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SuperCoach: Round one teams analysis4:31
Get ready to check your team as Tom Sangster and Heath Kelly run through the first team picks of the year.
SONNY Bill Williams' SuperCoach appeal plummeted when the star Roosters recruit was named on the bench for round one.
With Williams now highly unlikely to play more than 50 minutes and possibly much less, SuperCoaches are rushing to trade him out of their sides.
In other news from the team announcements:
• STAR Dragon Trent Merrin was named at lock, where his average minutes could increase from 54 last year to somewhere near 80 minutes this season;
• JUSTIN Horo and Jamie Buhrer were named in the back row for Manly following the absences of Glenn Stewart (knee, round seven) and Tony Williams (Bulldogs);
• WESTS Tigers young gun Jack Buchanan was named to start at prop, with Aaron Woods (knee) named 19th man and racing to be fit;
• PENRITH'S Nathan Smith, just $121,300, was named to start in Luke Lewis's vacated starting back-row spot;
• STORM cheapies Mahe Fonua and Tohu Harris will start after injuries to Sisa Waqa (hand, round eight) and Kevin Proctor (knee, round four);
• CANTERBURY'S David Klemmer, Martin Taupau, Tim Browne and Dale Finucane loom as cheapies after all were named in the 17 following injuries to Sam Kasiano (shin splints), Frank Pritchard (leg) and the suspension of James Graham;
• ROOSTERS cheapie Daniel Tupou beat recruit Michael Oldfield to a vacant wing spot;
• POTENTIAL bargain Drury Low was named on the wing for the Bulldogs following Ben Barba's suspension;
• SHAUN Johnson, a serious buy this year after inheriting the kicking duties, was a shock inclusion for the Warriors despite an elbow injury;
• FLYERS Anthony Don (Titans) and Jordan Kahu (Broncos) failed to make their respective line-ups;
• SOUTHS' Ben Lowe was named starting lock ahead of Michael Crocker.
SYDNEY ROOSTERS v SOUTH SYDNEY RABBITOHS at Allianz Stadium, 8.05pm
ROOSTERS: Anthony Minichiello (capt), Daniel Tupou, Michael Jennings, Shaun Kenny-Dowall, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, James Maloney, Mitchell Pearce, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Jake Friend, Sam Moa, Aidan Guerra, Mitchell Aubusson, Frank-Paul Nuuausala. Interchange: Daniel Mortimer, Martin Kennedy, Sonny Bill Williams, Luke O'Donnell, Boyd Cordner, Michael Oldfield (two to be omitted).
Unavailables: Tautau Moga (knee, indefinite), Jack Bosden (hip/wrist, indefinite), Lama Tasi (knee, round three)
Comment: Sonny Bill Williams' demotion to the bench is a blow for the player himself, as well as the man expected to run off him - Shaun Kenny-Dowall. SuperCoaches will be hoping Roger Tuivasa-Sheck moves to fullback sooner rather than later. Daniel Tupou is a great cheap buy after beating Michael Oldfield to a wing spot. James Maloney will be a popular buy, while Jake Friend is a no-no given Daniel Mortimer has been named on the bench.
RABBITOHS: Greg Inglis, Nathan Merritt, Dylan Farrell, Beau Champion, Andrew Everingham, John Sutton, Adam Reynolds, Sam Burgess, Issac Luke, Roy Asotasi, Chris McQueen, Ben Te'o, Ben Lowe. Interchange: Nathan Peats, Michael Crocker (capt), Jeff Lima, George Burgess, Dave Tyrrell, Jason Clark, Bryson Goodwin (three to be omitted).
Unavailables: Matt King (arm, indefinite), Luke Burgess (shoulder, round 12), Shaune Corrigan (foot, indefinite)
Comment: Greg Inglis is a genuine keeper under the new points system and was on fire during the trials. Sam Burgess will play front row, which isn't perfect, but probably not a deal breaker for those who want him. Steer clear of Issac Luke given the presence of Nathan Peats, while George Burgess and Ben Lowe offer value. Lowe, at just $164,900 but a former $280,000 player, has been named to start at lock ahead of captain Michael Crocker.
BRISBANE BRONCOS v MANLY SEA EAGLES at Suncorp Stadium, 8.05pm
BRONCOS: Corey Norman, Josh Hoffman, Jack Reed, Justin Hodges, Lachlan Maranta, Scott Prince, Peter Wallace, Josh McGuire, Andrew McCullough, Sam Thaiday (capt), Alex Glenn, Matt Gillett, Corey Parker. Interchange: Ben Hunt, Ben Hannant, Mitchell Dodds, David Stagg, Scott Anderson (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Dale Copley (knee, indefinite), David Hala (knee indefinite), Jharal Yow Yeh (ankle, indefinite)
Comment: Scott Prince will play five-eighth and has been kicking goals during the trials, which will cut into Corey Parker's scores. Those hoping for Jordan Kahu to emerge as a wing cheapie have had their hopes dashed after Corey Norman was moved to fullback and Josh Hoffman relegated to the wing. Sam Thaiday's move to the front row creates a starting back row spot for Matt Gillet, who has showed plenty of form in the trials (and has always displayed plenty of SuperCoach potential without ever becoming a keeper). Justin Hodges will again bust out plenty of huge scores this year, with injury his perennial nemesis. Ben Hannant's dumping to the bench rules him out as a SuperCoach buy.
SEA EAGLES: Brett Stewart, Jorge Taufua, Jamie Lyon (capt), Steve Matai, David Williams, Kieran Foran, Daly Cherry-Evans, Brenton Lawrence, Matt Ballin, Brent Kite, Anthony Watmough, Justin Horo, Jamie Buhrer. Interchange: Ritchie Fa'aoso, Joe Galuvao, David Gower, Jesse Sene-Lefao, Peter Hiku, George Rose (two to be omitted).
Unavailables: Glenn Stewart (knee, round seven), Jason King (shoulder, round two)
Comment: Justin Horo and Jamie Buhrer have emerged as juicy buys, named in the back row following the absences of Glenn Stewart (knee, round seven) and Tony Williams (Bulldogs). Brenton Lawrence also looms as an interesting purchase. At $196,400, his price is tricky, but he was the best points per minute player in the comp last year. Rookie back rower Jesse Sene-Lefao must come into consideration after being named in the 17, while young back Peter Hiku also deserves a mention after being named 18th man.
PARRAMATTA EELS v NZ WARRIORS at Parramatta Stadium, 5.30pm
EELS: Jarryd Hayne (capt), Ken Sio, Ryan Morgan, Jacob Loko, Cheyse Blair, Luke Kelly, Chris Sandow, Darcy Lussick, Matt Keating, Tim Mannah, Reni Maitua (capt), Ben Smith, Joseph Paulo. Interchange: Ben Roberts, Fuifui Moimoi, Mitchell Allgood, Matt Ryan.
Unavailables: Willie Tonga (shoulder, indefinite), Taniela Lasalo (broken arm, round 10)
Comment: Jarryd Hayne is the best fullback in SuperCoach history and close to a must-have. Jacob Loko is a great cheap buy after being named at centre, while Chris Sandow's stocks are set to rise after inheriting the kicking duties off the retired Luke Burt. There will no doubt be a game time winner from Nathan Hindmarsh's retirement, but identifying the player to benefit most is difficult, so steer clear.
WARRIORS: Kevin Locke, Glen Fisiiahi, Dane Nielsen, Konrad Hurrell, Manu Vatuvei, Thomas Leuluai, Shuan Johnson, Sam Rapria, Elijah Taylor, Ben Matulino, Feleti Mateo, Simon Mannering (capt), Todd Lowrie. Interchange: Ben Henry, Jacob Lillyman, Sebastine Ikahihifo, Pita Godinet, Steve Rapria, Charlie Gubb (two to be omitted).
Unavailables: Carlos Tuimavave (hand, round five), Sam Lousi (foot, round six), Sione Lousi (knee, season), Nathan Friend (shoulder, round five), Russell Packer (bicep, round five)
Comment: Shaun Johnson, who is set for a price surge this year after inheriting the kicking duties off James Maloney (Roosters), has been named despite being initially ruled out with an elbow injury. Forwards Sam Rapira, Sebastine Ikahihifo and Charlie Gubb (if he makes the 17) loom as great cheap purchases given the injuries to Sam Lousi (foot, round six), Sione Lousi (knee, season) and Russell Packer (bicep, round five). Feleti Mateo is an all-time SuperCoach great and wouldn't look out of place in any side. Glen Fisiiahi has scored a wing spot ahead of Bill Tupou, but is priced at an awkward $134,300.
CANTERBURY BULLDOGS v NORTH QUEENSLAND COWBOYS at Bluetongue Stadium, 7.30pm
BULLDOGS: Steve Turner, Drury Low, Josh Morris, Krisnan Inu, Sam Perrett, Josh Reynolds, Kris Keating, Aiden Tolman, Michael Ennis (capt), Martin Taupau, Tony Williams, Josh Jackson, Greg Eastwood. Interchange: Dene Halatau, Dale Finucane, Tim Browne, David Klemmer, Mitch Brown (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Ben Barba (disciplinary suspension, indefinite), Sam Kasiano (shin splints, indefinite), Frank Pritchard (leg, indefinite), James Graham (suspension, round nine)
Comment: With Steve Turner to play fullback in the absence of Ben Barba (disciplinary suspension, indefinite), winger Drury Low emerges as a great cheap buy. With Sam Kasiano (shin splints, indefinite), Frank Pritchard (leg, indefinite) and James Graham (suspension, round nine) out, serious opportunities open up for Martin Taupau, Dale Finucane, Tim Browne and David Klemmer. But how many of these cheap buys can you run in your side at the same time? Aiden Tolman will be hard hit by the new 8m rule and attacking points system, even if his minutes increase due to forward injuries.
COWBOYS: Matthew Bowen, Ashley Graham, Brent Tate, Kane Linnett, Antonio Winterstein, Johnathan Thurston (capt), Ray Thompson, Matt Scott (capt), Scott Moore, James Tamou, Gavin Cooper, Glenn Hall, Dallas Johnson. Interchange: Rory Kostjasyn, Ashton Sims, Tariq Sims, Jason Taumalolo, Scott Bolton, Robert Lui (two to be omitted).
Unavailables: Michael Morgan (broken jaw, round three)
Comment: Johnathan Thurston will be a must-have at some stage, while former England hooker Scott Moore could offer value at $160,000. Tariq Sims is worth far more than his $159,600 starting price, but won't see big rises until he returns to the starting team. Matt Scott and James Tamou could be options down the track, but the new 8m rule may see early price drops.
PENRITH PANTHERS v CANBERRA RAIDERS at Centrebet Stadium, 2.00pm
PANTHERS: Dean Whare, Josh Mansour, Wes Naiqama, Brad Tighe, David Simmons, Lachlan Coote, Luke Walsh, Sam McKendry, Kevin Kingston (capt), Tim Grant, Sika Manu, Lewis Brown, Nathan Smith. Interchange: James Segeyaro, Nigel Plum, Clint Newton, Jeremy Latimore, Adam Docker (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Cameron Ciraldo (knee, indefinite), Mose Masoe (unknown, indefinite)
Comment: The departure of Luke Lewis creates massive opportunities for Nathan Smith and Lewis Brown. Wes Naiqama has taken Michael Jennings' (Roosters) centre spot and could be an intriguing buy, but Kevin Kingston's days as a SuperCoach keeper are over following the recruitment of James Segeyaro.
RAIDERS: Reece Robinson, Sandor Earl, Jack Wighton, Blake Ferguson, Edrick Lee, Josh McCrone (capt), Sam Williams, David Shillington (capt), Shaun Berrigan, Dane Tilse, Josh Papalii, Joel Thompson, Shaun Fensom. Interchange: Matt McIllwrick, Joel Edwards, Mark Nicholls, Tom Learoyd-Lahrs, Brett White (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Josh Dugan (infection, round two), Jarrod Croker (knee, round two), Glen Buttriss, (ankle, round two), Terry Campese (knee, indefinite)
Comment: Reece Robinson could score huge this week after being moved to his favourite fullback position and inheriting the kicking duties from Jarrod Croker (knee, round two). But with Josh Dugan (infection, round two) back next week, Robinson's honeymoon could be short-lived. Blake Ferguson is a definite point of difference after being moved closer to the action at centre. Shaun Fensom will be one of the most disadvantaged forwards in the competition from the new points system, but keep him up your sleeve for later on.
MELBOURNE STORM v ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA DRAGONS at AAMI Park, 3.00pm
STORM: Billy Slater, Matt Duffie, Will Chambers, Justin O'Neill, Mahe Fonua, Gareth Widdop, Cooper Cronk, Jesse Bromwich, Cameron Smith (capt), Bryan Norrie, Tohu Harris, Ryan Hoffman, Ryan Hinchcliffe. Interchange: Jason Ryles, Lagi Setu, Siosaia Vave, Junior Moors, Brett Finch (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Sisa Waqa (hand, round eight), Kevin Proctor (knee, round four)
Comment: The Storm offer some serious opportunities this year. Mahe Fonua is a great bargain backline purchase following the injury to Sisa Waqa (hand, round eight). Likewise, Tohu Harris has been named to start following a brilliant World Club Challenge performance in place of Kevin Proctor (knee, round four). Junior Moors and Lagi Setu also offer value. Cameron Smith is a must-have due to the predicted price drops of SuperCoach Gods Paul Gallen and Corey Parker. Billy Slater will be an option at some stage, but bank on a WCC hangover to bring his price down over the opening rounds.
DRAGONS: Gerard Beale, Brett Morris, Chase Stanley, Matt Cooper, Jason Nightingale, Jamie Soward, Nathan Fien, Dan Hunt, Mitch Rein, Michael Weyman, Tyson Frizell, Ben Creagh (capt), Trent Merrin. Interchange: Bronson Harrison, Leeson Ah Mau, Matt Prior, Cameron King, Jack Stockwell (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Kyle Stanley (knee, season), Bronx Goodwin (pectoral, round 14)
Comment: The big news is Trent Merrin's move to lock. The positional switch could bring him 80 minutes, in which case he'd join Gallen, Parker, Smith and co in the SuperCoach elite. Mitch Rein's stocks have dropped after Cameron King was named on the bench. As expected, Nathan Fien beat cheapie Josh Drinkwater to the halfback spot vacated by Ben Hornby (retired). Gerard Beale remains a value option in the backline despite a poor Charity Shield showing.
CRONULLA SHARKS v GOLD COAST TITANS at Sharks Stadium, 6.30pm
SHARKS: Michael Gordon, Jonathan Wright, Ricky Leutele, Matthew Wright, Beau Ryan, Todd Carney, Jeff Robson, Andrew Fifita, Isaac De Gois, Ben Ross, Luke Lewis, Wade Graham, Paul Gallen (capt). Interchange: Chris Heighington, Jon Green, John Morris, Anthony Tupou, Jayson Bukuya, Mark Taufua, Chad Townsend (three to be omitted).
Unavailables: Bryce Gibbs (Achilles, round 10), Ben Pomeroy (groin, round three), Michael Lichaa (hamstring, round three)
Comment: Michael Gordon is close to buy of the year and will kick goals. Todd Carney is a no-no returning from serious injury. Paul Gallen will see some serious price drops due to the new points system and coach Shan Flanagan's promise to rest his star forward for 10-15 minutes in most matches. Snap him up cheap in about round five.
TITANS: William Zillman, Kevin Gordon, Brad Takairangi, Jamal Idris, David Mead, Aidan Sezer, Albert Kelly, Luke Douglas, Matt Srama, Nate Myles, Greg Bird, Ben Ridge, Ashley Harrison. Interchange: Dave Taylor, Luke Bailey, Ryan James, Beau Falloon, Luke O'Dwyer (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Matt White (knee, season)
Comment: Albert Kelly has been named at halfback and will be a very popular purchase. His halves partner Aidan Sezer should also see a price rise after inheriting the kicking duties off Scott Prince. Avoid Matt Srama after back-up hooker Beau Falloon was named on the bench. Dave Taylor is a risk after being named on the interchange. Nate Myles will be a great buy in a few weeks, but expect the 8m rule to take its toll on most forwards.
NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS v WESTS TIGERS at Hunter Stadium, 7.00pm
KNIGHTS: Darius Boyd, James McManus, Dane Gagai, Anthony Quinn, Akuila Uate, Jarrod Mullen, Kurt Gidley (capt), Kade Snowden, Travis Waddell, Willie Mason, Beau Scott, Chris Houston, Jeremy Smith. Interchange: Tyrone Roberts, Neville Costigan, Robbie Rochow, Alex McKinnon, David Fa'alogo (one to be omitted).
Unavailables: Timana Tahu (foot, round three), Matt Hilder (hand, round five), Danny Buderus (back, round three)
Comment: Kurt Gidley is cheap this year and could return to the SuperCoach stratosphere, although he may spend some time at hooker given Tyrone Roberts is on the bench (plus the injuries to Matt Hilder and Danny Buderus). Travis Waddell has the hooking spot for at least a few weeks, but is not quite priced as a cheapie. Expect Chris Houston's minutes to drop this year following the recruitment of Jeremy Smith and Beau Scott. Darius Boyd had a shocker last year, but could return to his best in 2013.
TIGERS: Tim Moltzen, Matt Utai, Blake Ayshford, Chris Lawrence, Marika Koroibete, Benji Marshall, Jacob Miller, Jack Buchanan, Robbie Farah (capt), Keith Galloway, Braith Anasta, Liam Fulton, Adam Blair. Interchange: Matt Bell, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Bodene Thompson, Eddy Pettybourne, Joel Reddy, Aaron Woods (two to be omitted).
Unavailables: Lote Tuqiri (broken arm, indefinite), Curtis Sironen (shoulder, round three), Matt Groat (ankle, indefinite), James Gavet (ankle indefinite)
Comment: Benji Marshall and Robbie Farah loom as great purchases once again. Jacob Miller is a decent cheap purchase in the halves, although Albert Kelly is preferred. Young prop Jack Buchanan has been named to start at prop and is therefore a serious purchase, although star front rower Aaron Woods is breathing down his neck after being named 19th man as he attempts to beat a knee injury.
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TYPO Berlin 2010 "Passion" In Full Swing
Day three of TYPO Berlin has kicked off with an interesting and entertaining presentation in which Jonathan Barnbrook – socially and politically conscious graphic and type designer, typographer, and all around great chap – explains both the philosophical concepts and design rationale behind his typefaces. If you already want a taster of the conference, check the #typo10 hashtag in Twitter, and see the first photos being added to the TYPO Berlin 2010 Flickr Pool.
Things I have learned at TYPO Berlin so far (sorry mister Sagmeister):
- It can be very hard sometimes to make up your mind about what presentations to attend, and you always end up regretting missing something.
- The organisers, technical crew and assistants, and moderators are so very friendly and efficient.
- The TYPO translators are incredibly good.
- Erik Spiekermann and I have at least two things in common – we both love marzipan and had a lot more hair 25 years ago.
- Alessio Leonardi is pretty insane and unpredictable, but always in a very good way.
- I shouldn't attend presentations on topics I already know about, good as they may be.
- After all it's not bad to be scheduled against coffee break (inside joke with Ivo Gabrowitsch), especially when you do a strong presentation on the very hot topic of webfonts.
- Rich Roat sure can cram a lot of information in a little over an hour.
- I knew it would be bad to be scheduled against Carlos Segura.
- It can get frustrating when you show images too fast.
- A bug in the software can have equally impressive and disastrous consequences for a kinetic sculpture.
- One shouldn't sacrifice a lecture if one of the two lunchtime lectures only lasts half an hour.
- If Martin Majoor and Sébastien Morlighem are presenting, buy their book and have it autographed on the spot.
- Niels "Shoe" Meulman can do monumental graffiti wearing a two-piece suit.
- About twenty people in the TYPO Hall audience call someone who isn't their biological father "dad".
- I still don't like certain types of anti-aesthetic design.
- You are bound to be severely disappointed by your graphic design idols.
- Somehow you can manage to have a Q&A session when your aimless presentation can be summed up in two platitudes: "Do your work with passion." and "I surf and have a fit girlfriend with great boobs."
- Advertising with dog poo is a good idea after all.
- Eike König is like a diesel – he needs a little time to get up to speed, but once he does, oh boy, it's fireworks.
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After Trump negotiated a tax break with Carrier to keep jobs in Indiana, Justin Amash came out swinging on Twitter. Amash called the deal "corporate welfare and cronyism," and argued it benefited the politically connected at the expense of everyone else.
Later, justifying his argument, he tweeted out this:
Amash shows, through a hypothetical scenario, how a $10 general tax with a $1 subsidy just to you has the same end result as a $10 general tax with you only being taxed $9. $10-$1=$9. Therefore, a targeted tax break is equivalent to a subsidy, according to Amash, and those against subsidies should not be in favor of targeted tax breaks. It's hypocrisy, he argues.
This argument, however, (#AmashMath, as I call it) can be applied to all sorts of other situations. Consider the following:
If everybody is taxed $10, it has the same end result as if they were taxed $11 and given $1 back. According to #AmashMath then, a general tax decrease is the same as a general subsidy. If libertarians are against the latter, then apparently they should also be against the former.
Here's another example, even more absurd:
According to #AmashMath, libertarians should be against limited government too! It's just the same thing as big government!
All of this, of course, is not true, and is just shown to demonstrate the absurdity of Amash's claim. His argument isn't just incorrect; it's dangerously incorrect. Because the same argument used against targeted tax breaks can also used against tax breaks in general, it doesn't just undermine the former; it undermines all of libertarianism.
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The real reason libertarians are opposed to subsidies, targeted or general, isn't because it's cronyism. It's because subsidies are generally redistributive. We can come up with ideal scenarios where an individual or company gets their money back from a subsidy, but that's not how it works in the real world. Some individuals or businesses receiving subsidies become net tax consumers (those who receive more in taxes than they pay), and a bloated bureaucracy (also full of net tax consumers) is created. Tax breaks meanwhile truly let each individual or business keep their own money.
If Amash is concerned about the rule of law, and opposes singling out Carrier for that reason, that's fine. But singling out a company or individual by name is different from selecting categories or characteristics. Targeted tax breaks can still happen under the latter without undermining the rule of law.
As for concerns about cronyism, they deal with equality, not liberty. Libertarians are in favor of the latter ideal. Being against tax breaks for the few is like being in favor of adding women to the draft just because men are there. It's equal slavery.
"Crony capitalism" in the form of tax loopholes don't distort the market either. Taxes distort the market. Lowered taxes, even for a few, bring the market closer to its undistorted version. As Ludwig von Mises once said, "capitalism breathes through those loopholes." When Ron Paul was asked about the poor not paying income taxes, he didn't call it crony capitalism. He said "We're halfway there!"
Justin Amash, a true champion of liberty, has done great service during his six years in Congress. But by refusing to accept targeted tax breaks, he cripples his ability to bring freedom to America.
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When Democrat Doris Matsui won a special election this week to replace her late husband, Rep. Robert Matsui, D-Sacramento, she became the third California House member to take office after the death of her spouse, joining Reps. Mary Bono, R-Palm Springs, and Lois Capps, D-Santa Barbara.
Bono, whose 45th Congressional District stretches from the Coachella Valley to Southwest County where it takes in most of Murrieta, won a special election in April 1998 to succeed her late husband, Rep. Sonny Bono, R-Palm Springs.
Bono was later re-elected to the seat in November 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2004. Bono was unavailable for comment because of previous commitments, a staffer said.
Matsui sworn in
Matsui was sworn in Thursday as the 5th Congressional District representative. Shortly after she took office, Matsui received her sole committee assignment from House Minority leader Nancy Pelosi, D-San Francisco. Matsui will serve on the House Rules Committee.
The assignment is a plum role on Capitol Hill, political insiders say, given the committee is charged with deciding which bills are to be brought to the House floor and what amendments will be allowed. Matsui also moved into the House office suite formerly occupied by her husband.
However, she will likely give up that office after the 109th congressional session ends next year. Most everything on Capitol Hill is determined by seniority, something Matsui will have to earn. The late Rep. Robert Matsui, 63, who died Jan. 1 of complications from a rare bone marrow disease, held his congressional seat for for 26 years.
The Matsuis were married for 38 years.
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When former Rep. Walter Capps, D-Santa Barbara, died of a heart attack in October 1997, a special election was held in March 1998 to determine who would replace the late House member. That election pitted GOP Assemblyman Tom Bordonaro against Lois Capps, who ended up winning the seat.
A few months later in November 1998, Capps bested Bordonaro again to win a full two-year term in the House. She has since been re-elected three times and serves on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. Capps represents the 23rd Congressional District.
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"Despite tragedy and heartbreak, life indeed does go on, and I know that somewhere Bob is looking down and smiling," said the 60-year-old Doris Matsui in her first floor speech after House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Illinois, administered the oath of office.
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Manchester United held to 1-1 draw by Rostov in Europa League
Manchester United have been held to a 1-all draw by Rostov, in the 1st leg of their Europa League last-16 tie in Russia.
United's Armenian international found the back of the net for the visitors, 10 minutes before the interval, but Aleksandr Bukharov cancelled out Henrikh Mkhitaryan's close range effort a few minutes after the restart.
The goal came, after an exquisite ball from Timofei Kalachev was met by Bukharov, who controlled it with his chest, before firing the ball past the goalie with just a single touch.
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wow. looks like i was in the immediate area when some fool high school student shot himself today.
seriously, the library is just across the parking lot from that school.
i really can't wait to move to a city where i HOPE the students are smart enough to not put loaded guns in their pockets, let alone carry the damn things to school.
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Westmeath withstand second half rally to claim the spoils in NHL Division 2A final
NHL DIVISION 2A: Westmeath 0-10 Carlow 0-8
It was far from a classic in Tullamore today as Westmeath were crowned National hurling league Division 2A champions but they were forced to battle both Carlow and the elements to hold out by two points.
It was a dogged and scrappy affair but with no shortage of desire on either side, Westmeath had that bit more class on the day and their 0-09 to 0-3 half time lead set up them up to hold on despite only scoring one point in the second half.
Westmeath started brightly with Brendan Murtagh leading the way but the struggled to open up a sizeable lead given the strong wind advantage they had in the opening half. Three late points left them 0-9 to 0-3 up at the break but they were far from comfortable.
Carlow spurned three goal chances in the early stages of the second half but once Westmeath weathered that storm, they kept the Carlow men at arms length until the final stages.
Brendan Murtagh's '65 in the 42nd minute was the first and Westmeath's only score of the second half and the game was heading for the final quarter when James Doyle ended a 35 minute scoreless spell for Carlow with a well taken point.
Kevin McDonald landed four frees coming into the final stretch to make the last few minutes nerve tingling for Westmeath supporters but that elusive goal denied Carlow a wonder comeback.
Scorers: Westmeath: B Murtagh 0-7 (0-5f, 0-2 '65s), A Devine, E Price & C Boyle 0-1 each.
Carlow: K McDonald 0-4f, M Kavanagh 0-3 (0-2f), J Doyle 0-1.
WESTMEATH: P Moloney; T Gallagher, T Doyle, S Power; A Craig, A Clarke, A McGrath; G Greville, C Boyle; L Varley, D McNicholas, R Greville; A Devine, B Murtagh, E Price.
Subs: N O'Brien for McNicholas (23), N Dowdall for R Greville (57), D Egerton for Devine (61)
CARLOW: J Barron; A Corcoran, M Ryan, G Coady; D Byrne, D English, J O'Hara; J Kavanagh, M Kavanagh; Seán Murphy, JM Nolan, K McDonald; J Doyle, Seamus Murphy, S Whelan.
Subs: R Kelly for Whelan (ht), R Smithers for Seán Murphy (49)
Referee: John Keane (Galway)
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1. To remove dryness
Sedative-type eye mask is the most efficient tool, and it also could be repeatedly used. After finishing skin care every night, put iced face mask on the eyes for about 10 minutes which could completely relax the eyes.
2. To eliminate serious dark circles
You can stock two stainless steel spoons in the fridge freezer. After using eye cream every morning, pat around the eyes slightly with a iced metal spoon, which plays the role of eye-cleaning and swelling elimination.
3. To remove fine wrinkles of smiling
In addition to regular anti-wrinkle eye cream, meticulous massage around the eyes is necessary when using eye cream everyday.Tap in the clockwise and let it absorb the cream slowly to make the skin compact up.
4. To supplement water around the eyes
In addition to 8 glasses of water a day, we should also prepare a bottle of eye drops in the office so that the eyes could remain moist and look beautiful at any time.
5. To do cleansing around the eyes
Cosmetics result in great injury to the skin around your eyes, so you should remove your makeup carefully with eye and lip makeup remover. And particularly in the selection of cotton, it is especially important to select seal type of cotton pads, so as not to stick cotton in the eyes and eyelashes.
6. To make life regulated
It is necessary to ensure enough sleep and reject staying up late. No smoking, no drinking and more exercise. To be happy everyday makes your skin naturally vibrant.
7. To do eye sun-proof
In fact, UV does great damage to the eye, which is the main cause to fine wrinkles around eyes. Therefore remember to wipe eye cream with SPF before going outside every day so as to prevent the fragile eye skin from being hurt.
8. To drink a cup of beauty tea everyday
Take 15g of Chinese wolfberry and decoct it with boiling water for 30 minutes, then drink it when it becomes cool. Chinese wolfberry is rich in beta carotene, vitamin B1, vitamin C, calcium and iron which benefit your liver, kidney and eyes. Due to its function as a sauce, Chinese wolfberry plays an important role in assistant therapy for dryness or fatigue of eyes as well as near-sightedness of the white-collar who use computers too often, whether it is used to make tea or used as direct chewing food.
9. To select eye-care products with whitening effect
Skin around the eyes is most vulnerable, thus it is very difficult to eliminate spots once melanin is deposited around eyes. So from now we have to choose the eye cream with whitening effect, for prevention is often better than treatment.
10. to take 5 minutes off for eye movement each day
Basically, you have to stand up and let the eyes have a rest after every 2 hours of work. Look into the distance and gently massage the eyes, then close the eyes for 5 minutes to relax the eye fully.


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|Nov 16, 1965
|Filing date
|Feb 25, 1963
|Priority date
|Feb 25, 1963
|Publication number
|Pardue Edward
|Original Assignee
|Schlitz Brewing Co J
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (21), Classifications (8)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Ndv. 16, 1965 E. PARDUE DRINKING GLASS Filed Feb. 25, 1963 13b 26 25b 25a 21c. 21c. Zlb
INVENTOR. EDWARD PARDUE QM/haw ATTORNEY ited States Patent 3,218,447 DRENKING GLASS Edward Pardue, Atherton, Califl, assignor, by direct and mesne assignments, to 30s. Schlitz Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
Filed Feb. 25, 1963, Ser. No. 260,773 1 Claim. (Cl. 240-641) The present invention relates in general to drinking glasses, and more particularly to a self-illuminating drinking glass.
An object of the present invention is to provide a selfilluminating drinking glass.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a self-illuminating glass that automatically lights up when resting on its base and that automatically extinguishes the light thereof when resting on the rim of the bowl thereof.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a drinking glass without manually operated switches and which has a light extinguished when resting on the rim of the bowl thereof and which automatically becomes illuminated when resting on the base thereof.
Other and further objects and advantages of the present invention will be apparent to one skilled in the art from the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is an elevational view of the self-illuminating drinking glass of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view taken along line 22 of FIG. 1.
Illustrated in FIG. 1 is the self-illuminating drinking glass of the present invention which comprises a wide base 11, a narrow stem 12 merging downwardly and outwardly into base 11, and a conically shaped bowl 13 merging downwardly and radially inwardly into the top end of stem 12 and supported thereby. As shown in FIG. 2, a cylindrical opening 15 is formed in the lower section of the base 11 and is adapted to snugly receive a removable cover 16. Communicating with the opening 15 is a cylindrical bore 17 of reduced diameter formed in the base 11.
Disposed within the bore 17 of base 11 and seated on the removable cover 16 is a suitable battery 18 which is substantially larger than stem 12. In the preferred embodiment, the battery 18 is a relatively fiat battery. It is to be noted that the base 11, the cover 16 and the stem 12 are made of suitable metallic material and are conductors of electricity. Thus, a lower terminal 18a of the battery 18 is electrically connected to the cover 16, the base 11 and the stem 12.
Communicating with the bore 17 is an axial reduced diameter cylindrical bore 20 formed substantially in the stem 12. Fixedly mounted within the bore 20 is a conventional mercury switch 21 which is thin and elongated in shape. The mercury switch 21 includes a cylindrical glass tube 21a .and is thus insulated from or out of electrical contact with the metallic stem 12. A lower terminal 21b of the mercury switch 21, which is not electrically connected to the stem 12, is connected by a suitable insulated conductor 22 to an upper terminal 18b of the battery to establish an electrical connection therewith. However, the upper'terminal 18b of the battery 18, the conductor 22, and the lower terminal 21b of the mercury switch 21 are not electrically connected to the stem 12 and the base 11, excepting through the switch 21 and the battery 18.
3,213,447 Patented Nov. 16, 1965 The mercury switch 21 is constructed and arranged so as to provide a closed on or electrically conducting switch when the drinking glass 10 is resting on the base 11, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. However, when the position of the glass is reversed so that the glass is resting on a rim 13a of the glass bowl 13, the mercury switch 21 is in an open or non-conducting otf position.
Received in threaded engagement with the wall of the bore 20 in the stem 12 and disposed above the mercury switch 21, and beneath bowl 13 in the merging portion between the bowl and the narrow portion of the stem, is a conventional light bulb 25. A lower terminal 25a of the light bulb 25 is in contact with an upper terminal 210 of the mercury switch 21 to establish an electrical connection therewith. A cylindrical terminal 25b of the light bulb 25 is in threaded engagement with the stem 12 to establish an electrical connection therewith.
For forming a rigid support for the conical bowl 13, a cylindrical flange 26 is received in threaded engagement by the stem 12. The annular rim of the flange 26 rests on the upper wall of the stem 12. The conical glass bowl 13 is fixedly secured to the flange 26. This may be accomplished in any suitable manner such as by employing an adhesive or bonding agent or by forming a threaded groove in the upper surface of the flange 26 with corresponding threaded lower section of the glass bowl 13. As shown in the drawings, the lower section of the glass bowl 13 includes a transparent bell-shaped raised portion 13b that is disposed over the light bulb 25 and over the annular flange 26.
In the operation of the self-illuminating drinking glass 10, the light bulb 25 is lighted when the drinking glass 10 is resting on the base 11 thereof, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. The light bulb 25 is energized over the following path: terminal 25a of the light bulb 25, terminal 210 of the mercury switch 21, mercury switch 21, terminal 21b of the mercury switch 21, conductor 22, terminal 18b of the battery 18, battery 18, terminal 18a of the battery 18, cover 16, base 11, stem 12, terminal 25b of the light bulb 25 and light bulb 25. During the time the drinking glass 11 rests on the base 11 thereof, the mercury switch 21 is automatically closed in a conventional and well-known manner by means of the liquid mercury completing the connection between spaced conductors.
When the drinking glass 10 is placed so that the drinking glass 10 rests on the rim 13a of the bowl 13, the mercury switch 21 is automatically opened in a conventional and well-known manner to extinguish the light bulb 25. This may be accomplished by the liquid mercury flowing away from the position in which it establishes a connection between spaced conductors.
It is to be understood that modifications and variations of the embodiment of the invention disclosed herein may be resorted to without departing from the spirit of the invention and the scope of the appended claim.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new and desire to protect by Letters Patent is:
A goblet-type drinking glass comprising: a wide base, a narrow stem merging downwardly and radially outwardly into said base, a bowl merging downwardly and radially inwardly into the top end of said stern and supported thereby, a battery substantially larger than said stem and disposed in said base, a thin elongated mercury switch disposed in said stem and adapted to be in on position when the glass is in one vertical position and in 011 position when the glass is in the other vertical position, an electric connection disposed in said stem between References Cited by the Examiner said battery and said switch, a light bulb disposed beneath UNITED STATES PATENTS said bowl 1n the merging portion between the bowl and A I the narrow portion of said stern, an electrical connection 2,177,337 10/1939 Stem extending between said bulb and said mercury switch, an 5 2,224,319 12/1940 Schroyer 2406-4 electrical connection between said bulb and said battery, g z
t h b mp 11 and a cover on t e bottom of sa1d ase and closely a 2,995,650 8/1961 Kiekhaefer 240 2 jacent said battery, said cover being removable to permit access to said battery without disturbing said switch, NORTON ANSI-1BR, primary Examiner
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Nov 20, 1937
|Oct 24, 1939
|Stein Alexander
|Automatic illuminated glass holder
|Jul 7, 1938
|Dec 10, 1940
|Robert M Schroyer
|Illuminated drinking vessel
|Aug 27, 1942
|Oct 31, 1944
|Jesse A Ramsey
|Marine safety light
|Aug 23, 1951
|Dec 22, 1953
|Simpson Robert E
|Illuminated drinking glass
|May 12, 1959
|Aug 8, 1961
|Carl Kiekhaefer Elmer
|Running light for an outboard motor
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|May 31, 1979
|Apr 7, 1981
|Bolha David J
|Lighted coaster for drinks
|Jul 31, 1981
|Jun 28, 1983
|Boerung-Gebrauchsartikel Gmbh
|Jun 4, 1991
|Dec 3, 1991
|Weller Harvey G
|Illuminated scenic glass
|May 27, 1992
|May 18, 1993
|Tipton Tommy B
|Lighted drinking glass
|Jun 23, 1995
|Nov 19, 1996
|Tipton; Tommy B.
|Container using fiber optic imaging
|Apr 15, 1998
|Mar 9, 1999
|Menashrov; Gavriel
|Illuminated drinking vessel
|Jun 6, 1997
|May 23, 2000
|Progessive Specialty Glass Company, Inc.
|Base for illuminating the interior of a container
|Nov 20, 2000
|Jan 28, 2003
|Richard Dale Hoy
|Container with illuminated interior visual display
|Nov 15, 2001
|Aug 2, 2005
|Richard Dale Hoy
|Container with illuminated interior visual display
|May 17, 2004
|Mar 28, 2006
|Patrick Ortiz
|Tumbler with LED
|Jun 15, 2006
|Aug 12, 2008
|S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
|Decorative light system
|Jun 15, 2006
|Dec 2, 2008
|S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc.
|Decorative light system
|Nov 15, 2001
|Mar 11, 2004
|Hoy Richard Dale
|Container with illuminated interior visual display
|Dec 21, 2001
|Oct 14, 2004
|Mckay Christopher B.
|Illuminated beverage-holding device
|May 17, 2004
|Nov 25, 2004
|Taylor Philip G.
|Tumbler with led
|May 17, 2013
|Dec 19, 2013
|LLV Designs, LLC
|Two piece beverage/drinking or food container
|Mar 5, 2015
|Apr 5, 2016
|Hyung Ho Lee
|Portable wine glass
|Mar 20, 1981
|Oct 7, 1982
|Boerung Gebrauchsartikel Gmbh
|May 5, 1995
|Jul 20, 1995
|Hammann Georg
|Niedervolt-Halogen-Duftlampe, Vorrichtung, vornehmlich zur Erw�rmung und Beleuchtung von Fl�ssigkeiten
|Jun 2, 1998
|Dec 10, 1998
|Gavriel Menashrov
|Illuminated drinking vessel
|Feb 25, 2000
|Mar 29, 2001
|Jeffrey Askew
|U.S. Classification
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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Britain's Shelley Jory-Leigh was travelling at 87 mph in the final of Valetta's Malta Grand Prix of the Sea on Sunday when her boat hit an "unusual" wave.
Patrick Huybreghts, her co-driver, was catapulted into the sea while Ms Jory-Leigh was left bruised after hitting the boat's hull. She said: "We were lucky to walk away."
She was able to radio for assistance immediately and the pair were taken to hospital for treatment.
The accident happened on the ninth lap of the race in their Spirit of Belgium racing boat.
She said: "I've seen the footage from the onboard cameras and whilst we're still unsure as to why it happened, one things for sure we're both lucky we are only battered and bruised.
"Unfortunately it was just a very unusual wave. We call it hooking - you catch the wrong wave at the wrong time. It literally hooks you and you get thrown side-to-side. I was tossed around like a rag doll."
Ms Jory-Leigh, who also runs a family bridal business, has been powerboat racing since 2002.


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[noh-loh kuh n-ten-duh-ree] /ˈnoʊ loʊ kənˈtɛn də ri/
noun, Law.
(in a criminal case) a defendant's pleading that does not admit guilt but subjects him or her to punishment as though a guilty plea had been entered, the determination of guilt remaining open in other proceedings.
/ˈnəʊləʊ kɒnˈtɛndərɪ/
(law, mainly US) a plea made by a defendant to a criminal charge having the same effect in those proceedings as a plea of guilty but not precluding him from denying the charge in a subsequent action
in law, a plea by the defendant in a criminal prosecution of not contending a conviction as though a guilty plea had been entered but not admitting guilt; also called nolo
Word Origin
L. lit. I do not wish to contend
Latin, literally "I do not wish to contend." A plea that admits no guilt but subjects the defendant to judgment.
nolo contendere [(noh-loh kuhn-ten-duh-ree, kuhn-ten-duh-ray)]
A plea that can be entered in a criminal or civil case, by which an accused person neither admits guilt nor proclaims innocence of a charge. Nolo contendere is Latin for "I do not wish to contend."
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With summer fast approaching, most get busy packing their bags for a rousing vacation. If you are someone who is drawn to the particular calm blue ocean, then the beaches in the Philippines are amid of the best options to program a holiday. Apuao Grande Island ought to be high up listed. The island situated in Camarines Norte, the northern most province of Bicol is named the "ZigZag Capital" of the Philippines, because of its breathtaking twists along with turns along the island. Visitors would certainly consume a trip down maui.
Apuao Grande Island
Yes we can get it done! Mocha (a local surfing trainer) said when we had been planning to visit Calaguas in our first morning in Daet in Camarines Sur. After a short talk while having breakfast, we decided not to pursue Calaguas?due to the heavy rains and robust winds. For the rest of the day,?we just stayed in the vicinity of our hostel?together with an awesome afternoon that has a pair of SanMig and Laing upon our table.
Day Excursion in Apuao Grande Island
Apuao Grandes Island in MercedesCamarines Norte
On the second day, i was lucky to have a warm weather so we instantly planned for a seaside escapade. Calaguas is quite far and waves are however high according to Mocha – the resident surf instructor / guide, and we agreed to visit another beach destination known as Apuao Grande ?Island.
Apuao Grande Island Resort
We all headed to Daet Wet industry to buy rice, fruits, beer and something for you to grill for our refreshments lunch. Taking Trike to Mercedes vent is a bit expensive and then we decided to take the jeepney as a substitute. ?From Mercedes, we took a small toned passenger boat for the town of Basud then we proceeded to a sitio called Kayukyukan to meet our bangkero (boatman).
Island Caretakers
The authentic Bangkero that "Mocha" contracted was not there when we came, good thing we met a guy who owns the outrigger boat who consented to bring us for the island. The first Twenty or so minutes of our boat experience was smooth but as we get closer to the island, the waves are growing to be bigger but not in which dangerous. The motorboat ride was somewhat exhilarating and exciting:)
After an approximately 45 mintues of boatride, we eventually reached the island. Beautiful hawaii of Apuao Peque?a in addition to Apuao Grande (the two island destinations connected by a pristine bar) are engrossed in pine-like agoho trees similar to the trees and shrubs in Jomalig Island. All of us stayed in the isle for only three time. During our brief stay, we just enjoyed our cameras, citizen cats & dogs and we had an awesome in the open air lunch while enjoying the sea breeze.
Picnic Lunch
Dotted having pine trees and also calm beaches, It's a beach resort that has been famous in the Eighties era and boasts these days of a number of amazing unspoiled beaches, going sites, and wonderful bays.?It is found in Mercedes (The Vw group of islands is primarily composed of 7 countries) in Camarines Norte at a distance regarding ten minutes from Canton Isle its landscape the item brushed with astonishing caves and steel formations. The island can be laced with sublime beach locations of white sand and clear blue marine environments.
Afternoon in Basud Camarines Norte
Apauo Grande Island, the once high-end vacation resort has in recent times dropped into a state involving disrepair, with most of the villa rentals being leased over to expatriates. Today it's seen more as a fishing town instead of a private resort and only a portion of the island which features the white sand beaches and Agoho timber are owned by the resort. The individuals in the island tend to be warm and hospitable and would complete any void pertaining to homesick travelers.
Getting There
Daet Camarines Norte can be reached by simply land travel through Manila by buses. Amihan (Pasay Area) – 02 8543735, 02 3855025) , Superlines (Cubao) 02 4143319), and Philtranco (Pasay City – 02 8515420, (Cubao) 10 7227567)- buses spond the Manila-Daet route in addition to vice versa.
From Daet, you can attain Mercedes town through riding a tricycle or Jeepney. Boat leases from Mercedes, Caramines Norte price around Php 2,000-2,500. At Mercedes you ask for the fish port (pantalan or pandawan) and also from there hire a ship which should take you 45 minutes to get to the island. From Mercedes Port, It's also possible to go to Kayukyukan in Basud to book a boat to Apuao Grande Island.
Where to Stay?
While traveling to Apauo Grande, bear in mind that the particular accommodation here is typically very basic. There is simply 1 villa available for rent at a cost of Perl 2,500, and also the villa features only two rooms but can provide up to 10 folks. At times when the villa is booked tourists have the option of staying with houses beside the villa. It might be a good idea to publication well in advance if you plan to remain overnight.
Why visit Apuao Grandes Island?
The island is mostly off the list of tourists due to the serious lack of tourism promotion which often in other words implies that it is just a place worth considering if one chooses to be out from the crowds and hustle and bustle of a city lifestyle.
If you aren't considering an extravagant holiday or perhaps beach side events, then Apauo Grande Island is worth giving a significant thought, the tranquil beauty and peaceful beaches will be far more cathartic than a lavish hotel room.
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Q Parker from 112 came under siege on Father's Day when his expensive ride was snatched during an ATL pit stop.
The singer tells TMZ it all went down Sunday morning on his way home from the airport after a show in Philly. He pulled into a gas station in College Park, Georgia to check a tire that was low on air.
He says, out of nowhere, someone jumped into the driver's seat. Q says he tried to make his way back into the car, but the thief — who Q says looked 14 — floored it and took off.
The $ 90k Audi A8 is still missing, and there are no suspects … but there's a popular 14-year-old out there.


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DAPHNE, AL (WKRG) — The rape trial for a Daphne teenager accused of raping a fellow student has been pushed back.
A Baldwin County judge continued the jury trial for 19-year-old Cameron Harrison on Thursday. The decision delays the beginning of the trial until March 2017.
Harrison is charged with first-degree rape and was kicked out of school after police say he raped an unconscious 16-year old classmate at an open house party. Harrison, who was a standout football player for the Spanish Fort Toros, was subsequently kicked off the football team.
Harrison was scheduled to stand trial on November 7 before the defense motioned for a continuance on Thursday. Harrison's attorney said they needed more time bringing out-of-town witnesses, who are now in college, back to Baldwin County for testimony.
In a surprise move in July, Harrison withdrew with youthful offender status, preferring to be tried as an adult in front of a twelve-member jury.
"It is a risk," defense attorney Mike Dasinger said in July. "It was a tough decision for Cameron and his family to make and they made that decision."
"The jury trial aspect appealed to him more so with the facts in evidence that we have," said Dasinger. "We felt like that would be a better position."
Both the Daphne Police Department and the Baldwin County District Attorney's Office are no longer talking to News 5 on camera, but say the evidence they have against Harrison is "solid."
News 5 will have trial coverage in March.


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Pantanal Partnership is approaching lift-off - architecture drawings are complete for Pantanal Center for Education and Research (see attached), water and energy systems are being incorporated, and we have plane tickets!
And magically we have some funding - we won the Davis Project for Peace and have $10,000 towards construction of the facility and installation of the solar power system. Construction is also partially funded by the United Auto Workers' Keeping the Dream Alive generous donation of $5000. Travel for the team is partially covered through an International Institute Fellowship Grant, Honors research grants, and possible funding from the engineering and architecture schools. And our Global Intercultural Experience for Undergraduates team will join us in construction of PCER from from mid-June to mid-July.
The team has been working hard to hammer out all the details, and we are having one last rally before we leave for the summer to make sure we have all the resources, materials, and supplies to build PCER. We are close to our goal with $20,200 of the needed $27,500 to construct PCER and install the utilities. The architecture and engineering schools along with the Honors Program will announce funding towards mid or end of April, and our projection is that will put us roughly at $25,200. Every bit is significant. If you would like to donate, details are below.
Please make checks payable to:University of Michigan
Memo line: Pantanal Partnership
And mail to:
Dr. Wessel Walker
University of Michigan Honors Program
1330 Mason Hall
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Ethan will be giving a talk in Ann Arbor on May 5th about the Brazilian Pantanal and PCER. More details such as time and location to come.
Thank you for all of your support over the past nine months - the gestation of PCER. We could not have done it without your collective advice, tips, and guidance. Look forward to on-the-ground photos (and hopefully video footage) of our progress starting end of May.
Muito obrigados and até logo!
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I am your magical mystery, I can turn everything in a big explosion of passion, smiles, kisses, caresses.I like using my big green eyes to seduce you, to let you see in them a whole new world. A world of fantasy, of dirty fantasies, a world where you can be whomever you wanna be, a world where I am your Super Hero. I want to make your dreams come true and I mean it!
My fantasy?? I think there isn't enough space here for my fantasies, but let's say that my biggest fantasy is in fact a cliche. I dream at fine wine, fine man next to a fireplace. Outside is snowing, I sit down next to you. We toast for our expecting orgasms! We are kissing each other, I feel your tongue exploring all my body, and all my darkest places.GOD!
I am all about having fun, feeling good and reach to explosive moments. Don't be shy, I am smart and I can understand what you want really fast. I just want you to be comfortable next to me, tell me your darkest secrets because baby I don't judge, and I love all your perfect imperfections.


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In 2012, Aditi Rao played the role of the protagonist in the candy-floss romantic movie 'London, Paris, New York' opposite Ali Zafar. She also played a supporting role in Rockstar (2012), the movie that made Ranbir Kapoor, a nation-wide sensation. Aditi Rao's bikini pics in Boss caused quite a stir as people were drawn to her fit figure.
In 2013, Aditi got a role in Mahesh Bhatt's Murder 3 which did decent business. She stars with Akshay Kumar in the much touted movie Boss, that releases in 2013. Very few people know that Aditi Rao Hydari and Kiran Rao (Aamir Khan's wife) are maternal cousins.
Aditi Rao married Satyadeep Mishra (the guy who plays Rani Mukherjee's boss in No One Killed Jessica) in 2009. Though the actress never commented on her married life, it is clear that they are separated. There are now reports of Aditi Rao dating actor Randeep Hooda, who broke up with Neetu Chandra.


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Pure Awesomeness
Simple, Easy, Fun
Remote Control Car
A box on wheels
connected to two switches
turn motor on and off
As easy as telling your friend what to do
just need to ask the right way
As easy as building blocks
Hangout with your team
cool people like you
bond with team members
laser tag, movies, etc
learn to dodge robots
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NXT platform
easy to use
easy to pick up
and it's LEGO!!
ages 15-18
we do this
NXT extension
prefabricated aluminum
variety of gears and wheels
can mix with LEGO
quite powerful
quite fun
ages 15-18
more real world
bigger robots
metal parts
team size quite large
Don't need to be an expert to compete
learn along the way
most people start with none very little experience
If you don't try, you will never gain experience
No Experience? No Problem!
Robotics doesn't have to be a sport
like anything else, it can be a hobby
grab some parts
LEGO Mindstorms NXT is a good place to start
comes with a manual and tutorials
Remote control through Android phones
everything is already set up, just need a robot
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Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Haha totally didn't read the description and was thinking it sounded like Deadmau5. I like it, A LOT :D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Just stumbled across your music, and this is so sick! You listened to much of 'Four Tet'? If you haven't then you should because he does a lot of guitar splices and glitched up songs. I so badly want to start writing music like this but I don't quite have the patience or know how haha. Yeah anyway LOVE this song :D
You know.. Listening to Four Tet's Pause album made me wanna do the guitars like this. :P but yeah it does take a lot of patience. I take around six hours to finish a song like this (That includes recording.). But just go ahead and make music. i remember my first songs. Utter shit is what that was, (Midi synths *shudders*) but thats okay because you'll learn a lot and have fun making them. :P
Lost Soul [Dubstep Remix]
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Hey, this is my first review so bear with me xD
I friggin love it at 21 seconds especially with the vocal sample thing in the background (Unless im mistaken and there was no vocal sample) either way I liked it haha. I personally think it's a good length too, I seem to recall you saying you like to write repetitive music or something and this is a good balance of repeating loops with some changes and I never really got bored listening through the whole thing. I'm personally not sure about the bass part which comes in at roughly 57 seconds (sorry I can't be more helpful). I think if you're going to write more dubstep you may want to experiment a bit more with the bass part, for example you could make it the focus of the piece and then put in all your background synths/samples and get that deep, subby, wobble bass going perhaps? (although i'm not expert)
Overall I thought this song was wicked! And sorry if i've written too much or not been too helpful (it'll probably be best to just ignore any criticism/ideas I have lol). I think once I finally get my first song approved I'll try and have a go at some dubstep, but I doubt it'll be as good as this :)
Lol, good go at your first review! Now going in order I'm going to try an reply to your comments. Vocal sample? Not in this one. And about repetitive music, that's a bit in the rough. Certain styles I have done (especially when it comes to ambient) use more repetition compared to others. Although I like my style to be more down beat and smooth, I do want to keep my listeners (and myself) happy with change. Like you said. You never really got bored listening to it. As for the bass at 57 sec, I personally like it. I probably coulda changed it up slightly, but meh. It's a personal pref. And as I only have a certain amount of wobble bass loops, I can only do so much. I wish I knew how to make custom wobbles =\
I always enjoy a good review providing that people understand my intentions for my songs. Otherwise is gets complicated. My style is simple and unique. Different than what people generally make. But yeh, thnx for taking the time to review this. You did a good job despite this being your first :P
BTW. if you haven't heard my other dubstep, do have a look at them :)


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- Hebei Fortune coach Manuel Pellegrini is keen on signing Samir Nasri and David Silva
- The former Manchester City coach is looking to spend £80m on the midfielders
- Silva is not keen on leaving Manchester City, Nasri wants negotiations with the club
Manuel Pellegrini will raid his former club Manchester City and look to sign midfielders David Silva and Samir Nasri for Hebei Fortune which he currently manages.
The Chilean is planning an £80m swoop for the Etihad aces with around £50m for Silva and £30m for Nasri, while also giving them a HUGE pay-rise.
It is believed Silva does NOT want to leave the Etihad, and is happy under Pep Guardiola with two-years left on his deal while French winger Nasri – on loan at Spanish giants Sevilla – is thought to be open to talks over a move to China.
A City source said: "Pellegrini has shown an interest in two players, David Silva and Samir Nasri for this coming summer.
"There is a lot of money over there as has been widely publicised, and he is willing to offer a fair chunk to get them to go.
"The wages players are getting in China are incredible. There are some crazy figures being talked about that they could get.
"David has no interest in leaving the club. Samir could be a different proposition altogether as his career here is all but over.
"Pellegrini loves both and the sanctions China are looking to bring in doesn't really affect him at present with the players he has."
Pellegrini is also looking at wantaway West Ham star Dimitri Payet but the 29-year-old has already turned down an incredible £500k-a-week offer.
Payet is desperate to return to France with Marseille.
Chinese Super League officials have already brought in a new rule for next season – meaning only three foreign players can be in one starting eleven at a time.
And there will not be a limitation on how many non-Chinese footballers you can have in an entire squad.
Source: Sports.naija.ng


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Being a property guardian means that you are looking after a building which would otherwise be empty, as your home. Here's an example of a room in a shared property in Clapham, South London.
* Figures based on a search in April 2017. We price all our properties as affordably as possible. We do this so that property guardians can benefit from significantly cheaper living costs, while covering our management costs.


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Learn about the up-to-date science of climate change and its impacts on Tasmania and the world and work out what you and your community can do about it, in a Port Arthur Talk next week.
Margaret Steadman and Peter Boyer will present the talk, entitled Climate change and what we can do about it , at the Historic Site next Wednesday.
Peter Boyer is a science writer and editor, newspaper columnist and Al Gore Climate Project presenter. Margaret Steadman is the executive officer of Sustainable Living Tasmania, a community organisation supporting householder and community change towards sustainable living.
The talk is free of charge, and everyone is welcome to attend. Please RSVP if you plan to attend by calling the Resource Centre by Tuesday September 9 on 6251 2324.
When: Wednesday 10 September, 2008 at 5.30pm sharp
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Preservation & co. is a specialty foods producer located in Sacramento, CA
We create pickled foods, hot sauces, bloody mary mix, infused salts, and are constantly inspired to create new products. We strive to create the boldest, exciting flavors in the specialty foods market. Our company is dedicated to creating the best, which is why all of our products are individually hand-crafted and hand-packed.
Products we create include:
- Bloody Mary Mix - Awarded Silver Medal in the national Absolut Vodka Bloody Mary Search
- Black Pepper Asparagus
- Balsamic Beets
- Big John's Habanero Dill Chips
- Cayenne Carrot Sticks
- Sriracha Salt
- Sriracha - 3 levels of heat!
- Sweet Pepper Relish
- Chill Dills
- Jalapeno Honey Halves
- Many more small batch creations!
Check out a couple of our rewards!
What will we do with the funds?
Of course, the first thing will do is produce and send your rewards! We are currently building our retail space at our production facility, and will be using a good amount of our funds to complete an amazing experience for our customers. We will be stocking the shelves with not just our products, but with other local and small batch products from around the US. We are excited to support these businesses, while offering some of the most high quality, delicious products on the market!
We're also purchasing a walk-in cooler that will allow us to produce refrigerator pickles for restaurants and supermarkets in the Northern California region. We will be able to increase our production to supply the orders that we are already receiving, and to take on new accounts to grow our business.
We are now in over 100 locations in Northern California, but we are expanding quickly!
Currently we only have our products in Northern California and online. By the end of this Kickstarter campaign, our bloody mix will also be available in Southern California. By the end of the year, we hope to have products available in Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and Colorado. We are always on the hunt for new distributors, and have goals for national distribution within 3 years!
We have been very busy since our first Kickstarter campaign!
Our last campaign successfully funded in February, 2013. We have since completed 80% of our construction, and are in the final stages to getting moved in.
We have also increased our product line to over 15 products! We are always looking to create new exciting products to for our customers.
We aim to partner with local farmers and companies when we create our products.
We always prefer local produce, and partner with local farmers to ensure we can bring the best to our customers. Northern California is thriving with local produce and products. We also have been able to help farmers use produce before the freeze, when they would normally experience crop loss, and loss of income.
We love talking about food preservation, and are excited to offer classes in our new facility!
We will be offering classes at least twice per month at our facility in Sacramento. Local chefs will also be able to use the production space to teach about their specialties including: knife skills, butchery, sushi, pasta, southern cooking, etc.
We thank you so much for your interest and support of our company. For those of you in the Sacramento area, or if you are visiting our area, please feel free to stop by any time to chat!
Risks and challenges
We learned from our last Kickstarter campaign! Shipping heavy glass products is a very difficult task, but we now have custom boxes to minimize that risk! Sourcing local produce can present some issues from time to time, so we are working hard to anticipate harvests, and create products are the appropriate times.
When there is construction, there is always set backs. While we are finishing construction, we will continue to work in the restaurant that allows us to use their kitchen. Our goal is to open in the beginning of June, and begin producing in our shiny new kitchen!!Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
Questions about this project? Check out the FAQ
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Just sign-up online to participate, by logging in to the system, answering a few questions, and you'll be added to a Dinner for Six group. When the groups are matched up, your name and contact information will be provided to your host and they will be in contact with you.
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Day Without Immigrants' protest closes many US restaurants
PHILADELPHIA (AP/WTXF) - Immigrants around the country have been staying home from work and school today, hoping to demonstrate their importance to America's economy and its way of life. And many businesses closed in solidarity -- or because of a shortage of workers.
"We know that it's hard to close down a business in hard economic times like these knowing that at the end of the month there are bills to pay and it's a difficult decision to close today. But we also know it's necessary," said Carolina Torres.
Immigrant business owners all over the city and the country closed their doors Thursday for a work strike. Other businesses posted signs on their doors saying they stand with their immigrant neighbors by closing too.
On this day without immigrants Juntos, a group that fights for the rights of the Latino-immigrant community marched through South Philly. They want to draw attention to Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in other cities. Some worry it could happen here.
"If everybody felt safe and that they weren't going to get dragged out of the city and their home, we should be thinking about ways to end deportation. What are ways that we can limit the access that federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement has to our cities and creating ICE free zones," said Erika Almiron, the Executive Director of Juntos. A 14-year of boy who attended the rally out of concern for what he fears could happen to his family.
"My parents are the only ones that can really take care of my siblings and I and if my parents get deported I will have to drop out of school and take care of them," said Edgar Villegas.
The group held signs bearing strong messages like stop detaining families and not one more deportation.
"What they want is a dignified job. They want to be treated with respect, they want funded schools and they want to be able to go home and see their families who they haven't seen for years," said Almiron.
While immigrant rights groups feel ICE is going after more people they feel are here illegally, ICE says this is business as usual and says they've carried out specific operations like this for many years.


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Back to School Success Part 1, Clothesby Angela On August 13, 2010
Shopping for back to school clothes is such a huge part of the back to school experience. But can be a little overwhelming. Here are some of my favorite tips to help you make this process run smoothly.
1. Know your child's current sizes. Know your child's or children's current shoe size, pant size, shirt size, and dress size for girls. Write these down on an index card and keep it in your wallet.
2. Check your current inventory. Know what you have before you go shopping. If you know your child has two pairs of jeans that are still in good shape maybe you only need to purchase one additional pair of jeans. Go through your child's drawers and closet take out the clothes that are too small or in bad shape. Immediately place in a donate bag, a storage tote if you are keeping for another child, or trash/recycle bag. Add items you need to purchase (like a green top to go with a certain pair of pants) to the index card I mentioned above.
3. Check your school's dress code. Are there certain items your school will not allow? Do shorts have to be a certain length? Are dresses with thin straps allowed? Ask before you buy so you don't end up with something that can't be worn.
4. Shop online. If you're short on time, online shopping can be fantastic. So far I have done all my back to school clothing shopping online! Many companies are offering free shipping or other back to school incentives. Be sure to check the size chart and get your child's measurements before you make your purchases.
5. Shop early in the morning. If you are shopping at store rather than online, call ahead to find out what time the store will open and be there right when they do. This will maximize your shopping time because there will be less of a crowd to battle. This will save you tons of time if your child will need/want to try items on in a fitting room. Fitting rooms reach full capacity in the blink of an eye this time of year and arriving early will save you from waiting in long lines are the registers and the fitting room.
6. Bonus Tip! Don't forget to bring a bottle of water in your purse and a snack to keep you going. I like to bring almonds or a granola bar. Gum and mints are also great to have handy!
Don't forget Texas tax free shopping days are August 20-22nd. Click here for more details on what is included and excluded from the tax free list. Click here for a list of which states have tax free weekends for 2010.
Good luck!
Copyright (C) 2010 Angela Ploetz, POSH Space www.theposhspace.com


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Cancer is a deadly disease that can strike anyone at anytime. In our body, standard cells multiply when the body needs them and die when the body does not. Cancer appears to happen when the growth of cells inside the body goes out of control and cells divide quickly.
The mutation in the DNA alterations cause the cells to carry on growing. This causes the cells to replicate in an uncontrollable manner, creating a lump of tissue known as a tumour. Cancer may develop in nearly every organ or tissue, such as the lung, colon, chest, skin, bones or nerve tissue.
Signs of cancer depend on the kind and location of the tumour. Cancer of the lungs can cause coughing, trouble breathing or chest pain, while colorectal cancer frequently causes diarrhoea, constipation and blood in the faeces.
General signs include changes in bowel or urinary bladder habits, a sore throat that will not heal, unusual bleeding, thickening or lump in the chest or every other part of the body, heartburn or trouble swallowing, apparent change in a wart or mole or nagging cough or hoarseness.
Here are some simple day to day activities that you can do to prevent cancer. The first one is to stop smoking. Smoking and tobacco cause lung and throat cancer. This accounts for thirty percent of deaths due to cancer all around the world.
Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers. Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that is caused when you expose yourself to the harmful rays of the sun, especially between 10 am and 4 pm. This type of cancer can be avoided if you make it a regular habit to apply sunscreen.
Cancer is also caused by stress. Yes, it is hard to believe but stress impairs the immune system of our body and disables it to fight against cells that cause cancer. Hence, in order to prevent cancer, banish stress from your lives.
Cruciferous vegetables like broccoli and cabbage have cancer-fighting properties. Have these on a regular basis to prevent cancer. Skip alcohol as much as possible as research has proved that it causes cancer.
Exercising regularly also helps to beat cancer. Overweight individuals have also been found to suffer from cancer. Hence keep your weight under control to prevent cancer.


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The grass withers and the flowers fall, but the word of our God stands forever." Isaiah 40:8 (The verse that is in my mind as I watch leaves fall)
25 "Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes? 26Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? 27 Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life[e]? 28 "And why do you worry about clothes? See how the flowers of the field grow. They do not labor or spin. 29 Yet I tell you that not even Solomon in all his splendor was dressed like one of these. 30 If that is how God clothes the grass of the field, which is here today and tomorrow is thrown into the fire, will he not much more clothe you—you of little faith? 31 So do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we drink?' or 'What shall we wear?' 32 For the pagans run after all these things, and your heavenly Father knows that you need them. 33But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. 34 Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.
Matthew 6:25-34
It is the SDP family which gathers once again to celebrate, among friends, our nation's forty-sixth birthday. And so I want to speak to you as family. The General Elections just passed were for many of us a defining moment. Our party's vote share, despite a very negative campaign by the other side, increased by 14% and we were able to showcase the Singapore Democrats as a serious party of thinkers and doers. And in fact, some of our policies, even without being in Parliament, are being adopted. There is a ministerial pay review occurring. Mr Vikram Nair and BG Tan Chuan Jin are holding Town Hall meetings; the PMO has been slimmed down substantially; and certain members of the PAP front bench have been sacked. Sorry, they stepped down. I stand corrected.
But it was a defining moment for another reason. I experienced, and I am sure you did too, a feeling of mission, a true sense of determination, hard work, cooperation, and a willingness to do whatever the party called us to. A true sense of gotong royong, the community mentality of everyone coming together for a common cause.
And I can never be too lavish in my thanks because those of us who worked in the background of the campaign did so without any desire for thanks except that the cause of democracy should be served. This is the kind of Singapore that we, not the PAP alone, but we, the people of Singapore, built in these last forty-six years.
Each time I watch our National Day parade and the focus given to the men in white, I say, they have had their reward. Each time they tell us they will only serve the community if we give them millions of dollars, I say, they have had their reward.
Each time I pass their lavish houses with the police pondok in front, I say, they have had their reward.
Each time I see their grandiose motorcades with the traffic police blocking the traffic, I say, they have had their reward.
But each time I see a beggar on the street, an old lady selling tissue paper, an old man collecting cardboard, I say, their reward has not been earned. During our Community Service home visits these last 3 months, we have met families who struggle to pay for healthcare, who don't know whether their rental home will be secure from one year to the next, their children failing in school because they cannot afford a table to study at, I have felt, their reward has not been earned. We will only come to truly celebrate our nation's birthday when none of our brothers and sisters has been left behind, forgotten, ignored because they are no longer productive economic digits.
Today, this evening, we come together as a family of men and women – and children – who believe that no one should be left behind. And I think it is fitting at this dinner to record my thanks to the many, many volunteers who stepped up since the elections to carry out our work among the people of Singapore. It is a spirit of service, a spirit of sacrifice, an imagination of the future we want to share with all our countrymen and women, that has motivated them, motivated you, and today, on behalf of the party, I say a grateful thank you to each and every one of you. And a thank you to all of you who continue to support our vision through your presence here. Our party, our family, are a people who do.
But we are also a family of people who think. Last year, and in the run up to the election, we occupied the intellectual ground when we published our Alternative Economic Strategy and our Shadow Budget, not to mention our election manifesto. In a short time we will be releasing our submission on ministerial salaries; and our Alternative Healthcare Plan is now being written, under the able supervision of our Policy Committee.
But we have not come here merely to celebrate. We have not come here merely in the hope of seeing Dr Chee dance the ronggeng like last time. We have come here because our party celebrates our community, celebrates humanity. We have come here to reaffirm our commitment to the civil liberties of every Singaporean, whose birthright was written into a cheque that the bank of our nation did not cash for so many. We have come here because we know our work is right, and you have joined us to stand on the side of the Singaporean people, to reaffirm our dedication to the human rights of each and every man, woman and child, because you believe, as our whole family of democrats do, that without an assurance of dignity, of equal access to the full range of liberties and rights, our nation cannot come into her own, cannot grow up, cannot face the future that is to come.
A future, I might add, that has entered a new period of instability. Instability of the dollar, of new global political motivations, of changed economic priorities, of shifting power bases. As history has laid down very clearly, without an acknowledgement of the importance of every individual, we run the risk of trying to build the future on a bed of shifting sands, a future without intrinsic values, a future where only might is right. I would like to invite you, on our National Day, to reaffirm your dedication to the cause of democracy, to the cause of the people. The road ahead is still long and it will not be without challenge. I ask you to keep the flame burning, a flame the people of Singapore have helped us to light, to continue your volunteer work with the party, your moral support, your financial contributions. It is you that keep our party alive, and through you, the hopes and dreams of the people of Singapore.
I would like to say one final word; I hope you won't mind. A few weeks ago Dr Chee celebrated his 49th birthday. And in the hustle and bustle of our day-to- day work, it is easy to forget to say these things so I take the opportunity here: That we have achieved what we have, that the Singapore Democrats have arrived as a serious political force, that our organising capacity has grown by leaps and bounds, is tribute to your able and dedicated leadership. The watershed of 7 May was in substantial measure a result of your input into the political terrain of our community, a result of your having expanded the discourse and pushed back the out of bound markers. We do not recollect your work lightly and we thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, my friends, on that note, it is for me a great honour to welcome you to our inaugural Singapore Day Dinner. Eat, drink and enjoy, because tomorrow, we set our sights back on the road to 2016. Thank you again for your presence with us this evening.
I'm a pilgrim writer and that inevitably appears in the way my characters deals with space. I'm in constant movement and very often I find that my characters need to equally find themselves in a journey. I believe that we are constantly experiencing transformation and that's why we need to let life guide us.
Every day is different, every day can have a magic moment, but we don't see the opportunity, because we think: 'Oh this is boring I'm just commuting to work.'
How many interesting people you are missing, just because our parents told us "don't talk to strangers"?
You must get as much as you can from any journey, because – in the end – the journey is all you have. It doesn't matter what you accumulate in terms of material wealth, because you are going to die anyway, so why not live?
You have to look at life itself is a pilgrimage. Therefore, start moving, start talking to strangers!


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TLWB did a good job of accommodating our party four plus pram/stroller with no fuss, as we were looking forward to eating here on our holiday after the good TripAdvisor reviews.
Overall, the meal and wine represents good value, especially when compared to Singapore, and the majority of dishes were quite good. The dishes that could be improved (only slightly) dont take away from the overall dining experience.
James (the sommelier) provided great service and provided great advice on the wine menu. If you are unfamiliar with French and European wines, he can certainly help.
Our party had shared entrees, and although the beef carpaccio was a little bit disappointing (the beef fell apart maybe from the freezing process, and could have benefited from nice fresh olive oil) apparently the chicken pate was nice.
I had the pork sausages for main and the sauerkraut was excellent and the pork was very tasty, but could have benefited from just a slight bit more salt or seasoning. But maybe im just being fussy.
i would certainly recommend the bourgogne chardonnay :-)
overall our bill for a bottle of wine, 2 entrees, 4 mains and 2 desserts was approx RM440.
i would certainly recommend TLWB to those visiting Penang.
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