place. The second race produced a win for Peter Hills (Vacuform Rhema 2), ahead of Johns, and Symm Grobler (Auto Mecca Rhema 2), after Holm and Schriks had been forced to start the race, from the back of the grid.
Once the formalities of the 40th Anniversary Parade where completed, the field was led away from the line by Holm, as Taylor selected neutral and had to put the car back into first gear again, to get it under way. The big mover on the first lap, was triple ex South African National Formula Vee Champion Gawie Gouws (Mini Maxi Armature Winders Mantis) and he crossed the line in twelfth place, after starting eighteenth. He then set about challenging the youngsters, less than half his age. They proved to be no match, for Gouws' wealth of talent and experience, as he continued his climb up through the field.
In the meantime Jannie Geyser (Vision) had tangled with Ben Pienaar (BJ Pro Welding Rhema) and spun off, hitting something solid, which put an end to his weekend's racing, before he had even completed the first lap. Alan Kernick (Tasman) and Rory Wilson (Indigo) did not go much further and pulled off at Turn 3, to retire, followed by Tony Beecher (Laser TB1) and Kyle Bennett (Tata Rhema), the following lap. Three laps into the race, they where joined, by Andre Van Der Merwe Jnr (ACC Airconditioning Rhema 2) and Bradley Martin (Rhema 2), while Benny Phetla (Lotto Vision) and Paul Venter Jnr (F-One Removals Laser), both retired just before half distance and Trevor Bland (Kaleid-O-Print Rhema), just after half distance.
Positions continued to change up and down the field and just after half distance Manfred Benninger (Altech LG Rhema) slipped neatly past Reiner Badura (Vacuform Rhema 2), through Nashua Bend. By this time, Gouws had made his way up to seventh place and then disposed of teenage Karter Laurent Calkoen (Autoquip Mixtrade Vision), before the end of the race as well.
In the end, it was Holm, who took the first race victory, from Schriks, Taylor, James Leach (Prolantic Lantis), Cape Town's Doug Mac Donald (Fantastic Racing Rhema), Gouws, Calkoen, another Capetonian, Chris Danks (Fantastic Racing Rhema 2), Kevin Cartmell (Rand Brake Sting), Nico Blignaut Gilus SAP Rhema), Deon Brummer (Execu Stand Sting) and Bobby Nel (DK Office Furniture Lantis). After two days, of battling to sort out gearbox and clutch problems, which saw the car only complete a lap or two of practice and miss qualifying completely, the Bearing Man car, designed and built by the team of KwaZulu Natal engineering students, for their fourth year engineering project, not only made it's debut in the race but soldiered on to finish the race in thirty first place, despite further gear selection problems, for driver Claude Janisch.
After an infringement, during the race two qualifying session, Holm and Schriks where relegated to the back of the thirty seven car field, that lined up for Sunday's race. On pole position, was Hills and although he led the race initially, Johns slipped past, to lead the field through at the end of the fourth lap, before Hills regained the position, just after half distance. In the meantime, Schriks and Holm had been making rapid progress up through the field. By the end of the first lap, Schriks was already up to fifteenth place, with Holm in seventeenth place. The following lap, they where tenth and eleventh, then seventh and ninth. For a couple of laps, they where stuck in sixth and seventh places, behind Leach and Gouws, who had already swapped positions between themselves, a couple of times. Holm was the first to make the next move, not only getting past Schriks, but Gouws and Leach as well and taking Schriks with him. Fourth and fifth, where as high as they where going to get, although they would swap positions between themselves, a couple more times, before the end of the race.
Once again attrition was high in the early stages of the race, with Jaco Greyling and Cape Town's Romanie Smithdorf, failing to complete the first lap and Tony Beecher pulling in soon after that, to retire. Andre Van Der Merwe Jnr retired the following lap, to record his second DNF of the weekend, with Paul Venter Jnr, Martin and Wilson doing the same, before half distance, while Brummer also came to a stop, somewhere out on the circuit. Before the end of the race, Kernick and Phetla, would also pull in at Turn 3, to retire, while Gouws pulled off at the main pits. All three had however completed enough laps, to be classified as finishers.
Once Hills had retaken the lead, Johns hung on but was unable to mount another attack and Hills went on to win the second race of the weekend, from Johns, Grobler, Holm, Schriks, Leach, Bland, Francois Herbst (ACC Airconditioning Rhema 2), Calkoen, Danks, Pienaar and Bennett, after MacDonald had lost it coming out of Nashua Bend, with a couple of laps to go. He stopped centimeters away from the inside tyre wall, having worked his way back to tenth, after an incident during the second lap of the race, had dropped him from sixth place, back to sixteenth place! By the time he had the car facing the right way again, after the spin at Nashua, he rejoined in fifteenth place, behind Blignaut who had also started the second race, near the back of the field.
During the final lap of the race, Kevin Cartmell had gone missing, from eleventh place, promoting those behind and dropping him to twentieth place on the results, while the students car continued to improve and Janisch brought the car home in Sunday's race, in twenty sixth place.


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In the 1977 movie "Slap Shot," Paul Newman stared as an aging hockey player trying to save his minor league team from going belly up.
It was a film full of fascinating characters, so well-acted it made Canadians seem almost interesting.
But one stood out. Brad Sullivan played the part of Morris "Mo" Wanchuk, a man so sexually obsessed that he could talk about nothing else.
Crude and creepy, he was largely ignored by his fellow teammates who, although not exactly choirboys themselves, found his act disgusting.
This past week, we heard Donald Trump do a pretty good imitation of Mo Wanchuk.
In a recorded conversation, Trump bragged in vulgar terms about kissing, groping and trying to have sex with women during a 2005 conversation saying that "when you're a star, they let you do it," according to a video obtained by The Washington Post.
"You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them. It's like a magnet. Just kiss. I don't even wait."
"And when you're a star, they let you do it," Trump says. "You can do anything."
"Whatever you want," says another voice….
"Grab them by the p---y," Trump says. "You can do anything."
He then talked about his attempt to seduce a married woman.
"I moved on her, actually. You know, she was down on Palm Beach. I moved on her, and I failed. I'll admit it.
"I did try and f---k her. She was married."
Trump later apologized, saying, "This was locker-room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago. Bill Clinton has said far worse to me on the golf course — not even close. I apologize if anyone was offended."
Lots of people were. And the impact on his campaign has been catastrophic if not fatal.
But what about this "locker room banter'? Are men's locker rooms incubators for misogyny? Do men really speak openly about forcing themselves on women and joke about sexual assault? Do they amuse themselves by recounting their predatory attempts to bed married women?
I've found myself in the company of men many times, in countless locker rooms, in Army barracks, in corporate board rooms, on playing fields and taverns.
And I can say without hesitation I have never heard a conversation such as the one Trump engaged in.
Men talk about sports, their stock portfolios, their golf swing, their jobs, the weather, movies, music, those sort of things.
But if some guy starts braying about his real or imagined sexual conquests, he won't find much of an audience. Or much of a following.
Don't take my word for it. Clippers coach Doc Rivers said such talk is not typical of any locker room he has been a part of.
"They're bad comments. They're demeaning to women," Rivers told ESPN. "You know, I think when people throw out that word, 'locker room talk,' there's nobody talking like that in the locker room. Is there swearing in the locker room? Yeah. Every other word. But there's nobody demeaning -- there's players in our locker room with sisters, wives and daughters. There's not that type of talk in anyone's locker room."
Said Ole Miss football coach Hugh Freeze: "We're working hard on our young men understanding that women are priceless and should be treated as such."
Detroit Lions wide receiver Golden Tate put it this way: "I've heard some distasteful things over the years, but I've also heard some incredible things and some incredible outputs on life and character and religion and faith."
And Baltimore Ravens tight end Ben Watson, a published conservative Christian author, had this to say about Trump on a Facebook blog: "One's character is one's character," he wrote. "It does not and should not change in the locker room, on private emails, or on a bus. This is the challenge for all of us."
I don't want to soft pedal this: there is locker room talk, some of it distasteful, about women, especially their physical attributes. But it is rare and getting rarer.
And I don't mean to suggest that because women are not a favorite locker room topic, that the struggle for equal employment and equal pay has captured the hearts and minds of all men.
But what we should take away from all this is that Donald Trump does not represent the 21st century American male. He is an ethical and moral Neanderthal, and like them, will soon be extinct.
Robert Rector is a veteran of 50 years in print journalism. He has worked at the San Francisco Examiner, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, Valley News, Los Angeles Times and Pasadena Star-News. His columns can be found at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Venezuela closes border with Colombia over currency smuggling
Venezuela's president has ordered a three-day closure of the border with Colombia in a bid to fight "mafias" involved in currency smuggling amid soaring inflation in the South American state.
"I have taken the decision to close the border with Colombia for 72 hours," Nicolas Maduro said in a televised address on Monday, calling it a "hard" but "unavoidable" measure.
Maduro further highlighted the economic crisis gripping Venezuela and said his country was the victim of a US-backed plot aimed at "destabilizing" the economy, battered by low oil prices.
He added that a group "contracted by the US Department of Treasury" was behind the plot.
Maduro further said the border closure would be "the first of a series of decisions that we're going to be taking to defend our bolivar (Venezuela's national currency), our economy and our people."
The development came a day after Maduro issued an emergency decree, ordering the withdrawal of the country's largest bank note, the 100-bolivar bill, from circulation at markets.
The withdrawal was meant to thwart what the president called a US-sponsored plot against Venezuela.
The Venezuelan leader also said on Monday that officials in Caracas had confiscated 64 million bolivars coming across the border on dirt trails that proliferate along the Colombian border.
A Venezuelan probe had found that billions of the 100-bolivar notes were stashed away by international mafias, mainly in Colombian cities but also in Brazil, Maduro added.
The government set a 10-day deadline for Venezuelans to exchange the notes at the central bank.
Maduro told government ministers on Monday that the closure was being coordinated with Colombian government.
"Defense Minister Padrino Lopez has already coordinated with the Defense Minister of Colombia (Luis Carlos) Villegas regarding joint military action between the Colombian army and the Bolivarian national armed forces so as to go after this mafia on the Colombian and Venezuelan sides so that these notes are burnt because this will cause great damage to the Venezuelan economy," he said.
Since 2014, Venezuela has been grappling with protests against Maduro who is under fire by his critics for his handling of the economy.
The opposition blames Maduro's Socialist government for the triple-digit inflation as well as shortages of food, medicine and basic goods that have triggered violence and looting.
The president, however, blames the problems on an "economic war" waged by the opposition with a helping hand from Washington aimed at bringing about a coup d'état in the oil-rich country.


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lower than
the county median home value of $207,200.
The national median home value is $185,800.
The average price of homes sold in Kyle, TX is $167,200.
Approximately 73.55% of Kyle homes are owned,
compared to 19.78% rented, while
6.67% are vacant.
Kyle real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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1422sf stunning 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 2 story townhome. Luxuries include covered front porch, tall ceilings, spacious open plan, wood look tile floors, fenced yards with sprinklers, ceramic tile countertops with backsplash and oil-rubbed bronze fixtures. Built-in microwave, double-vanity sinks in the master bedroom, spacious walk-in closets and indoor laundry area with full-size washer/dryer connections. Refrigerator included.
INTERIOR PHOTOS coming soon! Make ready in progress! Very well maintained and clean home * Many upgrades throughout including wood grain hard tile in master bedroom and bathroom, upgraded glass walk in shower in master bath is sure to impress, beautiful covered tile back patio, super large fenced backyard! NO NEIGHBOR BEHIND YOU does great for added PRIVACY! * Neighborhood pool and park * Convenient to 135 and lots of restaurant and shopping in growing Kyle area.
4bdr/2bth, two story home in the highly sought after Hometown Kyle Subdivision! Home features, BRAND NEW flooring, paint, and roof. Home also includes upgraded fixtures, stackable washer/dryer, refrigerator and more! Home is located on a large corner lot for extra privacy and space! Neighborhood is walking distance to the City Pool and there are multiple playgrounds within the neighborhood! This beautiful home will go quick!
Cute 3/2 home in most desirable Plum Creek, great schools, family community, dog parks, public golf course, walking trails and catch and release lake.
2 WEEKS FREE RENT WITH MOVE IN ON OR BEFORE 12/1/17 Gorgeous 3 bed 2 bath home with private fenced yard, covered back patio, and 2 car garage. Come see it today!
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Large home in good shape on the main street of downtown Kyle, Center Street. HUGE corner lot, home has wood floors and high ceilings. Home comes with an electric stove, but the tenant will need to bring their fridge. Home is available for move in now. Zoned for residential usage, looking for family to occupy the home, cannot be used for businesses, not zoned for commercial.
Beautiful home on oversized lot with covered rear patio for lease! Large living and open kitchen/dining area with hard tile and lots of windows; upgraded cabinetry; crown molding, spacious bedrooms, sprinkler system, storage shed and wired for alarm. Will go quickly! Community parks include swimming pool, playscape, sand volleyball and basket ball courts, soccer fields, jogging and hiking trails.
Wonderful 3/2 home available for lease in Kyle TX. Located on the edge of a cul-de-sac plus backs to greenbelt for tons of privacy. Lightly lived-in and feels like a model home with tons of updates to include stainless steel appliances, wood-look tile flooring in common area, oil rubbed bronze fixtures/hardware thru-out, cordless room darkening blinds, granite & silestone countertops. Open floorplan. No neighbors behind.
Please go see home! Amazing single-level floor plan with an amazing open concept. 4th bedroom right off master making ideal nursery or home office. Lovely kitchen opens into the large living dining room with a cozy fireplace. Master suite is adorned with sep tub and shower and dual vanities with a spacious closet. Don't miss your chance to view this lovely home! Currently vacant, so you can be in before the holidays!
Move in ready home in great location and amazing neighborhood! Loaded with features that will make you smile!! Make this home your dream home!
Short commute to Austin and San Marcos. Open & bright immaculately maintained modern home w/ updated kitchen, recent stainless appliances, wood laminate flooring throughout with tile in bathrooms, custom paint, upgraded bathrooms. Refrigerator, washer/dryer included. Low-maintenance Xeriscape landscape w/ privacy screening. Zen-like backyard finished w/ custom built stained cedar fence, tiered landscape & 8' x 14' site built Tuff Shed for additional storage. Perfect for hosting BBQs!
Rent must begin within 14 days of approval*Minor make-ready in progress. Gorgeous Plum Creek home for lease. Desirable 4 bedroom floor plan. 2 spacious living areas. Inviting kitchen with breakfast bar, breakfast area and pantry. Upstairs gameroom. Walk in closets. Ceiling fans. Convenient laundry room on upper level. Sprinkler system. Garage remotes. 2 pools and parks in the neighborhood!
Conveniently located right off I-35 & Center Road in quite North Trails neighborhood in Kyle. Fall 2017 renovation new wood-grain planking throughout, ceramic tile, October 2017 paint & bathroom fixtures. Vaulted ceilings, fireplace, 2016 appliances in kitchen, & spacious backyard on cul-de-sac. Kyle ISD school district. Applicants must have REALTOR Agent Representation to apply. Have your licensed REALTOR show you this home.
Cul-de-sac location! Open floor plan with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Kitchen features ceramic tile floors, granite counters, center island, spacious pantry & stainless-steel refrigerator. Huge master closet and oversized shower in Master Bath. Lots of extras including sprinkler system, garage door opener, solar nightlights in baths and laundry room, and ceiling fans throughout. Very private backyard with covered patio.
Well cared for home in a nice, quiet neighborhood. Master down, 2 beds and game room area up. Spacious kitchen open to family room with fireplace. Walk to park. Must apply online.
Must see beautiful home conveniently located in Kyle, TX within 5 min from Seton Hospital, Shopping, Dining, & lots more.
Wonderful home appears much larger than tax records (closer to 1750sf!!). Laminate wood floors in living area and one of the bedrooms. Ceramic tile in kitchen and baths. NEW CARPET BEING INSTALLED IN CARPETED AREAS!! GREAT BONUS room downstairs for office, games, playing... 2 Bedrooms are large w/Jack N Jill bath. Kitchen is open to the living room, and has Stainless Steel oven/range, dishwasher, and microwave. Upgraded ceiling fans throughout the home, and in every living area and bedroom.
Incredible open floorplan home great for entertaining. Office in the downstairs can be turned into a bedroom. New carpets and new paint make this beautiful and fresh home ready for move in! Kitchen open to living room and fireplace and sliding glass doors open up the home to the beautiful hill country views! This home will not last long hurry before it gets leased. Great way to start the new year in this desirable neighborhood with incredible neighbors! Easy to rent!
Come see all the renovations this exquisite home has to offer. Recently upgraded, this incredibly beautiful home is located in a very desirable neighborhood. Beautiful floorplan and perfect time to get in right before the new year. Easy to rent easy to locate and professionally managed! Come check this home out immediately before it is gone! Must see 4 bedroom 2.5 bath home open floorplan. You will love the backyard with built in kitchen/bbq/and fire pit.
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