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---- — My last "My View" talked about change and, specifically, change in Gloucester.
There is rapid and sometimes shocking change going on in our city and many have sent poems describing the turmoil; some in welcome it, others in lamentation. (See below on the contest!) All agree that, no matter how unique, Gloucester cannot escape the inevitable.
There may not be escape, but we can take a vacation.
I have found two routes. One is right here in the city, or more exactly, from the city. It is the Atlantic ocean. The view of the sea from our shores is the same view Lane had when he painted. It is the same view Champlain had when he visited in 1606. It is the same view countless Native Americans had for the millennia before Europeans landed.
The vista sooths. Turmoil tends to disappear, or at least soften, in the face of timelessness, a challenge to importance, the sense that our experience, our time, our place must be preserved.
This meditative escape is poetic and follows T.S. Eliot's "Ash Wednesday" prayer:
Because these wings are no longer wings to fly
But merely vans to beat the air
The air which is now thoroughly small and dry
Smaller and dryer than the will
Teach us to care and not to care Teach us to sit still.
The second route I have discovered is the museum. Not any museum, or all parts of museums, but the largest of them, with the deepest collections.
We can't vacation from change at the Museum of Modern Art. Or the Dr. Pepper Museum. Or the Museum of Flight. But the Metropolitan in New York and the Fine Arts in Boston will do.
Both of these mammoths house contemporary work, of course, but also have troves of ancient art and artifact, thousands of years worth. It is not the sea, but Ancient Greece, Rome, Pharaohnic Egypt sooth. Time teaches us, humbles us, and we sit still. I have included below a poem that tries to capture the mood, based on notes from the MFA.
"The School of Not Moving"
Hands flat on his greywacke lap,
Pharaoh's unfazed by city traffic,
Gabby guards, the bell of children
A gallery back as they meet the mummy.
Similar stillness marks the stern
Gravegood gods, the case of cats,
And hard headrests chipped from sycamore
Fig that would surely slow time.
The children charge, scend of the present
In a playful, plaid dash. They fog
And print the glass, they tickle toes,
Cry 'Cookie!' at canopic jars.
Only their flight to the future, ancient
Rome restores the ka of calm,
As slow, time-killing tourists,
Stiff as stelae, breathe easy.
Meanwhile, have you written a poem about change in Gloucester? Mail your mighty lines, c/o Change Contest, The Writer's Block, Box 5524, Gloucester, MA 01930, including contact information.
The deadline is Dec. 1, and winning poets will be invited to read their work on Cape Ann TV's The Writer's Block during the 2012-13 season. All Cape Ann residents are eligible. Please limit each entry to 20 lines.
John Ronan is the host of Cape Ann TV's "The Writer's Block" and is a former poet laureate from the city of Gloucester.


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Monday night's episode of CBS comedy Two Broke Girls is a big one for Brooklyn diner owner Han, played by Matthew Moy. His character's mother shows up from Korea wanting to meet the nonexistent girlfriend he's lied about. Never a good idea. But the good idea: We get to see more of the diminutive 29-year-old, who often steals scenes from the title's financially strapped roomies Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs.
We talked to the San Francisco-born star on the rise.
How did you first get interested in acting?
I used to do it in high school theater to be with my friends. But acting was a far off, laughable dream, so I went to college to study other things. Those things didn't work out, though, so after college I went back to study acting. It was the best decision ever, because this time, I went to do it for myself. I was on my own, and my family supported me 100 percent. The dream suddenly became a lot more tangible.
What was your first break?
In the mid-2000s, I appeared on Mind of Mencia, a sketch/comedy show by Carlos Mencia. It was my first on-camera audition, and I booked it. I was thrilled. My line was, 'I'm not a dwarf — I just have that Gary Coleman disease.' But then I got cut from the final product because I didn't know what the heck I was doing. That's when I started thinking that acting classes would be a good idea.
If you weren't acting what else would you do?
Building houses. Helping save wildlife. Teaching. Going on tour with a rock band would be the coolest!
What is the atmosphere like on the set of "Two Broke Girls?"
Nothing but love. The chemistry is so great here. Love and laughs with some of my favorite people. We work hard and laugh hard.
How do you think Han has evolved?
His relationship with everyone in the diner is a lot more dynamic. He stands up for himself a lot more, and he really cares about the girls.
What is it like being on a popular TV show?
Wonderful and weird. Strangers will give me the sweetest compliments, and then I feel awkward because I'm at Sizzler's eating cheese bread.
What shows do you watch?
I love New Girl. That cast does such a good job. That new show Mom with Anna Faris is great and so beautifully shot. I'm also a huge nerd and used to watch Lost, Fringe and Adventure Time constantly.
Who is your dream costar?
I've always wanted to work with Michael Shannon. I just want to sit there with him in our diner, brooding over coffee. I love intense actors.
What other projects are you working on?
There's a show on Cartoon Network at 8 p.m., a half hour before 2 Broke Girls on Mondays called Steven Universe. My voice is recurring as Lars the bully. The animation is gorgeous, plus people can get a double dose of me!
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Famous Pitts was considered one of the 10 most dangerous domestic batters not in prison. He was taken off the list on Thursday when he pleaded guilty to aggravated assault by strangulation and domestic violence.
He will serve 100 days in jail because Assistant District Attorney Allegra Walker wouldn't quit.
"He had 13 to 15 domestic assaults prior to being able to prosecute him earlier this year back in January," said Walker. "The reason we could not was because the victim refused to come to court. It took a lot of effort on our behalf to get her to cooperate for that conviction."
Walker is one of the new 11-member Domestic Violence Task Force trying to deal with some crazy stats. Half of the 911 calls in Davidson County are domestic violence calls.
Christmas may be a great season for most, but police said they will go on an average of 62 domestic violence calls a day this month.
Because it's the holidays, people get second chances. There's drinking, money problems and beatings.
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Hi all!It's Gerard, one of your fellow Blues fans from across the Atlantic Ocean!
Being a sports journalist, I thought it was time overhere in The Netherlands to write a column featuring the St.Louis Blues for the Dutch newspaper I work for.
And then it hit me: FanPost-material!
The column was ofcourse written in Dutch (original file: Friesch Dagblad) but I translated it in English for you guys.
Hope you enjoy it. Feel free to comment!
Gerard, from The Netherlands (yes, next to Germany, and known for capital Amsterdam).
By the way: Maybe, just maybe, I'll fly to St.Louis for the play-offs. Long, expensive flight, but worth it! Would be nice to make that 2nd visit after my first in 2009... HOW ABOUT THAT!? Yeah!
I wish I was a hockey player...
Everybody has dreams. I do too. As years go by, some dreams come true. Others turn out to be simply not realistic. Some of my dreams I haven't given up on, though. But in the end, there's always that one childhood dream of which you realize: it's too late for that now. The 'I wish I was a…'-dream.
When I was a little boy, I wanted to become a firefighter. Until my dad pointed out that it would not only mean being a hero by putting out fires or saving people. Also to get severely injured or even dead people out of burned cars. Hm. Not my cup of tea.
Next up: professional soccer player. Mission failed: my supposedly golden foot turned out to be more like one of rusty metal. In the end I only made it to the minor leagues after which I switched my ambitions to becoming a fulltime sports journalist.
And here I am! Dream come true.
By the way: another dream - becoming a millionaire - proved to be a bridge too far. My premonitions of the winning numbers in our national lottery caused huge disappointment week in, week out.
No luck in games means more luck in love, as they say. Hell yeah! I have a fantastic girlfriend. Too bad that she is in Sweden now, studying abroad for five months. However, I visited her for a couple of days recently, in the beautiful city of Västerås.
Yes, the city of Patrik Berglund, player of the St. Louis Blues.
He's a European. Just like me.
He's a hockey fan. Just like me.
He loves the Blues. Just like me.
He's a player. And I'm not.
There you have it: the 'I wish I was a…'-dream.
Growing up, I played a lot of NHL94 with my friends on our Super Nintendo's (popular in those days). The first time, I ofcourse had to pick a team to play with. That team was St. Louis. The reason for it? That fabulous logo, the Blue Note.
It made me curious about how the Blues were doing in real life. I started following the NHL in general and the Blues in specific. I became a fan. In 2009 I visited St. Louis and attended a game. Later that year I went to Sweden to see the Blues beat the Red Wings twice in the NHL Premiere in Stockholm.
During those trips I met a lot of American and other European fans, I still read and watch everything concerning the Blues. Even if that means staying up late to see live games on the Internet in the middle of the night overhere in The Netherlands.
And every single time it hurts a little bit that I didn't become a hockey player myself. Oh, I wish I would have had that dream when I was still a little boy.
Maybe I would have played in the pro league in The Netherlands, maybe I would have been picked up by the Blues as their next big European talent.
Maybe, just maybe, I would have played for the Blues by now.
Yes, just like Patrik Berglund from Västerås, Sweden.
For some things it's just too late. I'm 30 years old now, dreaming of being a Blues player doesn't make much sense anymore. No, maybe that dream of being a millionaire might still come true.
If so, I would be getting on a plane from Amsterdam to St. Louis every week, to go see the Blues. And yes, dear readers, you are invited!
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---- — SALEM, Mass. — Unable to reach a plea deal, Wilfredo Laboy II, son of the convicted Lawrence public school superintendent, is now scheduled to go on trial for perjury in January.
Laboy II, 37, is charged with lying to an Essex County Grand Jury on Sept. 16, 2009. The grand jury then was investigating the elder Laboy, who on March 22 was found guilty of felony fraud and embezzlement charges. Lawrence superintendent for nearly 10 years, Laboy was convicted of abusing public resources for personal gain and having school employees run his personal errands.
Laboy II is the fourth and final person with a pending criminal case centered around the school scandal. His trial is scheduled to start on Jan. 29, with a final pre-trial court appearance on Jan. 15, according to court records.
Lawyers involved in his case previously had a lobby conference with Judge John Lu in Superior Court. At least one deal was on the table, the details of which were not discussed in open court. Defense attorney Scott Gleason previously said Laboy II was "very appreciative" of a plea offer but the case is now being readied for trial.
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In a tearful court statement, Rivera accepted responsibility for his actions. Rivera avoided jail through a deal arranged with District Attorney Jonathan Blodgett's office in exchange for testifying against his former boss.
Now a pastor at a Greenland, N.H., church, Rivera was originally charged with seven felony counts of larceny of property valued over $250.
Wilfredo Laboy was convicted of having school graphic designers create and prepare print jobs for an outside educational group, the Association of Latino Administrators and Superintendents, and for his son's pizza shop. He was also convicted of using school custodians and having facilities managers meet with contractors at his Methuen home to do such things as retrieve trash.
At sentencing on March 23, Wilfredo Laboy publicly apologized and accepted responsibility for his actions. Upon his release from jail, Wilfredo Laboy was also ordered to serve a year of house arrest, perform 600 hours of community service, be on probation for three years and pay a yet-to-be determined amount of restitution.
Wilfredo Laboy was also convicted of illegal possession of alcohol on school property after detectives seized 16 bottles of alcohol, some opened, from his school office.
Gleason, Laboy's defense attorney, could not be reached for comment.
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Café de Paris
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Authorities are continuing to investigate the death of an Atlanta Braves fan who fell to his death at Turner Field on Monday night.Ronald Homer, 30, died after falling 85 feet at the stadium.Atlanta police said there was no one near Homer when he fell. The medical examiner said on Tuesday that the injuries found on the body are consistent with blunt-force trauma, indicating there was no confrontation.Police have denied stories that Homer was being chased by security. Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed promised a full investigation into the incident. The mayor said officials will look into whether precautions need to be taken at Turner Field.Multiple police sources told FOX 5's Morse Diggs that they believe Homer hopped over the rail, believing that the distance below would be much shorter than that fall.Friends and family gathered at Homer's parents' home in Conyers on Tuesday. They say he was full of life, the kind of person who lit up a room."Ron was a gentle giant. He loved everyone and everybody and never said a bad thing about anybody," said his aunt.Family members said Homer was a huge Braves fan and was excited about attending Monday's game.Homer was the youngest of two children. The Conyers native was a graduate of Rockdale High School, attended Oxford College and worked for a lawn care company. His family said that he'd just returned home from a trip with his girlfriend's family and was excited about his future."He is a precious soul that we've lost in this family that can never be replaced. Never," Homer's aunt said.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — The woman's voice was frantic and breathless, and she was choking back tears. "Help me. I'm Amanda Berry," she told a 911 dispatcher. "I've been kidnapped and I've been missing for 10 years and I'm, I'm here, I'm free now."
Those words led police to a house near downtown Cleveland where Berry and two other women who vanished a decade ago were found Monday, elating family members and friends who had longed to see them again.
Authorities later arrested three brothers. They released no names and gave no information about them or what charges they might face. A relative said one of them is the homeowner, his nephew Ariel Castro.
City officials have scheduled a news conference for Tuesday morning.
Police Chief Michael McGrath said he thinks Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight were tied up at the house and held there since they were in their teens or early 20s.
A 6-year-old also was found in the home, but police didn't disclose the child's identity or relationship to anyone in the home. The women appeared to be in good health and were taken to a hospital to be evaluated and be reunited with relatives.
Neighbor Juan Perez told NBC's "Today" show that he rarely saw Castro or anyone else at the house.
"I thought the home was vacant. I thought he probably had another property and he would just come and check and see if everything is OK." Perez said. "I didn't even know anybody lived there."
The women's escape and rescue began with a frenzied cry for help.
A neighbor, Charles Ramsey, told WEWS-TV he heard screaming Monday and saw Berry, whom he didn't recognize, at a door that would open only enough to fit a hand through. He said she was trying desperately to get outside and pleaded for help to reach police.
"I heard screaming," he said. "I'm eating my McDonald's. I come outside. I see this girl going nuts trying to get out of a house."
Neighbor Anna Tejeda was sitting on her porch with friends when they heard someone across the street kicking a door and yelling.
Tejeda, 50, said one of her friends went over and told Berry how to kick the screen out of the bottom of the door, which allowed her to get out.
Speaking Spanish, which was translated by one of her friends, Tejeda said Berry was nervous and crying. She was dressed in pajamas and old sandals.
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On a recorded 911 call Monday, Berry declared, "I'm Amanda Berry. I've been on the news for the last 10 years."
She said she had been taken by someone and begged for police officers to come to the home on Cleveland's west side before the man returned.
"I've been kidnapped, and I've been missing for 10 years," she told the dispatcher. "And I'm here. I'm free now."
Berry disappeared at age 16 on April 21, 2003, when she called her sister to say she was getting a ride home from her job at a Burger King. About a year later, DeJesus vanished at age 14 on her way home from school. Police said Knight disappeared in 2002 and is 32 now.


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on Nov 20, 2012 at 12:01 am
I'm glad they put some restrictions on the sound, but they should have gone a little further and took away any amplified sound. Don't get me wrong here folks, I play guitar and piano and love all music, but the one guy who plays electric blues out there always has that amplifier cranked up while on slide guitar. It's the same old songs over and over and not to mention he plays for tips (by the way, does he pay tax for that income?). In any event, let them play but take away the amps and percussion.
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Better idea , just switch the power off when appropriate.
Oh yes but you need a switch for that.
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> Under the rule change, amplified sound will only be allowed from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Mondays through Thursday, between noon and 11 p.m. on Saturday and between noon and 10 p.m. on Sunday.
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CHERRIES utility man Joe Partington has joined Conference Premier outfit Aldershot Town on a month's loan.
The midfield man, who has been earmarked for a switch to centre-half by boss Eddie Howe, will continue his comeback from a fractured leg by turning out at the Recreation Ground.
Partington, 23, suffered the setback during a training session in April and has been limited to a handful of appearances with the development squad since his first run-out in a friendly at Oxford United in November.
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As to when we might see book six, Jo had this to say, when asked which book is her favorite:
I would have to say that it is probably Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, although at the momentit is unfair of me to say itHarry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is my favourite book. Sorry. I am the only one who has read it and I think it is rather good. I am normally like this when I write a book. Usually when I am just over halfway I normally love it, but by the time I finish it I completely despise it and think it is worthless rubbish. At the moment, I really like how the sixth book is going.
So is it reasonable to say that HBP is, at the very least, 'just over halfway' complete? :)
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Lizo Mzimba of the CBBC is at JKR's reading in Edinburgh today, and reports that not only is JKR half done with writing Book Six (Harry Potter & The Half Blood Prince), she disclosed tidbits about the book, and plot hints in her presentation! Click here to see the Newsround report; click here for the BBC article. CNN's is here.
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Update: We will add reports from readers as they come in; click to read Emily's brief overview and Kirsty's rather detailed bit which includes some as-yet exclusively reported info!
Emily wrote: We were out queing at 7 am this morning. Lizo from CBBC Newsround was there and I saw him taking down everything that was said. It was by far the best experience of my life. JK was very pleasant and she thanked everybody for being there. She walked in the very front door while we were out queing and everybody there was so dumbfounded that we all went quiet and just looked at her walk in, we didn't even say hello!!
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I just got back from the event. I wouldn't read too much into McLagan. Someone just asked her the old one about where she gets her names, and she happened to mention that she thought McLagan was a wonderful name and that it was too good not to fit in somewhere. As for Dudley, someone asked whether there's more to him than meets the eye, and the answer was a flat out 'no'. She never even said anything about the dementors in 'Dudley Demented', and said that there will be little of the Dursley's in book 6, but that they'll be a little more involved in book 7. From the way she talked about it I would seriously doubt that Dudley has any hidden magical qualities.
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It was very good - she revealed a lot more than usual. It was mostly children asking the questions, so there were a lot of 'did you always want to be an author' and 'what's the first character you thought up' questions, but there were a few good ones too. Most tantalizingly - for me at least, if for no one else - someone started to ask whether we'll be seeing more of Blaise Zabini, and just as she started to answer with 'Blaise, yes...', the person asking the question interrupted with '... and will we see more of Snape?' I think it was just a badly phrased question, because of course we're going to see more of Snape, but Jo ran with this instead, not saying very much of anything new, leaving me open mouthed at having this precious information dangled in front of my face, only to be snatched away again.
She started on the Slytherin fans again, ascribing support for them to the Bad Boy Syndrome and Tom Felton's dubious appeal (not to disrespect his fans - I just don't see it, myself), and, this time, Alan Rickman too. One girl asking a question even prefaced it with 'I love Snape, he's such a complex character', and she still went on about the Alan Rickman thing, which I found to be a little insulting. Still, enough needless rambling about victimised Slytherins.
Everyone knows by now about Aberforth, Dumbledore's patronus and the rest. I got a few other notes though that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere.
Someone asked whether Tom Riddle or Voldemort ever loved anybody. She said no; he would never have become what he did if he had, and we'll learn more about it in the future.
When asked if Snape can see Thestrals, and she answered yes, he's seen some nasty stuff with the Death Eaters, but most of the adults in the Wizarding World can probably see Thestrals.
She reiterated that there is no trace of the Half Blood Prince storyline in CoS anymore.
On portraits - they're not as 'fully realised' as ghosts. They're like faint imprints, an aura. They're likely to repeat catchphrases like Sirius's mother.
I don't know if it makes a difference to anyone's timelines - I can't think how it would - but Harry's christening was a fairly private affair because by this point they knew they would have to go into hiding. Harry does not have a Godmother.
On the matter of Petunia: I haven't written it down exactly but both my sister and I agree she did NOT say Petunia is muggle-born. She said she is a MUGGLE, but implied there is more to Petunia. She didn't put a lot of emphasis on it, but there was definitely something she didn't want to reveal.
While I'm on that topic, someone asked if there was more to Dudley than meets the eye, and she replied with a flat out 'no'. I thought this was surprising, considering the effect the Dementors had on Dudley in OotP, but she basically said that with Dudley, what you see is what you get, again mentioning the Dursley's smaller role in Book 6, and that they would reappear for longer in book 7.
It was a really good event in all. She read a passage from Order of the Phoenix - the scene in which they find out Ron has been made prefect - and then there was a book signing. I'm now going to my bed, after getting up at the unholy hour of 5.30 in the morning, which I haven't seen this side of the daytime since I don't know when. Major props to the American girl sitting next to me - that's dedication!
ETA - Sorry for the massive comma abuse in this post. My brain's sort of short circuiting at the moment and I can't keep my sentences from running on.
CNN reported what she said about the possibility of Ron and Hermione being boyfriend/girlfriend by the end of the series:
"I'm not going to say. I can't say. I think I've given quite a lot of clues by now on this subject," she said. "You are going to have to read between the lines on that one."


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Homes in Torquay had to be evacuated after what police called a 'suspicious package' was found.
Police were called to Lymington Road in Torquay yesterday following reports of a suspicious package in the vicinity of the coach station.
Police closed off parts of Lymington Road, Parkfield Road and Forest Road and motorists were advised to avoid the area.
As part of the investigation a property in the Lymington Road area, opposite the Coach Station, was searched when some suspect items were discovered which awere considered potentially dangerous.
As a result a small number of properties were evacuated as a precaution.
Bomb disposal experts were also called out to the scene.
Police have since arrested two men after investigating an incident of criminal damage.
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50 Yards to Beach - A Haven of Tranquility in Venice Beach
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$ 7,500 - $ 13,500 / month
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Located in the Hippest Urban Hotspot of the West Coast between Rose and the famous newly renovated Abbot Kinney district. This beautifully restored Craftsman home is just steps to the beach!
Just two blocks from Santa Monica California, in a renowned artist community, surrounded by a vast array of cultural and entertainment amenities, with shopping, dining, art galleries and antique shops close by.
Head west just a few steps to reach the Venice Boardwalk and the Pacific Ocean. A 22 minute stroll gets you to the Santa Monica Pier.
The nearby bike path parallels the Venice Beach Boardwalk and stretches north through Santa Monica and south to Redondo Beach. The deep, white sandy beach offers volleyball, biking, basketball and just about every outdoor activity. Or, head to the water for surfing, kayaking, and deep-sea fishing.
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To add to your entertainment this beach house has the latest electronic and entertainment features including, 3 High Definition Televisions , DVD player, Bumper Pool and Poker table and a vast movie and game library. We also provide bicycles and beach equipment at no extra charge.
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31. New England Patriots - RB Doug Martin (Boise State)
I'm pretty sure New England will sell their pick either here or at #27, but for the sake of this blog i'll predict they take running back Doug Martin. He can't really be considered a sleeper because he's pretty much expected to go in the late first or early second round, but he does have superstar potential.
Peter King of SI.com says one executive labeled Martin the "Ray Rice of the 2012 draft." Martin lacks breakaway game changing speed, but he does all the little things correctly. He is a capable receiver out of the backfield, can pick up the blitz, and is a hard runner. I could easily see the Giants snatching him up at 32 if he falls to them. He's not receiving the same degree of hype as Trent Richardson, but Martin will eventually start in the NFL. He seems like a perfect fit for New England, who relies heavily on running backs with the ability to catch as well as protect Tom Brady. -- KEVIN TURNER
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The NSW government department responsible for land administration is currently called Land and Property Information. Here is a brief list of links to the most important websites for family historians.
Land and Property Information - http://www.lpi.nsw.gov.au/
Find place names
- Geographical Names Register - http://www.gnb.nsw.gov.au/place_naming/placename_search
- Books
- Gleeson's An Alphabetical List of cities, towns… SAG Ref. B8/40/2
- Jansen County and Parish Maps of NSW SAG Ref. B8/42/1
- Wells Geographical Dictionary SAG Ref. A8/40/1848 and A8/40/CD.1848
Historical Land Records Viewer (PIXEL) - http://images.maps.nsw.gov.au
Current mapping and aerial (SIX) - http://maps.six.nsw.gov.au
Online searches and orders – https://shop.lpi.nsw.gov.au
- Baseline - http://www.baseline.nsw.gov.au
- Atlas of New South Wales - http://www.atlas.nsw.gov.au/
Searching Guides - http://www.baseline.nsw.gov.au/guides.html
- Glossary
- A Brief History of the Records of the Registrar General
- First Stop Guide to the Records of the Registrar General
- Old System Information and Search Guide
- Searching the Registrar General's Maps and Plans
- Torrens Title Information and Search Guide
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Let's Meet Under the Mango Tree
This picture was taken the day before the naming ceremony of my village namesake, James Diouf, named after my father in the US. The women of the village are all gathered under one of the largest village mango trees, taking turns pounding millet for the porridge and big meal the next day. The women are sitting around, making tea, dancing, gossiping, and egging each other on as they pound. The images from this day will forever be imprinted in my memories. Thank you, ladies.


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How do you deal with the drop off when you still love your ex?
Hi ladies,
how do you all deal with having to see your ex when dropping off your kids, especially when you still love him and you are not over him? I'm trying not to beg my ex to come home since I know we're not good together but sometimes I can't help myself and I crack...
You can do this.
Well, I don't know you. I don't know how long you've been seperated/divorced whatnot...any chance to reconcile?
Thanks ladies, trying to be strong this time around especially for my two daughters.
I know how you feel, I'm in the same boat but he cheated on me and left me. I don't look at him or talk to him. We just meet in a public place and sit at diffrent tables while he plays with his son. He can't take him alone because his new girlffriend isn't allowed around my kids. She's the one my husband cheated on me with and left me.
I force myself to remember the reason we broke up and his bad qualities (even if the good did outweigh the bad)
Think of why you are no longer with the ex. Sooner or later you remind yourself enough of why you two aren't together.


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Saint Augustines: Rising senior Javarous Faulk of Saint Augustines was named to the USA College Football Division II Pre-Season All-America Second Team entering the 2013 season. Click HERE to view the USA Pre-Season All-America teams.
This is the third pre-season honor for Faulk, who is considered one of top defensive ends in the nation. A Macon, Ga., native, Faulk was chosen Pre-season Honorable Mention All-American by Beyond Sports Network in June and named to the Pre-season All-CIAA Team in July.
Faulk, who is hearing impaired, is coming off a banner 2012 season. He ranked second in Division II with 1.3 sacks per game. His 13 sacks ranked second in the CIAA and tied a school single-season record.
His outstanding play led to three postseason accolades last season. Faulk was named to the Black College Sports Page All-America Third Team, the Don Hansen All-Super Region One Third Team and the All-CIAA First Team. He was a nominee for the Gene Upshaw Award which goes to the Division II lineman of the year. For his career, Faulk has 17.5 sacks at St. Aug.
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Duke: Continuing her busy summer of action, Duke University sophomore Celine Boutier will compete in the Ricoh Womens British Open from Aug. 1-4 at the St. Andrews Old Course in Scotland.
Boutier, who is a product of Montrouge, France, will play in the first British Open event of her career. She is coming off finishing tied for third at the International European Ladies Amateurs Championship in Turku, Finland.
She will tee off on Thursday at 9:48 a.m., along with two-time Duke All-America Brittany Lang and Helen Alfredsson. Duke senior Laetitia Beck is listed as a second alternate for the Ricoh Womens British Open and has yet to find out if she will get to play.
The 2013 ACC Rookie of the Year and Honorable Mention All-America, Boutier heads into her second season at Duke, after totaling a 73.45 stroke average to go along with four top 10 finishes. Her 73.45 stroke average was the sixth-best single-season stroke average by a Blue Devil freshman.
Fans will be able to catch the British Open live on ESPN2 each day. On Aug. 1-2 air times will be 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., and on Aug. 3-4 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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Duke: The Duke men's golf team was among 80 Division I teams to receive All-Academic Team honors as presented by the Farmers Insurance and announced by the GCAA Wednesday. The Blue Devils placed four players on the ACC All-Academic Team, including senior Brinson Paolini who also earned Academic All-America and ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year accolades.
Brown (Division I), Post (Division II), Greensboro College (Division III), Embry Riddle - AZ (NAIA), Scottsdale CC (NJCAA DI) and South Mountain CC (NJCAA DII) were named Academic National Champions for their respective divisions announced the GCAA.
Brown posted the highest overall team GPA for all divisions with a 3.74. A total of 143 teams submitted GPAs of 3.00 or higher to earn All-Academic Team recognition - a new high in the five years of the award.


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42 U.S. Code § 2949 - Repealed.
Section, Pub. L. 88–452, title VI, § 609,Aug. 20, 1964, 78 Stat. 532; Pub. L. 90–222, title I, § 108(f),Dec. 23, 1967, 81 Stat. 715; Pub. L. 91–177, title I, § 109,Dec. 30, 1969, 83 Stat. 830; Pub. L. 92–424, §§ 12(b), 21,Sept. 19, 1972, 86 Stat. 692, 696; Pub. L. 93–386, § 2(b),Aug. 23, 1974, 88 Stat. 745, defined the terms "State", "financial assistance", "permanent resident of the United States", "Director", and "lower living standard budget".
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It was another historic year at Avista Stadium in 2011, as the Indians once again led the Northwest League in attendance, with 183,548 fans (an average of 4,830 per game) walking through the venerable stadium's gates throughout the season.
"We can't thank our fans and community enough for their support during the season," said Vice President of Tickets Josh Roys. "We have the best fans in the NWL, and we're looking forward to another great year in 2012."
The Indians have topped the NWL in attendance for the past 13 seasons, the longest such streak in the history of the league. Spokane drew over 20,000 more fans than their closest competitor in the league, the Vancouver Canadians, and had the fourth highest attendance nationally among Short Season Class 'A' teams, which also includes the NY-Penn League.
"I loved playing in front of the big crowds at Avista Stadium," said first-round pick Kevin Matthews. "There was a great energy for every game; the fans and sponsors make a big difference in Spokane."


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Sharon Van Etten had yet to play a note before someone in the crowd shouted forth a marriage proposal toward the stage. The term "adoring fans" might sound generic, but it's apt in describing the audience at Van Etten's first of a pair of sold-out shows at The Independent last night [Sun/29 -- the second is tonight]. For just short of two hours they sang along and showered the 33-year old singer with love at every chance they got.
"You guys seem really…happy," Van Etten said, aware of the mismatch, "because my songs can be really dark."
That certainly may be true, but Van Etten wasn't fooling anybody: She was easily the happiest person in the room all night. Upbeat, droll, and genuinely down-to-earth, Van Etten threaded her fantastic 14-song set with banter and sass throughout the evening, inciting her fans to ever more gleeful misbehavior.
Leaning heavily on songs from her recently released new album – Are We There – Van Etten showcased the new work in front of a deft four-piece band that provided lush and layered compositions on tracks like "Taking Chances" and "Break Me." This new material carried the show forward with little lull, embraced by the fans with as much enthusiasm as the older songs ("Serpents" or "Don't Do It"), possibly because Van Etten herself appears equally enamored singing them. Even still, her performance of "All I Can" (from her 2012 album Tramp) may have been the evening's surefire highlight, carving Van Etten's niche somewhere in the orbit of Suzanne Vega and Leslie Feist.
But still, that juxtaposition is there. How do those "really dark" songs render such a jovial atmosphere? After all, Van Etten's bio infers that her music was generated as a means to cope through some tough times. And if so, her presence and performance on Sunday night would give the impression that she has emerged successfully…with a small catalogue of wonderful songs under her belt, no less.
And that is where it gets really interesting. Before the last song of the night – "Every Time the Sun Comes Up" – Van Etten encouraged the crowd to sing along, because, as she put it, "This is the one fun song on the album." And it really is, as cheeky as it is soulful ("We broke your glasses/but covered our asses"). As the last song on the album, it leaves you the impression that Van Etten's next move might be her most interesting one yet. Maybe dark…but playfully dark. Less Joshua Tree and more Achtung Baby.
As the last song of the show, it punctuated the evening with the feeling that Van Etten is on the ascent, destined to play rooms much larger the next time she comes to town. And maybe that is the answer to why she seems so happy.
Solid review.
It was a wonderful show and the long wait (for me) for a headlining set well worth it (especially in the fantastic-sounding Indy). SVE does a great job of towing that fine line of audience banter and playing the songs (which so many artists fail miserably at). Perhaps it was because she's such a charmer, but the music stands onto its own coming off fresh and professional and, yes...with great emotion.
Will look forward to her next show.....at The Fox.
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As expected, year-over-year growth in U.S. containerized imports and exports and total trade was middling in 2013. U.S. container volume, excluding empties, increased 2.8 percent year-over-year in 2013, totaling 30.8 million TEUs.
U.S. imports increased 3.1 percent to nearly 18.1 million TEUs, and represented 58.6 percent of total U.S. trade. Volume at 15 of the JOC Top 40 Import carriers declined year-over-year. U.S. exports totaled nearly 12.8 million TEUs in 2013, advancing 2.4 percent year-over-year. Individual carrier results were mixed, with year-over-year declines at 12 of the JOC Top 40 Export carriers.
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In reporting its second-quarter and first-half 2014 results this week, Maersk Line again showed how its financial fortunes are diverging from most of the rest of the container shipping industry.
Although many in the industry have been waiting and wondering when the inevitable consolidation of ocean carriers would happen — presumably via the historical processes of buyouts, mergers or absorbing bankrupt companies — the consolidation has been happening in a much more organic process.