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There's nothing really earth-shattering here that I can share, but I did get some reliable info today that the Bucs are planning to go after a pretty big name defensive FA they think will really upgrade one of their defensive weaknesses. The words expressed to me were: "they have really targetted this guy and are planning to do everything they can to get him down there in Tampa for next season".So it's a little tidbit anyway. Like I said, nothing earth-shattering, but I thought I'd share the gist of my conversation.
Thanks for the info DTG, love the inside stuff. It's got to be Freeny.....
Quote from: keeponbucn on December 14, 2006, 11:38:57 AMThanks for the info DTG, love the inside stuff. It's got to be Freeny.....As far as "inside stuff" goes, this is pretty lame. But right now, it's all I have. At least it appears that the FO plans to immediately address defense first when FA opens.
DTG,Any word on coaching changes.....Muir, Biassacia, Mann, etc?
Quote from: watson on December 14, 2006, 12:12:03 PMDTG,Any word on coaching changes.....Muir, Biassacia, Mann, etc?Not a peep, other than I believe Kromer will essentially take overall control of the OL (whether they say so publicly or not).
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DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Procainamide is an injectable drug that is used to correct disturbances in the heart's rhythm; it is an antiarrhythmic drug. Three actions are responsible for its ability to correct disturbances of rhythm and prevent their recurrence. Procainamide decreases the speed of electrical conduction through the heart muscle, prolongs the electrical phase during which the heart's muscle cells can be electrically stimulated, and prolongs the recovery period during which the heart muscle cells cannot be stimulated. Procainamide was approved for use by the FDA in 1950.
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This topic can possibly be merged with the J'eon Love one.
What do you think about Mayweather Promotions after its successful night with all fighters winning and one earning a world title? I know there was a lot of suspicion surrounding MP - Its survivability, management, success. Although we can't give a definite answers after one great night for the stable, I think it shows that they are onto something to say the least.
I feel like they really care about their fighters and that there is a lot of potential. Of course, all companies are like that before the money start talking, but I don't know. Just have that feeling and I am curious about the future of Mayweather Promotions.
P.S. Sad to hear uncle Roger is still not doing well.
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It was a good night for Mayweather Promotions. But Floyd still needs to find the fighter to take him into the next 5 to 10 years. If Floyd wouldve been able to sign Shortboa and Dirrell he would really be on his way. However Floyd has established himself as a promoter now and his relationship with Showtime gives him the creditability to sign any viable free agent out there. I like Mayweather the promoter. He gives youthful energy and excitement to boxing. Im sick of watching Bob Arum drolling over a podium.
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The meet, the 25th anniversary of the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association championship, featured seven schools in the team competition and individual event specialists from eight additional institutions.
Ericca Castagna was the lone member of the Pride to advance to Saturday's individual event finals as she finished in the top 14 in the vault. Castagna finished tied for ninth as she tallied a score of 9.550.
Three other members of the Pride competed but were unable to qualify for the individual finals. Jacqueline Mazzola finished tied for 26th in the vault with a 9.350. Kayleigh Davis also finished tied for 26th in the floor exercise with a 9.375, while teammate Christina Pagella tied for 31st with a 9.350. Castagna also competed in the floor exercise and finished tied for 40th with a mark of 9.225.
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Top-seeded Cordova scored the first seven points and jumped out to a 15-2 lead midway through the first quarter on the way to a 64-35 victory.
"We got back to playing our style of basketball. We hadn't been doing any of that lately," Cordova coach Randy Stracner said.
Cordova led 17-8 after the opening quarter and took a 31-18 lead into the half.
Dora made just four field goals in the first half, but was aided by 10 free throws.
"We kept fouling in the first half and putting them on the free throw line. That was keeping them in the game. We turned up the pressure in the second half and playing without fouling. That allowed us to push the ball on the fast break," Stracner said.
Cordova took control in the third quarter, opening the period with a 17-2 run.
Six different players scored points during the spurt.
The Blue Devils led 48-26 after three quarters.
For Cordova, Jessica Willingham had 15 points, Raigan Sherer had 12 points, Hanna McLemore added 11 points and both Alexis Cooper and Morgan Martin had 10 points.
Dora was led by Madison Clayton with 10 points.
Cordova takes on Curry at 5:45 p.m. in the final pool game.
Dora plays again at 10 a.m. Saturday in the fifth-place game.
Stracner said Cordova isn't looking ahead to Saturday's championship game.
"I'm not looking past Curry and neither is the team. They are excited about playing Curry. They are focusing on that first," he added.
(2) Carbon Hill 49, (6) Parrish 44
The second-seed Carbon Hill Bulldogs turned away a fierce fourth-period rally to beat the No. 6 seed Parrish Tornadoes, 49-44, on Tuesday.
The Bulldogs received key double-double performances from both Caroline Dodd and Abby Tittle. Dodd finished with 15 points and 16 rebounds, while Tittle had 13 points and 10 rebounds. Savanna Lawson added 14 points for Carbon Hill (16-8).
Ciara Hubbard had a great game for Parrish with 21 points, while Mekya Hill had 12 points.
Tittle's nine points in the first period helped put the Bulldogs on top, 14-9.
Carbon Hill widened its lead to eight following a 12-9 run in the second period for the 26-18 halftime advantage. The Bulldogs held the Tornadoes to just five third-period points while adding 13 to their lead to remain in command, 39-23.
Parrish rallied to outscore Carbon Hill 21-10 in the fourth period.
The Tornadoes got within four points and had possession of the ball, but the Bulldogs were able to hold on in the final moments of regulation for the 49-44 victory.
"We didn't shoot the ball well at all (Tuesday)," Carbon Hill coach Wade Tittle said. "I'm sure there were some nerves, so we have to settle down and just play the rest of the tournament."


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RIPLEY COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - Do two separate fires add up to four murders in Ripley County?
That's what authorities want to know after a pair of fires claimed the lives of two couples.
The suspects, a local family, now face murder charges.
David Youngblood, his wife Melissa, his 17-year-old daughter Chantale, and 18-year-old Keith Boyles, Chantale's boyfriend was arrested.
They are charged with the murder of Edgar Atkinson and Bonnie Chase. Both were found dead in their burned home.
But this may only be the beginning as authorities now say a fire in late June that killed another Ripley County couple could be linked to these suspects as well.
Flowers still cover the fresh graves of Loyd and Irene Piatt, but it seems the couple cannot yet rest in peace.
Ripley County Sheriff Ron Barnett says the bodies of the elderly husband and wife will be exhumed this week for an autopsy. This, after another deadly fire with too many similarities gives authorities reason to believe what killed the couple might have been more than smoke inhalation.
"I hated to lose my neighbors," said Bonny Davis who lived right next door to the Piatts.
She says they had been friends for more than 30 years. She remembers the night of June 23 vividly.
"I first heard an explosion," she said. "I could see the house in flames."
She says from the moment she heard the explosion to finding out the Piatts were inside the home, she felt something wasn't right
"It was an odd feeling to me that there as no mention of the explosion," she said.
Then less than three weeks later, Davis and others were shocked to hear of a second fire in Ripley County.
This time Ed Atkinson and Bonnie Chase were found dead. Atkinson had been shot in the back and in the head.
"Just wonder what kind of people would want to do this," said Luther Emmons.
He knew the couple and says Bonnie Chase used to care for his sick mother as a home health care worker.
"She was a good worker, thoughtful and considerate," he said.
Saturday, authorities charged the Youngbloods and their daughter's teenage boyfriend with murder and arson in connection with the deaths of Atkinson and Chase.
But that could be just the beginning of their troubles. Authorities say the two fires and four victims just have too much in common.
What's more - David Youngblood is the Piatt's nephew.
So now authorities will remove the Piatts from what would have been their final resting place in search of more clues into the mind boggling crime.
Friends, neighbors and authorities all say they aren't sure why anyone would want to any of the elderly victims.
"I don't see any reason why anybody would want to do anything to hurt them. I don't know anything about any valuable possession they had he had guns."
"They should get all the evidence they can to see what happened it might be connected it might not."
Sheriff Barnett says the bodies of the Piatts will likely be exhumed Wednesday.
In addition to first-degree murder charges, the four suspects also face two counts each of first-degree arson, first-degree burglary and armed criminal action.
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Today, August 6, children who've recently joined the informal school in Ammam will learn Sadako's story.
Having survived war, death threats, and displacement, they may be particularly aware of the enormous challenge represented by Sadako's wish.
Words to the song "Little Girl of Hiroshima" are on my mind today, thinking of the Iraqi children who have not survived:
I come and stand at every door
But none shall hear my silent tread
I knock and yet remain unseen
For I am dead, for I am dead.
The song goes on to tell of a child who needs no bread, nor even wheat, needs no milk, or water, for she is dead. She only asks for peace,
So that the children of the world
Can run and dance and laugh and play.
A year ago, the space where the Iraqi children gather was grim and decrepit. The Jordanian parish priest invited volunteers from the community of Iraqis living in the area to help create a place where their children could meet for lessons and games. Several families responded and set about hauling debris out of the rooms, long unused, that had once housed monks in the Eastern Orthodox Church. Walls were sanded and painted, windows installed, and a garden they planted is now in full bloom. Thirty five children gather, for two hours a day, five days a week, under careful supervision of a few adults in the community. It's a hopeful spot.
When I visited the school several times a week, earlier this year, two of the children, Carom and Carla, were listless and withdrawn. In the past few weeks, I've loved watching little Carla run to join a team playing tug-o-war, proudly accept a marker and solve simple math problems in front of the class, and actively engage in cooperative games. Her brother races faster than any of the other children his age, and he fills his notebook with careful writing.
How fortunate that these two children escaped the fate of so many Iraqi children now represented by the little girl of
Claudia Lefko, ([email protected]) works to raise money for the school. For every $35 dollars she raises, we might guess the Pentagon raises $35 million. Billions, perhaps trillions will be spent to send weapons, weapon systems, fighter jets, ammunition and military support to the region, fueling new arms races and raising the profits of
August 6th, Hiroshima Day, marks the time when the
The action involved is simple. Activists assemble in the offices of elected representatives, prepared to read aloud or to chant the names of Iraqis and Americans who have been killed since the
We can never reverse the decisions to drop atomic bombs on
The song about "The Little Girl of Hiroshima" imagines a child who comes and stands at every door, unheard and unseen. In reality, we can go to the doors of elected representatives; – we can be heard and seen. We can learn from past experiences and, as we commemorate the loss of innocent lives, bolster efforts to stop war makers from constantly gaining the upper hand in our lives. I can think of no better place to announce our determination than inside the offices of those who, as elected lawmakers, can affect future military spending. Please, if you have not already done so, visit the www.vcnv.org website and consider ways to participate in the Occupation Project during these crucial weeks before the Senate and House of Representatives vote on more spending for wars in
Kathy Kelly ([email protected]) is a co-coordinator of Voices for Creative Nonviolence www.vcnv.org


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DALLAS, Texas — Kevin Michael Julius, 41, of Dallas, Texas, died unexpectedly in Dallas on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013.
He was born Dec. 8, 1971, in Elwood, the son of Michael and Susan (Greenfield) Julius. Kevin was very successful in the financial services business, both domestically and internationally traveling to many different areas of the world. Most recently, he was an independent consultant in financial services. He was a 1989 graduate of South Brunswick High School in New Jersey, and in 1993 he received his Bachelor's degree in third world international finance from the University of Richmond.
Following graduation he worked in Kazakhstan for three years. He then returned to the USA and graduated in 1999 with an M.B.A. degree from Georgetown University. He is also a member of the Georgetown University Alumni. Kevin was an avid fan of the Dallas Mavericks and the Texas Rangers sports teams, and loved his 1971 M.G. classic automobile. He also enjoyed reading and loved the time spent with his family and beloved son, Zachary.
Kevin's family includes his beloved son, Zachary Emerson of Dallas, Texas; former spouse, Tracey Julius of Dallas, Texas; his parents, Michael and Susan (Greenfield) Julius of Huntersville, N.C.; grandmother, Martha Greenfield of High Point, N.C.; brother, David C. (wife Jennifer) Julius of Charlotte, N.C.; special aunts and uncles, Hal (Mary) Julius of Rochester, N.Y., Jay (Linda) Julius of Houston, Texas, Janet (Ronald) Hanock of Charlotte, N.C., Richard (Lynette) Greenfield of Highpoint, N.C., and Judy (Tom) Ward of Charlotte, N.C.; two nieces, Emma Katherine Julius and Morgan Elizabeth Julius (his goddaughter), both of Charlotte, N.C.; and extended family.
Kevin was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, David and Betty Julius; and maternal grandfather, Charles T. Greenfield.
Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Copher-Fesler-May Funeral Home, 415 S. Anderson St., Elwood. A celebration of life service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday at Copher-Fesler-May Funeral Home in Elwood with the Rev. Melissa Grishaw of the Hobbs Christian Church officiating.
Burial will take place privately in Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery in Elwood.
Memorial contributions are suggested to the Epilepsy Foundation of Indiana, 3901 W. 86th St., Indianapolis, IN 46268 or through the funeral home.
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This 4BR, 2BA rental on stilts in Cherry Grove is located on the channel and offers unobstructed views from a spacious sundeck. Onley Four Fun is a just down the street from gorgeous, wide beaches and near the Cherry Grove Fishing Pier.
Inside at this beach house rental, amenities include a washer and dryer and a grill. Spacious front and back porches at Onley Four Fun will invite you outside and the private sundeck of this vacation beach house is an excellent location for crabbing and fishing.
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One half of the base rental amount is due within 7 business days after booking reservation. Final payment is due 30 days before arrival date. Payment may be made with personal check, cashiers check, money order or MC or VISA.
A valid MC or VISA must be on reservation or a $500 cash security deposit is added to the rental amount. Deposit will be refunded 4-6 weeks after your departure date.
Confirmed reservations are not transferable. Confirmed reservations may be cancelled by written notice. Upon confirmation, the unit is off the market to anyone else; therefore, the advance deposit will be refunded only if the unit is re-rented at the full rental amount. All refunds are subject to a $100.00 cancellation fee.
Linen packages are available at a fee or $35 + tax per bed.
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#Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – try an advanced Twitter search using SocialBro
Twitter management tool SocialBro has an advanced search facility that could be particularly helpful for journalists.
SocialBro offers a pro account or there's a free Chrome web app.
This helpful post on SocialBro's advanced search syntax is worth a read. Here is an explainer and a few of the commands:
In SocialBro, the Advanced Search Syntax can be very useful and powerful to search with different criteria. In the search box in the top navigation bar, you can combine your search in different ways. For example, if you are searching your community for people who are from Boston and London and have in their bio Marketing or Social, you have to write the following:
Here I have carried out a sample search for people with "journalist" in their bio who are from London.
So, the basic rules for the Advanced Syntax are:
- All characters without spaces.
- The sign + means "OR"
- The sign – means "NOT"
- Double quotes mean you are searching an exact phrase, like "social media".
- For Name searches write: name:_____
- For Bio searches write: bio:_____
- For Location searches write: location:_____
The full post is at this link.
Tipster: Sarah Marshall
If you have a tip you would like to submit to us at Journalism.co.uk email us using this link.
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Processing power and frame rate is why we have crop sensors at all.
how is an aps-c sensor reducing the bandwith?
21 mp from a fullframe or 21 mp from a aps-c .... where is the difference in bandwith or needed processing power?
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Charlie Williams announces racing return to Isle of Man TT after a three-decades absence
Updated 2:03pm Monday 27th January 2014 in Sport By Alex Bysouth, Sports reporter
A MOTORCYCLE legend is to return to racing at one of the world's oldest circuits after a 30-year absence.
Charlie Williams, who lives in Oakmere near Northwich, dominated the Isle of Man TT's mountain course in the 1970s and early 80s, collecting a total of nine wins and 21 podium finishes.
Now 63, he has been persuaded by friends to ride a Works Racing Motorcycles-prepared Manx Norton in this year's Bennetts 500cc Classic TT.
"The worst thing you can do is get back on a bike," he quipped.
"It was always so enjoyable, but initially I had no intention of returning and this is probably a one-off so we'll see how it goes.
"I wouldn't say I'm nervous; as far as I'm concerned it's going to be fun and I still know the course quite well as I've regularly had the chance to ride in parade laps for past winners.
"I don't expect to be anywhere near as quick as the current riders; I know a lot of them through radio work and commentaries I have done, so I've told them to give me a honk as they fly past!"
Williams' last race was in 1984, finishing second to Graeme McGregor in the junior 250cc category and fifth overall in the 250cc production race.
He made a name for himself at the Manx Grand Prix back in 1971 when he won in the lightweight category, going on to enjoy a prize-laden career as well as racing professionally for Yamaha.
However his remains a familiar face on the island as a breakfast show presenter on Radio TT as well as a trackside commentator.
He returns to action as part of a three-man team with classic racing stalwart Bill Swallow and John Leigh Pemberton.
"Initially I missed it like hell," said Williams.
"I had a professional career alongside the TT so it was very hard, but then I started doing other stuff like Radio TT, commentaries and chat shows.
"I stopped racing completely but I did Goodwood Revival, then had a go at Silverstone and raced at the Lansdowne Classic Championship and discovered that I enjoyed it."
Alongside radio, commentaries and after dinner talks, Williams ran Chester-based shop Everything But Bikes and, despite retiring last year, confesses motorcycling has been his life.
"I'm still very much involved with bikes," he added.
"They are my life, just like they were when I started riding at about 12 or 13. I grew up next door to Oulton Park after all!"
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If someone else is out of form, it may escape the public and media glare.But the noise over Sachin Tendulkar failing consistently with the bat is deafening.More so now, with the senior batsman touching the age of 40 and not scoring enough runs to merit a place in the team (his average in 2012 is in the low 20s). In the second Test at Wankhede, which is his home ground, he managed to score just eight in each of his innings.Add that to his record of scoring just 153 runs in his last 10 innings, and one may be forgiven to think that if it was any other player but Sachin, he would have been dropped.But cricket expert Ayaz Memon believes that the selectors cannot think about dropping him: "You cannot afford not to have him, because he brings with him huge experience which the team needs now (with the series at 1-1)."Names like Ajinkya Rahane, Manoj Tiwary and Shikhar Dhawan crop up if Sachin was to be dropped, but then again, blooding a youngster now could prove to be an even worse decision: "If you throw in a youngster at this position, you might become more vulnerable. You just have to believe in Tendulkar and hope that somewhere he's going to come good."He also adds that Sachin is probably the one most concerned about his form and something could emerge at Kolkata, but even if he is dropped, there is no one left to cover."What do you have remaining (if you drop Sachin)? You only have Cheteshwar Pujara your man in form. The rest are all looking very vulnerable. You have to trust the man who has got you thousands of runs and remember, England still think he's the man who is the difference between winning or losing the series."The cliches about class being permanent may always be an excuse, but Sachin fans will hope that he doesn't have to justify his place in the team by virtue of only his past exploits.
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Roberts, K.J., Lepore, S.J., Hanlon, A.L, Helgeson, V. (2010). Genitourinary functioning and depressive symptoms over time in younger versus older men treated for prostate cancer. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 40(3), 275-283.
Lepore, S.J., Glaser, D.B., Roberts, K.J. (2008). On the positive relation between received social support and negative affect: A test of the triage and self-esteem threat models in women with breast cancer. Psycho-Oncology,17(12), 1210-1215.
Roberts, K.J., Lepore, S.J., Urken, M. (2008). Quality of life after thyroid cancer: An assessment of patient needs and preferences for information and support. J Cancer Educ, 23(3), 186-191.
Lepore, S. J., Roberts, K.J. (2007). Prostate cancer. In S. Ayer, A. Baum, C. McManus, K. Wallston, J. Wienman & R. West (Eds.), Cambridge handbook of psychology, health and medicine (2nd ed.). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press.
Roberts, K.J., Lepore, S. J., & Helgeson, V. (2006). Social-cognitive correlates of adjustment to prostate cancer. Psycho-Oncology, 15(3), 183-192.
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Roberts, K. J., Lepore, S. J., & Helgeson, V. (2006). Social-cognitive correlates of adjustment to prostate cancer. Psycho-Oncology, 15(3), 183-192.
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Temple of Hephaistos. The temple, known as the "Theseion", is Doric, peripteral, with a pronaos and opisthodomos. It crowns the hill of Kolonos Agoraios and is the most prominent and better preserved monument of the Agora. The temple was dedicated to two gods, Hephaistos and Athena, whose bronze cult statues stood in the interior. The construction of the Hephaisteion started in 449 B.C.
The Parthenon. It is the most important and characteristic monument of the ancient Greek civilization and still remains its international symbol. It was dedicated to Athena Parthenos, the patron goddess of Athens. It was built between 447 and 438 B.C. and its sculptural decoration was completed in 432 B.C. The construction of the monument was initiated by Perikles, the supervisor of the whole work was Pheidias, the famous Athenian sculptor, while Iktinos and Kallikrates were the architects of the building. The temple is built in the Doric order and almost exclusively of Pentelic marble.
The Theater of Dionysus. built into the natural hollow of the south slope of the Acropolis, was the world's first theater built of stone and the birthplace of Greek tragedy. This is where the dramatic contests in the Greater Dionysia were held. Originally a place to honor the god Dionysus in dance and song, in the fifth century the plays of Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides and Aristophanes were performed here.
More pictures from the trip.
The Grateful Web
Original title: The Rice Mother
Translated in Dutch: De Rijstmoeder
Author: Rani Manicka
Rani Manicka was born and grew up in Malaysia. She studied economics in Germany, where she met an Italian man with whom she moved to England. Nowadays, she divides her time between Malaysia and the UK.
The Rice Mother is Manicka's debut novel and is infused with her own South Asian family history. This book is her way to reawake her grandmother, and to bring her back to a time when she was still proud and strong. The book won a Commonwealth Writers Prize for 2003.
Short summary:
The book contains the history of four generations of a Malaysian family. The story begins with Lakshmi, the rice mother, who has been married off to a man twice her age. Her mother was told this man was rich, but Lakshmi realizes very soon that he can hardly make ends meet. In a short period the couple gets six children, three sons and three daughters. Lakshmi wants her children to have a better life than she had, but she does not succeed in realizing this dream.
A milestone in the family is the capture and killing of their beautiful daughter Mohini by the Japanese during World War Two. Only when Dimple is born, a grandchild of Lakshmi and a mirror image of Mohini, Lakshmi and her husband Ayah's world changes. Dimple is very interested in the family history and records the stories of different family members. After Dimples tragic end, Nisha, her daughter, gets knowledge of this tapes by which she gets to know her ancestors…
Comments on the book:
- The book is written from different points of view, in that all different characters take the floor by turns. One might find this confusing, but with the clear headings and the family tree in the beginning of the book, it is easy to follow the story.
- The book is written in a flowing style, and it is easy to visualize the situations described. In this matter, one should be warned for the cruel passages on the Japanese occupation during World War Two.
- As others have said "Manicka's voice is strongest in presenting the sadness and loneliness of characters, and in the beauty and culture of South Asia".
- Rani Manicka already finished a second book: "Touching Earth". I am looking forward to read this book as well.
Kelly Bobelijn, European Editor
Original title: Dschungelkind
Translated in Dutch: Dochter van de Jungle
Translated in English: Child of the Jungle
Author: Sabine Kuegler
Sabine Kuegler, daughter of a German couple, is born in Nepal in 1972. She has one sister, Judith, and one brother, Christian. Her father is a linguist; her mother a missionary. When Sabine is five years old, the whole family moves to West Papua (Indonesia) to live with the Fayu, a violent tribe which even today lives as if it were the Stone Age.
At age 17, Sabine goes to a boarding-school in Switzerland to get a diploma, which is really hard for a girl who feels, thinks and lives like a Fayu. At the time, Sabine lives in Germany and has four children. She plans a trip to the Fayu in the near future, where she hasn't been since she left for Switzerland.
- This woman really has a story to tell!
- I'm sure she still has so many things to tell about her past and recent life. I really hope she starts writing another book.
- There is a certain chronology in the book (before, during and after living with the Fayu) but it mainly consists of short anecdotes, by which we obtain knowledge of this tribe (e.g. hunting, eating habits, nature, etc.).
- This story makes you dwell on the life we live: on the one hand, on all the luxury we have (e.g. running water, electricity,…); on the other hand, on little things we don't (or nearly) pay attention to anymore (e.g. laughing, playing, ice-cubes,…).
- The book is illustrated with beautiful photos.
- By writing this book, Sabine hoped to find herself and succeeds in accepting she is different compared to other white people. I hope she reached her goal!
The Gateful Web
Original title: Ironman op zoek naar een nieuwe uitdaging
Author: Marc Herremans - met Paul Van Den Bosch
Marc Herremans, also known as Mad Max, is born on December 19 in 1973 in Merksem, Belgium-Flanders. He is a well-known triathlon athlete, who unfortunately became disabled after a dramatic fall during one of his training sessions in Lanzarote 2002. More information about Marc can be found on following website: http://www.marcherremans.be. Don't forget to put on the sound when visiting this site!
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This book is a biography, and was written since Marc experienced that his story was an inspiring message for several people. In this book, he tells us what he did before his triathlon career, why he started practicing triathlon, how his accident in Lanzarote occurred, how he copes with being disabled, and of course he talks about his participation at the Ironman 2002 in Hawaii, and a lot more.
- This book excites several feelings: some passages in this book made my flesh creep, others made me laugh, and sometimes I had to brush away a tear. I'm sure this book will leave nobody untouched!
- The life vision and perseverance of this great athlete are unbelievable. I'm sure this book will support a lot of people!
- I was happily surprised to read Marc met John Maclean, who is according to me, also a great athlete with an enormous perseverance. This Australian sportsman became disabled after he was hit by a truck. Being disabled, he swum the Chanal. The reporting on "National Geographic" did not leave me untouched either.
- (For the moment?) the book is only available in Dutch, but for the English-speaking people, a lot of information can be found on following website: http://www.marcherremans.be/intro1_uk.htm
On Grace and RWR
Are you sick of the seemingly nonstop coverage of "national mourning?" Yeah, me too. Thank the goddess for "Elimidate." Funeral? Procession? Watching the plane carrying his remains fly into DeeCee? No thanks, I pass.
As previously stated, I am all for folks injecting truth about Ronald Reagan into the ongoing one-sided lovefest. An accurate portrayal of the man must include good and bad, and if there are those who see more bad than good, well, they have the right and duty to speak their truth.
Into this arena comes commentator and cartoonist Ted Rall. I like much of Rall's work - his published opinions are sometimes incendiary (which is not necessarily a bad thing), and more often than not (such as in the case of his controversial and harsh May 3 take on the granting of "hero" status to football star-turned-friendly-fire-casualty Pat Tillman), he is dead right. Most of the positions in Rall's take on Mr. Iran-Contra are in line with mine. Check out this excerpt from his June 9 commentary, "Reagan's Shameful Legacy":
Reagan's defenders, people who don't know the facts or choose to ignore them, claim that "everybody" admired Reagan's ebullient personality even if some disagreed with his politics. That, like the Gipper's tall tales about welfare queens and "homeless by choice" urban campers, is a lie. Millions of Americans cringed at Reagan's simplistic rhetoric, were terrified that his anti-Soviet "evil empire" posturing would provoke World War III, and thought that his appeal to selfishness and greed - a bastardized blend of Adam Smith and Ayn Rand - brought out the worst in us. We rolled our eyes when Reagan quipped "There you go again"; what the hell did that mean? Given that he made flying a living hell (by firing the air traffic controllers and regulating the airlines), I'm not the only one who refuses to call Washington National Airport by its new name. His clown-like dyed hair and rouged cheeks disgusted us. We hated him during the dark days he made so hideous, and, with all due respect, we hate him still.
Rall had me until the last sentence. While I can't say I liked the man and I certainly didn't admire him or find inspiration or optimism in him, I emphatically do not hate Reagan. Then again, I don't hate any person. Rall, here, is expressing his emotions truthfully; he has that right. But it is important for folks on the Left to stand against hate in any form - trust me, the Right will hold all libs accountable for the publicly expressed hatred of a few, so we must speak against hate.
Listen to O'Reilly, Limbaugh, Carlson, Coulter et al, if you can stomach them: They insist that the Left is all about hatred. Not so. Some so-called progressives indeed hate, but not all do. This lib may hate right-wing policies and actions (and some Democratic ones as well), but that doesn't mean personally hating the Shrub or Rummy or John Effin' Kerry or Ronnie Ray-gun.
If you are opposed to hate, you should oppose it when it comes from the Right and the Left. After all, progressivism is supposed to be about peace and love - the antithesis of hate - isn't it?
Rall defends his criticism of Reagan, and I do not disagree with him a bit on it. As he notes for Conspiracy Planet, "Imagine what would happen when Clinton dies, and they gloss over the fact that he lied under oath. I bet there will be conservative writers there to point that out and say something similar to what I said. And I think it is completely appropriate."
Absolutely right, and not just because I am no fan of Slick Willie. I can deal with folks praising Reagan, but without telling the full story of the man and his deeds, it amounts to nothing more than inane sycophancy. We need the counterpoints.
Still, there is a huge difference between pointing out a dead president's sins and envisioning him burning in Hell.
In a June 6 rant on his blog, Rall really showed the lengths of his hatred:
How Sad...
...that Ronald Reagan didn't die in prison, where he belonged for starting an illegal, laughably unjustifiable war against Grenada under false pretenses (the "besieged" medical students later said they were nothing of the sort) and funneling arms to hostages during Iran-Contra.
Oh, and 9/11? That was his. Osama bin Laden and his fellow Afghan "freedom fighters" got their funding, and nasty weapons, from Reagan.
A real piece of work, Reagan ruined the federal budget, trashed education, alienated our friends and allies and made us a laughing stock around the world.
Hmmmm...sounds familiar.
Anyway, I'm sure he's turning crispy brown right about now.
How Sad...
...that Ronald Reagan didn't die in prison, where he belonged for starting an illegal, laughably unjustifiable war against Grenada under false pretenses (the "besieged" medical students later said they were nothing of the sort) and funneling arms to hostages during Iran-Contra.
Oh, and 9/11? That was his. Osama bin Laden and his fellow Afghan "freedom fighters" got their funding, and nasty weapons, from Reagan.
A real piece of work, Reagan ruined the federal budget, trashed education, alienated our friends and allies and made us a laughing stock around the world.
Hmmmm...sounds familiar.
Anyway, I'm sure he's turning crispy brown right about now.
Again, I'm with him until the very last sentence. Perhaps a lot of libs are saying that sort of thing in private (I'm praying for them). And honesty is indeed the best policy. But speaking for myself, I believe the Creator is a merciful deity. Avoiding hell is based on favor and God's grace, not merit. (If not for this, I trust most of us would end up a crispy brown.) Meaning, if I have a shot of getting into heaven, so should Ronnie Ray-gun. And I have to wish for that, even as I criticize what the 40th president did throughout his hellish reign.
So, please forgive me if I borrow a question from - of all people - El Rushbo: Where's the love, Ted?


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The bar has been raised for Buccaneers WR Mike Williams after his impressive rookie season. That was made very clear after Tampa Bay's preseason loss to the Patriots. Head Coach Raheem Morris was disappointed in his receivers, and especially Williams, for not winning battles in press coverage against New England's cornerbacks. Morris aired his frustration publicly and personally to Williams in private. There are some question marks in the receiver corps with Arrelious Benn returning from ACL surgery, and the Bucs can't afford to have Williams make a habit of struggling to get open. We're hearing, however, that Williams looked great throughout training camp and seemed to be picking up where he left off last season. He led all rookie receivers in receptions (65) yards (964) and touchdowns with 11, which tied for fourth most in the league. Morris wants to guard against members of his young team growing complacent, and he'd like to see Williams set an example.


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The staff in the Oceanview couldn't have been more accomodating in assisting us with food selection and then getting us a table. Be flexible with a situation like this and you'll enjoy it much more.
Having been on many Celebrity cruises we found this ship to be a fine example of cruising at it's best.
Having booked this cruise over a year in advance I was able to obtain the exact staterooms requested and since we had utilized that same stateroom on other voyages on other ships we knew what to expect. Things change and one should be able to adapt. We were very fortunate not to have to sit near or listen to the complainers who invariable cruise only to make it miserable for others.
We ate in almost every venue and were very happy with our selections and service. Most of our meals were in Blu as this is so much less crowded and the service has always been superior. The times we ventured to the specialty restaurants such as Tuscan and Murano were as always special treats. At times service can be overwhelming but they seem to have toned it down somewhat which is more pleasing to us. We were also fortunate to have secured discounts for these speciality restaurants. Those that complain about all the added fees can usually reduce these if they have a little "know how." Since we don't imbibe and utilize the free services from our stateroom we are therefore able to economize and that allows us to add extra money to those that deserve it at the end of the voyage.
Having been cruising since 1960 when I first sailed the now extinct Georgian Bay Line which cruised the great lakes I have seen many interesting parts of the world and had many memorable cruises. Some of which will remain in the forefront of the memory bank and some that will definitely remain in the background hoping to never be repeated.
I treated three others to this wonderful cruise and have heard nothing but raves about this wonderful ship and the line.


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Believe it or not in deep winter the Baltic Sea freezes and so ice roads are created between the mainland and the islands. Driving on the frozen sea is unforgettable.


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Noceto fortress garden
The Noceto's fortress was erected in the XIII century by Oberto Pallavicino. It was partially reconstructed in the XV century by Pier Maria Rossi. Today inside the courtyard there is a garden.
The original equirectangular image is available here.
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The name "Italy" is shrouded in mystery; some etymologists trace it to a Greek word meaning "the land of young cattle."
Italy was fond of Jupiter and Mars from the very start, Jupiter for fatherly good luck and Mars for war!
But it all began with Rome. Rome was founded by Romulus and Remus who were sons of Rhea and Mars.
The twins were abandoned at birth out of a fear that they would grow up and later overthrow Amelius, usurper of their grandfather's rightful throne.
Wrongful mis-doings most foul! Treachery and sabotage!! HOW would these two blessed infants make their way in such a world?
As it turns out, the twins didn't have to make their way very far, because one of them killed the other one and then they weren't twins anymore. But that happens later.
First they got rescued by a she-wolf who suckled them with her milk and raised them as her own until they were discovered by the shepherd Faustulus.
Faustulus fed them meat and bread and also raised them as his own until they were old enough to return to Amelius and hack him up as planned. They reinstated the grandfather Numitor to his rightful throne and went off to celebrate by starting a town of their own.
They chose a hilly area where the mama wolf had saved them from certain death in the barren wilderness and began scouting locations.
Romulus liked one hill. Remus liked another. The circle of crows like Romulus' hill, so Romulus killed Remus and named the town after himself. Thus Rome was born and Italy with it.
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Canadian National Reaches Labor Deal
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Canadian National (CNI) said it reached a deal to renew its labor contract with the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference in what has already been an active month of labor negotiations for Class I railroads.
Details of the agreement will be released pending its ratification by TCRC members, who make up about 1,800 locomotive engineers for the Montreal-based company.
|Another railroad has struck a labor deal
"To my knowledge, it's the first time we have reached a tentative agreement with CN before the expiration of the old contract," said Rex Beatty, TCRC president, in a statement.
Major freight railroad companies averted a strike in the U.S. at the beginning of December as they reached agreements with two of the rail unions and extended talks until February with a third.Before railroad companies reached agreements with the unions, House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) said that Congress would take any legislative action to avert a "job-destroying" shutdown of the nation's rails. He was likely referring to the "Commerce Clause," or Article I, Section 8, Clause 3 of the U.S. Constitution that gives Congress the power to regulate commerce among the states. A strike could have cost the country an estimated $2 billion a day. All publicly traded Class I railroad stocks were rising Tuesday as most shadowed the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Union Pacific (UNP) was leading the sector at $102.78, up $2.18, or 2.2%; Canadian National was gaining to $76.87, up 35 cents, or 0.5%; CSX (CSX) was at $21.09, up 19 cents, or 0.9%; Kansas City Southern (KSU) was climbing to $66.06, up 61 cents, or 0.9%; Norfolk Southern (NSC) was at $73.58, up 50 cents, or 0.7%; and Canadian Pacific (CP) was lagging the sector at $63.38, up 23 cents, or 0.4%. -- Written by Joe Deaux in New York. >Contact by Email. >Follow Joe Deaux on Twitter. Subscribe on Facebook.
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We've lived in the mountains for years but never made the effort to dine in Blackheath. Ashcrofts makes the effort worthwhile. Despite the shopfront location, the white linen formality of the place looks a little uninviting but don't be fooled. The hostess and staff make it as friendly a place as you're ever likely to visit. The menu is interesting (in a good way) and there's plenty on the wine list to choose from. As first timers we were conservative with our selections. The duck was fantastic, as was the beef. My wife raved about her caramel hatted dessert. The profiteroles were a little rich for my taste but I lay no claim to being a big fan of desserts anyway. It's not a cheap place to eat. We had a few drinks to start plus a bottle of wine at about $50. The total bill was about $260. We're definitely going back.
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The Office of Admissions hours are Monday- Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and after 5:00 p.m. by appointment only.
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Recent and archived news articles by Caryn James of The New York Times.
Heeeere's Johnny!
Henry Bushkin, who worked as a lawyer for Johnny Carson, has written a gossipy, breezy memoir about the late-night host.
December 8, 2013, Sunday
Classic '70s Television
New books go behind the scenes of two eponymous TV ventures: "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and "The Flip Wilson Show."
June 2, 2013, Sunday
A Woman of Importance
Constance Wilde was more than just a long-suffering wife.
March 17, 2013, Sunday
Idol Gossip
A cultural history of movie stardom examines our worship and resentment of screen icons.
February 24, 2013, Sunday
A Star Is Made
A first novel about a girl who realizes her dream of fame.
October 7, 2012, Sunday
Double Take
Film director Neil Jordan's fifth novel follows two men who can pass for each other.
February 5, 2012, Sunday
A Novel of Competing Actors Following the Call of the Stage
Esther Freud's novel charts the diverging fortunes of a group of actors who meet as students at drama school.
October 30, 2011, Sunday
Hollywood Babylonian
INFAMOUS PLAYERS A Tale of Movies, the Mob (and Sex)
June 5, 2011, Sunday
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Family fun abounds at 50th annual Kiwanis pancake breakfast in La Jolla
Some 1,100 hungry La Jollans showed up to support the Kiwanis Club of La Jolla at its 50th annual pancake breakfast, Saturday morning, July 27, 2013 at the La Jolla Recreation Center.
The event included all-you-can-eat pancakes and sausages, a live band, pony rides, balloon animals and other activities for children. There was also a drawing, with prizes donated by La Jolla Cove Suites, La Jolla Village Lodge, La Jolla Wellness Studio, Scooter Garage, Tap Fever Studios and others.
The club said early counts show the event raised about $1,000 more than last year's breakfast. Each year the Kiwanis Club of La Jolla donates more than $175,000 through the La Jolla Kiwanis Foundation, the majority of which is given to organizations in La Jolla and San Diego with an emphasis on children.
For more information about the Kiwanis Club of La Jolla, visit its Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/KiwanisClubOfLaJolla
• VIDEO SLIDESHOW: To see more photos, courtesy of Krista Heron Baroudi, from the Kiwanis Club of La Jolla's 2013 pancake breakfast, click on the image below, or go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ft-hfcTlpEI
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Officers of the Albany Fire Department put out a house fire at 1309 West 4th Avenue, on Albany's west side.
Albany Fire crews responded around 8:40 this morning after the resident made the call.
The blaze was ignited by a candle left burning near the bed. Fire officials say there is about 8,000 dollars worth of damage.
When the resident came home, she saw smoke coming from her apartment. She quickly grabbed a garden house and sprayed through a window.
Fire officials say her quick reaction likely contained the blaze enough before it caused any serious damage.
"The candle somehow got turned over and caught some bedding and things on fire," said Captain John Beamon, Albany Fire Department. "She returned and used a garden hose to do an actually pretty effective job of extinguishing some of the fire and called the fire department."
The apartment is still in livable condition.
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The Southwest Detroit Business Association and Living Arts will host the 2013 "Run of the Dead" 5K/10K race from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturday, November 2 at the Patton Park Recreation Center (2301 Woodmere).
The event, which takes competitors through two historic cemeteries, celebrates the Mexican holiday of Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) that honors relatives and loved ones who are no longer among the living.
The "Run of the Dead" will feature awards for top male and female 5K and 10K finishers, prizes by age category, swag bags with local treats, entertainment along the racecourse such as guitarists, stilt walkers, singers, and a Living Arts Youth Ensemble dance performance of the Danza de la Muerte (Dance of Death).
A special tribute to honor deceased loved ones also will take place in commemoration of the annual Dia de los Muertos celebration.
Participants are welcome to wear traditional face-paint, flowers, and attire. Halloween and non-traditional costumes, however, are not encouraged. Registration costs for the 5K and 10K races are $25, and $30 respectfully.
For more information and to register, visit savorsouthwestdetroit.org


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The very first scene of "The Sensory Deception," a newly released science fiction novel by Petaluma author Ransom Stephens, drops the reader directly into an action sequence of war. In the first chapter, we are introduced to fire, death, and the hint of sexuality. In the next, we're in a dark cave of prisoners on the verge of escape.
These first two chapters give a glimpse into the story in real time before it moves into the back-story. This is a common writing trick – to capture the reader's attention with the most crucial of scenes before diving into what happened before everything went to pot. And it works. I was left wondering what those first two chapters meant the whole time I read "The Sensory Deception," with only hints towards the answer until the grand finale.
Admittedly, the book started out slow once past those first two action-packed chapters. But the scenes that follow are vital to explain the premise of the story.
A group made up of a scientist, a neurologist, and an engineer have come together to create VirtExReality, a virtual reality video game they hope to use to create environmentalists out of viewers. But to call it mere virtual reality is an understatement. These independent producers have managed to saturate the senses of anyone experiencing the virtual reality system, allowing them to step into the role to feel and think like the subject of the program – as if they were truly living the experience.
This show of sensory saturation is introduced when they demonstrate the product to Gloria, the venture capitalist hired to find funds for the product. She's strapped into the program and is suddenly thrust into the life of a polar bear. She experiences the bear's hunger, how it feels to hunt and feed on seals, and the journey that leads beyond the ice and into imminent danger.
From this first glimpse into the virtual reality system, Gloria goes from rising venture capitalist to a cash-strapped part of the team, bent on finding the funding for a project of this magnitude without compromising the underlying message of environmental awareness they hope to instill into the masses. But that's the tricky part – convincing companies with deep pockets that this environmental product can compete with the fast-paced media being churned to the short-attention-spanned public.


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How to Hard Reset a Motorola Droid
Performing a hard reset on your Motorola Droid will erase all data from your device. There are two ways you can perform a hard reset. One option is hardware based where you use a button combination before the device boots into the Android OS. The other option allows you to use the software menus.
Note: We highly recommend backing up all of your data before performing a reset on your device. The hard reset will clear all data on the Droid like application data, recent call history and bookmarks. Data on the SD card is preserved unless you choose to format it.
Hardware hard reset your Motorola Droid
1. Turn the Droid off. If it won't turn off, take the battery out then place it back in.
2. Open the keyboard and press the X key while pressing and holding Power. The device will power on. Keep holding the buttons down until a yellow triangle appears on the screen.
3. Press the Camera and Volume Up buttons at the same time to get to the menu. (I had to press them several times to get it to work).
4. Use the direction pad to the right of the keyboard to select the Format option.
Software hard reset your Motorola Droid
1. Open the Settings app from Home > Menu or tap the application slider and select the Settings icon.
2. Select Privacy.
3. Choose Factory data reset.
4. Select Reset phone.
The hard reset process will take a few minutes. When it's complete, you can reboot the Droid and it will be reset to factory default settings, just like it was when you pulled it out of the box. The device is ready to be used again, sold to another user, or placed in storage. Data on the SD card like photos and music will still be present. Be sure to pull the SD card out of the device or format it if you don't want it to get into the wrong hands.
Download the Motorola Droid User Manual
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