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"YOU step up to the ring, your nerves kick in, and your heart starts beating faster.
"You go to the corner, your coach talks to you and after that you can't remember anything."
These are the words of 14-year-old Niamh McGuckin, from Berinsfield.
When she joined the Berinsfield Amateur Boxing Club at the age of nine, she was the only girl there.
Last year, she was National Champion for her age group.
"It was pretty amazing really. I never thought I would get that far," she said. "I just wanted to push myself further to see if I could win it."
If you are not afraid of getting punched by a girl, you should be.
Although a minority sport, the numbers are increasing.
Niamh went to a training squad for Team GB following the Olympics, where the organisers were expecting 50 girls, and 78 turned up.
"That is the strange thing about girls' boxing," explains Niamh's coach, Mel Corrigan.
"There are not many girls around at the moment, so more make it through to the finals. I get girls come in and think they are fit because they are thin.
"They look at big girls and think 'look at you', and then find out they can't do half of what a big girl can do."
Chloe Gorringe, also 14, started boxing at the club a year ago, because she was getting bullied.
She said: "I wanted to do something to prove that I could, and I have gained so much confidence. There is also a competitive side."
Mr Corrigan starting boxing at 13.
He said: "Me and my friend had a look in one night and we thought 'we could beat up these guys', and we got beaten up ourselves. It is a wonderful sport. Once it is in your blood it never gets out."
Mr Corrigan started the ABC to give the young people of Berinsfield something to do, and to keep them away from drink, drugs and smoking.
Mr Corrigan said: "I give 16 hours a week keeping kids of the street – tell me a youth club that does that."
His effort seems to be paying off. Niamh and Chloe both say that they will do whatever they can to box their way to the Olympics.
Niamh said: "I want to put the effort in, because I know I wouldn't do that for anything else."
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Pima County Sheriff's officials announced Monday that 51-year-old Gustavo Nunez has been booked into jail on suspicion of two counts of practicing medicine without a license.
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Caravelle Direct Oceanfront 1BD on Golden Mile w/Huge Balcony/Sundeck in Myrtle Beach
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If you are looking for a great place to take the family or to hang out for an adult's only vacation, the Caravelle Resort has everything you could want. Located on the Golden Mile, the Caravelle is situated away from the hustle and bustle commonly found in beach resort towns. But, all that excitement is still only just minutes away.
My family has fallen in love with Myrtle Beach. The beach is nice and calm with no strong currents. Still, there is enough wave action to keep the teenagers entertained. Spend your mornings looking for shells, your days catching a tan or swimming and your nights in a spacious ocean front unit with all the amenities of home.
#511 is a true one bedroom room unit directly on the ocean. The unit is on the southern end of the building with a nice balcony and commanding views of the ocean. One of the amazing things about 511 is the size of the balcony. This balcony is over 160 square feet. As you can see from the floor plan in the pictures, there is a separate bedroom with a king bed and a double wall bed in the living room. The nice thing is that the living room and bedroom both have doors to close them off from the hallway. This affords privacy to both sleeping areas. So, the adults can stay up late while the kids are tucked snug in bed.
There is a fully stocked kitchen with anything and everything you could need. Pots and Pans, utensils of every kind and shape, small appliances to numerous to mention but a listing is provided below. A full size refrigerator and stove with oven combine with the microwave to allow you the fully gambit of cooking possibilities. If cooking is not you idea of fun, then there many options from the onsite Santa Maria restaurant, to food delivered in by a full range of restaurants. Liquids, the on site Martini and Coffee bar, serves drinks and munchies till the wee hours of the night. For those of you with energy left over after a long day on the beach, Outback is within walking distances and dozens of other restaurants are a short drive away.
Parking is not a problem with a six floor parking garage attached to the resort with an overflow garage with another six floors of parking just across the street. Since the unit is on the fifth floor and the attached parking garage goes to the sixth floor, you can park on the same floor as your unit so you do not have to worry about elevators.
The balcony is high enough off the beach to allow plenty of privacy but close enough so that you can keep your eyes on the kids. Plus, since this is the end unit-you also can watch the pool area from the 6th floor as well.
The pool area includes a full size pool, a full size lazy river & a small kid's lazy river, a kid's splash zone and hot tub. Memorial Day to Labor Day, do not miss out on a trip to the Marco Polo pool bar for great frozen drinks and bar food. If you need something to cool you down, why not a trip to the ice cream shop next to the pool which also has pizza and kids food. There is also a small sundries store by the pool to fill that last minute need.
On the seventh floor, here is an additional hot tub along with an indoor pool. Oceanfront on the seventh floor is a huge sun deck with chairs, tables, loungers and hammocks for your enjoyment.
After a hot day on the beach, relax with a cool shower and a calm night watching movies or playing games. There is a flat screen with DVD player in the living room as well as the bedroom with a large selection of dvds in the living room. There is also a selection of board games for the family along puzzles for the more ambitious among us. For the intellectuals, there is a wide selection of reading material to help you pass the time plus some kids books for bed time stories
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- Super large oceanfront balcony/personal sundeck with table and lounges
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activities and attractions in Myrtle Beach South Carolina
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Between April 22 and May 3, professional or even amateur lighting designers could create an enormous light show over Dublin, Ireland with just a few points and clicks. This is the fourth incarnation of Mexican-Canadian artist Rafael Lozano-Hammer's "Vectorial Elevation." Site visitors could program beams of light from 22 robotic searchlights that were visible at a distance of 15 km. The scenes changed every 14 seconds as a new design was delivered via the Internet.
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This version of "Vectorial Elevation" was commissioned and funded by the Department of Arts, Sport and Tourism for Ireland 2004 Presidency of the European Union, and is produced by St. Patrick's Festival.
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In the middle of Borussia Dortmund's UEFA Champions League clash against Arsenal, Der BVB's star holding midfielder was forced out of the game early with a facial injury. It didn't look good at the time, but apparently it's even worse than it first looked on the field. According to BVB manager Jurgen Klopp, speaking after the game, Bender has a broken jaw and the injury will require surgery. Bender will not be able to travel to Germany with his injury, and will have surgery in London.
Both Bender and teammate Mario Götze - who luckily just had a minor knock - had to come out of the game prematurely. Without arguably their two best players on the pitch, Dortmund struggled against Arsenal and allowed two goals in a 2-1 loss. Der BVB are still alive in Champions League, thanks to Olympiacos' defeat of Marseille, but will need a minor miracle to qualify for the next round without Bender in midfield.
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Over the past few years, it has become evident that the traditional "feet on the street" selling model is no longer working. Sales rep access to and time with prescribers continues to decrease, while physicians' use of mobile and digital media for pharmaceutical information continues to rise. What has also become evident is that patients and payers are becoming increasingly price sensitive to high priced, branded pharmaceutical products.
It is with this backdrop that POZEN plans to transform the commercial pharmaceutical model with a strategy of affordable medicines and balancing a "High Touch" and "High Tech" communications approach.
As Chief Commercial Officer of POZEN, Cermak is leading the charge behind the commercialization of POZEN's PA franchise, a portfolio of integrated treatments designed to enable the full power of aspirin by reducing its gastrointestinal (GI) toxicity.
Come hear her fascinating point of view on what's broken in the pharmaceutical industry and how companies like POZEN plan to fix it.
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Speaker Bio
Liz Cermak
Ms. Cermak is Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer at Pozen.
Prior to joining Pozen, Cermak was Worldwide Vice President for Johnson & Johnson and served in a variety of senior leadership roles across the pharmaceutical, consumer products and health management businesses. She has spent over 25 years in the healthcare industry and has led a number of Marketing and Sales organizations, most notably the $1.0B Women's Health business at Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Her RX and Consumer Products experience spans a number of therapeutic areas, including contraception, urology, pain, GI, CNS, anti-infectives, eye care and hair loss, with a successful track record of launching new products and growing and globalizing brands. Prior to this, Cermak was a senior management consultant for what is now Deloitte.
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8Why Do Critics Hate Seth MacFarlane Now?
Seth MacFarlane got a lot of backlash from viewers and critics when he hosted the Oscars. Thankfully he is not coming back to host this year. I say "thankfully" not because I hated him, but because I was so sick of hearing about how much people hated him.
So perhaps Mr. MacFarlane is already on thin ice with TV critics and they're just waiting to tear into him. Their time has come. McFarlane's new sitcom, Dads, starring Seth Green and Giovanni Ribisi, is getting a Whitney-style beatdown. Here's what some reviews are saying (via the L.A. Times):
"If the two whiny sons and their equally unlikable fathers aren't enough to push you away, the boorish childishness of the show's obvious efforts to offend should do the trick." — USA Today
"Material that is meant to be anarchic mostly comes across as obvious and boorish." — The New York Times
"A dog of a show…[Grade] F." — A.V. Club
Are you going to watch? I hear that next week's episode is going to be a really good one…I'll say no more. But check it out.
September 17, 2013 at 5:30 pm by Catherine St. Ives
8 Responses to "Why Do Critics Hate Seth MacFarlane Now?"
I gotta agree with ya people need to shut the hell up about MacFarlane if ya don't like his shows or his humor just don't watch and I think he was good as the host of the Oscars that show sucks so bad every yr and it will suck again without him.
I love family guy and i gave dads a change. It was way worse than i thought. Overacting and just not funny!
Ya me too love SEth animated couldn't watch past 1st commercial of "Dads" I hope Catherine is right about episode 2.
The Onion A.V. Club can't say enough nice things about Arrested Development, a show only slightly less funny than watching your only child die of leukemia. Sounds like I should give Dads a shot.
I tried Dad's last night, I only made it to the second commercial, actually I think I turned it off before they cut away to the second break. What should have been a great show, Seth Green and Giovanni Ribisi could be a dynamite comedy duo, was just awful.
I don't know why they went so cheesy with everything. every other line was a dramatic pause for the laugh track to chime in.. i was really disappointed.
Seth MacFarlane's body of work and eventual professional demise may soon provide an answer to the question, "How many rape jokes is too many?"
I wish he would fall into a coma. He's such a mysoginistic jock. Sometimes he can be funny, but most of the time he is a sleaze.


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FORT WORTH — A 21-year-old woman was killed early Sunday morning by a hit-and-run driver on Fort Worth's South Freeway.
Now, a beautiful little one-year-old girl will go to bed without her mother's love. Police are hoping that anyone with information about the gruesome crime will come forward.
Police said the victim, Charayla McMillan of Crowley, was in the back seat of a four-door sedan with family members when she started feeling ill.
The car pulled over on the service road of South Freeway just south of Everman Parkway at 12:15 a.m.
"She leaned out of the car because she was nauseated and was struck on impact," said Larry Livingston, McMillan's stepfather. "Investigators told me it broke her neck, and she was just dead instantly."
"Everybody! Everybody loved Charayla," said the woman's grieving mother, Mechelle McMillan. ""I feel like I'm going to see her again... I feel like she's going to call my phone."
Charayla's daughter celebrated her first birthday just one week ago.
Witnesses — including McMillan's boyfriend and cousin, who were in the car with her — described the pickup as a black "work truck" with large tires, a toolbox mounted in the bed, and louvers on the rear window.
Contact your local police agency or Tarrant County Crime Stoppers if you have any information about the suspect's vehicle.
"We're pleading with the public — if you seen anything, if you got a license number... anything that can help us... contact us, contact the police department," Livingston said.
Left behind are McMillan's siblings, a handful of cousins, and her one-year-old child, who has no clue her mom is never coming home.
Livingston said the little girl's dad is grieving in silence. "He's in shock; he's not answering his phone. The young man witnessed what happened."
McMillan's family said they will forgive whoever did this, but they are hoping and praying the driver will come forward.
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Rock Creek is an intermittent stream located in unincorporated Placer County north of the City of Auburn within the Coon Creek watershed. The main stem of Rock Creek originates just above Rock Creek Lake in the foothills west of the community of Bowman. The stream course continues below the Rock Creek Lake dam where it is joined by a minor tributary branch located to the south. This tributary, which is the subject of this feasibility study, originates near the intersection of Bell Road and Highway 49 on the north side of the Target Store parking lot. Below the confluence of the tributary with the main stem, Rock Creek passes under Highway 49 and progresses northwesterly through the Auburn District Regional Park to its confluence with Dry Creek, a tributary to Coon Creek. Rock Creek is part of the Nevada Irrigation District's commercial water delivery system. While much of the property immediately adjacent to the Rock Creek tributary is undeveloped, urban land uses within its watershed have had a significant impact on its condition. These land uses include residential development, apartments, a church, local roads, Highway 49, and commercial shopping centers.
The goal of this project is to develop a comprehensive approach to enhancing the Rock Creek tributary that satisfies multiple stakeholder interests while optimizing diversity of habitats, water quality, and passive recreation benefits. The site offers an opportunity to provide an off-street pedestrian and bicycle connection between Auburn District Regional Park, residential areas to the north, and the commercial centers at Highway 49 and Bell Road.
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Located a 200 or 300 hundred yards right of 4x4 or about 30 yards left of Variety Pack. It's a nice left-facing corner capped by a roof. Route #15 in the Bloom book.
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From April to September you can watch the Red Sox play at Fenway Park, the nation's oldest and most storied ballpark. Unfortunately, it is also the most expensive – not that this stops the Fenway faithful from scooping up the tickets. There are sometimes game-day tickets on sale starting two hours before the opening pitch.


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Lay woman noted throughout her region for her personal holiness. It was the work of her lifetime to convert her heathen husband and son.
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- Lives of the Saints, by Omer Englebert
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I come from a family of black-belt bargain hunters. It's what we do for fun. We've dined on irregular sausage from the famous Usinger's in Milwaukee, worn imperfect underwear from the factory stores of Reading and served Sunday dinners on discounted Wedgwood from England. Wherever we go, we shop and whether we're in the market for ground chuck or Giorgio Armani, we look for discounts.
At family get-togethers, (over cheesecake seconds from the David Glass factory and cookies from the Pepperidge Farm outlet), we don't argue politics or reminisce about the good old days. Instead, we swap tales of our latest scores and deals.
Through my blog and my weekly column, Savvy Shopper, I tell you where the buys are. If there's a warehouse clearance or a going-out-of-business sale or an outlet hidden away somewhere, I look into it and let you know what they've got and whether it's worth the trip. I share ways to maximize your savings through coupon stacking, online coupon codes, Craig's List, Freecycle and other bargain sites. If there's a freebie or giveaway going on, I post it.
It takes a savings of 50 percent or more to make the earth move for me. (Any less is amateur status in the bargain hunting world.)
I don't think of myself as cheap,although my brother-in-law, who complains that he's never gotten a gift from me with an intact label or without the word ``irregular'' stamped on it, would disagree. For me, shopping is a competitive sport. By the time my purchases are bought and bagged, I'm sure I've brought home the best for less.
Sharing the thrills of shopping victories and the agonies of retail defeats with other big-sale hunters makes the experience even better. So e-mail me with your shopping questions or post your comments on my blog. Tell me about your greatest bargain finds and favorite places to shop. And remember the savvy shopper pledge -- wherever you shop and whatever you buy -- never, never, NEVER pay retail.
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Sioux Falls Police Search for Suspects Who Defrauded Job Seekers
SIOUX FALLS – Two job-seekers are out a lot of money after they were defrauded by a company that claimed to have an opening for a property manager in Sioux Falls.
Sioux Falls Police spokesman Sam Clemens says the company advertised the job on careerbuilders.com:
Clemens says one victim is out $1,200 and the other person lost $3,300.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Police say a 5-year-old boy shifted his family's SUV into neutral, causing it to roll backward and hit his mother and 3-year-old sister at their Indianapolis home.
Police spokesman Officer Chris Wilburn says the father inside the house heard cries for help Wednesday evening and rushed out to move the SUV off his wife and daughter.
The woman suffered severe lower extremity injuries and both she and her daughter were conscious when they were taken to a hospital. Their names and information about their conditions wasn't immediately released.
Police say the girl was on the ground in a car seat as her mother was loading items into the SUV in the driveway of their home on the city's far eastside.


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Bus driver charged with vehicular manslaughter
Original post made on Apr 18, 2011
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, April 18, 2011, 5:26 PM
on Apr 18, 2011 at 6:02 pm
This is a very sad story. Obviously, the bus driver was not trying to kill the nurse. On the other hand, a motor vehicle is a huge weapon and needs to be handled as such. If the nurse was half way across the street when she was hit, then the driver had plenty of time to see her. If distractions limited the driver's ability to see the crosswalk, then she really needed to slow down or stop to give herself enough time to survey the intersection before driving through it. A bus is more difficult to drive than a car, but a bus driver is a professional and should have a lot more training and experience than your average car driver.
My condolences to the victim's friends and family.
on Apr 18, 2011 at 6:15 pm
I agree this is a very sad story for everyone involved.
The report says the bus was moving at 7 mph. How much slower do you expect the bus to go? When blinded by the sun it can be very hard to see pedestrians.
Always cross the street making sure you are safe rather than making sure you have right of way. It is better to be cautious rather than injured or dead.
on Apr 18, 2011 at 7:11 pm
Don't blame the victim! 7mph is many times faster than most pedestrians. Very doubtful that the victim could have outrun the bus, especially since the bus was coming from an odd angle and probably hard to pick up. If the driver really was "blinded by the sun", she should have stopped before crossing a popular crosswalk, then proceeded at walking speed (2mph).


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September Sports Checklist
There's a great menu of sports activities coming up in the Wenatchee Valley in September, including some fun opportunities for participants. Upriver on September 6th, the Lake Chelan Shore to Shore Marathon (also half-marathon & 10K) is a real test of endurance, while also drawing its share of observers. If you're looking for a fun Read More


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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSMan Injured In Putnam County Camper Fire
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Reported: Jun. 27, 2014 3:55 PM EDT
Rock Branch , Putnam County , West Virginia
A man was injured when a camper caught on fire in Putnam County.
It happened about 3 p.m. Friday in the parking lot of the Town and Country Feed Store near Rock Branch Elementary.
Dispatchers said the man was taken to the hospital with burns, but should be OK.
The cause of the fire has not been determined.
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The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series rolled into Fontana California last week, and boy did it ever have an impact. ON the last lap Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin were battling for the lead and as we all know there is no love lost between those two. They get together and that allows Kyle Busch to get by--he goes on to win the race.
But Denny is the loser in all of it. He hits the inside wall and his car goes airborne. He was airlifted to a local medical center for treatment.
Joey Logano's trouble didn't end there either. Tony Stewart was fuming over a block on the restart--he took few swings at the young gun, and has this to say after the scuffle on pit road.
"What angered you at the end of the race...what did you take issue with?....."(Stewart:) What the hell did you think I was mad about?....Dumb little (bleep) runs us clear down to the infield...he want to (Bleep) about everybody else, he's the one that drives like a little (bleep). I'm gonna bust his (bleep). Thanks Tony---Thank you! "
Here is a look at how the rest of the field stacked up. Dale Jr. comes home 2nd, he has finished in the top ten every race this year. He also is your points leader. Joey Logano crosses the line 3rd after the crash. Kurt Busch has a good run in 5th, and Ryan Newman rounds out the top ten. next week the series takes a week off for Easter, but then after the tempers will be sure to flare at the paperclip--when NASCAR makes a stop in our back yard at Martinsville Speedway.
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We're at a crossroads here, friends. As we look forward to entering the warmer days of spring, we're faced with the fashion conundrum that is planning (and buying) for our favorite outdoor activities (remember hikes?!), as well as the many, many weddings we have in the very near future. Lucky for us (and you!) this week's deals offer discounts on a range of clothing to get us through both of those exciting activities. So go ahead and order the new swimsuit and the little black Bebe dress — you deserve it!
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CATEGORIES MoviesThis weekend, the sixth (!) installment of the "Fast and Furious" franchise tears into theaters nationwide. In this entry, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) and Brian O'Connor (Paul Walker) are brought out of retirement by Hobbs (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) to help stop a terrorist (Luke Evans) who utilizes fast cars in his heists. If you thought that "Fast Five" was crazy awesome, just wait until you see this movie -- the already loose approximation of physics is pushed even further. It's insane, and so enjoyable.
But, if you're unsure about jumping into "Fast and Furious 6" without reading the instruction manual first, then here's a guide to 10 things to know about the film. Buckle up. It's going to be a wild ride.
1. It Might Be a Good Idea to Brush Up on Your 'Fast and Furious' History "Fast and Furious 6" represents a culmination, not just of the mini-trilogy, which started with the fourth film and ends here, but of the entire franchise (it even weaves in events from the largely standalone "Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift"). As such, it might be a good idea to brush up on your "Fast and Furious" lore. There were characters and callbacks to earlier films that I didn't even pick up on, and I consider myself a devout member of the Church of Dominic Toretto. In a weird way it makes you appreciate the "mythological" underpinnings of a series that started as a muscle car variation on "Point Break."
2. The Gang's All Here! Part of what makes "Fast and Furious 6" so much fun to watch is that the cast of the entire series -- not just Vin Diesel and Paul Walker, but characters from a number of the sequels, including Michelle Rodriguez -- reunite for this entry. What's more -- director Justin Lin has added some additional firepower to the mix, including Gina Carano, last seen kicking ass in Steven Soderbergh's unfairly marginalized "Haywire," and at least one cast member from the delirious Indonesian martial arts movie "The Raid."
3. The Rock Continues His Year of Never-Ending Ass-Kicking Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has had a truly unstoppable year with great turns in both "GI Joe: Retaliation" and the sorely underrated "Pain and Gain." He returns in "Fast and Furious 6" as Hobbs, a secret agent type who enlists the help of Vin Diesel and Paul Walker to stop a bad guy who uses fast cars to steal really dangerous stuff. The Rock is now about as big as a house and watching "Fast 6" you wonder if he has to custom order T-shirts that can fit over his massive biceps. Well, it doesn't matter. He's still great and he can genuinely out-growl Vin Diesel, which is really saying something.
4. It's Not Really About Underground Street Racing Around "Fast Five," the series turned from being exclusively about cops and criminals set in the underground world of street racing, to something more -- a genuine caper movie that just happened to feature dudes who could drive cars really, really well. This new movie is sort of like a spy-versus-spy scenario, with the villains just as adept at using cars to heist stuff as the heroes. It's an ingenious movie, and while the time devoted to the culture of underground street racing is probably at an all time low (which could infuriate longtime fans), as far as the franchise maturing and evolving, it's a welcome change of pace.
5. There Are at Least Two Action Sequences That Will Floor You The less you know about "Fast and Furious 6," the better, especially when it comes to two key action sequences in the movie's third act, which are absolute jaw-droppers. We won't say what happens specifically, but you'll know them when you see them: one involves an out-of-control tank, the other a plane.
6. Stick Around Through the Credits Trust us. There's a little bonus scene not unlike the Marvel movies (except way, way cooler).
7. Luke Evans Is Kind of a Weak Bad Guy Compared to The Rock and Vin Diesel, both hulking brutes, Luke Evans is kind of a weak bad guy. The stuff he does is cool but he doesn't exactly instill fear in your heart. honestly, if you want to see a British dude who is still really scary, you can always walk over to "Star Trek Into Darkness." In that movie Benedict Cumberbatch's austerity never gets in the way of his scariness.
8. See It in the Biggest, Loudest Theater You Can "Fast and Furious 6" is a giant movie full of roaring muscle cars and roaring muscle men, so if you can, see it in the biggest, loudest theater you can find. You'll be thankful later.
9. The Music Could Have Been Better One of the great things about the "Fast and Furious" franchise has always been its choice of songs. This reached its apex with "The Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift," which featured tunes by Teriyaki Boyz, an amazing Japanese hip-hop outfit. Most of "Fast and Furious 6" is set in London, and yet the soundtrack doesn't give us a blast of British grime (I was hoping and praying for at least one Dizzee Rascal tune on the soundtrack), it's just kind of anonymous electro noise.
10. Yes, There Will Be A 'Fast and Furious 7' Again: stick around during the credits. It sets up the next movie, and it looks like it will be positively turbo-charged.


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Before I tried my hand at writing I imagined what it would be like. Those mornings at the mahogany desk in the sunroom overlooking the sunrise, and that pond in the backyard. I would take a moment to reflect on the page I have been working on, and take a sip of that steaming cup of coffee. Ideas would flourish and then I would continue with my work.
Yeah, if that were only the case. Right now, I am sitting in an office which is basically the IT room for the network that keeps my home hooked up to the world around it. And thank God, cause there is not a single window in this office. It is in the basement and I couldn't tell you what is going on outside. Hell, the rest of the world could be on fire for all I know. I have to go to my Google home page to make sure Armageddon hasn't taken place outside. Of course, after seeing the news, I'm not sure that it hasn't. The desk I am sitting at? It is covered with wires, cables, hard disk drives, motherboard manuals from past computer builds, and a pair of glasses that barely do the job anymore. Oh yeah, there is that magnifying glass I use when the glasses just aren't enough.
Okay, this concludes my break from the work I need to be doing; work on the second book in my Remnants of the Past series, Shield of Health. The end is in sight. It feels good. Maybe after I release my second or third book I can set myself up with that dream office. I picture an office like the one Michael Douglas uses at the end of that movie, Wonder Boys. And perhaps we won't call it an office. Office sounds too much like being at work. I enjoy writing way too much to call it that.


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In the sixth chapter (titled "Who Hates America?" ) of my book Empire and Inequality: America and the World Since 9/11 (Boulder, CO: Paradigm, 2004 www.paradigm publishers.com), I suggested that the U.S. citizenry's initial apparent willingness (as measured by leading national polls) to support the Bush administration's bloody and criminal attack on Mesopotamia was leading to the decline of the venerable and welcome distinction between the U.S. government and the U.S. people in world opinion. The chapter was based on an essay written in April 2003.
For much of my adult life, I've heard non-Americans tell me that "we like Americans; it's just your government we can't stand."
"Operation Iraqi Freedom" seemed to me a pretty strong nail in the coffin of that old distinction, which had been fading for some time. From this particular imperial crime (one in a long record, of course) onwards, I guessed, ordinary Americans were no longer going to get the benefit of the overseas doubt.
Well, look at the book review I've pasted in (below)from the nation's newspaper of record (the New York Times) below. The reviewer is Robert Wright, who works at something called "The New America Foundation." One of the books reviewed by Wright went through recent global opinion data and found that global "anti-Americanism" is now at a new high and "this time it's personal. Only a few years ago, anti-Americanism focused on government policies; the world 'held Americans in higher esteem than America,' [authors Andrew] Kohut and [Bruce] Stokes note. But" now, Wright observes, "foreigners are 'increasingly equating the U.S. people with the U.S. government.'" Imagine that.
Much of this book review is rather inane, typically enough for the Times. Going into all the the specifics would take this post to article length, but I do want to mention a few problems with one of Wright's formulations.
According to Wright, one of the authors reviewed "complains that 'Americans think of themselves as kings and queens of the world's prom.' But, actually," Wright says, "we can't escape that role, at least for now. In wealth and power we are No. 1. The question is whether we'll be the typical prom king or queen — resented by most at the bottom of the social hierarchy and many in the middle — or instead the rare prom king or queen who manages to be really, truly, you know, popular."
Excuse me but who exactly is Wright's "we?" These strutting American kings and queens of the world imperial "prom" (yes, "prom"…how juvenile), exist, I suppose, but they are not composed of the majority of the harried, dazed and confused U.S. populace and certainly not of the many poor people at the wide bottom of the imperial homeland's steep domestic socieconomic and racial pyramid. Somehow, I don't feel compelled to go into the vast and miserable ghettoes of Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, or [...fill in the blank with your closest local hyper-segregated concentration of highly racialized urban poverty]to instruct their "American" residents to stop acting and thinking like they're God's gift to the planet.
Now, with the "Americans" of the country club set, it's a different story. Many of THEM do need the instruction (though they'd never take it from the likes of me).
There's plenty people living in sub-First-World conditions right here in the imperial "homeland": "No. 1″ America. Those people and indeed most of the U.S. populace have very little input on the making of U.S. foreign policy.
Wright might want to reflect on the fact that the U.S. possesses its own internal "social hiearchy" — the most unequal and rigid one in the industrialized world in fact.
Another problem: neither the reviewer nor (at least by the reviewer's account) the reviewed authors (who deserve of course to be actually read before final conclusions about their books are made) seem to have any grasp of the critical role war-state and war-media propaganda play in shaping U.S. opinion. If you read the full review (it's short) below, you'll see that Wright sets up a debate between (1) seeing "Americans" as a bunch of obnoxious imperialists who want to impose "their culture" and values and power on the rest of the world or (2)viewing them as obnoxiously apathetic and self-involved…narcissistically indifferent to people outside America and world events.
I've met a few "Americans" in category (1) and a lot more "Americans" in (2). But really most of the ordinary "Americans" I know are in neither classification. They are decent human beings who generally care about other people at home and abroad and sincerely want to see democratic and humanistic solutions to international problems, which they think should be solved through cooperative international bodies and processes.
This vaguely optimistic observation of mine is backed up in some of the public opinion data I mentioned in my last blog post. The main problem with these decent and democratic human beings is that they are so often badly overworked, bewildered, and horribly misinformed and confused by Orwellian war media and state propagandists, who work to keep the masses confused and afraid even as the more (Aldous) Huxlean lords of the corporate crafted, so-called popular culture do everything they can to make "the rabble" infantilized, petty, and stupid.
Under the twin and interrelated imperatives of Empire and Inequality, some "Americans" have a lot more power —- over foreign policy, over wealth, and over mass domesttic opinion — than other "Americans."
Now that the majority of the U.S. populace is on the record (for what it's worth) against the war on Iraq (good for us) — a majority now even says the war is not morally justified — will overseas opinion (assuming it knows about this shift) turn back a little to its old distinction between the (bad) U.S. government and the (good) U.S. people?
I suspect not. "If your government's policies don't reflect your beliefs," I imagine most of the world's people would say now, "then its time to change your government and its policies. Until you do so, your esteem will continue to plummet in our eyes. We've cut you a lot of slack for a very long time, American people, but really enough is enough. The hour is getting late. No more excuses. Do we need to read your government's founding revolutionary document back to you?"
A little harsh perhaps, but it would be difficult to blame the "foreigners" for coming to such a conclusion. They're on the other end of Uncle Sam's guns and not exactly in the mood for accommodating our failure to make a long overdue revolution here in the U.S.
Here's the review:
May 14, 2006
New York Times Book Review
Books on Anti-Americanism
They Hate Us, They Really Hate Us
Review by ROBERT WRIGHT
You wouldn't expect to find good news for President Bush in a book by Andrew Kohut, a pollster and commentator who seems to divide his time between quantifying America's Bush-era plunge in the world's esteem and quantifying Bush's plunge in America's esteem. Then again, you also wouldn't expect to find good news for President Bush in a book by Julia E. Sweig, a liberal senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. But Sweig's "Friendly Fire" joins Kohut's "America Against the World" (written with the columnist Bruce Stokes) in showing that Bush isn't the only one to blame for the world's dim view of the United States. And these days that counts as good news for Bush.
Whether it's good news for the United States is another question. Once you see the deep and diffuse roots of current anti-Americanism, you realize there won't be an easy fix. Still, these two books — especially "Friendly Fire," the more prescriptive of the two — offer insight into how we might avoid what Sweig calls "the Anti-American Century."
The strain of "American exceptionalism" that President Bush has made internationally infamous is hardly new, Sweig notes. A Latin America specialist, she can list a century's worth of examples of the dubious idea that "America could throw its weight around — willy-nilly of international law or the sovereignty of other states — because its goals were noble, its values universal in their appeal."
And she doesn't stop with Latin America. More obviously germane to current headlines than the 1954 coup America sponsored in Guatemala is the one it sponsored in Iran in 1953, ushering in the secular authoritarianism that would in turn usher in the fundamentalist revolution of 1979. This, like so much American support for oppression during the cold war, made less of an impact on Americans than on the oppressed. "The dramas that contained the seeds of today's rebellion played out in obscurity, as yet imperceptible to the naked American eye," Sweig writes in the course of her sweeping and pungent review of abrasive American foreign policies.
Anti-Americanism emanating from globalization also long predates the Bush presidency. As Kohut and Stokes point out in their data-rich book, international resentment of American culture (movies, McDonald's) and business practices (long work hours) was appearing in Gallup polls by the early 1980′s.
If America has been alienating people for decades, why has anti-Americanism so rarely gotten the attention it's getting now? For one thing, several forces have converged to create a new truth: national security depends crucially on foreign feelings toward America.
Of course, it was always important that some people — notably political leaders in nations deemed allies — like us. (Alienating freshly installed dictators has long been considered poor strategy.) But popular sentiment mattered less in the years before democratization made leaders beholden to the masses in so many countries, and before microelectronic information technology made the masses in even authoritarian nations more unruly.
And, of course, terrorism wasn't the threat it is now. The Venezuelans who stoned Vice President Richard Nixon's car in 1958 might have made their grievances felt more powerfully and farther to the north if they'd had modern munitions, transportation and information technology. Neither book much emphasizes this peril of anti-Americanism — the growing lethality of grass-roots hatred. But the war on terror is the backdrop for their illumination of how anti-Americanism impedes effective alliances.
America's post-cold-war pre-eminence — and the sudden visibility of that pre-eminence — complicates our attempts to win friends. People already ambivalent about encroaching American culture and commerce can increasingly see affluent America itself via video. Masses that have long felt bitterly toward the rich in their own nations can transfer some antipathy to their new next-door neighbors, us: the globalization of resentment.
In sum, by the late 90′s America was becoming a more natural target for ill will, even as its national security rested increasingly on good will. More than ever, we needed a leader of diplomatic sensibility, keenly attuned to the hopes and fears of diverse peoples, willing to help other nations address their priorities.
And in walked . . . George W. Bush. His alleged failures in this regard have been so thoroughly discussed that we can save time by evoking them with keywords: "crusade," "evil," Kyoto, Iraq, Bolton, Geneva Convention and so on. There's no proving Sweig's contention that Bush's "policies and nonpolicies . . . stripped bare the latent structural anti-American animus that had accumulated over time," but Kohut's Pew Research Center polls show that global opinion of the United States has plummeted under Bush — not just since its unnatural post-9/11 high, but since he took office.
And this time it's personal. Only a few years ago, anti-Americanism focused on government policies; the world "held Americans in higher esteem than America," Kohut and Stokes note. But foreigners are "increasingly equating the U.S. people with the U.S. government."
Kohut and Stokes argue, in effect, that these foreigners are confused, that Americans aren't in the grips of the offensive exceptionalism lately exhibited by their government. According to the polls, "the American people, as opposed to some of their leaders, seek no converts to their ideology." And they are not "cultural imperialists." Maybe not. But this reserve seems grounded less in humility (60 percent of Americans consider their culture "superior to others") than in apathy. Americans, Kohut and Stokes write, tend "to downplay the importance of America's relationship to other nations . . . to be indifferent to global issues . . . to lack enthusiasm for multinational efforts and institutions" and in general to have "an inattentive self-centeredness unmindful of their country's deepening linkages with other countries."
In other words: We're not obnoxiously evangelistic, just obnoxiously self-involved. So even if Bush doesn't reflect the real America, and is replaced by someone who does, we'll still be in trouble. At least, we'll be in trouble if much of the problem is indeed, as Sweig argues, the longstanding "near inability of the United States to see its power from the perspective of the powerless." Changing that will require not a leader worthy of the people, but a leader willing to lead the people.
Sweig complains that "Americans think of themselves as kings and queens of the world's prom." But, actually, we can't escape that role, at least for now. In wealth and power we are No. 1. The question is whether we'll be the typical prom king or queen — resented by most at the bottom of the social hierarchy and many in the middle — or instead the rare prom king or queen who manages to be really, truly, you know, popular.
Americans may be bad at doing what Sweig recommends — "seeing ourselves as others see us" — but we're not alone in this. People in general have trouble putting themselves in the shoes of people whose circumstances differ from theirs. That's why the world is such a mess — and why succeeding at this task would qualify as real moral progress.
So history has put America in a position where its national security depends on its further moral growth. This is scary but also kind of inspiring. Maybe the term "American greatness" needn't have the militaristic connotations lately attached to it. Here, perhaps, is an exceptionalism worth aspiring to. But if we succeed, let's try not to brag about it.
Robert Wright, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, is the author, most recently, of "Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny


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Horn of Plenty Pie Recipe
I've been making this pie for 24 years, especially during the holidays. Since we live on Cape Cod, we have plenty of access to abandoned cranberry bogs.
- 1-1/2 cups sugar
- 1/3 cup water
- 3 cups fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled tart apple
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Pinch salt
- 1 unpricked pastry shell (9 inches), baked
- 3 egg whites
- 6 tablespoons brown sugar
- In a large saucepan, bring sugar and water to a boil. Add the cranberries, raisins, walnuts and apple; cover and simmer for 15 minutes and berries have popped, stirring occasionally. Stir in butter and salt. Spoon into pie shell.
- In a large bowl, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form; gradually beat in brown sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time. Pour over hot filling, sealing to edges of pastry.
- Bake at 325° for 20 minutes or until golden brown. Cool completely. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Originally published as Horn of Plenty Pie in Country December/January 1998, p49
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I love this pie. This is my most favorite. I had lost the recipe and have been searching under "cranberry" I didn't know it was called "Horn of Plenty". Finally after 2 years, I can have my pie again.
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Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine (General Internal Medicine)
Dr. Schlair is currently the Firm 1 Director and Associate Program Director of the Montefiore Internal Medicine Residency Program and directs the mini-CEX program. She is a graduate of the 8 year combined BA/MD program at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine with concentrations in medical education scholarship and the Primary Care Track. She is a graduate and former Chief Resident of the Montefiore Primary Care/ Social Internal Medicine residency. In 2009, Dr. Schlair achieved an MS (Medical Education) and completed a General Internal Medicine fellowship at New York University School of Medicine where she also served as a teaching attending at Gouverneur and Bellevue Hospitals. She is currently leading an initiative to revitalize the residency's clinical observation and feedback program and systematize learner and faculty assessment across clinical teaching sites. Her research, curricular and program development focuses on the impact of doctor-patient and teacher-student communication and teaching praxis on patient-level outcomes. She teaches, coaches and mentors learners actively at all levels (undergraduate, graduate and continuing medical education). In fall 2010, Sheira was selected to be one of six faculty fellows for the Facilitator-In-Training program sponsored by the American Academy on Communication in Healthcare and is currently in their third and final level of training.
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