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In short: Another superb event at GosportIn full: Yet again another fab run here. No PB for me this year but only as I didn't really push for it. The Marshals are simply wonderful and encouraging, the goody-bag has to be the best around and the childrens' race was lovely to keep children occupied for a while when the adults were out on the course. ....see you again next year! Date of review: November 18, 2013
In short: FaultlessIn full: What a superb race. The organisation from start to finish was perfect, the marshals were the friendliest and most encouraging I have encountered and the route was beautiful.Even the weather was crisp and bright to match. The setting off in 4 waves was just right to avoid any bottlenecks and took other canal users into account so they wouldn't be "stonewalled" by an avalanche of runners all at once. I did notice some runners sneaking into faster waves but so be it, it's their conscience if they couldn't maintain progress. This is certainly one for the calendar again next year....oh and and apologies to anyone I splattered with mud as I hared straight through the puddles rather than dodging to the sides :) Date of review: November 11, 2013
In short: Loved itIn full: Okay the weather was foul, but that was totally out of the control of the organisers.I loved the undulating nature of the course and the mix between urban and riverside, added real variety. Seems some people had problems with chips...not me. Everything about this race went smoothly for me so thankyou to the organisers, marshals and spectators! I'll be back next year.Date of review: October 14, 2013
In short: Loved it - well done!In full: Well I loved this one. my 10th HM of the year and I am pleased it was this one. The course was splendid - a real lovely mix of terrains and just beautiful to run. The marshals were a joy - I didn't see any who were anything less than hugely encouraging and cheery - well done all of you, and heartfelt thanks. The finish festival was lovely, great music and a good range of local stands.Children's races well organised and run, my daughter loved it (10yo)Yes... I didn't get a black shirt, yes...it was too big, but heck, if I were to get stressed about that when the actual race was so good then I think I'd just have to give up! As it is.... it's not important to me whether I get a shirt that fits, it is more about the race itself, the atmosphere and the smiles achieved during the day. Well done to you all - from the facebook page, good comms and lovely race. I came in a car with 3 other runners, and we will all be back. Date of review: September 22, 2013
In short: Remains my favourite!In full: Well as one of the green bottles this was a fantastic race - the whole organisation is just spot-on. The Marshalls are lovely and cheerful - which makes such a difference from certain other races - they were always up for a bit of a chuckle. The fuel stop were perfect - in fact maybe too good which is why this took out team 4:58 to finish (for the half!). Just one broken (ankled) green bottle but still a great time was had by all. Thankyou SO much ETL - we'll be back in force again next year :)Date of review: September 9, 2013
In short: Splendid, well organised raceIn full: After driving 5 hours to get to this one my hopes were high, and I was not disappointed. The organisation was slick, the marshals encouraging and attentive, the course (although undulating in parts) was perfect, the finish well organised and plenty of smiles all round.My daughter and husband did the Fun Run and have equal praise. Thankyou!Date of review: May 13, 2013
In short: Splendid raceIn full: Lovely day, weather was kind, very friendly Marshals (I hope thanked them all on the way round), water stations well run and efficient. In all a super race. One little comment, what happened about the medal this year, didn't seem a patch on past years?Date of review: April 28, 2013
In short: Did someone mention hills?In full: Super race, but those hills... I had tried to find the course profile online beforehand and worked on my hill training, but nothing prepared me for what was to come. It was the relentless hills for the first half plus the cold that just made this my slowest HM this year. Despite that - lovely race, great organisation, super marshals who I made a point of thanking as I went past (they must have been freezing with standing still for so long). The locals with orange segments was very much appreciated and welcome, the scouts at the water tables were great and in all a fun race. Well done all of us who completed it on such a cold day.Date of review: March 25, 2013
In short: Lovely busy raceIn full: What a chilly morning, but a splendid race. Park and ride worked well, maybe too well as at one point the guys managing the queues said there were 600 people waiting to get on buses - and at 9.30 they made the sensible decision to prioritise runner rather than let the supporters on. Well done whoever made that call! The race was very well supported, lovely amount of people cheering on. Only annoying part was that by every one of the Heart FM gazebos the floor was absolutely deep in discarded jelly babies that you could either try to dodge around (and crash into other runners) or run over and end up with them mashed in the bottom of your shoes ...eughhh. I chose the latter. Super race though, I'll be back next yearDate of review: March 4, 2013
In short: Lovely friendly raceIn full: Well done the organisers - a super race, well marshalled - well supported and you even arranges astonishing weather! Date of review: February 18, 2013
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WR Jordy Nelson: Nelson is in a zone. Gaining an eye-popping 18.9 yards per catch, he suddenly has 756 receiving yards, only five behind team leader Greg Jennings, and nine touchdowns (two more than Jennings). Nelson had his third 100-yard receiving game in five weeks Sunday. He caught six passes for 123 yards and a pair of TDs, including a 40-yarder on 3rd-and-4 to seal Green Bay's 35-26 victory over the feisty Bucs.
CB Tramon Williams: Tampa Bay QB Josh Freeman came right at Williams on Sunday and completed a fair number of passes in the corner's area. But Williams hung tough, registering two interceptions (he now has four in the past three games) and tying for the team lead in tackles with nine.
WR Donald Driver: The 37-year-old veteran receiver sure hasn't looked ready to be put out to pasture the last couple of games. After setting the tone against Minnesota with a beautiful 22-yard back-shoulder reception, Driver caught four passes for 72 yards vs. the Bucs with a long of 35.
Run defense: The pass defense has probably received more criticism, but the run defense has left just as much to be desired for a while now. The Packers have allowed more than 100 rushing yards five times in the past seven games and made Bucs RB LeGarrette Blount look like a man among boys Sunday on a 54-yard TD run on which he broke several tackle attempts.
CB Sam Shields: After showing signs of regaining the excellent form he displayed down the stretch last season, Shields broke down on two critical pass receptions by the Bucs late in the game, including a 37-yard sideline route by Arrelious Benn that led to a Tampa TD.
ORG Josh Sitton: Sitton, who has been more out of sorts than usual this season had a day he'd like to forget against the Buccaneers, getting hit with a pair of holding calls (one was declined) and a false-start penalty in an uncharacteristically subpar outing.


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Well, all good things must come to an end, and with this final installment my Cub splitter project has reached the end of the journey. Over the past few years there has been more than a little controversy about whether or not a Cub powered splitter would be useful never mind work. I have always believed that Ellie would be more than capable of handling this duty and naysayers nothwithstanding, I always believed that this project would happen. In the previous 4 parts I have described that journey that my brother-in-law Raymond and I took building Rudi's Folly.
Today was the day that the proof would be in the pudding. Either I would be proved correct or proved wrong. It was a nice nippy kinda dull October Saturday and after I got home from the Dieppe Farmer's Market with Em and the girls, I decided that I would go out and finish up a few things. I had to recheck the Pressure Relief Valve and make sure that I don't create a situation where the Hydraulic Pump could get damaged or something else and I needed to continue bleeding the system. So outside I went, hopes high.
It didn't take very long to reconnect the Pressure Gauge -- I forgot to take pics -- will add them later. The battery still is not holding a decent charge so while it sat on the chager for a bit I busied myself with a few other things. Ray showed up about 3pm I guess with the Massey wanting the trailer so he could help his son Frank get some of the wood in the basement. While he was here, I decided that now was as good a time as any to see if the splitter would actually do what it was supposed to do. Started Ellie up, cycled the Touch Control a few times ----- it still needs some bleeding but the frothing/foaming is settling down and the fluid level is pretty stable. Guess the only thing left to do was grab a piece of firewood that needs splitting and get to it.
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Ellie didn't even burp... no strain, no struggle.. just smooth splitting action.
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Well have a listen .. Ray and I decided that we would take both tractors over to Franky's (my mother and father-in-laws former home) and split some wood with Ellie and haul it with the Massey.
Ray and I started about 4pm or so and 3 hours later we had split almost 3 cords of wood. The cycle time really surprised and impressed both of us and as you can see we were having a bit of fun. Yup, it is fast enough for me. Both of us are in agreement that Ellie and the splitter is as fast if not faster than the 5 hp Honda powered 20 ton that we usually rent.
So the answer to the big question... can a Cub power a splitter The answer has to be a resounding Yes !
This is a great project for anyone who needs a splitter and doesn't want to spend a couple thousand on a store bought unit. If you have access to the major parts cheap and are somewhat crafty ... for another couple hundred you can build a splitter that mounts on your Cub and have access to the major tool to get your firewood ready for the upcoming winter season. I hope you enjoyed my little adventure half as much as I did building it and writing about it.
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Gorgeous 4Bdr Lakefront House, Near Camelbeach Area in Tobyhanna
- bedrooms 4
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- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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- community Pocono Country Place
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Only 90 miles from Manhattan!! The house is centrally located between Shawnee, Camelbeach, Jack Frost and Big Boulder resorts - all less than 15 minutes. And the new Mt. Airy casino is just minutes away!!!
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Deck overlooks the stocked, picturesque lake!!!!!
activities and attractions in Tobyhanna Poconos
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Also in the community are tennis courts, and basketball courts as well as beach to relax!!!
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Fall (Okt.14 -Dec 12) .. $1000/week ... $700/weekend
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Reid-y does it: Ex-Ks striker takes over at Swans
9:00am Friday 7th March 2014 in Sport By Stuart Amos
Manager Tony Reid has revealed securing two wins from his first two games in charge at Walton & Hersham came more by luck than judgement.
The former Surrey Senior Cup winning Kingstonian striker took over the reins at Stompond Lane last week in the wake of James Cameron's resignation.
His arrival had an immediate impact as the Swans first beat his former club and Ryman Division One South strugglers Eastbourne Town
3-1 on Saturday and followed that up with a 2-0 win at Hythe Town on Tuesday night.
The weekend success featured a hat-trick from Swans reserve team assistant manager Nehemiah Adams, while goals from Tom Nudge and Matt Reece got the win in midweek.
It was Adams' exploits that sparked Walton into life after a miserable run of form that saw them collect one point from their previous 11 games, prior to the new manager's arrival.
And Reid admitted his debut had left him drooling.
"I saw him in training and the reserve team manager told me he'd come down as his assistant, so I thought we'd just give him a go," he said.
"There were a load of trialists we were looking at during my first training session on Thursday and there was something about him that I quite liked. He seemed a good player and could score goals.
"It was a massive gamble that paid off and wow, did it pay off.
"If a professional player had scored one of the goals he did at the weekend, the pundits would be talking about it for years.
"He is a good example for the rest of the players that you can come from absolutely nowhere and make an impact."
Reid, who featured as a player at Stompond Lane last season, was interviewed for the Swans job in the summer, but concerns over his work commitments saw him overlooked in favour of Steve Baker.
And with his new team still fighting for Ryman Division One South survival, the journeyman striker is confident a back to basics approach can guarantee their safety.
"I've always been a character in the dressing room at every club I've played for. I'm a bit from the old school and a bit from the new school," he added.
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"Confidence was clearly down. That can be like a cancer in a team. You have to find a cure for it.
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- pool no
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- Very clean, elegant and spacious
- New 5 person hot tub in our private backyard
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- Office with high speed DSL internet connection, printer and fax
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- Upstairs great room with cable TV, stereo/CD player, and VCR/DVD
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- Close to world famous surfing, golfing, hiking, kayaking
- Gourmet dining available nearby at the Princeville Hotel
- Short drive to the charming town of old Hanalei
- Additional photos available, please send an email to request
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provided, Linens provided, Washer & Dryer, Jetted Tub in Bath,
Garage, Covered Parking, Gas Grill (BBQ). No Smoking. Walking
distance to the beach. Walk to the Hanalei Bay Resort for yoga and exercise classes for a day use or weekly rate.
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Kauai is a vacationer's paradise. Championship golf on Princeville's
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Tunnels are minutes away. The near-by Princeville Shoppping
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activities include: Biking, Horseback Riding, Sightseeing, Swimming,
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vacation rental rates
Fall 2013....Sept 1-December 14 2013 ...$1995/week $285/night
Holiday 2013,,,,December 15 2013 - January 5 2014...$2310/week $330/night
Winter/Spring...January 6 2014-May 31 2014 .. $2100/week $300/night
Summer 2014....June 1 2014-August 31 2014...$2310/week $330/night
Special Monthly Rate $6500 (4 Weeks) Available during Fall, Winter and Spring
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$385 cleaning charge
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I bet Google is going to want to build a bike path from this new property to their HQ on the other side of Hwy 101. Maybe the Adobe Creek bike bridge will finally get built.
on Jul 16, 2013 at 2:11 pm
Maybe they'll pay for it!!!!
on Jul 16, 2013 at 2:40 pm
Oh, now Palo Alto can heave a collective sigh of relief that even though der Google & der Facebook left, one has returned. Time to get smirky again!


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Like a fastball to the groin, the most painful indignities last long after the bruising fades. And so it is that I'm reminded this week of one of my least favorite memories.
It was November 2010. The San Francisco Giants had just defeated the Texas Rangers, earning their first World Series championship since the team's mailing address read Polo Grounds, New York City.
Just as the entire Giants infield swarmed Brian Wilson on the mound, my son, Carey, continued what had become a familiar chant in our house: "'et's 'o, 'iants!" Carey turned 3 this month. Ordinarily, I'm overjoyed to celebrate his inability to pronounce certain consonants, but on this day, my instinct was not so sweet.
You see, I'm a Los Angeles Dodgers fan, born and bred. My boys—the sweet, lovable, stubborn, relentless, energy-sucking wise guys that they are—are determined to be Giants fans. As much as I want to nurture their love for baseball, I simply cannot support this decision. It goes against everything I was raised to believe.
I'd like to blame their mother, who is a Giants fan, but this isn't her fault. When we married, Tiffany knew I'd do everything in my power to push the Dodgers on our kids. To her credit, she's done nothing to stand in my way.
Nope, I can pin this problem squarely on the man in the mirror. From the outset, I followed the "How to Raise Your Kids to Root for Your Favorite Sports Teams" playbook word for word. I bought them Dodgers paraphernalia of all shapes and sizes. We watched Dodgers games on TV, and I introduced each and every player. I even dragged the family to Southern California for two Dodgers playoffs games. At every step, I was certain their love for Dodgers baseball was growing stronger.
Then my oldest son, Matthew, turned 3, and he realized the only thing better than rooting with me was rooting against me. I quickly learned a very valuable parenting lesson: If you want your kids to do something, often the best approach is to tell them not to do it. Sadly, it was too late to help me in this case. The harder I pushed for Matthew and Carey to be Dodgers fans, the stronger became their desire to do the exact opposite.
It has since become one of Matthew's (and now Carey's) favorite pastimes to tease me about the Dodgers—and the Lakers. The boys like nothing more than taking sides with whichever team the Dodgers or Lakers happen to be playing—never mind they've never heard of most of these teams. That's just not the point. What's fun to them is the look I get—eyes squinted, lips pursed —whenever they get under my skin, even in the silliest of ways.
Some might say: "What's the problem? Chuck your Dodger jacket, swear off Vin Scully, forget you ever heard the names Orel Hershiser and Kirk Gibson, and pretend 1988 (the last year the Dodgers won the World Series) never happened. Accept the fact that the Bay Area is now your home, and stock up on San Francisco Giants world championship gear. You and your kids will be much happier for it."
I've almost gone that route, actually. For Christmas, I bought the boys Giants World Series T-shirts, and more recently I succumbed to persistent requests for Buster Posey and Tim Lincecum jerseys. I don't even mind (any more) that both kids want to act as if they're playing for the Giants when we're at the park for pick-up baseball games. After all, baseball is baseball. At least they're not making me play hockey.
But, I'm still not happy. I was raised a Dodgers fan and practically grew up in Chavez Ravine. Some of my best childhood memories involve visits to Dodger Stadium with my grandfather. I cried when Jack Clark took Tom Niedenfuer deep in 1985, and I hollered when the Dodgers beat the A's in five games in 1988. I still have a Dodgers jersey with the name "Straw" printed on the back.
I love my kids, but I love the Dodgers, too, despite 20-plus years without a championship. I can't stomach pity comments from my Giants friends ("The Dodgers could be good this year, you never know."), and yet I want my kids to experience the same excitement I felt as a boy, rooting for the home-town team with friends from school.
This is a dilly of a pickle for a doting father. On the one hand, I'm stoked my kids love baseball as much as I do. It means summer days playing baseball at the park, countless hours side by side watching televised games, and conversations about games from years past, each moment serving as a history and life lesson. On the other hand, I'm kind of forced to support the Giants, at least a little bit.
I've tried reasoning with them, to no avail. I've tried bribery and threats, too. Unfortunately, promises to withhold driving privileges until they're 18 have little meaning to 3- and 4-year-olds. We have very few rules in our house. Eat a fruit or vegetable with every meal; practice good manners always; and root for the Dodgers during baseball season. I had no idea the latter would be the most difficult to enforce.
So, I'm a lone Dodgers fan living with three Giants fans. There's still hope for Carey—I think he wants to root for the Dodgers, but his brother is very persuasive—but any hope I had of turning Matthew is almost certainly lost. From his Lincecum-like wind-up to his Posey-esque batting stance, that kid is a Giant, through and through. For a die-hard dad, it's the ultimate indignity.
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Humason easily beat his Republican challenger Mike Franco, taking 87 percent of the vote.
The race was much closer on the Democratic side, with Bartley beating Easthampton Mayor Mike Tautznik with 52 percent of the vote.
Cheers could be heard in Holyoke as Bartley narrowly beat out his challenger.
He says he wants to be a fresh face on Beacon Hill.
"I'm going to want to bring my ideas, and the energy I have, and the passion I have for Western Mass. We want to talk about bringing local aid back from Boston, back to Western Mass where it belongs," Bartley said.
Bartley will face off against Humason for the 2nd Hampden-Hampshire state senate seat that was left vacant by long-time political veteran Mike Knapik, a Republican who held the seat for 18 years.
"I'll tell you, Rep. Humason is a formidable candidate, he's got 12 years in the state house," Bartley said.
Humason says he'll try to use that experience to win the hearts of voters.
"It's also good for the folks here in Western Mass who need someone who's got some experience in the legislature," Humason said.
He and his supporters gathered in Agawam to watch the numbers come in.
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The election is only 28 days away and both candidates are hoping that more people turn out to the polls.
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President Barack Obama says he isn't sure if he'd let his son, if he had, play football, considering the impact the game takes on its players.
President told The New Republic that he's a big football fan, but if he had a son he have to think long and hard before he let him play football, in light of injury risks, CBS News reported.
Though reducing some of the violence in the game may make it a little bit less exciting, he said, it would be a whole lot better for the players.
In an interview in the magazine's Feb. 11 issue, Obama said he worries more about college players than he does about those in the NFL.
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on Dec 19, 2011 at 8:29 am
"Justin Hammer attempted to turn himself in at the Newark police station on Friday afternoon, but was turned away by police because they didn't have a warrant for his arrest. The Happy Wellness Center CEO is among the four Danville residents sought in connection with operating the illegal marijuana dispensary."
Wait - what? He's "sought" but when he tries to turn himself in they send him away because there's no warrant for his arrest? Does this actually make any sense to anyone?
Incidentally - lots of folks in Danville own shotguns and "assault rifles."
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Legalize marijuana and let the police focus on real crimes.
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As far as I'm concerned it IS a real crime that this loser had young children living with him among reams of pot, guns, ammo and other drug dealing adults he surrounded himself with. He may not care what happens to his kids, or what kind of danger he's putting them in along with other children and families in the neighborhood- but anyone living in Danville who values a safe, healthy environment for children and our families to live in, should.
The crackdown stopped Justin Hammer from running a pot clinic which was selling in large part to youth, and exposed behavior that was endangering his own innocent children along with all the neighborhood families. I am more than happy that the police sent in all the resources they did, before a drug deal gone wrong ended in something much worse.


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Dear Editor,
I am still in shock after viewing online footage of Jamaicans scavenging for meat in the Rio Cobre following the tragic accident on Flat Bridge last Wednesday night.
I cannot believe that this is what Jamaican people have been reduced to. Can we not see the significance and implications of this activity by our fellow Jamaicans and the reality of their Jamaican existence? C'mon! Wake up, Jamaica! How much lower can we go? Why have our citizens become so desperate that they have to be fishing and diving for waterlogged cow foot and oxtail out of a murky river to eat? I don't know what spin the sociologists or politicians will put on this, but to me this is clearly basal survival instinct.
Our politicians and some newspaper columnists have been touting Jamaican pride and our "rich" cultural legacy and "our" achievements on the world stage over the past several months. Yet, after much of the Jamaica 50 celebrations have passed and the London 2012 Olympic successes have started to fade from memory, the real Jamaica has surged to the fore. If we want any clearer indication of the depths to which we have sunk, we just need to summarise the events of the past month (rape of five females, vigilante killings, murdering of pregnant women), which highlights what the real Jamaica is all about. The success of a handful of athletes every few years does not equate to Jamaicans' ability to obtain or create jobs to provide for themselves, their families and to live in comfort. We are certainly not destined for greatness based on our current trajectory, set in motion years ago.
The system of dependence for poor Jamaicans, who cannot maximise themselves and find it difficult to work meaningfully towards their dreams, has been foisted onto us under the guise of the political promise of a "social safety net". The poor, who the politicians love so dearly, are to supposedly benefit from this "safety net", but instead it is used as a tool to capture the people and keep them down. Our political class has ensured that they, their offspring and their friends will never have to, or come close to, eking out a living in the way exhibited by the residents of the Bog Walk Gorge last week.
The way forward, to uplift our nation out of the rut it has been in for decades, must be by equipping Jamaicans with tools to cut themselves free of the social safety net. We should be looking to strengthen literacy through intensive reading, writing, grammar, elocution, and comprehension sessions in our primary school curriculum, and do away with this patois-teaching idea in schools, as touted by our very literate university elites who want to teach the "common man" his language.
We should be looking to transform our culture back to the values we used to have, where we used to show respect for our fellow citizens, to demonstrate civility and decorum, rather than making excuses that this is who we are. We must get the economy on track by cutting the size and expenditure of government, and by taxation reduction coupled with improving the ease of tax payment, instead of Jamaica being one of the hardest places in the world to pay taxes.
Our nation's founding fathers, national heroes, our African ancestors who did not make it across the Middle Passage, and our forbears who suffered in bondage must all be turning in their graves, watching on in amazement as to what we have become after 50 years of self-rule.
Dr Stefan Hemmings
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Tomorrow evening (Thursday) in the Custom House in Dublin there is a fascinating public lecture by Dinah Molloy who has recently received an M.Sc. in Polar Studies through the Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge University.
The lecture is being hosted by The Irish Meteorological Society whose secretary is our own Evelyn Cusack and Evelyn has asked me to invite anyone interested to come along.
The name of the talk is 'Thar She Blows: A Whaler's Fortuitous Legacy'
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Over the last ten years she has been investigating non-instrumental, historical weather reports concealed in Arctic whaling logs within the period 1750 to 1850 and especially a group of British Arctic whaling logs between 1810 and 1820.
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People from across South Georgia were in Albany Saturday for the auction of American Idol Phillip Phillips' father's business.
Everything in Albany Sporting Goods and Pawn on East Oglethorpe Boulevard was auctioned off including Phillip Phillips memorabilia.
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Richard Pithouse, reflecting on the recent riots in England…
…The young people contained in decaying council estates are bombarded by relentless corporate propaganda conflating access to consumer goods with meaning, beauty and dignity. Cameron likes to say that there are communities in England that are broken. But it is a society that tells young people that they have to consume to live with dignity but denies them work or the money to consume that is broken.
In the age of enclosure, rioters tore down fences. In the age of mechanisation, rioters smashed machines. Its hardly surprising that in the age of consumerism some people should leave their grim and fearful council estates, with their stairwells littered with needles and rank with the stench of urine, to, for a night or two, occupy, smash and loot the temples of consumerism…
They have seized public space, desecrated the temples of consumerism, a religion from which they are structurally barred from full inclusion, and affirmed their existence in a society that holds them in contempt and insists that they keep to their place.
There has, to be sure, been vile and tragic behaviour amidst the upheaval. And while vile acts must always be resolutely opposed we should recall that in a riot, an event that is spectacularly outside of the norm, every perverse act is hyper visible and will be exploited to stand in for and to condemn the whole. In the everyday passing of time the structural vileness of society… is masked as normal and remains largely invisible.from The Return of the English Riot by Richard Pithouse
The over arching meta-narrative of consumerism – a meta-narrative we are not suspicious of, despite what postmodernism would have us believe – is not serving us well. Coupled with a 'do whatever is right for you' approach to morality, it isn't working at all. Whether you are spinning corporate propaganda to convince a fifteen-year-old that new trainers are a matter of life and death, or whether you are a fifteen-year-old who believes you must satisfy your own desire for new trainers no matter the cost – what feels right to you may cause untold grief and heartache for someone else. Unfortunately, a society that privatises morality has no framework to address these issues.
What is needed is not an increase in wealth, or structural social changes so that the poor can participate in the religion of consumerism. What is needed is a change of religion.
People need to know they are valuable, not on the basis of what they own, or what they do, but on the basis of their humanity. Meaning, dignity and beauty are their birthright, not something they have to purchase on the way.
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Get to know the people and communities in the Coral Triangle who rely on and protect the region's extraordinary natural resources.
The first-ever Coral Triangle Day will be celebrated in several locations around the Coral Triangle region on June 9, 2012, to highlight the importance of marine conservation and to raise awareness on this global center of marine biodiversity.
An interpretation of World Oceans Day in this part of the world, the Coral Triangle Day brings together individuals, organizations, and establishments from different parts of the region on one special day to celebrate the beauty and uniqueness of this region and to promote the importance of oceans through varied activities including: beach clean-ups; sustainable seafood dinners; educational exhibitions; marine-themed bazaars; beach parties; and many more.
The Coral Triangle Center (CTC) and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) are joining hundreds of individuals and partners in this celebration across the region, by hosting a marine conservation education day in Bali. The open house event is inviting school children aged 8-15 to start young in learning about the importance of healthy seas with our marine scientists and TNC volunteer, actor/diver and traveler Nicholas Saputra.
The Executive Director of the Coral Triangle Center, Rili Djohani, expressed that the Center is happy to open its doors to the young generation. "CTC strongly believes that capacity building should start with the young, an important investment to ensure that future generations safeguard their rich marine life for sustainable benefits." She added that this will also instill pride in being the custodians of the Coral Triangle, an area that has the highest marine biodiversity on earth.
Meanwhile, The Nature Conservancy's Indonesia Marine Program Director, Abdul Halim, said "Coral Triangle Day is an excellent way to celebrate our oceans, which cover two-thirds of our planet and provide so much for us from food, livelihoods, to sun, surf and sand holiday destinations. The oceans are downstream of everything, so all of our actions, no matter where we live, effect the oceans and the marine life it holds." Halim, however, is deeply encouraged to see that many people are doing what they can – large and small – to ensure that our oceans can continue to provide for us now and in the future.
TNC is also taking part in other celebrations in Kupang, Raja Ampat and Sorong, partnering with the Kupang University of Muhammadiyah, local communities in Raja Ampat, and media partners, Conservation International and WWF in Sorong to hold beach clean ups and education activities such as viewing films on oceans as well as drawing and coloring contests.
Everyone is encouraged to do one special thing on this day that will contribute to saving the Coral Triangle and to share it on the Coral Triangle online platform: www.thecoraltriangle.com/day.
The Coral Triangle is a six million square-kilometer ocean expanse that contains the highest number of reef building corals on the planet. Its spectacular coral reefs systems are home to thousands of whales, dolphins, rays, sharks, and six of the world's seven species of marine turtles.
Spanning across six countries in Asia and the Pacific including Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Solomon Islands and Timor Leste, the Coral Triangle is also a nursery ground for highly valuable tuna species and much sought-after reef fish species. It directly sustains the lives of more than 120 million people who heavily depend on marine resources for food and income.
However, coastal development, destructive fishing, overfishing, unsustainable tourism, the illegal harvest and trade of endangered species, and climate change, among many others, are taking a heavy toll on this fragile marine ecosystem.
The Coral Triangle Day, envisioned to be an annual, open-sourced event, hopes to empower individuals to take specific action to help protect and conserve this globally-significant marine ecoregion.
Individuals, organizations, and establishments celebrating the Coral Triangle Day are encouraged to post their videos or photos on www.thecoraltriangle.com/day to show the world what they are doing for the oceans during this day and to help create a truly regional community of Coral Triangle supporters.
The Coral Triangle Center's (CTC) mission is to enhance local capacity in regional marine conservation in the Coral Triangle by providing training, sharing best on-site practices, establishing learning networks, and building public-private partnerships. In 12 years of service we have conducted more than 100 training sessions with partners for some 2,000 regional practitioners, hosted numerous international exchanges, and promoted policy dialogues for decision makers involved in sustainably managing the region's marine resources.
For more information on the Coral Triangle, visit www.nature.org/coraltriangle and www.thecoraltriangle.com. For more information on the Coral Triangle Day, visit www.thecoraltriangle.com/day
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