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I just mentioned the difference because it's easy to forget that this board allows 13 year olds to post and many of the most prolific posters are, in fact, under 18. It's easy to forget because they generally make such intelligent and interesting posts that their age isn't an issue.
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I don't really mind that the actors are different. What I mind is that practically everything else is different save for the most absolutely basic of things, and the rationale of many who would seemingly call anything at all Star Trek so long as some part of the story takes place on a starship.
"Now I did a job -- and got nothin' but trouble since I did it, not to mention more than a few unkind words as regard to my character, so let me make this abundantly clear: I do the job... and then I get paid. Go run your little world."
*It's easy to forget because they generally make such intelligent and interesting posts that their age isn't an issue.*
"I go online sometimes, but everyone's spelling is really bad, and it's... depressing."
"Tact is just not saying true stuff. I'll pass"
"A sacrifice a day keeps Jesus away"
Here are my thoughts ...
First, remember that Star Trek is entertainment. Not spritural guidance from above.
Second, Star Trek got many "facts" about the future right (computers, advanced communication devices, equal rights) but got just as much wrong. We should have endured World War 3 by now. A horrible war, worse than World War 2, caused by selective breeding. No one in the 1960's could have prediced that the world of 2009 would be torn by the same religious hatreds that were endured in the dark ages. Hindu against Muslim against Jew against Christian. They would have thought that impossible.
Third, as Thomas Wolfe said, "You Can't Go Home Again". Gene Roddenberry, his beloved Majel, DeForest and James are dead. Nothing can bring them back.
So, you have a choice. Embrace what Abrams, Quinto, Pine and everyone involved in the new movie are doing with an open heart, a generous spirit, and a willingness to give honest, constructive criticism OR bury Star Trek with the dead.
I say allow the torch to be passed and hope Abrams listens to our suggestions and makes the second Star Trek movie even better.
So throw out the baby or keep the bathwater? Nope, not buying that it absolutely must be either/or.
"Now I did a job -- and got nothin' but trouble since I did it, not to mention more than a few unkind words as regard to my character, so let me make this abundantly clear: I do the job... and then I get paid. Go run your little world."
I have to agree with Saint here; I have no intentions of burying my DVD collection just because of the new movie. I will probably buy the new movie on DVD, too; just keep it on a new shelf.
. . . just an old-school Trekker getting by in a newfangled galaxy.
"Are you out of your Vulcan mind?"
I'd have to go along: the 'absolutists' so far have been much more in the camp of "this new movie isn't real TREK" and seeing changes they don't like have railed long against this movie without ever seeing it... some vowing they never will. That is an either/or stance.
To the point of the thread: I just turned 46 so I'd be in the first gen of fans as well, I guess. I have no problem seeing new actors playing these characters, for many of the wise reasons already stated.
Even if I read the same book I loved as a youth, it will be a 'different' book to me 30 years later because I am not the same person reading it. The same holds true for TREK -- TOS doesn't mean the same thing to me at 46 as it did when I was 6. TREK changes because we change around it.
What new meaning will this film add to TREK? I'm interested to find out, and knowing the physical realities of life, it takes new people to tell a new story.
I'd rather TREK continue to grow and evolve than shrink and fossilize as a fond artifact only belonging to the past. Nothing this new movie does can change my enjoyment of TREK from my childhood.
Similarly, nothing can bring my childhood back. I enjoyed TREK then and remember it fondly, but the 46 year-old me is willing to try a new story and see if I'll enjoy that in addition to what I grew up watching. There's room in my world for it all.
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I'm 42, so I guess I'm one of those "old-heads" who first started watching TOS during the initial syndicated reruns. I grew up on TOS and it's always been my favorite series, although I've really enjoyed every version of Trek since then (well, not so much Enterprise, but hey...)
It's weird - I'm not at all upset about new actors taking over the roles. I said my fond farewells to the original cast at the end of The Undiscovered Country. I've loved each of them for the past 30-plus years, but there's no denying that they had reached the point where it was time to move on and just appreciate what we had for all those years.
In fact, I'm actually very excited about seeing how the new actors interpret such well-known - and yes, iconic - roles. In particular, I'm really looking forward to seeing how Zachary Quinto steps into Spock's shoes. I've enjoyed his performances on Heroes and he seems to have really jumped into the role of Spock with great enthusiasm. And from what little I've already seen, it appears that Karl Urban might be a really great McCoy. I'm actually excited about the new actors and look forward to their interpretations.
On the other hand, I'm way, way, way more upset about the changes in ship design, set design, costumes, etc. I won't even get into the canon arguments, but the radical and unnecessary changes in the known Star Trek universe bother me a whole lot more than new actors.
It was necessary to change the actors, if there was ever any hope of continuing to tell stories about the original crew, and I'm ok with that. In fact, that's actually exciting!
But seeing those very familiar characters in such radically different surroundings is much more of an issue to me...
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OROVILLE – Imagine. It's a few days after Christmas. The gifts have been exchanged, friends and family have been well fed and well loved, it is nippy outside, and the kids are bored already…The perfect solution is just around the Christmas corner.
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Poll of the Week
Should the Oroville School Board have renewed OHS Social Studies Teacher Ryan Frazier's Contract
- Yes, he has made a change in students' lives and got them excited about school (46%, 64 Votes)
- Yes, the board should have gone with Principal Kristin Sarmiento's evaluation and recommendation (25%, 35 Votes)
- I don't have enough information to say one way or another (16%, 22 Votes)
- Yes, with the understanding he address Supt. Steve Quick's concerns (14%, 19 Votes)
- No, the issue went through the superintendent and board and should be dropped there (9%, 13 Votes)
- No, we elect local school boards to make these sorts of decisions for us (8%, 11 Votes)
- No, Supt. Steve Quick recommended the first-year probationary teacher's contract not be renewed (5%, 7 Votes)
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GAINESVILLE– After taking down No. 13 Florida in the Friday night opener, the FGCU baseball team earned the series victory by defeating the Gators, 8-3, at McKethan Stadium on Saturday evening in Gainesville.
The win marks the first home series loss by UF since Arkansas (April 27-29) last season and first mid-major foe to earn a series win over the Gators since VMI (Feb. 9-11) during the 2007 season.
The Eagles improved to 4-1 on the season as they look to complete the series sweep on Sunday afternoon at 12:30 p.m., a contest which will be aired live on Fox Sun Sports channel 653 on Directv and 402 on Comcast Xfinity.
Meanwhile, the Gators dropped to 3-4 this season in the losing effort.
"I am happy with the way our team performed through the opening two games," said head coach Dave Tollett.
"After a few pitches in the first inning, I felt like Bixler gained some momentum and pitched a quality game for us overall this evening. Also, the offense has put some runs up to give our pitchers some support in the later stages of the game. Still, a tough challenge lies in front of us tomorrow, but it's certainly one we are looking forward to."
Opening the game on the bump, junior lefty Brandon Bixlerearned his first win (1-0) of the year, allowing one run on four hits and three walks to go with four strikeouts.
Through his two starts this season, the Oviedo, Fla. product holds a 1.00 ERA and a .148 opponent average, registering 10 strikeouts and issuing four walks in nine frames on the hill.
Florida opened the scoring in its first chance at the plate, after a walk and a hit-by-pitch was followed with a groundout to the pitcher to put runners on second and third.
Justin Shafer then stepped to the plate and sent a double into shallow centerfield to plate the runner from third for the early 1-0 UF lead.
In the Eagles' side of the fifth, sophomore Michael Suchy (Bradenton, Fla./Southeast HS) opened the frame with a single into center field and moved to second on a groundout to third base.
Redshirt sophomore Alex Diaz (Miami, Fla./Ferguson HS) then stepped in the box and laced a double into left, as the Green and Blue knotted the game at one apiece.
FGCU established its first lead in the contest when a single up the middle from senior Mike Reeves plated Diaz from second base for the 2-1 edge.
FGCU moved its lead to 5-1 in the top of the sixth, as a one-out walk from junior Brandon Bednar and a single to left field from sophomore Zack Tillery (Barron Collier HS) got the inning started.
Sending a frozen rope over the student section bleachers in left field, Suchy cleared the bases in the next at-bat with his first career home run for the Eagles.
The Gators cut the FGCU lead 5-2 in next half inning on a two-out bases loaded walk to senior Vickash Ramjit.
Two more runs were put on the scoreboard in the Eagles' seventh inning.
Freshman Tyler Selesky (Estero HS) opened the stanza with a single through the left side and quickly came around to score on a one-out triple to the center field wall by junior Sean Dwyer his second three-bagger of the season.
Dwyer would later score in the inning with two outs, on another triple off the bat of Bednar, his first of the year.
Finding runners on first and second following a one-out single to Reeves and a walk by Dwyer, the Eagles tacked on one more in the top of the final inning.
Senior Brooks Beisner (Charlotte HS) connected for an RBI into left field to score Reeves, giving the Green and Blue an 8-2 lead.
UF supplied the final run in the bottom of the ninth when a one-out double to left center was followed by an RBI single up the middle from freshman Brady Roberson, making the final line read 8-3 in favor of the Eagles.
FGCU scored eight runs while matching a season-high 11 hits.
Suchy led the offensive effort, going 2-for-3 with two runs scored and three RBI on the home run.
The top seven hitters in the lineup each supplied at least one hit in the contest, with Reeves (2-for-5) and Beisner (2-for-4) each contributing an RBI and Reeves adding a run scored.
Finishing the final four frames for the Eagles, senior lefty R.J. Brown earned the first save of the year for the Green and Blue, recording one strikeout, issuing one walk and allowing three hits against 19 Gator hitters.
UF starter Tucker Simpson (0-1) was credited with the loss after going 4.2 innings and allowing two runs on three hits with a trio of punchouts and one walk.
The Gators plated three runs on seven hits in the game.
The two squads will be back in action for the series finale on Sunday afternoon. The Eagles plan to use freshman right-hander Michael Murray(1-0, 0.00 ERA) against UF freshman righty Eric Hanhold (0-0, 6.75 ERA) in the contest.
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Should prisoners get paid for their labor?
- 4:38 pm Monday, December 2nd, 2013 by Opinion Staff
Greenacres, Lake Worth, Wellington and Royal Palm Beach are saving money by using prison inmates for labor, some of whom work for free.
Dominic Calabro, president and CEO of Florida TaxWatch, said inmate work programs provide a public benefit while training inmates to work.
But prisoner rights advocate Paul Wright, editor of Lake Worth-based "Prison Legal News," disagrees.
"That sounds like plain old exploitative slavery to me," Wright said, noting that inmates should have a choice about working and should be paid. "I don't think exploiting people makes any kind of work ethic."
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British Cottage
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We just received a huge shipment of tables and cabinets. Shown above is our classic trestle table in an antique pine finish that is sealed so this table is truly a spray and wipe. No fuss, no bother. Already distressed so you don't have to worry about nicks and scratches; this could be just the table for your big country kitchen or the star of a relaxed, so 21st century dining room.
After 27 years of being open 7 days a week, we decided it was time to take some days off.
We are open Tuesday through Saturday 10 to 5.
If those hours don't work for you, please call the store, 732 530 0685, to make an appointment. We can meet you there almost any time. (And at the risk of confusing matters, we are often here on Sundays and Mondays so if you are in the neighborhood you can stop by or give us a call and see if we are, indeed, at the store...)
And please remember at British Cottage we decide what we stock:antique and reproduction pine and hardwood dining tables,hutches, chests of drawers and cupboards.Whether it is our design, antique, or a bench made reproduction, our furniture
Because we spent a good part of the last twenty eight years buying container loads of antique European furniture, we are really good at finding the newly made items that are unique and special--before they get copied and dumb-downed by the big chain stores and catalogues. Whether traveling in England or on the continent or at market in North Carolina it is the classic style of weathered wood and handmade construction that appeals to us.
While we miss the absolute uniqueness of an antique piece, we appreciate the stability, functionality and pricing that comes with new furniture.
We like to think we are selling the antiques of tomorrow.
We offer free local delivery service and charge just our costs for deliveries farther away.
We also can arrange long distance moves for you.
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Mrs. Sarah Loane of Sioux Falls, SD, is an NAB missionary appointee (Jan 25, 2011) who will serve as Coordinator/Trainer with Gateway Teams and will provide specialization to the growing Hispanic opportunities for mission partnerships.
Sarah has been an NABer for most of her life. She has served as an intern with Gateway. She has devoted her education to cross culture studies and missions, and speaks both Spanish and Portuguese. What a perfect fit for our growing edge of missions in Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and Mexico.
Sarah holds a BA in Intercultural Studies from Biola University (LaMirada, CA) and MACL in Intercultural Studies from Sioux Falls Seminary (Sioux Falls, SD).
Sarah enjoys activities like running, hiking, climbing as well as cooking, baking, reading and quality time with family.
Sarah's husband Rob serves in the area of educational design for VantagePoint3.
Sarah describes her journey....
In the summer of 2008 I actually had an internship with Gateway Teams. I had the opportunity to work alongside Randy and Shelly Schmor, Gateway Teams' directors, and witness how God is using them to train and lead short-term teams with excellence while fostering long-term relationships with the missionaries and/or national hosts.
So, it is with great excitement that I have been appointed by the North American Baptist Conference as a continued-term missionary working with the short-term mission agency Gateway Teams.
In this position, with the encouragement of the Schmors and my husband, Rob, I will be training leaders and teams, leading cross-cultural mission trips, and maintaining the long-term relationships with hosts around the world. Short-term missions must be done within the larger picture of the long-term work that God is already doing in the global church. For almost ten years Gateway Teams has been doing this very work, emphasizing partnerships between the sending side and those hosting teams.
I am honored that God has called me to be a part of His work in short-term missions through Gateway Teams' ministry and sharing the life-altering story of the Lord Jesus Christ around the globe.
Part of this calling is also raising the sufficient funds to carry out the work God has set before me. Knowing that the Lord is able to provide for all my needs, I ask you to join in His ministry for me as well:
• Pray that God's mission will be increased through Gateway Teams, and that Christians around the world will be encouraged.
• Consider whether God is leading you to assist me financially through pledge support as I seek to participate in the ongoing ministry He has laid before Gateway Teams.
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Edamame recipes from our Agriculture Supported Communities program.
NEW! Edamame Succotash Salad
Adapted from Real Food For Healthy Kids
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
1 pound shelled edamame (soybeans)
3 cups fresh-cut corn kernels from about 4 ears or 1 pound frozen corn, thawed
2 large ripe plum tomatoes, diced
1- 1/4 teaspoons kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4 cup minced fresh chives or basil
Heat the oil in a 4-quart saucepan over medium heat. Add the onion and cook, stirring often, until softened but not browned, 4 to 5 minutes. Add the edamame and corn and cook, turning often, until heated through, about 7 minutes. Stir in the tomato, salt and pepper. Let cool and then chill if packing in a lunch box. When ready to serve, stir in the chives or basil.


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Pleasure Island Auto "Determined to permanently fix every issue
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Pleasure Island Auto is at 396 N. Lake Park Blvd. Carolina Beach, for details or to schedule an appointment, call 910-458-9240, you can email pleasureislandauto @yahoo.com or click contact us on the website. The website is www.pleasureislandauto.com.
Pleasure Island Auto, formerly Mobil Quick Lube, has been servicing the area for almost three years. They are determined to permanently fix every issue with your vehicle and not mask the problem. Sometimes they may not be able to tell some customers what they want to hear; but, ultimately it is the customer's decision to what they want to do with their vehicle.
They will tell their customers what is wrong with their vehicle, they will not use scare tactics and if they feel that you can drive the vehicle for a while without having to worry about it, they will let you know. If it a pressing issue they will tell you that too. The website has most of the prices for different services and list services that are provided. There is a coupon tab you can hit, and it offers a discount on what service you need; pick out what service you need, print it out, fill it out and then just bring it in. The Satterwhites are grateful for their customers, and they will continue to give the utmost customer service to them. They feel there is no job too big or too small. The will do their best to help anyone needing vehicle repair.
Pleasure Island Auto is at 396 N. Lake Park Blvd. Carolina Beach, for details or to schedule an appointment, call 910-458-9240. They are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and closed on Sundays. They will also be closed July 4; they are normally open all the other holidays, because those days may be the only day a customer has to bring in their vehicle.


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Police are investigating the city's third murder of the year after a man was shot and killed in a Columbus home.
Bennie Pulley, Jr., age 33 - who liked to be called "Frank" - was shot three times inside a home on Lanier Drive. His body was sent to Atlanta Monday morning for an autopsy.
Homicide detectives were called to a house on Lanier Drive, near Victory Drive just before 5 p.m. Sunday afternoon.
Forensic experts processed the crime scene for hours, dusting for fingerprints and searching for clues. Special attention was paid to the front doorway and and parts inside the house.
As the sun began to set, police searched the yard and surrounding shrubs with flashlights and a dog.
The Muscogee County coroner removed his body from the house at about 7:45 p.m. He said Pulley was shot in the torso.
Police questioned dozens of residents throughout the neighborhood looking for a witness. Some of those people, mostly juveniles, were taken to headquarters for further interviews. No one is being named as a suspect and police have not announced any arrests.Family members told News Leader 9 Pulley grew up in Goldsboro, NC and has lived in Columbus for the past 10 years, working in construction as a welder. We will continue to follow this story and have a full report beginning on News Leader 9 at Five.
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Plane found buried near Wickenburg
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Originally published: Nov 5, 2012 - 7:13 am
WICKENBURG, Ariz. -- The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is investigating a plane found buried in a wash.
KNXV-TV reported that deputies said the plane was discovered in a wash just west of Wickenburg.
Maricopa County Sheriff's Office spokesman Chris Hegestrom said it looks like the plane has been there for a while.
He said investigators will be out Monday morning to investigate.
No further information was available.
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BRUSSELS (AP) -- Hours after Greece made the unpopular decision to slash government spending in an attempt to ease its debt crisis, Germany's finance minister questioned Thursday whether the deal goes far enough to earn a crucial €130 billion ($172 billion) bailout.
Greece's new austerity plan would make deep cuts to wages and public sector jobs and it ignited new criticism from unions and the country's deputy labor minister, who resigned in protest.
But finance ministers from the other 16 countries that use the euro at a meeting in Brussels indicated that even those painful steps may not be enough to get Greece's economy back on track.
Greece is under immense pressure to reach a rescue deal. On March 20, it has to repay €14.5 billion in bonds -- money which it doesn't have. The country's total debt is €350 billion -- equivalent to 160 percent of its economic output -- and unsustainable for a country in its fifth year of recession.
Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos earlier Thursday said that all major party leaders in the country's coalition government had given their backing to a new round of painful spending cuts he had worked out with the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund and that the talks "were successfully concluded."
The cross-party support was a key demand from Greece's international creditors, which had remained elusive during marathon talks over the past weeks.
The focus has now shifted from Greece to its European neighbors who must give their blessing to the austerity plan -- as well as a separate debt-relief deal with banks and other private creditors -- before the bailout funds are released.
Finance ministers meeting in Brussels were nervous Greek politicians will not stick to its austerity targets after elections expected in April and that there may still be a gap in the country's finances.
Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warned that the new round of spending cuts appears to not yet fulfill all the conditions for a €130 billion bailout, which Athens needs to secure to stave off bankruptcy.
As the largest economy in Europe, Germany is a leading force in the group of 17 countries that use the euro -- the so-called eurozone -- wielding its considerable economic clout to steer decision-making and policy.
"The agreement, as far as I understand, is not at a stage where it can be signed off," Schaeuble said as he arrived at a meeting with his eurozone counterparts. "It's a stance in the negotiations that was agreed on but no one expects that this negotiation stance can get support."
When eurozone leaders tentatively agreed on a second bailout for Greece in October, they set several key parameters that would have to be met for country to get more aid.
Those included bringing Greece's debt level down to 120 percent of economic output by 2020, limiting official rescue loans to €130 billion and getting firm approval from all Greek political forces, including the parliament, that new spending cuts and reforms would actually be implemented.
"Those general requirements are not fulfilled yet," Schaeuble said, adding that no decision on the new bailout was expected at Thursday's meeting.
Schaeuble's comments, which were supported by other eurozone officials, indicate that despite the deal in Athens, Greece remains under the threat of bankruptcy despite the progress made in Athens.
Party leaders approved all the cuts demanded by the troika debt inspectors -- including a 22 percent cut in the minimum wage, firings 15,000 of civil servants and an end to dozens of job guarantee provisions.
A spokeswoman for Papademos said the leaders also found an alternative for an estimated €300 million ($400 million) in pension cuts that they had previously rejected, without elaborating on the new plans.
Greece is expected to rush the new austerity measures through parliament by late Sunday, but Papademos' government is facing growing dissent from the majority Socialist party, which has seen public support in opinion polls drop to single figures.
Unions called a 48-hour strike for Friday and Saturday in opposition to the new cuts, while Yiannis Koutsoukos, the deputy labor minister who quit Thursday, accused EU-IMF debt inspectors of using "shameless and blackmailing tactics" with the government.
And conservative leader Antonis Samaras insisted that Papademos call a spring general election -- a move that could make it more difficult for coalition parties to work together.
Almost two years of austerity have taken their toll on Greece. Unemployment reached a record 20.9 percent in November, up from 13.9 percent a year earlier, with more than 1 million people without a job. In the 15-24 age group, unemployment has spiked to 48 percent.
But despite the human cost of the austerity measures, a the alternative could be much worse. A forced bankruptcy would likely lead to the country's exit from the euro common currency, a situation that European officials have insisted is impossible because it would hurt other weak countries like Portugal, Ireland and Italy. Financial analysts fear an uncontrolled default could trigger a chain reaction similar to the financial meltdown that followed the collapse of U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers in the fall of 2008.
To avoid such a scenario, Greece also needs banks and other private bondholders to forgive it a significant part of its debts. It has worked out a bond-swap deal with private investors that would cut the money it owes by some €100 billion, the details of which Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos planned to share with his counterparts at Thursday's meeting.
Eurozone officials said Greece may get the green light from the eurozone to move ahead with this deal, but warned that it would be conditional on the final bailout deal working out.
"There are a lot of questions on the substance of the program," one of them said, referring to both the austerity and bond-swap deals.
The official said he still saw 10 to 15 issues before the bailout could be signed off, including doubts that the October parameters can be reached and whether the promised reforms would really restore the competitiveness of Greece's economy. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the negotiations.
Last week, an EU official said that even taking into account the debt forgiveness and planned austerity measures, a gap of some €15 billion remained to reach the October targets.
The EU hopes that the ECB, which holds a significant amount of Greek bonds, will contribute to closing that gap, but the central bank has so far dodged questions on whether or how it will participate.
Speaking in Frankfurt as the ECB announced that it was keeping interest rates unchanged, bank president Mario Draghi left open a legal door for the ECB to help lighten Greece's debt load at some point, saying the bank could distribute profits it stands to make on its Greek bonds to member states.
Nicolas Paphitis reported from Athens, Greece. Raf Casert contributed from Brussels.


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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - Darren Sharper arrived at William & Mary in 1993, bracing for "freshman orientation" with his football team's upperclassmen.
Sharper, now a Pro Bowl safety with the Vikings, didn't mind the chores and commands. But he refused to be embarrassed by the veteran receivers during practices.
One of his chief tormentors was a junior named Mike Tomlin - the same Mike Tomlin who was named Vikings defensive coordinator last week.
"Darren was a great kid, but he was kind of full of himself," William & Mary head coach Jimmye Laycock said. "The older receivers, like Mike, would call him out and challenge him."
Sharper's stubbornness impeded the effectiveness of that lesson. "We would do one-on-ones, and when they beat you, they would just talk smack all day long," Sharper said. "I was a young, punk freshman, and these guys were riding me like the bullies on the street. I was more like, `OK, I'm going to show these guys I can play with them.' So when they started mouthing off and catching passes on me, I was mouthing off back at them if I got them."
Tomlin acknowledged that Sharper couldn't be humbled like other freshmen. "Being older, we wanted to keep him in his place," Tomlin said. "But he was much too talented." Sharper and Tomlin became close friends and fraternity brothers, leading the Tribe to a 17-6 record in the two seasons they played together.
Thirteen years later, they are reunited, and this time, Sharper won't challenge Tomlin's authority. "I'll get on him a little bit, but nothing like in college," Sharper said.
"He's the boss, so I'm going to look at him that way and have that respect for him."
Sharper welcomes Tomlin to the coaching staff. The two have stayed in touch, and Sharper said he has always looked up to Tomlin, three years his senior, as a "mentor figure."
"The older guys take care of the younger guys," Tomlin said. "In a school as academically challenging as William & Mary, the way you can help is to tell them what to stay away from and keep guys out of trouble. That is a day-to-day challenge there."
A three-year starter for the Tribe, Tomlin finished his career with 101 catches for 2,046 yards and a school-record 20 receiving touchdowns. In his final season, he was a first-team All-Yankee Conference selection.
"He had great hands and good speed, and he made some of the most unbelievable catches for us," Laycock said of Tomlin. "I still remember the one he made at UMass for a touchdown. I don't know how he made that catch."
Tomlin appreciated Laycock's compliment. But he said of his collegiate playing career, "I was just out there to survive, brother.
"I'm around some of the best athletes in the world," he said. "Every day, I'm reminded of what I wasn't." But Tomlin doesn't mind. When he was 11 or 12, he identified what he aspired to be, and he's living his dream. "Where I'm from, Newport News, the most respected guys in the community are coaches," Tomlin said. "I always looked up to those guys. They were always men's men."
A decade ago, in his second coaching position, Tomlin was a graduate assistant at Memphis. Five years later, Tomlin was named the secondary coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers; he was one year younger than Pro Bowl safety John Lynch, who was 29 at the time.
Tomlin said he wasn't intimidated to take over such an experienced group. "I really wasn't ... because I trusted coach (Tony) Dungy and Monte Kiffin's judgment. They interviewed quite a few people, so I took comfort in that."
In 2002 under Tomlin, the Bucs had the NFL's No. 1 pass defense. His secondary collected four of five interceptions of Oakland's Rich Gannon in a 48-21 victory in Super Bowl XXXVII. Free safety Dexter Jackson was named Super Bowl MVP after making two interceptions.
Sharper said he wasn't surprised by Tomlin's success in Tampa. "I've seen it developing over the years," Sharper said. "He was like that when we were in college. He had that demeanor, where he always commanded respect. He was always a leader."
The respect is mutual. While the Vikings' defense struggled in the rankings, there's no shortage of talent, especially at free safety.
"I'm looking forward to working with Darren because he's a special player," Tomlin said.
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The respect is mutual. While the Vikings' defense struggled in the rankings, there's no shortage of talent, especially at free safety.
"I'm looking forward to working with Darren because he's a special player," Tomlin said.
That sounds to me like they won't target a free safety in the draft or FA.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
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We need a SS in fa or draft.Its not braggin if you can do it!!!
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Pretty peaceful considering 150 years ago 17,000 Union troops marched past here on their way to make history. Even the old road they marched down is quiet today. Isolated country.
The first town in Mississippi the Union Army came to was Port Gibson. And the town has plans to commemorate the occasion this weekend, starting with a cemetery tour at Wintergreen Cemetery.
"We're having Whispers in the Cedars," said Grand Gulf State Park Administrative Assistant CAthi Dodgen. "It begins Friday evening at 5 o'clock. We'll do that again Saturday evening at 5 and 7 and we'll squeeze in an event if there are so many people. Everything begins and ends at City Hall."
In the cemetery, actors will portray folks buried there. Mike Herron, the Presbyterian Minister takes on the part of a Port Gibson soldier killed in Virginia. Doug Lum is Major General Earl Van Dorn. He'll tell you why he's buried facing south and not east like most folks, among other things.
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"History is very important to this part of the country because this is one of the first areas that was settled by the early settlers back in the 1700s," said Port Gibson Mayor Fred Reeves. "And Port Gibson is about the third oldest community in the state of Mississippi."
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i tried it this morning scott.. couldnt really get it lined up. the one conner suggested worked really well though. i held at just above delts above my hands for as long as i could.. which was 1 minute and then about 45 seconds for the second stretch. its a really good tri/chest combo stretch.
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When are you thinking that you'll make your big push down to very low levels of bf?
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ryan.. scott, i might not bother at all TBH. its hard to say..
it just doesnt seem worth it right now. ask me tomorrow and i give you a completely different answer, though
Your most recent pictures looked very solid, especially for it being early April. You could hold steady and enjoy yourself for about 4-6 more weeks. Just make sure you don't go overboard. You could go with the route of eatting solid Mon-Fri and then going a little off on Sat and Sun, you definitely wouldn't gain crazy weight if much at all for a few weeks.
You have a lot of wiggle room to do what you want for a few weeks.
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Here is a better explanation from IM. I can try to video it next time
Grab a bar in a power rack set at waist level with you hands close together. Step back a few feet and lower yourself like you would do a body weight skull crusher. Let your head drop down below your hands and hold the stretch. I hope this makes sense. I could never do the Db overhead stretch because it aggravated my shoulders as well.
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conner, i'm kind of confused by that DC description actually.. but it may become much more apparent when i try it out. i will give it a go tomorrow AM. did you have difficulty with the quad stretch too? what kind of frequency did you do for the full round of stretching? i have been doing roughly EOD and ED in some cases.
though.. i have consolidated a lot of DC info into a post a couple pages back. i might make 1 big DC writeup for the BB section once i am satisfied and covered all of the relevant territory. so much info scattered in so many places makes it hard to really understand how to align everything. my start is about 1 month off i think -- im excited.
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thanks scott. i'm pretty comfortable with where i am at.. i am lean, just not contest lean. probably somewhere between 8-10%.. i look totally presentable. i'll get some real pics at some point. my apt's lighting is extremely unflattering. but ya, i agree... like you said, i dont want to go overboard.. risk burning more muscle off.. it just seems pointless and i am satisfied with where i am at for the time being.
Is the on shoulder/pec stretching you were explaining dislocates? I love that stretch!
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thomas, thats exactly what it is.. i didnt know that
in other news................ miiight go ahead and start that bulk today.
underhand straight bar pulldowns
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dc stretch: delts, biceps, dislocates, hams, lats
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IMO, I wouldn't go into DC if I still had nagging injuries.
Damnit, Oliva is just as bad as Ronnie. Either way, my coworkers are gonna catch me looking at large, barely-clothed muscular black men.
I hate pictures.
It's recommended to choose 3 exercises so you can rotate them out each workout over the 2 week period.
Chest: DB Incline, BB Incilne, HS Decline
Hamstrings: SLDL, Lying Leg Curl, DB Leg Curls
You should have 3 for each body part so you would hit the A1 workout on a Monday, then 2 weeks later you would hit the A1 workout again hopefully increasing the weight or reps.
If you only have 2 exercises you will meet the A1 workout on a Monday and then again 10 days later rather than a whole 2 weeks.
I thought it worked out well, kept things fresh, and I looked forward to hitting a new rep or weight range on the exercises. With 2 weeks you should have enough time to make some type of progress.
What are you looking at for calories and macro's? I'd recommend that you are starting out with at least 3,500 calories. If you feel you are gaining too much too quickly, then adjust the calories or add 2-3 cardio sessions in per week.
I know I was at 4,000 calories and gaining minimally weight-wise, so I upped it to 4,500+ on workout days and I was taking in around 120-150 grams of Carbs and 60-80 grams of protein post-workout, so about 1,000 calories came in post-workout. I started gaining then.
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i cant do any DB work scott.. cant get them into position with my bicep probs. i'll be doing all barbell and smith.. except for shrugs and lunges
i did get a referral to the best elbow specialist in florida.. going to have to take 3 days off of work to go, its about as physically far from me as possible while still in florida.
Excited to see the results you get on DC.
I second Ryan though, maybe try and get your bicep as close to 100% before starting.
it probably isnt getting better
its been almost 6 months and its the same as it was in late jan.
sure am. i have to get an updated MRI with a dye injection to see if he will even accept the referral. he is, however, the recognized best in florida. its a 10 hour drive from me tho
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Not pleased at all seeing you go through this ordeal, it's getting to be long and drawn out. Hope it can get squared away within the next month or so, this can't be going on too much longer now that you are seeking out a specialist.
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The Betting Ring
Links to and reviews of bookmakers and totes that display real time odds on the internet worldwide.
Provides real time information required for effective decision making in regards to the placing of wagers. Nice online toteboard and results for Australia.
New service from the people who do the Del Mar site. Only has Del Mar for now but hopes to add other tracks in the future.
The Racing Channel Online
Part of Philadelphia Park's PhoneBet service. Nice format and covers just about every track running, but now only available to PhoneBet account holders.
Covers lots of tracks has win, place, and show pools plus weather, program info, etc. You do have to sign up for a free userid to access this.
Get real-time odds, probables, program information, scratches, results and other value-added handicapping information. Also offers account wagering.
TVG Real Time Odds
For all the tracks that TVG carries.
Web Tote
Online toteboard from the Ontario Jockey Club's Horseplayer Interactive. Only covers the tracks where the OJC is simulcasting or racing live.


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ATI Stellram's seminar, "Advanced Machining Solutions for Titanium Alloys," will be held from 2 to 2:30 p.m. today and tomorrow (Sept. 12 and 13) in meeting room W-177. During this presentation, John Palmer, aerospace industry global segment manager for the cutting tool company, discusses how to achieve significant productivity improvements when machining high-performance metals such as titanium alloys. Registered attendees will be entered into a drawing for a $100 Visa gift card.
Also, ATI Stellram's Booth W-1546 features a demonstration of ATI 6-4 titanium alloy machining using tooling that the company says is tailored to high metal removal rates in this and similar materials.
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Chicago Bears
LeQuan Lewis - #39 - CB
|5' 11"/ 190 lbs.
|Los Angeles, CA
|Arizona State
|Years played
Bears place RB Bush on I.R., re-sign RB Bell
The Bears placed RB Michael Bush on injured reserve with a rib injury and re-signed RB Kahlil Bell.
Bears place DT Toeaina on I.R.
The Bears placed DT Matt Toeaina on injured reserve and elevated OT Cory Brandon to the active roster from the practice squad.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers' win has Bears on outside looking in
The Packers continued their dominance over the Bears, sweeping the season series and clinching first place in the NFC North.
Attention shifting to Bears GM Emery
It may be only a couple weeks before Phil Emery makes his biggest decision yet as general manager.
Packers hang on to beat Bears, clinch division
The Packers clinched their second straight division crown with a 21-13 victory over their archrivals Sunday - at Soldier Field, no less.
Report: Cutler has sprained MCL
Bears QB Jay Cutler has a sprained MCL, but is expected to start on Sunday, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune reported late Thursday evening.
Bears re-sign DT Okoye
The Bears re-signed DT Amobi Okoye to a one-year contract, the team announced Wednesday.
Key matchup: Packers secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall
PFW matches up the Packers' secondary vs. Bears WR Brandon Marshall in the battle for first place in the NFC North this Sunday.
Bears place Gould, McManis, Steltz on I.R.
The Bears placed PK Robbie Gould (calf), CB Sherrick McManis (knee) and S Craig Steltz (chest) on injured reserve.
NFC North Spin cycle: Packers, Bears moving in opposite directions
The Packers overcame a slow start to beat the Lions and the Bears' slide continued as the Vikings kept their playoff hopes alive.
Peterson, Vikings run over Bears
Adrian Peterson rushed for 154 yards and two touchdowns and Vikings beat the free-falling Bears on Sunday.
Key matchup: Vikings QB Christian Ponder vs. Bears defense
In Wednesday's key matchup, we delve into Sunday's meeting between struggling Vikings QB Christian Ponder and a banged-up Bears defense.
Report: Bears MLB Urlacher could miss rest of regular season
Bears LB Brian Urlacher is expected to miss the next three games with a hamstring injury, according to Chicago Tribune's Vaughn McClure.
Bears sign LB DeCicco
The Bears signed LB Dom DeCicco to a two-year contract on Tuesday and waived/injured LB Patrick Trahan.
Behind scenes of a live NFL radio broadcast
After working in the booth during Sunday's Seahawks-Bears game, Arthur Arkush takes you behind the scenes of a national NFL radio broadcast.
The Dallas Cowboys have signed cornerback LeQuan Lewis. Dallas announced the move Wednesday, a day after Lewis was released from the New York Jets practice squad. Lewis filled the roster spot created when the Cowboys released tight end Colin Cochart on Tuesday.||||||| Undrafted out of Arizona State, Lewis signed with the Tennessee Titans in July 2011, but was released at the end of camp and out of football last season. He was signed and released by Oakland this summer, then signed Aug. 15 with the Jets, who put him on their practice squad Sept. 4.


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Teen Blog
I'm so excited the new Catching Fire movie trailer has been released:
April fools! Catch the much better version on which this one is based on YouTube. This video was brought to you with the help of a glue gun, burnt fingers, my husband who is much more tech savy than me and my 5 year old son who helped me film the fight scenes.
Need something to do over Spring Break? Come to the Golden Library tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. and create your own book safe. Create a hidden compartment in a book and baffle your nosy little brother looking for your private stuff. He'll never check a book!
(Super cheesy, I know. I couldn't resist)
Here are a few eggy experiments to help you celebrate Easter weekend:
Suck an egg into a bottle (from The Naked Scientists): You'll need a hard boiled egg, a bottle with a slightly smaller neck, a little oil and a match (or you can try it with boiling water). You'll light the match and put it in the bottle, with will warm the air inside and cause it to expand. As the air cools, the egg will be sucked into the bottle. Read through the link for full directions, as well as instructions for getting your egg back out again.
Egg Geodes (from The Happy Scientist): You'll need clean egg shells and an egg carton to hold them, epsom salt, food coloring, and hot water. You'll finish with cool crystalized eggs. Read through the link for the directions.
Naked Egg or Rubber Egg (from Steve Spangler Science): You'll need an egg, a glass, and a lot of vinegar. Basically, you let the egg sit in the vinegar until the acetic acid in the vinegar reacts with the calcium carbonate in the egg shell and breaks it down. I saw a few other websites that said you could bounce it against your table, but do so at your own risk! Read through the link for full directions.
What other experiments can you think of?
The world is a big, awesome, crazy place full of amazing weirdness! If you keep your eyes open for it, you can spot it all around. Some of my favorite weirdness comes in the guise of… SCIENCE!
Here are a couple of my favorite 'science' books that put a new spin on things. They might make you reconsider how you view the universe.
The Dancing Wu Li Masters : An Overview of the New Physics by Gary Zukav: This book introduced me to particle physics but not in a boring, academic way. The voice is conversational, the science is real, and the possibilities that exist in and around us are mind blowing! You will never look at the world the same way again.
The Hidden Messages in Water by Masaru Emoto: Water holds memory and, according to the studies of Dr. Masaru Emoto, intention as well. Dr. Emoto exposed water to words and then froze the water into snowflakes which he would film. He noticed that positive words like 'love,' and 'truth,' would cause the water to transform into beautiful, perfect snowflakes. Negative words like, 'hate' or 'pollution' caused the water to transform into distorted, ugly snowflakes. This happened whether you spoke to the water or just put a sign close by the water with the word written on it. Crazy! But sooooo neat!
Some of you may already know how much I loved the Clarity books by Kim Harrington. When I realized she had a new book out I was a little worried; what if I didn't like it? Never fear! It was amazing!
The Dead and Buried is a ghost story. A very spooky ghost story. Jade's family moves into a new house they never should have been able to afford. When she starts poking around she realizes that the reason the house was so cheap is because the most popular girl in school, who also happened to be the meanest of mean girls, was murdered in the house last spring. And then Jade realizes that her little brother can see the ghost. And that the ghost can move her stuff around and destroy things. And it can possess people and make them do whatever it wants. Now the ghost needs Jade to solve the murder before it can move on, but it's not very patient and it's not very nice about it. Can Jade solve the murder before the ghost destroys her family?
Tweens & Teen Movie Time
Standley Lake Library
Friday, March 29th 1:00 – 2:45 pm
It's spring break! Come to the library for a new DVD release.
Here are your hints for the movie showing:
1. Animated comedy
2. The star has massive hands
3. He wants to be a hero.
Call 303-235-5275 if you'd like more information.
(Photo credit: jasoneppink on Flickr)
Look for FICTION CLINE
I'm late to this party, but I still want to blab to everyone I know about this book! Ready Player One by Ernest Cline came out in 2011 and is set in the not too distant future. A future that is so bleak with fuel, job and food shortages, that most people on earth would rather plug into a virtual reality known as the OASIS (Ontologically Anthropocentric Sensory Immersive Simulation) than deal with reality. In the OASIS you can do anything you want, be anything you want, explore any and every universe ever created -- Star Wars, Arrakis, Star Trek, Tolkien... it's all there.
Our hero, Wade Watts was a young teen when the creator of the OASIS died and set in motion a crazy scavenger hunt for an 'Easter egg' hidden somewhere in the virtual world that is worth a fortune. Five years later no one has even come close to solving the puzzle until Wade finds the first of the three keys needed to find the Easter egg...
This book is filled with trivia about pop culture from the 1980's, gamer references galore, fast action and really likeable characters. I was really bummed when it ended, but I am hopeful that the rumors of an upcoming movie adaption are true. Then I will be able to lose myself in the game all over again!
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak has a release date of January 17th, 2014. Geoffrey Rush and Emily Watson have been cast and Brian Percival is the director. When the official trailer is available, we will share it. For now enjoy these homemade movie trailers.
Have you seen a Little Free Library? American Profile (which comes in the Denver Post) recently did a great article about them. Little free libraries are popping up all over the country. People build and decorate little boxes and then stock them with books. You can take a book, return it whenever you want, or replace it with a different book. And they're all different designs, too. Check the article for more pictures, or do a Google image search. I saw one in Denver the other day I was so excited that I had to take this picture!
Richard Feynman is a rare person who had both a sense of humor and also was an amazing scientist. He was instrumental in such events as inventing the atom bomb and also discovering the cause of the Challenger spaceship explosion. Feynman was a key scientist in the study of quantum physics, which explains the behavior of miniscule particles. While at Cornell University Feynman worked on an explanation for how particles interact with each other. He calculated all the possible ways a particle could move between two points, this is the path integral. He then created a graph that would calculate a particles path integral in both space and time showing how the particle moves. This graphic is appropriately called a Feynman Diagram.
Some interesting personal information about Feynman: He was rejected from the World War II draft for mental reasons. Apparently, he was too literal in the interview. He performed in the student production of South Pacific at Caltech. He was an expert safe cracker.
Want to know more? Check out the graphic novel biography of Richard Feynman or go online to our Science in Context database.