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Durham County Under 16s
The Durham County U16's start their campaign for the 2016/2017 season in the New Year with dates and venues to be confirmed.
Before the team selection process, the U16s completed training/ assessment sessions the same as the other County teams to enable the coaching team to see who out of the nominated players should be invited to represent the County.
After the assessment process the U16s were thinned out to pick a representative team! The competition continues at training as players are in contest for places in the matchday squad.
Coaches and Managers
David Hill
Phil Lax
Daniel Finney
Daniel Burns
Peter Groark
John Forrester
Squad training will commence this side of the New Year with the first being on Monday November 28, venue and times to be confirmed. The second session will be on Monday December, 12 at Darlington Mowden Park 6.30pm- 8.30pm.
Other training sessions:
Monday January, 16: Squad Training @ Darlington Mowden Park (6.30pm -8.30pm)
Monday January, 30: Squad Training @ Darlington Mowden Park (6.30pm -8.30pm)
Monday February, 13: Squad Training @ Ryton RFC (6.30pm -8.30pm)
Friday February, 17: Squad Training @ Ryton RFC (6.30pm -8.30pm)
See selected squad
Upcoming games for the 2016/2017 season
Sunday January, 22: Durham V Cumbria @ Carlisle RFC (2pm KO) : Princes: 47-0, Bishops: 50-14 victories
Sunday February, 5: Durham V Northumberland @ West Hartlepool RFC -1pm/2.30pm KO: Princes 10 – 5 Victory, Bishops: 38-0 loss
Sunday February, 19: Durham V Yorkshire @ Ryton RFC – 2pm KO
Durham V Cumbria @ Creighton RFC, Carlisle – 2pm KO : Princes: 47-0, Bishops: 50-14 victories
Durham County U16s kicked off their 2016/17 campaign with two outstanding performances giving them a triumphant start to the season.
Five of the tries scored among the 97 points were from players making their debuts to the Durham County squad.
Despite a comforting win, the U16s still have alot of hard work to come as they prepare to face local rivals Northumberland which always proves to be a tough game for the side.
Travelling teams announced here
Durham V Northumberland @ West Hartlepool RFC : 1pm and 2.30pm KO: Princes 10- 5 Northumberland Jacobites, Bishops 0- 28 Northumberland Reivers.
Durham secure one win out of two at home to Northumberland after injuries saw other players stepping up to the game with short notice.
Durham Princes won 10-5 over Northumberland Jacobites with tries came from Leon Turnbull (Durham City RFC) and man of the match Matthew Price (Barnard Castle School).
For the Bishops it was not the same story losing 38-0 to Northumberland Reivers.
Three U15 players stepped up to play in the U16s having notable performances, those payers included: Louie Groark, James Pearson and Owen Chaplain.
Durham V Yorkshire @ Ryton RFC: 2pm KO : Durham 7 – 5 Yorkshire
Durham held a string front to bounce back against a pressuring Yorkshire side. The visitors had only previously conceded three points in their past two victories and it was certainly evident to Durham as to why.
Both teams demonstrated a great performance of rugby with individuals displaying great skills and ability.
To find out more check out the report below.
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Nikky Finney
The Girlfriend's Train - Poem by Nikky Finney
"You write like a Black woman who's never been hit before."
I read poetry in Philly
for the first time ever.
She started walking up,
all the way, from in back
of the room.
From against the wall
she came,
big coat, boots,
eyes soft as candles
in two storms blowing.
Something she could not see
from way back there but
could clearly hear in my voice,
something she needed to know
before pouring herself back out
into the icy city night.
She came close to get a good look,
to ask me something she found
in a strange way missing
from my Black woman poetry.
Sidestepping the crowd
ignoring the book signing line,
she stood there waiting
for everyone to go, waiting
like some kind of Representative.
And when it was just the two of us
She stepped into the shoes of her words:
You write real soft.
Spell it out kind.
No bullet holes,
No open wounds,
In your words.
How you do that?
Write like you never been hit before?
But I could hardly speak,
all my breath held ransom
by her question.
I looked at her and knew:
There was a train on pause somewhere,
maybe just outside the back door
where she had stood, listening.
A train with boxcars
that she was escorting somewhere,
when she heard about the reading.
A train with boxcars
carrying broken women's bodies,
their carved up legs with bullet riddled
stomachs momentarily on pause
from moving cross country.
Women's bodies;
brown, black and blue,
laying right where coal, cars,
and cattle usually do.
She needed my answer
for herself and for them too.
We were just wondering
how you made it through
and we didn't?
I shook my head.
I had never thought about
having never been hit
and what it might have
made me sound like.
You know how many times I been stabbed?
She raised her blouse
all the way above her breasts,
the cuts on her resembling
some kind of grotesque wallpaper.
How many women are there like you?
Then I knew for sure.
She had been sent in from the Philly cold,
by the others on the train,
to listen, stand up close,
to make me out as best she could.
She put my hand overtop hers
asked could we stand up
straight back to straight back,
measure out our differences
right then and there.
She gathered it all up,
wrote down the things she could,
remembering the rest to the trainload
of us waiting out back for answers.
Full to the brim with every age
of woman, every neighborhood
of woman, whose name
had already been forgotten.
The train blew his whistle,
she started to hurry.
I moved towards her
and we stood back to back,
her hand grazing the top
of our heads,
my hand measuring out
our same widths,
each of us recognizing
the brown woman latitudes,
the Black woman longitudes
in the other.
I turned around
held up my shirt
and brought my smooth belly
into her scarred one;
our navels pressing,
marking out some kind of new
Equatorial line.
Comments about The Girlfriend's Train by Nikky Finney
Rajnish Manga (8/26/2016 10:56:00 PM)
The narrative is a shocking revelation of indignation suffered by a black woman (or by any woman anywhere in the world) . The expression and the language aptly convey the message:
And when it was just the two of us
She stepped into the shoes of her words: Hey
You know how many times I been stabbed?
measure out our differences / right then and there. (Report) Reply
Unnikrishnan E S (8/26/2016 10:36:00 PM)
This poem stares us on our face. And the stare is not just of the black woman, it is of every one who is side-lined in the life: May be every woman in the man's world, the religious minorities, sexual minorities, aborigines, . Then there are the little girls abducted and kept prisoners by boke haram et al as sex-slaves. Yes! She represents every one of them, kicked, abused, stabbed, raped. This malady was in existence from time immemorial. Anybody heard the voice of a slave in Julius Caesar's Rome? (Report) Reply
Subhas Chandra Chakra (8/26/2016 9:07:00 AM)
She gathered it all up,
wrote down the things she could,
remembering the rest to the trainload
of us waiting out back for answers.
Full to the brim with every age
of woman, every neighborhood
of woman, whose name
Lovely and beautiful. Thanks for the sharing.10++ for it. (Report) Reply
Bharati Nayak (8/26/2016 8:17:00 AM)
A poignant story of black woman who had undergone brutal torture.I wonder why there are no comments till now except of Edward Kofi Louis.The black woman perhaps had seen so much of inhuman treatment towards women of her community that she wondered how the poet could sound so soft in her poems as if she had never been hit before.
A really heart touching poem. (Report) Reply
Edward Kofi Louis (8/26/2016 3:21:00 AM)
She needed my answer! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us. (Report) Reply
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BELLEVILLE, Ind. -- A Pennsylvania teenager suspected of killing his girlfriend's parents in an argument over her curfew was captured in Indiana on Monday after a police chase that ended in a crash. The 14-year-old girl, who was in the car, was not hurt, authorities said.
David Ludwig, 18, and Kara Beth Borden were taken into custody around midday after he crashed his parents' car head-on into a tree in Belleville, some 600 miles from where the killings took place.
Police were questioning Ludwig but had not spoken with Kara. Because of her age, Indiana and Pennsylvania law requires a relative, guardian or attorney to be present.
Investigators said it was not immediately clear whether the girl was abducted or went along willingly, but they were operating on the assumption she was kidnapped.
"It's completely insane, completely insane," Lancaster County, Pa., Coroner G. Gary Kirchner said. "This isn't a Romeo-and-Juliet deal. This is far worse than that."
Authorities said Ludwig shot Kara's parents, Michael F. and Cathryn Lee Borden, early Sunday after they and their daughter argued about her curfew when she came home late. The shootings happened at the family's home near Lititz, Pa., about 60 miles west of Philadelphia.
An alert for the girl was issued across the East, and police in Pennsylvania and Indiana investigated reported sightings of the pair as they made their way west in a red Volkswagen Jetta. They were stopped in Belleville, about 20 miles west of Indianapolis.
State police spokesman 1st Sgt. Dave Bursten said authorities received a report Monday morning of a vehicle matching that description at a truck stop near Fort Wayne. Troopers went to the area, but the car was gone.
Information about the car was broadcast to police statewide, Bursten said, and troopers spotted it around midday in Belleville.
Ludwig led them on a five-mile chase at speeds of 90 to 95 mph.
Trooper David Cox said Ludwig was "very reckless, very dangerous at that point," meeting vehicles head-on and running them into a ditch before he hit the tree.
After officers pulled Ludwig from the car, Kara got out and was frantic, screaming and crying, Cox said.


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* Jennifer de Guzman has a new short story, "Captive," online at Susurrus Magazine. (Cat owners know that's the sound a cat makes when they sneeze while cleaning themselves. "Lick, lick--susurrus!") This will prove once and for all that Jennifer is not sweet and nice.
* Neal Shaffer has started a new blog to track the progress of his new comic for Oni, Borrowed Time, which also has its own website. (I've added the link to the blog to my permanent Blog Roll linked at the bottom of all my posts. I plan to keep that updated as time goes on.)
* Sarah Grace McCandless will be part of a Washington D.C. lit event on April 10, and she's also posted about her forthcoming book tour. I'm tempted to joke that her upcoming book, The Girl I Wanted To Be, is my biography.
* Greg Rucka's Queen & Country returns to comic book shops tomorrow with issue #29, illustrated by the excellent Chris Samnee. It's a good reason to go to the comic book store. Reason #2 is the release of the Banana Sunday trade paperback collection by Root Nibot and Colleen Coover, the one girl I know who has more girls tell me is their secret girlfriend than any other. If only Colleen knew!
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Anglo-Saxon origin and comes from the family once having lived in the area of Holdgate in Hereford. Holgate was also listed as a township in the suburbs of York at one time.
Holcutt Early Origins
Shropshire at Holdgate, Stanton Holdgate or Castle Holdgate, a small village which dates back to 1185 when it was listed as Castellum Hologoti and literally meant "castle of a man called Helgot", from an Old French personal name + the Latin castellum. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Mills, A.D., Dictionary of English Place-Names. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991. Print. (ISBN 0-19-869156-4) Holdgate (Holgate) Castle is situated in the village of Holdgate and was mentioned in the Domesday Book. It was an 11th century earthwork motte and bailey fortress founded by Helgot de Reisolent. Ruins of the castle are still found there today.
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The rain in Spain may stay mainly on the plain, but here in Fayetteville this ThanksGiving weekend there's an awful lot of it on the roadway today. Possibly not the very best day for a 600 mile RV trip back home to Florida, but Old School & the gang must get home. Rain is blamed for thousands of unnecessary accidents yearly. Most of these accidents are preventable, but are caused by Dumb A-- drivers who don't realize or are too self-important to understand that Dry Sunny & Inclement Weather driving are totally different.
Turn on your headlights; this should be so obvious even to the TravBuddies who are a few cans short of a six pack.
When the road is wet, the film of the water on the asphalt causes tires to lose traction. Less obvious is the fact that rain reduces TravBuddy perception it's harder to see through the rain and also decreases visibility through its action on headlights, windshields and the road itself. While most people know to slow down & turn on their lights here are definitely some DA's that don': these are the ones who you pray get pulled over & make a sizeable donatition to the Police Benevolent Association.
During dry periods, engine oil and grease build up on the road surface.
You should plan to drive at a slower pace than normal when the roads are wet. Keep in mind that traffic is likely to be moving slower as well. There's also the possibility that your preplanned route may be flooded or jammed. Whatever the case, rushing equals higher risk.
Brake earlier and with less force than you would normally. Not only does this increase the stopping distance between you and the car in front of you, it also lets the driver behind you know that you're slowing down. Also, be more meticulous about using turn signals, so that other drivers know your intentions, and take turns and curves with less speed than you would in dry conditions.
Most of America's roads are crowned in the middle, which means that the water will run off to the sides. If possible, stay toward the middle of the road to avoid deep standing puddles.
Don't use cruise control. If you hydroplane, there's the chance your car could actually accelerate. Cruise control also allows drivers to be less vigilant and to take their foot away from the pedals not a great idea when reaction time is so important.
If you see a large puddle up ahead, drive around it or choose a different route. It could be that it's covering a huge gaping hole into the front door of hell. Well, maybe not, but water splashing up into your car's engine compartment could damage its internal electrical systems. Also, a pothole may be hiding under the water, just waiting in ambush to damage a wheel or knock your suspension out of alignment.
Don't attempt to cross running water. If the force of the water is greater than the weight of your vehicle All-wheel drive isn't going to be much help if your vehicle is being pushed sideways. Don't end up like those folks on the nightly news who had to abandon their cars to Mother Nature as it floats away. After you cross a puddle, tap on your brake pedal lightly to dry off some of the water on your rotors.
Watch out for pedestrians. An ordinarily observant pedestrian may become distracted by fiddling with an umbrella or a rain slicker. Plus, raindrops deaden sound, so the usual audio clues for measuring car distances become obscured. Keep a sharp lookout for people in the road.
If it's raining so hard that you can't see the road or the car in front of you, pull over and wait it out. In the words of Homer Simpson DAHAAA!Track the car ahead of you. Let the car ahead pave a clear path, so to speak, through the water.
Give a truck or bus extra distance. Their extra-large tires can create enough spray to block your vision completely. Avoid passing one, but if you must pass, do it as quickly as safety allows.
Defog your windows.
Make sure that your wipers are in good condition and functioning properly. If the blades are brittle or damaged, replace them before you're caught in a downpour.
In a perfect world, rainy days would find us hanging out at the local coffeehouse or holed up at home, watching the NFL . Reality being what it is, you probably still have to dredge up enough smarts to go to work instead. Taking a few precautions and using wet-weather driving techniques will keep you from ending up soaking wet on the shoulder of the freeway, waiting for a tow truck. Or worse as one of the many statics this holiday season!!


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Economics: Free trade's critics were once its champions
Globalization is clearly under attack, whether we look at trade flows or foreign direct investment. Part of the backlash against free-market policies that followed the 2008 financial crisis, protectionism has been on the rise.
The irony is that the very forces that are now attacking globalization were historically its fiercest advocates. And the early pioneers of free trade would never have seen the conflict with social justice that today's opponents claim exists.
The free trade movement was born some two centuries ago in the very parts of Britain that voted Brexit — areas such as the cotton mill towns surrounding Manchester. In those days, the working classes helped lead the way to openness. Protectionism was seen as something that benefited established elites, such as rich landowners, and restricted opportunities for new businesses and their employees. From the consumer's viewpoint, protectionism meant higher prices for basics such as food and clothing.
Not only were the working classes and new industrial business leaders in favor of international openness, so too were left-leaning economists such as John Maynard Keynes. While Keynes provided a powerful attack on free market thinking in his General Theory, published in the decade after the Great Depression, and with calls for greater state intervention, he simultaneously spoke up for international openness. Writing in the Manchester Guardian in 1922, Keynes argued that "peace, freedom of trade and intercourse, and economic wealth," the tenets of what was then called liberalism, were far superior to the pursuit of "power, prestige, national or personal glory."
Sounder footing
Alongside the American Harry Dexter White, Keynes worked hard to devise international institutions that could place globalization on a sounder footing. The result was the Bretton Woods system, which provided the backdrop for a golden age of growth in the years that followed World War II.
This was a period of re-globalization and it was a period that successfully combined a degree of state intervention (creating the modern welfare state, for example), alongside an outward looking vision that facilitated growing trade between nations. The two worked in tandem: Intervention allowed economies to mitigate the adverse distributional consequences of globalization, while globalization served to keep a check on the state and prevent intervention undermining productivity performance. Trade growth boomed, as did living standards.
After the fall of Bretton Woods in the early 1970s, globalization became associated with laissez-faire economics and was no longer championed by economists on the left. Nor did they oppose it very strongly; while free market policies helped reduce unemployment and inflation in the 1980s and 1990s, the premise that globalization brought growth went unchallenged. That ended with the financial crisis. Left-leaning economists from Joseph Stiglitz to Ha-Joon Chang now see globalization as part of a basket of policies that fuel inequality.
The same logic that compelled the early globalization movement holds today, even if the much accelerated pace of innovation and the speed at which capital moves around the globe means that markets also create more disruption and can widen inequality. But the same formula that the early adopters championed can work to counterbalance those effects. It's important that they do. From a historical perspective, global trade levels, international capital movements and migrant flows remain high, as the chart below shows. But the fact that they collapsed so spectacularly and quickly following the first big wave of globalization in the late nineteenth century shows that it can easily happen again.
In her Conservative Party speech last week, British Prime Minister Therese May declared that she wanted a return to fairness, "supporting free markets but stepping in to repair them when they aren't working as they should."
That is an admirable goal and an achievable one. Restricting free trade and other freedoms will only make it harder.
Bateman is a fellow and lecturer in economics at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University.
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MU Hosts a Next-Generation American Music Legend
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- Published: 12 October 2016
The Center for the Arts at Monmouth University has announced that tickets are now on sale for an Oct. 21 concert featuring the standard bearer for one of the greatest legacies in American music: multiple Grammy winner Rosanne Cash.
Part of the 2016-2017 Performing Arts Series, the 8 p.m. concert is one of several Fall 2016 events presented under a special partnership between Monmouth University and the LA-based Grammy Museum. Hosted inside the recently renovated Pollak Theatre, the show finds the celebrated vocalist and songwriter joined on the newly enlarged Pollak Theatre stage by husband, musical director and guitarist John Leventhal and their full band, in a set that draws from the artist's rich catalog of recordings, with a spotlight on the triple-Grammy album The River and the Thread.
Boasting eleven Cash-Leventhal originals, The River and the Thread marked an exciting new evolution in the long-playing career of a performer who made her first big splash with the 1981 mega-hit "Seven Year Ache" (and who netted her first Grammy in 1985). A cycle of portraits in story and song, the album sketches the lives of Southern people – from the thoughts of a soldier gone off to fight in the war between the states, to the struggles of a contemporary Alabama couple – with a paint box of Delta blues, Appalachian folk, Nashville country, gospel, and the myriad other styles that sprang from the fertile soil of Cash's native Southland.
At the same time, the record speaks to the soul of the artist whose starkly compelling 1990 LP "Interiors" signaled both an emotional and physical move from music-row Nashville to New York City, and whose storytelling skills have been honed over the past quarter of a century via the publication of an acclaimed memoir, a children's book, an edited collection of "Prose by Celebrated Songwriters," as well as numerous contributions to The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and The New Yorker.
Garnering three major awards at the 2015 Grammy ceremony — for Best Americana Album, as well as for Best American Roots Performance and Song for "A Feather's Not a Bird" — the all-original River and the Thread serves as a fine complement to the award winning 2009 release "The List," in which Cash and a cast of guest performers (including our own Bruce Springsteen) interpreted a dozen classic country selections by other composers — all of them drawn from a list of 100 essential country songs that her father, Johnny Cash, provided to the aspiring performer as a way of better understanding the deeply rooted soul of the music.
While never turning her back on her frankly awesome pedigree, through heartfelt covers of "Tennessee Flat Top Box" and other songs by her famous father, the eldest daughter of Johnny Cash quickly emerged from the formidable shadow of "The Man in Black" as a composer and performer of rare eloquence and chart-topping dexterity, as witness her eleven number one singles (among them the Grammy winner "I Don't Know Know Why You Don't Want Me"). From her successful early collaborations with first husband Rodney Crowell, to the introspective and confessional moods of her mature later work, Cash remains that most special of musical messengers — a continuously evolving crafter of stories and caster of spells.
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If this fast - I can a little change date. But this convenient for me!
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Arrive Austin (AUS) 10:38 pm Wed 28-Sep
Duration: 18hr 23mn
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I got 190 USD But it is not enough for full cost of the ticket. I have paid in whole 715 USD.
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CNN.com Finally Gets to the Leland Yee Story — 13 Days Late
By Tom Blumer
Created 04/08/2014 - 10:52pm
Let it be noted that at 7:17 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, 2014, CNN.com finally broke down and posted a story on the alleged criminal behavior of California State Senator Leland Yee. The headline at the story by Matt Smith and Jason Carroll ("Feds: Calif. pol Leland Yee schemed to trade arms for campaign cash") gets to the heart of the matter — unlike the headline ("LAWMAKER YEE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO FEDERAL CHARGES") at the Associated Press's most recent story on Yee. But Smith and Carroll waited until the fourth paragraph to tag Yee as a Democrat (the AP story at least got there at Paragraph 3).
CNN's story arrives 13 days after Yee's initial arrest, and 11 days, 9 hours and 58 minutes after a snippy person at the "CNN.com Writers" Twitter account — apparently one Eliott McLaughlin, according to the account's home page — claimed that its non-coverage of the Yee story was "in line with us covering state senators & state secretary of state races just about never." Yours truly disproved that assertion in about three minutes on March 29.
The CNN tweet also insolently asked: "You see another conspiracy?" No, guys, just dereliction of duty.
At times, CNN's coverage tonight seem oddly sympathetic (bolds are mine):
Feds: Calif. pol Leland Yee schemed to trade arms for campaign cash
Leland Yee needed cash.
First, the ambitious California state senator had to fund his 2011 race for mayor of San Francisco. When he came in fifth, he was stuck with $70,000 in campaign debt that he had to retire before he could mount his next run, for secretary of state -- a costly statewide venture.
And that's how prosecutors say Yee ended up sitting across from an undercover federal agent in a coffee shop in early March, brokering what he was told was a $2 million arms deal that would include the purchase of shoulder-fired missiles from Islamic rebels in the Philippines.
"Do I think we can make some money? I think we can make some money," Yee told the agent in a conversation recounted in a 137-page arrest affidavit. "Do I think we can get the goods? I think we can get the goods."
The veteran Democrat, an advocate for gun control and campaign finance reform in Sacramento, is now one of about two dozen people charged in a sprawling racketeering case brought by the U.S. attorney's office in San Francisco. His co-defendants include a former San Francisco school board president and a previously-convicted Chinatown mobster dubbed "Shrimp Boy."
He's accused of putting his public office up for sale, and promising to push donors' agendas in Sacramento and in his district in exchange for contributions. The allegations have stunned his constituents in San Francisco and its suburbs and cast a shadow over his state Senate colleagues, who have suspended Yee and two other Democrats who have run afoul of the law in recent months.
Yee has been free on $500,000 bond since his arrest. Though neither he nor his lawyer have commented to CNN on the allegations, the senator pleaded not guilty in a court appearance Tuesday morning. And he got a sort of backhanded defense from longtime California powerbroker Willie Brown.
"I don't think any of the allegations are anyplace close to any reality," Brown told CNN -- but he said that's because Yee lacked the clout to fulfill any of the pledges he made.
The CNN pair come fairly close to inferring that it's natural that Yee would have resorted to illegal means to cover his debts, while Willie Brown can arguably seen as poisoning the jury pool by claiming, in essence, that Yee may deserve to be declared not guilty by reason of lack of influence.
In "CNN.com Writers" (presumably McLaughlin's) defense, it tweeted a response to someone who complained about its lack of coverage shortly after the snippy post mentioned above:
Apologies, @TheINDYpundit. Thought you were alluding to reluctance to chase on our part. We'll make sure politics crew is across it. Thanks!
Well, okay. But that means the "politics crew" also failed to report the original story, and sat on the news for 11 more days. Maybe the problem at CNN is that its bureaucracy is as bad as the government's.
CNN stopped running AP stories in June 2010 because it thought it could do a better job posting relevant stories, including breaking news. Not that the AP's journalistic track record is admirable — unless selective, left agenda-driven, economically ignorant, and conservative-hostile news is your cup of tea — but CNN's laxness in the Yee story indicates either that it isn't doing a good job of catching stories when they first break, has become even more insular in its attitude than it was before the AP split, or both.
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I had a brief encounter with boxing which I actually did sort of like but it was too sweaty for me. Then there was kettlebells and to be fair I lasted a whole year at that. But my teacher changed the classes to a Monday morning. I'm bad every morning but on a Monday I'm catatonic so that was never going to work.
Himself tried, God love him, to get me to play tennis. I think he likes the idea of me in a short skirt and head band. But the God's honest truth is I can't hit the ball. And when it comes anywhere near me I shriek, or curse, or both. After making a holy show of him a couple of times, he conceded that maybe tennis wasn't my thing.
If shopping was a sport, I'd be Olympic standard but other than that there doesn't appear to be any hope for me. Instead I sit around with my friends drinking coffee and lamenting the fact that we've put on weight in middle age and how could that possibly be?
'It has to be hormonal. Seriously,' says my friend, shovelling a doughnut into her gob. I agree as I demolish a Danish pastry in one foul swoop. We can spend hours talking about how we need to lose weight and what we're going to do about it. We are like our own little Quango-all talk no action.
The guilt hits on Sunday night after a particularly greasy takeaway has been consumed. I text my friend, M. 'Fancy doing cardio tennis in the morning?' I'm not quite sure what cardio tennis entails but it doesn't sound pleasant. M texts me back. 'Cardio and tennis in the same sentence? You've got to be kidding?'
She's right, I think as I snuggle under the duvet. Anyway at our age it's either face or figure. I'll go for face!
Wexford People


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Genius Robotics is a student centric competition which provides students understanding the role of engineering and research in environmental issues. Genius Robotics encourages students to discover novel solutions to known problems in the environment by requiring them to design, build, test and control their unique robots. It provides students a lifetime experience and an opportunity to enhance their life skills such as being a team member, researching and problem-solving.
As Genius Olympiad community, we value the diversity of the participants and the respect to each other. We come together and speak up together to increase the awareness of environmental issues and the importance of acting together to build a better world together.
Each GENIUS Robotics project can be prepared and presented by a team of up to three students. Schools may apply with multiple teams. However, each student may be part of only one team. There can be only one master game robot for each team and can not be shared among teams. Only team members who participate will be recognized during award ceremony and announcements.
ROBOTICS | Master Game (2018 Master Game is NOT announced yet)
Genie Recycler is designed to measure the performance of the robots and the teams in waste management and recycling tasks. Genie Recycler does not limit the teams in terms of the robot development kits. Thus any known development kit like Tetrix, Lego and Vex kits can be used or it can be build by using some other kits on the condition that the cost stays in the budget limits and the expected work of students in designing and developing robot is satisfied. The applications will be accepted in four categories as Lego, Tetrix, VEX and Free Design. Any robot built with any other kits or materials than listed above will be in Free Design category. Genie Recycler allows teams to use their robots in autonomous or teleop mode but the scoring of the missions depends on their mode.
Mission: Genie Recycler has two major tasks, recycling and waste management. The field will be divided into two identical subfields. They will be separated by blue and red lines that teams will have their private region to complete the tasks. Robots are not allowed to pass the border of their subfield. The field will have black vertical stripes for every ft, 30 cm. Robots will start from the robot lot and teams are allowed to make modifications on the robot like adding or removing attachments, changing the code or changing the mode of operation during the competition round if the robot is in the robot lot. Any other interference is not allowed during the rounds. There will be three rounds for each team and team may compete in either blue or red side of the field. It could be different for different rounds. For each round, teams will be given 3 minutes to do the tasks.
The recycling and waste management tasks: Teams are responsible to identify the items by color and collect them into the corresponding containers. The objects will be grouped as follows.
5 Blue cubes: Represent the plastic and glass recycle items and will be collected into the blue container.
5 Yellow cubes: Represent the paper material and will be collected into the yellow container.
5 Red cubes: Represent the battery and will be collected in the red container.
10 Green cubes: Represent the waste and will be picked up from two different "waste collection centers" located on two different corners) and transported to the "waste management center". There is no container for the waste cubes but predetermined waste management center placed on the floor. Both waste collection areas and waste management center will be surrounded by an-inch width green lines on the floor.
Placement of cubes: All blue, yellow, and red cubes will be randomly distributed into the field. Ten green cubes will be equally divided and placed into two predetermined "waste collection" centers on the floor.
A-If the robot is teleop controlled - driven by the students with controllers or mobile devices:
Each blue cube placed in the blue container will earn 10 points
Each yellow cube placed in the yellow container will earn 10 points
Each red cube placed in the red container will earn 10 points
Each green cube transferred to the waste management center will earn 5 points.
Each cube placed to the wrong container will lose 10 points.
If robot passes any of the cubes to the other team's field or outside of the field, the team will lose 5 points for each item.
If all cubes placed correctly into the bins before the time is over, 1 point will be earned for every 1 second of the time left.
If robot passes to the other side of the field, the team will lose 25 points for each time.
If the team interferes with the robot outside of the robot lot, the team will lose 50 points.
B- If the robot is autonomous - self-run,
Each blue cube placed in the blue container will earn 25 points
Each yellow cube placed in the yellow container will earn 25 points
Each red cube placed in the red container will earn 25 points
Each green cube transferred to the waste management center will earn 15 points.
Each cube placed to the wrong container will lose 10 points.
If robot passes any of the cubes to the other team's field or outside of the field, the team will lose 5 points for each item.
If all cubes placed correctly into the bins before the time is over, 1 point will be earned for every 1 second of the time left.
If robot passes to the other side of the field, the team will lose 25 points for each time.
If the team interferes with the robot outside of the robot lot, the team will lose 50 points.
Robot Inspection and Build Up Rules:
All finalist robots will be inspected on the set up/practice day and any robot which does not apply the below rules would be disqualified and ineligible to compete in Genius Robotics.
Size: Robot must fit in 20 inch cube. Width: 20 in Height: 20 in Length: 20 The robot can resize itself during the game but initial size must meet this requirement.
Number of motors: Teams can use up to 8 DC motors and any number of servo motors. There is no limit for number of motor controllers.
Power: Robots must use up to 12 V for each power item and it has to be provided with batteries. Teams are not allowed to use external power.
Software: Any programming language can be used to control robots.
Driving Robot: Robot can operate in autonomous or tele-op modes. If it is in tele-op mode, driven by the students, wired or wireless communication methods are allowed. For both cases, students have to stay on the longest side of their sub field. If it is wired communication, the wire can not be used to pull the robot. It will be considered as touching the robot outside of the robot lot, team loses 50 points.
Project I.D.: Your robot must contain your project ID number, provided during application, at least on its one side. The size of the print should be at least 100 pts in Bold.
Game Materials:
During the comptetion, the practice fields and the competition fields will be provided by GENIUS Robotics. Teams will not be allowed to bring their own field and game materials to the competition area due to space allocation concerns. However, they can bring any robot materials to maintain their robots. Genius Robotics will use only the listed items below for the competition and field map will be identified directly on black floor tiles using colored tapes according the designed map, as given below. It is recommended but not mandatory to purchase the listed items. Any replacement to the listed materials would be accepted for teams to be able to get prepared for the competition. Genius Robotics do not provide or sell any materials to the teams, teams can purchase their own materials from the links or even make their own materials.
- Competition Field: First Tech Challenge field will be used for the competition. Purchase.
- Competition Floor Tiles: It will be covered with soft foam mat tiles. The field map will be put on mat tiles using colored tapes according the designed map, as given below. You may use your FTC mat tiles. Here are two options with same tickness: FTCmat (Purchase 36 tiles) or Purchase 36 of these tiles (for 12'x12' design)
- Competition Floor Design Map: Please click on links to download the maps of interest: RedFieldOnly, BlueFieldOnly, CombinedFields, FieldMeasurements. These will be your guide to set up your field using tapes. White strip lines are 1inch wide. The tapes used on field to make lines can be found here (different color and width can be purchased)
- Competition Cubes: 2 inch wooden cubes will be used and they can be painted for the corresponding colors (see below). Purchase.
- Competition Containers: The containers (5 inch height x 11.75 inch width x 7.75 inch depth) will be placed on the floor of the field perimeter. The following colors will be used; red, yellow, and blue. Each color is avaliable separate from these links. Purchase from Walmart. Pruchase from Bed,Bath, Beyond. Purchase from other online stores.
- Competetion Paint for cubes: These are the paints which will be used for painting wooden cubes. Link 1 is for Amazon, Link 2 is for Walmart (search with color code and/or name): Blue: Brilliant Blue Rust-Oleum 249120 (Purchase Link_1, Purchase Link_2), Yellow: Sun Yellow Rust-Oleum 249092 (Purchase Link_1, Purchase Link_2), Green: Meadow Green Rust-Oleum 249100 (Purchase Link_1, Purchase Link_2), Red: Apple Red Rust-Oleum 249124 (Purchase Link_1, Purchase Link_2).
GENIUS ROBOTICS | Judging Criteria (Master Game only)
1. Engineering book - 10% : Teams can gather any details about the robot inluding design choices, drawings, experiments, photos for the development stages, coding schemes and source codes and the system layout of the robot. This document may also contain some unstructured engineering notes and handwritten records. There is no specific format for the engineering book but teams must explain their project stages using the information in their engineering book.
2. Teamwork - 10% : Judges will score the involvement of each team member during the judging session. To get a good score teams may divide their presentation and different team members may be responsible for each part.
3. Presentation - 20% : Teams will present their project and explain the details about their robot by using their engineering book and optionally their poster. Each team will be given 6 minutes at most to tell about their design and engineering work. Judges may ask questions during or after the presentation. There is no specification for the optional project poster. Designing a poster is recommended.
4. Master game score - 60% : (details are given above under master game scoring)
According to Master Game judging criteria, participants will receive 10% gold, 20% silver, 20% bronze, and 20% honorable mention awards.
- Application: A robotics project can be prepared and submitted by up to three students.
- Application: Schools may submit multiple teams/projects, however each student may be in only one team. Each must submit an appication, but same schools should use the same account for multiple applications.
- Application: Each team must have their own robot and robots can not be shared among teams, even they are from the same school.
- Application: The robot's description paper (engineering book, technical details, etc) with photos will be required for a complete application. All projects, including affiliated fair winners, must submit their robot (project) description paper.
- Application: (OPTIONAL) A YouTube of the video can be submitted with project paper. Please upload a video which is less than 3 min with a title: GENIUS Robotics_YEAR_TITLE. The Youtube link can be provided when an optional media link is asked for. The video can be for an existing robot for a different mission, we would like to see that your group have an existing robotics program and capabilities of making robots.
- Application: Your file names must be in English characters.
- Application: The project description paper should include: title, student names, city, and country, master game robot information (system used (tetrix, lego, Matrix etc), the cost, engineering drawings, description of the design, drawings, photos of the robot (through out the design phase and a final photo). The paper will be uploaded into online application. Acceptable file formats for the project paper are doc and docx, PDF and RTF, not exceeding 5 MB in file size. Recommended page limit is 15, with acceptable font sizes 11 or 12 for any font type and page margins one inch or more (2.5 cm) from each side.
- At the fair: Everyone including team members, guests, supervisors and organizers are required to wear safety glasses. Prescription glasses or sunglasses are NOT considered as safety glasses. Open-toe or open-back shoes are NOT allowed in the practice and competition area. You are allowed to bring your own poster board/presentation, which should be placed on 40x60 inches table. There is no height restriction for self-prepared boards. Shipping information is available in the Finalist Guide.
- At the fair: Students may choose to present their robot and design using a poster. If you choose so, students should come to the competition with pre-printed materials to prepare their posters.
- At the fair: Students are allowed to make changes and improve their robots between application and fair presentation.
- At the fair: We provide only 110 V outlet. We do NOT provide 220 V.
- At the fair: A table will be provided for each team for their set-up.
- At the fair: There will be 2 practice fields which will provide practicing for four teams at the same time. Teams will be asked to take turns in every 15 minutes.
- At the fair: Read Finalist guide under rules for more information.
GENIUS ROBOTICS | Questions and Answers
If you send us a specific question, their answers will be shared on this page for others as well:
1. Can we apply only for Sumo or Line follower? Answer: Both of those are optional competetions in 2017, therefore you are required to apply for master game. However, you are NOT required to attend Sumo or Line follower. This rule may change in future years.
2. Do we need to have Lego or FTC robot? The answer is no. You can apply for the master game with any robot you would like to choose, as long as your robot meets the specification laid out above.
3. Can we attend different robot for Sumo or Line follower than the master game? Yes. You can bring more than one robot and one can compete in the master game and others cane compete Sumo or Line follower game.
4. What is the maximum size of the robot? The robots must be smaller than 20x20x20 inches (50x50x50 cm) for the master game. For Sumo and Line follower robots' sizes, please refer the corresponding guidelines.
5. Is there a restriction on controlling the robot? You may either make the robot autonomous (which gets you more points) or control it via a hand-held device (cable or wireless control). If you are using a hand-held device, the controller must stay only on the longest side of their map to control their robot.
6. What if my robots is not ready before the application deadline, can I still apply? Yes you can apply. You final version of robot does NOT have to be ready during application. However, you must have a robot in hand to provide a video showing your capabilities and drawings and plan for your robot which will be used in GENIUS Olympiad master game and any photos during initial design and built-up.
7. UPDATES: Placement of cubes into the field has been updated. Instead of sliding them through platform, they will be randomly placed on floor with hand, without any pattern.
8. UPDATES: Floor map is updated: we will NOT use poster printed floor map anymore. Instead, the map design will be placed on floor tiles using colored tapes. please check the updated floor map.
9. UPDATES: Robots must be labeled with Project ID at least on one side of their robots. The size of the print should be at least 100 pts in Bold.


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Today my choice is Firelight by Sophie Jordan. I stumbled upon this book quite by accident, but fell in love with the cover and the synopsis immediately.
The book goes on sale on September, 7th 2010. Bit of a long wait if you ask me, but I'm sure it will be worth the wait.
With her rare ability to breathe fire, Jacinda is special even among the draki—the descendants of dragons who can shift between human and dragon forms.
The one thing that revives it is Will, whose family hunts her kind.
I haven't read a dragon shape shifter story yet, so this is another reason that this book attracted me so much. It sounds like it's definitely a lot different from the usual werewolf stories out there!


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of USA, this feature film of 2011 has been excellently directed by Elias Plagianos. You can watch The Crimson Mask: Director's Cut online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2011.
Rating: 5 by 11 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Robert Clohessy, Joshua Burrow and Chrishell Stause.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Elias Plagianos.
The original audio of The Crimson Mask: Director's Cut has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2011.
Screenplay written by Elias Plagianos and The Bros. Plagianos.
Robert Clohessy, Elias Plagianos, Craig Blair and Jason Plagianos.
This film was produced and / or financed by ESP Films.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie The Crimson Mask: Director's Cut has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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