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Peter Fonda Tells President Obama: 'You Are a F---ing Traitor'
I'm a major Peter Fonda fan, think he's one of the best character actors working today and can't imagine life without "Easy Rider," but this is way, way over the line. The sentiment is hard to disagree with and I'm no Obama fan, but he is the President of the United States and trashing him in this manner overseas at Cannes is hardly different than what all but ended the Dixie Chicks career.
CANNES, France (AFP) – Peter Fonda launched a four-letter attack on US President Barack Obama at the Cannes film festival on Wednesday, calling him a traitor over the handling of the aftermath of the Gulf oil spill. …
Fonda — a keen environmentalist and co-producer of the film which centres on the explosion of the BP oil rig Deepwater Horizon, the ensuing spill and its consequences — accused Washington of trying to gag reporting on the issue.
"I sent an email to President Obama saying, 'You are a f(expletive) traitor,' using those words… 'You're a traitor, you allowed foreign boots on our soil telling our military — in this case the coastguard — what they can and could not do, and telling us, the citizens of the United States, what we could or could not do'."
Again, Fonda's argument is exactly right. President Obama's handling of the BP oil spill was uniformly atrocious and let us never forget that Obama was the biggest benefactor of BP's political contributions. But no matter how failed the president, "fucking traitor" — especially overseas and during a time of war — is the exact wrong way to make the case.
In other news: Out of concern for America sovereignty when it comes to the Military, a Hollywood actor with the last name Fonda called a sitting liberal president a "fucking traitor" and as of now no pigs have been spotted flying.
Note: this post's headline originally attributed this quote to Henry Fonda. Apologies for the error. -NB Staff
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Submitted by ahusser on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 5:38pm.
Henry is dead. Peter must be a far wing left-nut to call the Anointed a traitor 'cuz that is where he is coming from the far far left. However there is hope Brazil is now offshore drilling like all get out because we have a ban. More nails in our coffin.
"Somehow, I told you so, just doesn't quite say it." Will Smith in 'I, Robot.'
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Passion Or Pretense?
Submitted by stratman on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 6:09pm.
This might be a vote-getting publicity move by Fonda. He is in Cannes, France to promote his movie. Currently, the Leftist French are angry with Obama for the arrest and holding of French Socialist head of the IMF and would-be French President candidate Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
Is Peter Fonda this calculating? I don't think so, but it's not an impossibility.
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If that's so over the line---
Submitted by matthewdean on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 6:22pm.
how about some angst about what is said about Sarah Palin and her family?
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Why Angst When You Agree?
Submitted by stratman on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:46pm.
Cannes will undoubtedly applaud the new HBO movie "Game Change" starring, Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin and Ed Harris as John McCain. Woody Harrelson is also in it.
More Lefty scripting starring rabid Leftists, Liberals and burnouts - sure to be a winner in Europe.
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Irony for Peter Fonda:
Submitted by djwolf12 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:01pm.
2 words: Hanoi Jane.
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Submitted by Dave. on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 7:20pm.
Ya know, I, ah, er, um...
Vote for the American in November
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Submitted by Phryj1 on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 8:47pm.
Hollywood liberal and loyal Democrat Peter Fonda going after Obama? I never thought I'd see the day. I suppose next you'll be telling me Lawrence O'Donnell stood up for a conservative newspaper's freedom of the press.
Wait...that happened too?!?
What's the world coming to?!?
It's just as well, though. Just today, I signed a petition opposing the PROTECT-IP act. This petition was on a PROGRESSIVE website. Yeah, that happened. I'm just as shocked as you are.
Truly, Hell has frozen over.
Progressives seem to be completely averse to facts and logic. Apparently, reality has a conservative bias.
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Told You So... Times Infinity - Squared!
Submitted by TheReal7Sticks on Fri, 05/20/2011 - 12:47am.
(Had to add the "squared" part because I used that headline before. ^_^; )
Why are you so shocked? I kept telling you over and over again that President Obama was going to piss off more liberals than he was going to piss off conservatives. What is this, like, the tenth or eleventh time I've repeated this? O_O"
*sigh* Whatever, I'm outta here. -_-;
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Hollywood dance instructor Nzingha Camara and well known hip hop choreographer Fatima Robinson will be featured at the first annual Pan African dance conference held at the Debbie Allen Dance Academy.
For complete schedule, visit www.nzinghacamara.com/schedule.html
Saturday December 18th 12:00pm - 12:30pm Warm-Up12:30pm - 2:00pm N'Deye Gueye (Senegal) 2:00pm - 3:30pm Teresita Tome' (Cuba)3:30pm - 5:00pm Mariatou Sano (Guinea)5:00pm - 6:30pm Mareme Faye (Senegal)
From Friday, December 17 through Sunday, December 19, 2004, Debbie Allen's Dance Academy will be the site of a series of intensive workshops, consisting of West African dance, history, philosophy and technique, as well as an African inspired hop-hop class.
Master dance instructors include Nzingha Camara, Fatima Robinson, Mareme Faye, NDege Ndeye, Mama Djitta and Awa Badji. Many of these women have been principal dancers with Le Ballet Du Senegal and Le Ballet Africains, the national ballets of Senegal and Guinea as well as appearing in films such as Amistad. This monumental event will bring Senegalese and Guinea dance instructors together for the first time in Los Angeles.
The conference will aim to dispel myths surrounding African dance, while exposing and preserving the beauty and grace of the West African dance culture to the international community. It will give a new heightened awareness and respect to the youth who are well versed, knowledgeable, and talented in hip hop dance movements. The conference will provide the appropriate historical background for Hip-hop, Caribbean, Tap, Jazz and Modern dance.
West African dance will be revered as an ancient classical dance form while the countries of West Africa will be acknowledged as the birthplace of modern day dance. The conference will bring forth a rich culture embodying complex movements and unique rhythms in an attempt to display the magnificence of African dance.
Dance brings people to their feet as does Nzingha Camara, dancer, educator, artist and choreographer whose illustrious career spans across the globe and covers three decades. Her spirit has inspired, motivated, and instilled a sense of grace and pride in individuals from the villages of West Africa to the far shores of the Caribbean over to Europe and, of course, the United States. Branded with the name of a magnificent African queen, Camara's sacred feet and poise live up to her legacy, having converted challenging dance moves into articulate expressions and fluid movements of art. "Nzingha Camara is one of the most gifted and treasured artists in dance theatre today, I've had the privilege of sharing the stage with her in productions, which range from Motown's 30th Anniversary Special to our annual production of The Chocolate Nutcracker. Her unique background and education in dance makes her an invaluable find, a true resource for authenticity. I am pleased to say that Nzingha teaches her own class within The Debbie Allen Dance Academy (DADA). She has an amazing following and her artistry deserves to be supported by those who embrace the arts as a way to stimulate creativity and humanity and beyond her expertise, she is a kind patient and loving human being.". --Debbie Allen
Camara has graced the cover of Dance Teacher Magazine and has appeared in publications such as Dance Spirit, Fierce, Upscale and The Los Angeles Times.
"Having taught the tenets and history of West African dance for more than 20 years, Nzingha Camara has become one of the world's foremost instructors of the dance genre. Nzingha Camara is teaching more than just movement-she's passing on the ancient traditions of West Africa dance." --Dance Teacher Magazine
Well known students of Camara's include celebrities such as Maia Campbell, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney, Fatima Robinson, Debbie Allen, Wendy Raquel-Robinson, Jasmine Guy, Siedah Garrett, Jada Pinkett and Cree Summers.
"Nzingha is a great, energetic teacher. She educates you on the origin of the dance and what it means, which makes it feel really good; I infuse all of these different types of dance into my choreography." --Fatima Robinson
Fatima Robinson is best known as the woman behind dance moves from artists including The Backstreet Boys, Will Smith, Mary J. Blige and Aaliyah. Fatima will teach an intensive African inspired hip-hop class at the conference while demonstrating the marriage she has created in Hollywood between African and hip hop dance.
It is thanks to the work of Nzingha and Fatima that Hollywood has witnessed more African inspired moves in nationally directed music videos such as Wyclef and Canibus' "How Come," LSG's "My Body," Erykah Badu's "Next Lifetime," TLC's "Girl's Talk," Busta Rhymes' "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See," Truth Hurt's "Addictive," Beyonce's "Crazy in Love," and even Destiny's Child's stage performances. Most recently Fatima incorporated African dance into a sequence within the nationally directed film Ali.
Camara has become a pioneer, forcing Hollywood to utilize genuine African dance moves within the choreography of their on-screen productions. She has performed, appeared, and choreographed movies and televisions shows such as Poetic Justice, The Color Purple, Roots II The Next Generation, King Kong, A Different World, Martin, etc. Her roster of music videos includes Quincy Jones and Siedah Garrett, Barry White, Earth Wind and Fire, and Lionel Ritchie. Additionally Camara co-choreographed and performed in the African dance segments of the 1983 American Music Awards, the 1984 Olympic Black Dance Festival, the 1990 Motown 30 Special and a handful of others.
After years of dedicated work in the community, Camara was nominated for the Lester Horton Distinguished Teacher Award in both 2000 and 2001. In 2003 she received the Soka Gakkai International USA Liberty Award and has obtained numerous other accolades for her contributions within the field of dance.
"Ms. Camara's classes are among the most exciting we have had during my six years at UCLA. She imparts a wide range of kinetic and cultural knowledge to her students and has a keen ability to match this knowledge with West African phrase material that is challenging and exciting. From student response, her classes were tremendously inspiring. Her communicative skills were great; easily transcending any divides between she and her students." --David Rousseve, Professor of Choreography, UCLA
UPN News sums up her significance best by saying, "A professional dancer and choreographer for many years, Camara's work has been recognized all over the world; it gives her special joy to bring the African world home to her students."
Debbie Allen has been a pioneer in the genres of African, Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop and Modern dance. She is excited to be a part of the upcoming West African dance conference as she recognizes the need for dance originating throughout the African Diaspora and has been a fan of Camara's for years.
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May 09, 2012
Locust, NC-The Salem College softball program is pleased to announce that Allie Watkins has committed and deposited to attend Salem next fall. Watkins played softball for Coach Wesley Kidd at West Stanly High School in Locust, NC.The Salem softball team finished as the sixth seed in the Great South Athletic Conference (GSAC), in their first season of play in the NCAA. The Spirits were 7-9 in the GSAC and 13-22 overall, and picked up 2 wins in the Great South Tournament.
Watkins, a pitcher and utility player, played 2 years of varsity and 2 years of junior varsity softball for the Colts. She helped lead the team to the Rocky River Conference Championship in 2011 and 2012. She was also selected as a 2011 Stanly News & Press All-Conference Pitcher. Watkins is currently the captain of the softball team.
She also played varsity tennis and varsity basketball at West Stanly. Watkins played club softball for the CV Storm, Charlotte Blaze, Diamond Stars, and Queen City Rockers.
Watkins has been in the National Honors Society in 2011 and 2012, and she is a NC Scholar. She is also a member of the Interact Club, Medical Science Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She is the daughter of LaRhonda and Joe Watkins.
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An Evansville man is arrested and charged with dealing synthetic marijuana from his southeast side home.
Indiana State Police says Thursday afternoon troopers a home at 2517 South St. James Boulevard in Evansville after receiving information that 41-year-old David Morrow was allegedly selling drugs.
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Troopers seized over three pounds of synthetic cannabinoids from Morrow's residence.
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The world is burning, but you wouldn't know it judging by statements coming from the White House.
Reports of the Russian dictator's demise are greatly exaggerated.
President Obama retires the United States world policeman.
Tokyo is wasting no time acting on its new interpretation of its Constitution.
What caused the Napa Valley earthquake? Can we blame the drought?
In the Middle East, America is no longer even in the backfield—it's on the sideline.
Why is Tehran militarizing one of the world's most vital sea lanes?
Shin Bet has learned that while Hamas was fighting Israel from the Gaza Strip, it was simultaneously planning to violently take over of the West Bank.
An inside look at the character of the extraordinary woman behind the finds
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The Cincinnati Reds will be playing their last regular season home game on Thursday.
The gates at GABP will open at 11:05 a.m. and the Reds will take the field against the Milwaukee Brewers at 12:35 p.m.
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Pitcher Mat Latos is scheduled to take the mound for the Reds to square off again with Brewers rookie pitcher, Wily Peralta.
Fans attending Thursday's game will bring the season attendance total to over 2.34 million, which is a 5.5 percent increase from last season.
This is the 81st home game of the 2012 Reds season and the 10th year of Great American Ball Park.
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Ya know, the Charlotte Hornets were actually a pretty good team. I don't know what makes so many people forget, I often forget myself, but for a few years, the Hornets were actually one of the top teams of the eastern conference. I've almost convinced myself that we actually would've been in the Finals or Conference Finals for a year or two if our current owner, Michael Jordan, hadn't been there to take us out like a cold blooded assasin everytime. Looking back on things, we were actually just a small part of a bigger picture that saw Jordan come in and abuse, basically, the entire league. Add the Hornets up there with teams and people that Jordan's heroics ruined. Also on the list.....the New York Knicks, Cleveland Cavaliers, Utah Jazz, Charles Barkley, the Atlanta Hawks, and anybody else that was around at that time competing for the ultimate goal, an NBA title.
We may just be in a similar predicament this year and for the next few years with LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh holding down the Heat, the Big
Three Team in Boston of Ray Allen, Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo etc., etc., and the other "dynasties" that I foresee popping up with the Chicago Bulls and the New York Knicks, especially if Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul end up in Madison Square Garden. That's not even mentioning squads like the Orlando Magic and Atlanta Hawks, who could get better or worse over the years, but only seem to be getting better with time. So, let's face it, for the next few years, unless we start building a super squad of our own, we'll probably end up stuck in 6th place or worse for years to come. And since that's the case, what's the rush to rebuild? Peep my logic.
To me, the Bobcats under Larry Brown were a completely different team. In my To Rebuild Or Not To Rebuild post a few weeks ago, I labeled them as the worst team in the NBA. And I don't think I'll get too many people on the site to disagree about that statement because it was absolutely terrible (as Simon Cowell, or Barkley would say) the way we were playing and the sense of urgency we were playing with. On most nights, we looked like just another team being ran off the floor at a local gym by the super team that somehow came together during the picking of the squads when you weren't there. And, that happens in the NBA sometimes. However, that doesn't make up for losing by THIRTY to the Wizards, without John Wall at that. While they are the same team on paper with the coaching change being the only thing of signifcance, I feel as though we are now actually a pretty decent team, and far from the worse.
I won't get too much into the change of philosophy and confidence for the team, the results speak for themselves. However, what I feel like getting into today is the rebuilding that we were so ready to embrace a few weeks ago. With the way the team is playing, I just don't feel the need to. And with the way the Eastern Conference is shaping up, I think it's even more vital for us to stay in the state that we are currently in.
I'm open to making some moves to improve the team, but what move is going to really be made to push us over the top (wherever that is)? I don't really think there is one out there. Whether it's acquiring Jason Thompson, or Chris Kaman, or Troy Murphy, I don't think these deals make us better in the short term, or long term. A few points to illustrate my point (original right?) on why we should stand pat and my new plan for the future.
1. It's just not realistic to be aiming for a championship right now:
Like I say, it's just not that feasible right now to see the Bobcats contending for a championship next year or 5 years from now, so why not be happy with where we are at? The Heat (barring injury) are only going to become more dangerous over the years as none of their core 3 are even in their prime yet. The Knicks look to be in a decent position to bring in Melo and CP3 in the coming years, so that's going to be another big three we are going to have to deal with. Then, add on top of that the ever improving Chicago Bulls and the immortal Boston Celtics, and at best we're a 5 seed. The only thing we can hope for is fhat the Magic and Hawks give up on their goals and get into rebuilding mode, or that Dwight Howard parts for the Lakers to get out of the East. Either way, point being, we are going to have to be EXTREMELY lucky with our moves to put ourselves in position to make a run.
2. We won't get fair value in return for any offers we make:
Everyone knows this, and that's the reason I shoot down a lot of trades brought up on the site (sorry if I offend anyone). First of all, there is no one out there in free agency that is going to help us next year and there is no way that we can put ourselves in position to sign the top players. We're already over the salary cap as is, and trading away Stephen Jackson, Gerald Wallace, or Boris Diaw won't do much to help that next year. Nazr Mohammed is coming off the books, but we will still have a ton of money committed to the cap unless we move at least 2 of our core players from the books. I just don't see the purpose when the free agent market isn't attractive at all for our needs (dominant big man, young scorer) and there already being several teams out there with younger core players and a lot of cap room to spare already (Sacramento Kings, Minnesota Timberwolves, Houston Rockets, New York Knicks, Indiana Pacers, Washington Wizards...etc.) Basically, any free agent that we get next year is going to come because they are in love with the city of Charlotte or couldn't get a deal anywhere else. So throw free agency out the window. If' we're not getting draft picks back (which we wouldn't be under most scenarios), then trading our best players for cap space is only going to have us going backwards on the court. Other than a few young guns that we would have to overpay for, no one on the market is going to come in and be able to duplicate the contributions that Crash, Jax, or Boris are giving us. So what are we looking forward to?
3. M.J. promised the city of Charlotte that the Bobcats will be in the playoffs, because he knows they need to:
Let's not forget that although we on R.O.F. may be willing to go through another rebuilding period, the city of Charlotte may not be able to. The team needs to make money now and can't afford to wait 3 or 4 years to have another playoff atmosphere. With all of the cost cutting that Jordan has been doing, there is no reason to think that he can't use every dollar he gets. He's going to lose A LOT of money of the Bobcats fall out of playoff contention or their franchise faces are traded away for money. The Tyson Chandler trade didn't hurt too bad because he was basically only here half a year, but trading Crash would have a more negative effect. Especially if it's for money.
So, what do I suggest? I think it'll actually do us a lot better to just sit still and wait for the storms at the top of the eastern conference to pass. We should make our move in 2012/2013. Why?
1. Because this is the year that we will be free from all of the doom and gloom Bob Johnson's staff put us in. That year, all of our "trash" right now turns into gold. Stephen Jackson can drop 40 points on any given night, but the best package we can get is an expiring contract like Caron Butler's? No! Not right in my eyes. Like I say, if we're not getting draft picks back, we're only hurting ourselves. How about let's wait a couple of years so we can be on the opposite side of the spectrum. The only way to upgrade your team in the NBA is through assets, whether they are draft picks or actual players. Since trading away future draft picks at this time should be a complete no no, our players are the only assets we have. And in my eyes, players are like stocks. Being a fringe playoff team ini the east has dropped everyone's stock severely, but I promise in 2 years, they'll probably be the highest that they've ever been.
Crash will be a 30 year old SF on an expiring 11.50 million contract. Barring injury, he'll be one of the best trade pieces on the market in the whole NBA that year. We could squeeze a lot more than a trade exception out of a team for him then.
Stephen Jackson will be 35 and on an expiring 10 million dollar deal. Although I don't see his stock getting much higher because of his age, it'll still undoubtedly be higher than it is now. I don't think his play will fall off too much by then and teams would still be willing to give him a shot to push them over the edge because his "toughness" will never fade.
And get this, even Desagana Diop and Matt Carroll will be off the books that year, making them valuable trade pieces, or letting the misery that is their contracts finally expire.
So, basically what I am saying, is are we really trying to fool ourselves into thinking that jumping head first into blowing the team up is going to get us on a level to compete with the Heat and Knicks? I think staying as we are (not adding salary unless making trades to net us draft picks) is the best way to go. And staying pat doesn't mean we'll be locked into this cycle for years, it just means being happy being a fringe playoff team this year and next. The 2013/14 Bobcats are going to be our biggest opportunity to right this ship.....
PG D.J. Augustin (Shaun Livingston team option)
SG Stephen Jackson exp 10 mil (Gerald Henderson)
SF Gerald Wallace exp 11.5 mil (Derrick Brown)
PF Tyrus Thomas (Maybe Boris at a lower salary)
C ? (Maybe our draft pick from this year)
I just think as a franchise, we'll be in a better place to make moves later as long as we resist feeling the absolute need to make moves now.


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Ubuntu is synchronizing Padre from Debian. See the launchpad for details:
- https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/padre
- Its page in Launchpad is https://launchpad.net/padre
- link to where they import our SVN repository https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/padre/trunk
- See also #ubuntu-motu on Freenode
- https://edge.launchpad.net/~perl seems to be the group dealing with perl stuff, I sent them a message on 2009.02.06 asking for help
- https://edge.launchpad.net/~perl-jam might also help but that is a one man group so I left it alone for now.
Some more useful links
- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU
- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FAQ
- The request: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/326353
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沖縄離島の鳩間島に行きました。あくまで島巡りをしただけですが、日差しが南国らしく綺麗だぞと。観光客もそれほど多くないです。ちなみに、ここでは潜ることもなく、そうそうに移動してしまいました。。 残念
Taketomi is the closest island to Ishigaki, and as such makes for a convenient and pleasent half day ...
Taketomi (-jima; 竹富島; Yaeyama: Tēdun Okinawan: Dakidun) is an island in the Yaeyama District of Okina...
Taketomi (-jima; 竹富島; Yaeyama: Tēdun Okinawan: Dakidun) is an island in the Yaeyama District of Okina...
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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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The Slab Fork Community Group will receive a $15,000 grant which will be used to build a new community park.
The grant will be presented by Sen. Mike Green, D-Raleigh, and Sen. Daniel Hall, D-Wyoming Oct. 8.
Beaver Coal Company has donated one acre of land in the community for the project, and the community is ready to begin the first phase of construction, which will include establishing the park area, constructing a picnic pavilion and installing a playground area.
"Our number one priority is the safety of children in Slab Fork and the surrounding communities," board member Dyane Corcoran said in a news release. "With the majority of homes immediately adjacent to Route 34, there are few places where kids can safely gather to play. … This funding will change that."
Fundraising and donation efforts currently are underway for the second phase of project construction, which will include: landscaping, fencing and biking trails.
The Slab Fork Community Group was established in May 2013 as a 501(c)3 organization for friends and neighbors to preserve and enhance its community. The group routinely hosts community clean-ups, dinners, fundraisers, contests and projects. The group also has developed a walking and biking trail and was selected as a project for the Boy Scouts of America's Service Project 2013.


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The Kansas City Chiefs have released quarterback Matt Cassel, according to Adam Teicher of the Kansas City Star.
Cassel was the starting quarterback for four seasons in Kansas City after being acquired in 2009 for a second-round draft pick. Cassel made the Pro Bowl in 2010 after throwing 27 touchdowns against seven interceptions, but never replicated that success in his other seasons in Kansas City.
Last year, Cassel began as the starter but was unseated by Brady Quinn after having a brutal campaign. Cassel tossed 12 interceptions and fumbled six times in only nine games.
The low point of the season came against the Baltimore Ravens in Arrowhead Stadium, when a hit from nose tackle Haloti Ngata resulted in a concussion. With Cassel on the ground after the hit, a smattering of embarrassing applause rang out from the crowd.
Ultimately, Cassel's poor play along with the team's culminated in the firing of head coach Romeo Crennel and general manager Scott Pioli, paving the way for a new Chiefs brain trust in head coach Andy Reid and general manager John Dorsey.
Dorsey traded for ex-San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith, officially ringing in a new era in Kansas City football.
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[UPDATE] Man shot to death in car identified
Police have identified a man shot and killed while sitting in a car in North Philadelphia on Monday night as Mark Thomas, 25.
Thomas was shot several times on the 1800 block of North 20th Street. Police rushed him to Temple University Hospital with multiple gunshot wounds after finding him injured about 10:43 p.m.
Thomas, who lived on the street where he was attacked, was pronounced dead at 11:30 p.m.
Police did not release any suspect information.
Metro's original article is below.
A man was shot and killed while sitting in a car in North Philadelphia Monday night.
The fatal shooting occurred about 10:40 p.m. near the 1800 block of Uber street, 6ABC Action News reports.
The 25-year-old victim was shot several times. He was pronounced dead at an area hospital.
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TV host Jill Rappaport is raising awareness for shelter animals and their desperate need for homes.
Rappaport has five rescue dogs and seven horses.
"They may be rescue dogs but I feel that I've been rescued," said Rappaport.
She has also created a new line of dog collars sold at Petco; a portion of the proceeds benefit animals in need.


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A summerhouse located on the island Sylt in Germany, close to the Danish border. You can really see the scandinavian influences in this summerhouse. A really natural and calm sphere makes this a perfect place to enjoy summer I think.
The brick floor in the kitchen area is pretty amazing and love the broad light wooden floor and all the natural materials used in this house.
Thank you Dinesen for letting me show this great summerhouse. If you like the wooden floor used in this home you really should take a look at their site for more beautiful inspiration.
Images through Dinesen
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Haverhill — – Ernest R. "Gil" Guilbert, 84, of Haverhill died Saturday, January 5, at the Oxford Manor Nursing Home after a lengthy illness.
Born and educated in Haverhill, he was the son of the late, Ernest G. and Lillian (Buisson) Guilbert. He attended St. Joseph's Grammar School and was a graduate of Haverhill trade School, Class of 1946. He proudly served in the U.S. Army national Guard.
Beginning his career in the local shoe industry he worked for Knipe bros. and Ornstein Shoe. He then went to work for the Gillette Corporation in North Andover as a forklift operator retiring in 1992 after thirty years of service to the company. Having a special place in his heart for children, after retiring Gil was the Crossing Guard on Main Street at the Walnut Square School.
Gil was an avid runner and hiker. He ran two Boston marathons and along with his wife, Rae, they traveled throughout the country and hiked Mount Rainier in Washington State and the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
He leaves his beloved wife of fifteen years; Rae E. (Knowlton) Guilbert, of Haverhill, two daughters; Donna Nevers, of Garden City, Idaho, and Susan Warcewicz, of Haverhill, three step children; Michael Wilkins of Haverhill, Donald Wilkins and his wife, Angela, of Sandown, NH, and Patricia Thayer and her husband, David, of El Cajon, CA; nine grandchildren, Troy Warcewicz, Ashley Defore and her husband, John, Philip and Patrick Fackler, Alora and Mahkala Nevers, Timothy Wilkins, and Brett and Cody Harris and one great grandson, Elijah Nevers. The widower of Irene (Rand) who died in 1992, he was predeceased by his sisters, Eleanor Zagouski, Lorette Klimovich, and Blanche Lavalle.
ARRANGEMENTS: Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to call on Wednesday, January 9, from 5 until 8 PM at the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main St. (Rte 125) Haverhill. Funeral services and burial are private. Memorial donations are suggested to be made in his name to the children's or animal charity of one's choice. To send condolences or for directions, please visit Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook, or www.comeaufuneral.com


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Family of NYC ad exec files suit in elevator death
NEW YORK (AP) - The family of a New York City advertising executive who was crushed to death in an elevator accident in 2011 has sued the repair company.
The suit was filed by Suzanne Hart's father, Alex Hart, against Transel Elevator and Electric.
It alleges Transel caused her death because it failed to re-enable a safety circuit and disconnect a cable that bypassed the circuit.
The New York Post ( http://bit.ly/WxnD1K) says the suit was filed last week.
The company declined to comment.
Hart was dragged between an elevator and a wall when the car started rising with the doors still open as she tried to get in.
Five elevator mechanics on duty that day were fired.
Information from: New York Post, http://www.nypost.com
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First of all, I will say that the food was very good so no complaints there.
Entertainment: Some good, some ok. The Legends in Concert was VERY entertaining. Blue Man Group was ok but too slow paced and became boring. Dueling Pianos was fun.
Four of us paid $20.00 each to walk into The Ice Bar. Nothing in there but a couple of ice sculptures but we did get a free drink with the entrance fee. We were in there five minutes.
The Internet/iphone/ipad connection while on board is a joke. Norwegian Epic website says there is wireless internet in every cabin and throughout the ship. I purchased a $100.00 plan since I'd packed my ipad and iphone. Never got connected. (they did refund my money) Others traveling with us had the same problem, no connection.
Bigger is not always better. We waited in line for elevators, we waited in line for shows, we waited in line for meals. The line at Embarkation was the length of a football field (at least) and on the morning we got off there was total confusion about the procedure. We were told we could opt to "walk off" with our own bags after 7:30. From our Balcony at 7:30 a.m. we saw people with their bags getting off the ship and went down to deck Four with our bags as instructed to get off the ship. We were met with, again, a line the length of a football field, all with bags trying to get off the ship but not being allowed to get off. I'm fully aware that ships must get clearance before disembarkment can begin but I assumed since we were offered the "walk off anytime after 7:30" we could get off then and especially after we'd seen from our balcony at least 150-200 people leaving with bags at 7:30. Every member of staff we asked either had a different answer or just didn't know what was happening.
The Cabins are poorly designed, suites are even small. The Casino is in the middle of the ship, there is no way to get to the opposite end on that deck without going directly through the casino (where smoking is allowed).
We asked the staff member in the Internet Cafe if he would print off our Boarding passes for return trip home. He said we'd have to sign up for Internet Service there at the Internet Cafe and pay the $3.98 for sign up, plus time spent on line. (this just to print off document on the last day of cruise).
Hallways smelled unpleasant and not sure if it was a rare (pee) scent sprayed as a deodorizer or actually pee. It was Offensive!
We had dinner the first night in the Manhattan Room, there was a live orchestra and it was so loud we were unable to have a conversation with people at our table. Totally not "background music for dinner", it was a band in concert AS WE TRIED TO HAVE DINNER AND CONVERSATION. Everything on the ship is LOUD. Although we love being in the middle of the "party", the band on the deck by the pool was much TOO loud, we couldn't enjoy spending time there so headed for the Adult deck on top. This area was great (and quiet). We packed " casual dress up" clothes for the Specialty restaurants (as the website/brochure said) but were WAY out of place. People came in shorts and tee shirts. We are casual people so love going casual but Norwegian needs to clarify ALL CASUAL or some dressy areas and enforce this.
I could go on (seriously) but won't. There were many conversations onboard with other passengers, ALL expressed pretty much the same complaints and issues I've listed here. Norwegian "missed the boat" with this cruise ship.


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Benton's bacon -- a little closer to home
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Benton's Smoky Mountain Country Hams
I love to cook with Benton's bacon. The wonderful smoky flavor it adds to soups and stews is worth the trip to Madisonville. But my weekends are often too crowded to find time to drive to its storefront. So I was really excited to discover that Laurel Creek Farms offers Benton's bacon at The Market, 606 High Street, Maryville.
It's a little over $6 a pound, which is definitely more expensive than buying there ($4.59), but if you're short on time it's worth the extra price.
However, if you've never experienced the hospitality and wonderful aroma that emanates from Benton's Smoky Mountain Hams, go there. In addition to bacon they have lots of other pork products including sausage, country hams and Benton's prosciutto.


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The Browns are an eighth grade team in the Missoula Youth Football League and one of their leaders is their secret weapon number twenty two.
"Two weeks ago we were playing the Cowboys, another eighth grade team, and after the game when we were shaking hands I got to the end of the line and was talking with their coach and he was telling me he didn't realize we had a girl on the team. We played the entire football game and he didn't realize we had a female on the team until she took her helmet off," said Browns Head Coach Sean Kittel.
That's right, the Browns linebacker, fullback, and backup quarterback is a girl. Her name is Julia and she loves football.
"Hitting people and scoring and I just love the team and how we are like a family" said Julia Riekena.
Julia says she learned how to play football from playing with her older brothers in the backyard. And when she first came out to play tackle football she was a little nervous, but not anymore.
"She's intense is I think one word that symbolizes her in a nutshell," said Kittel.
"She's tough, I would say she's definitely tougher than a lot of people we play football with. Just to be out here playing football instead of volleyball or basketball is an indication that she's a lot tougher," said teammate Jack Montgomery.
Julia is the only girl in the eighth grade league, but her coaches and teammates don't view it that way.
"What I think is unique is you see the guys around here react to the type of player she is and they don't look at her as a girl she is just one of the guys," said Kittel.
"I think that they could care less because once I put that helmet on it's like I'm one of the guys playing," said Riekena.
Although the guys did get on her a little bit that one time…
"One year I was quarterback and I kind of had a high pitched voice and when I would say the cadence and everything they would come to school and say it in a high pitched voice," said Riekena.
It took some guts for Julia to come out and play football, but she did it because she loves the sport, little did she know she would become an influence for other girls thinking of playing.
"Mothers have been bringing their daughters to the game asking if they could meet Julia after the game, which I think is good because it is showing the little girls that if you wants to play football play football," said Julia's Dad Kevin Riekena.
"Because girls can really do anything guys can do you just have to go out and go for it, because they might say you can't but if you just set your mind to it you can play," said Riekena.


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cheerio charm bracelets
32 comments:
- Lisa Russell said...
Congrats on a job well done by all!! I figured you were crafting up some bracelets, and these are all outstanding! I love them--and love Loopy's special bracelet the most. Thanks for sharing the ride--it was fun! xoxo, Lisa
- April 16, 2010
- Sarah said...
Those are beatiful
- April 16, 2010
- Heather@PixieDust said...
those are the best mementos those girls will have of high school. you have given them quite a gift!!
- April 16, 2010
- Joanne said...
Beautiful bracelets as always, Saucy! I love the sentiment behind each charm.
- April 16, 2010
We loved being a kept up to date on the Cheerios doings and accomplishments. They are soooo lucky to have you by their side. GORGEOUS bracelets that you know they will keep for the rest of their lives, as a momento of these very special times in their lives... and a very special woman... YOU.
- April 16, 2010
- Suzy said...
A-W-E That's Right!
S-O-M-E Oh Yeah!
Awesome, Awesome,
Awesome Is She!!!!!
Totally Awesome Bracelets!!!
They are so-o-o-o LUCKY!!!
- April 16, 2010
- Jerri-Lea said...
I'm glad that you were able to attend and enjoy the Cheerios wind up! I can see those charm bracelets being worn back to their 20 year high school reunion!! Great job as always!
- April 16, 2010
They will remember that for the rest of their lives, nice work!
- April 16, 2010
- SOINSPIRED said...
Those are over-the-top darling! I wish I could have been a fly on the wall to see the girls' expressions. I hope you are feeling a little better!
- April 16, 2010
- Niki said...
Those bracelets are both lovely and full of love. Nice job.
- April 16, 2010
- NGS said...
They really are beautiful. I know that those girls will grow into women who look at those bracelets later in life (like I get choked up when I see my marching band mug from high school on my work desk every day). You are amazing and I know those girls appreciate the hard work you did with them!
- April 16, 2010
- 40isthenew30 said...
Swoon ~ stunning. Lucky girls.
- April 16, 2010
- Mrs. Staggs said...
These are so cool! What a wonderful and generous keepsake, Sasha. Not only in terms of the bracelets themselves, but in the amount of time you've given to create them.
- April 16, 2010
- V. Wolfram said...
Wow! You have outdone yourself as usual! How about making an ALUMNI BRACELET for all of us oldies? Please, please, Pleeeeaaaaasssseeeee??? Ha
- April 16, 2010
- Jenn@ You know... that blog? said...
Wow!!! Just... WOW!!! You really are the best. You've made a lifetime memory for those girls just by being there for them through this season, and commemorated it in something I know they each will treasure their entire lives. How lucky are they?? Phenomenal. Well done my friend!
- April 16, 2010
These are stunning. You have put so much of yourself into these bracelets and have had such a positive effect on each girl's life. You are a great role model for the cheerios and for all of us. Enjoy your weekend.
- April 16, 2010
- Angela G. Willis said...
The bracelets turned out beautifully.
I know that the cheerios loved it!
- April 16, 2010
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
Such lucky girls! Those are ADORABLE!
- April 16, 2010
- laurie -magpie ethel said...
It was fun to follow the adventures of the Cheerios ...and seeing it result in such a big win. They will LOVE those bracelets...makes me want to be Cheerio too. You really added to that team as well...make yourself a bracelet too!
- April 16, 2010
- Saucy said...
After we left the restaurant, the assistant Cheerio coach Mustang Sally and I decided to relax at my place with the DVD of our competition... some of the Cheerios came home with Loopy.
We drank iced tea and Coke, chatted and watched a little Glee, and they rifled through the leftover charms I had on the coffee table from my assembly line. We added some green and yellow buttons and some charms that The Fan had found too!
Now I have them cheering, baking cupcakes and wiring charm bracelets! Hmmmmm.... what else can I put them to work at?
Cheerio guest blogging?
- April 16, 2010
Those cupcakes are mine, now fork 'em over!
By the way its jessica geravelis
- April 16, 2010
- Saucy said...
Nice one, Jess!
Send me a message on Facebook. I have to be somewhere at 7:00 tonight but I can swing them by your place on the way :)
Vanilla with crumb topping, stuffed with key lime filling, topped with cream cheese frosting, sprinkles, buttercream, and white chocolate sparkle bark!
- April 16, 2010
- Brenda said...
Great job Sasha, you amaze me. the question is...how are you going to top that next year?
- April 16, 2010
- e.m. said...
Again, WOW! How lucky for the girls to have you in their lives!
- April 16, 2010
- Jill said...
OMGosh... those charm bracelets are dar.ling. Love, love, love them! You can just see all the love put into them.
- April 16, 2010
- Jerri-Lea said...
Looks like we missed it! But I'll keep checking back for next time!!! I won't speak of this to "you know who"!
Until next time .... "Those cupcakes are mine, now fork 'em over!"
- April 16, 2010
- Sheila-rita said...
You are soooooooo creative. What a great gift. It is a gift that will just keep on giving years on down the road. They will look at that bracelet 10, 20 years from now and remember all the fond memories of being a Cheerio. They will also remember you for being their biggest fan.
- April 16, 2010
love these!!!aren't you still gonna coach the cheerios? Hope so ,they for sure lurveeeeeeeeeee their coach.
I might have to make bracelets for our cheerios-I made one for my daughter for christmas-got inspired by your bracelets-put green tulle thru the loops when I was done. She loves it!
- April 17, 2010
- Coco said...
Saucy you are absolutely AWESOME.
- April 18, 2010
- ChaChaneen said...
Those bracelets are so FUN! Such great memories for the girls who probably now don't fully appreciate all your time and hard work that went into them, but I'm sure they will when they mature into ladies. Truly the best giftie Saucy!
BTW, I just had a memory about something you said awhile ago... how are your chickens doing on FB? ha ha Don't know why I just remembered that but thought I'd ask. ha
- April 18, 2010
- Mom Taxi Julie said...
Those are ADORABLE! You are such a great coach and mom :)
- April 19, 2010
Just wondering where you got the cheer charms... I've been looking for some for my sisters who cheer for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. I can be reached by email firstname.lastname@example.com
- August 21, 2010