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Lost Recap Episode 9: "The Shape of Things to Come"
Lost Episode 9: "The Shape of Things to Come"
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Holy cow, this episode was crammed full of so much stuff. Murder! Betrayal! Smoke monster! It was like an entire movie in one hour-long episode. A busy, confusing movie. I can't say I totally enjoyed this week's Lost entirely (though I am psyched that it's back!) , but I loved the ending when Ben raised the stakes a few more notches.
Know what else was raised? Questions. To check out some of my thoughts and perplexities about this week's episode (spoilers ahead!), read more.
- I love that that clip of Hurley saying "We're all gonna die" which we've been seeing in previews for weeks was actually just him . . playing a board game.
- "Calm down, Chicken Little. The sky ain't fallin' just yet." When Sawyer said this to Hurley, I just thought it was a funny little nickname moment, though Lostpedia points out that this is a reference to a character who believes disaster is imminent.
- Of course Ben can play the piano in a creepy trance. Also, I kind of loved it when Widmore called Ben's eyes "horrible." They really are.
- Ben's flashforward takes place in October 2005, which is a year and one month after the crash of Oceanic Flight 815. In this one episode, the jet-setter is seen in the Sahara Desert, Tunisia, Iraq and London.
- I love it when characters make remarks that could be quips about the entire series in general, like when Daniel Faraday says, "'When' is kind of a relative term."
- I completely thought this would be the episode when Claire dies (leaving Aaron in Kate's care). And then, it wasn't.
- Why'd that guy murder Sayid's wife? And now we now how Sayid came to become Ben's killing machine.
- "She means nothing to me." I can't repeat the obscenities I was yelling at the screen during this moment, but OMG. Ben is massive jerk, changed rules or no. His daughter died hearing that she meant nothing to him and was just a pawn. His status as that villain everyone loves to hate was changed to just hate.
- And Alex wasn't my favorite character by far, but her death was incredibly sad to me.
- Oh, so they brought back the smoke monster. Sad, crazy smoke monster. Anybody else giggle a little at the vaguely Yeti-like noises it makes as it wreaks havoc? I have a hard time taking that particular plotline seriously.
- I don't care too much about the dead guy on the beach. It seemed like he existed in the story simply to make this exchange happen:
Jack: "Were you ever going to take us off this island?"
Daniel: "No."
- Sawyer is so protective of everyone in this episode. Saving Claire, shielding Hurley from Locke. Love that Sawyer.
- Widmore has nightmares?
- Ben can't kill Widmore?
- What exactly were "the rules" that Widmore changed? And where is Penny hidden that Widmore thinks Ben won't find her?
So, there's a lot to chew on here! What did you think of this episode? Are you just excited to have TV back in general? Are you kinda looking forward to seeing Jack, the doctor, become the patient next week?
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acyl 6 years
Ohmygod people STOP talking about Sawyer dying!!! I know he doesn't get off the island but does that mean he has to go? I would be so so SO upset if they killed off my favorite character! Oh and what is WITH all this killing? I'm sad Rosseau is dead and now Alex. When are they gonna stop?
catita85 6 years
I love Lost. Started watching it 2 months ago from scratch and now am up to date. I hate ben´s character, but the actor is amazing. I love Saywer (hot, bad boy with a good heart) Sayid, Hurley, Sun,Locke. I hate Juliet, ughh, hate her. Such a egocentric, holier than thou idiot. Though i think that the more i see the less i know when i watch Lost.
roberto 6 years
I finally got around to my tivo'd episode last night. WOW. That scene where Ben goes into his bat layer was intense.
meepmeepmeep 6 years
This isn't as exciting as past episodes, but I liked what I saw. I was freaking out thinking Claire was dead. Poor Alex tho :( I hope Ben doesn't get to Penny!
redsilkshoes 6 years
I love the fact that Ben's in control of the monster. Loved how he just turned it on. Other than that, still processing it. I'm gonna watch it again.
menthadict 6 years
The only thing I have to say is after watching this episode, I went insane.
Allyace 6 years
I truly love this show. And I too thought Claire was done for! As for Sayid's wife...I think Ben might have killed her to give him an excuse to be angry with Witmore so that he would want to help. We all know that Ben is conniving and he looked so pleased that Sayid was ready to help him. Clearly his plan all along.
er593395 6 years
I think the rules are that you don't kill the innocent people. Remember on the boat when Michael thought he was going to blow up the entire thing but then Ben said he would never actually have him do that because there are people on the boat that are innocent.
greentea14 6 years
At bluesuze, I loved those lines too :D. When he called Claire sweetheart he sounded so tender...almost in a paternal way, ahhh just so sweet. And that affection between Hurley and Sawyer made me go awwww :) how cute of Sawyer. Just the idea of BEN killing Penny...Desmond's love, made me so sad :( he'd better not for Desmond's sake !!! CAnnot wait to find out what's going on with Jack, for a moment I thought he was gonna die soon, but then I remembered that he was in Oceanic 6. Yeah and I also liked Hurley's improvised craddle. I didn't see Alex's death coming at all. I wanted her and ....that boyfriends of hers whose name I don't remember to end up living together happily and in peace :( very sad
californiagirlx7 6 years
Oh, and how did I forget to mention Alex? That was sooo sad but I kinda saw that coming after Danielle and Alex's boyfriend died. Still was a little bit shocking though...
californiagirlx7 6 years
I was so sure that Claire was going to die in this episode, especially since she was randomly separated from everyone in the beginning of the episode. I don't think she is 100% safe though, but I'm glad she's ok for now since she's the only character I actually like. Did anyone else notice she said Charlie after Sawyer picked her up from the explosion? I'm guessing Ben can teleport on and off the island...and that he was the one behind Nadia's death. Lost is such a depressing show, I bet no one is going to end up together except Kate with Jack/Sawyer (if anyone).
tamyvinec 6 years
SO GLAD LOST IS BACKKKKKKKKK!!!! Yesterday was great!!! So much information but overall great explanation like how Sayid ended up working with Ben. And I am sure Ben planned it all, he is just using Sayid to get what he wants.(PENNY!) I was so shocked they killed Alex. That was really really sad. Cruel. Yeah for Sawyer! Protecting everyone and FINALLY going back to the beach (well considering next week preview ... there is going to be a lot of trouble en route!) Oh Aaron is so cute. Loved it when Hurley put him in the laundry basket with a pillow :D Time-travelling confirmed with Ben asking what year it was. Too many things to say ... anyway I loved it . I needed back my Sawyer !
cupid21479 6 years
phasekitty...i thought for sure that Alex was Ben's constant...yeah he was distraught about her death, but i think there was also panic in those CRAZY eyes of his. And am i the only one that did not like Sawyer's sweet side? i dunno, his dirty mind, rude & obnoxious, "i don't care what anyone thinks/says/does" kinda attitude was what turned me on about him...but last night, he was just uuuggghhhh, sweet and caring....(i know i have issues, lol) but i do love the bad boys! lol...love the challenge...can the jerky hot sawyer please come back?
tiabia 6 years
I'm just glad it's back.
Gossamer 6 years
Line of the Night: "Excuse me, James"-Ben I LOVED this episode more than any other episode. Ben is amazing. I don't thin anyone can make you love him and hate him so much at the same time. Is it just be or has he become the star of the show? When was the last time we checked in on Jack and his crew? Forget supporting actor he stole the show he needs to get nominated for lead actor in a drama. The only thing I don't like about lost is John Locke. God, he gets on my nerves. Such a back stabbing coward and hangs onto everything Ben says and does. Sawyer was extremely hot in this episode. like nothing I've seen before.I died when he called Claire sweetheart. When did he become so nice? Next episode I would like to see less Locke, more nice Sawyer, more Jin and Sun, more ben, and more Michael (I think I'm the only person in the entire world ho loves him despite everything he's done-can't help my self no matter how hard I try)
lilprisci 6 years
Penny is probably safe somewhere with... DESMOND! Charles Whidmore knows that Desmond would die for her and so he has to entrust him with her safety (whether the love birds themselves know it or not). This is going to come down to a show down between the two army-trained men: Sayid vs. Desmond. OMG.
bluesuze 6 years
My husband and I burst out laughing when Ben leapt off the piano bench and whipped out this gigantic gun from the inside! If anyone has to get killed, they can off Juliet. She is my least favorite. Also Daniel Faraday is really getting on my nerves. I too thought Claire was a goner. Sawyer was soooo cute, with his "You better not harm one curly hair on that head of his" or whatever he said about Hurley, and how he called Claire sweetheart. By the way, does anyone else hate typing out the word "sweetheart"? It just looks weird to me, like "sweeth art".
kitten6500 6 years
Phasekitty- Widmore as Ben's constant makes a lot of sense! That is a great idea! Why else wouldn't Ben just kill him? Plus, he probably has to go see him anyway to "stay" in the right time and not time-flip. I also agree about some sort of portal from the island to the Sahara. There is definitely something there... I 100% thought Claire would die- never saw Alex coming. I think that Juliet, Claire and maybe Sawyer will die sometime soon. Can't wait till next week!
hotstuff 6 years
So happy LOST is back! A lot of interesting things going on! I took note of when Ghost Whisperer dude/Miles told them that they wanted to escort Ben back to the mainland...could this be another island or country close by or just the origional beach where this all started? I guess I'm the only one who has always hated Ben and always will! He is not to be trusted and will kill anyone in his way including his own father! YAY, for Sawyer finally waking the hell up and saying "I never should have followed you wackos in the first place", it's about DAMN time Sawyer! Another YAY for Sawyer for being the only one with enough conscience to save poor Claire! I almost cheered when he went running back for her saying "well I'll make time" GO SAWYER! Awww, and he stood up for Hurley also, even with his faults you just gotta LOVE that man Sawyer...SWOOOOOON! Interesting to see how Sayid started working for Ben. I'm sure Ben set that whole thing up. Poor Sayid. I'm thinking definite time travel with Ben not being so sure it was 2005! Damn Smokey was mad as hell last night! I still want it destroyed for killing EKO! Ben is gonna kill Penny I'm sure Desmond is NOT having it! This should be good.
Renees3 6 years
that's a great idea phasekitty, that Ben and Widmore are constants!!! Where can I see this video with the Orchid station??
POPSUGAR-Entertainment 6 years
mannylove — I totally agree, I think Michael Emerson (who plays Ben) should win an Emmy. He was nominated last year but lost (ha ha) out to Terry O'Quinn who plays Locke. And I think it's a testament to that actor that he has keeps everyone so riveted! He really is amazing. And I still maintain that I'm mad at Ben, though I'm also sympathetic toward him at the same time. How does he do it?! I know he was saying all that stuff to Keamy in an attempt to actually save Alex, but it was still some cold stuff to say. And though we know there are rules that Keamy broke, I still think it was dangerous of Ben to say that she means nothing to him because, to the guy keeping her hostage, what reason does he have to keep her alive after that? I know, I know, The Rules, but still. That whole thing was just heartbreakingly sad. I keep thinking about it. How does Lost do this to me?
Phasekitty 6 years
I SO thought Claire was going to die this episode- and was totally SHOCKED when Alex did. I always liked her and her death did make me pretty sad. I'm starting to get frustrated with Daniel's mumbling about the weird things on the island and wish he would just be straight with everyone. He told Desmond everything because he's his constant and he has to keep him alive or else he will die, but why can't he spill the beans about all the weird time jump stuff to everyone? Why lie? I loved his character at first but now he's starting to get on my nerves. I definitely think that the Dharma logo on Ben's jacket was the Orchid station, especially since the Orchid video seemed to deal with time jumping. I was fortunate enough to see it at Comic-con last year so I've been mulling it over for almost a year and its finally starting to make sense. And Halliwax is the Marvin Candle guy's name in that video. There's definitely a connection between Ben showing up in the desert and the polar bear that Charlotte found in the desert. There's got to be some portal from the Arctic to the desert and maybe to the island. Haven't quite got that all figured out yet. The question nagging at me most is why Ben can't kill Widmore? Is he his constant? (my coworker laughed at me for that, but I don't think it's as silly as it sounds...)
mannylove 6 years
If the actor who plays Ben doesn't win an Emmy award, something is really wrong with people, he is just plain amazing, every single episode!
EkaterinaBallerina 6 years
I think the "rules" that Ben was talking about was not killing off each others' love ones. He said it when Alex was killed. I kinda wonder what all the rules are now since I assume there are more. I love Sawyer and don't know why, but during last night's episode, it suddenly occurred to me that he does not make it off the island. I love that my other favorite characters (Sayid, Sun, Hurley) all make it off, but only if they could have traded Aaron for Sawyer! I've seriously grown to dislike Locke so I'll be glad that he doesn't make it off (although he clearly doesn't want to anyway) His character is so utterly pathetic sometimes, he's hard to watch.
jenintx 6 years
i'm pretty sure that ben was telling the truth about stealing alex from rousseau. but the lie was that she was a pawn and he didn't care for her. he may not be her dad biologically, but he raised her for 16 years; she was his child. i don't know if i believe that penelope is on the island, though. ben knows where the island is and the way that thing is locked down, he has to know everything that goes on there. i will be HORRIFIED if they kill sawyer off!! so much more than i was about alex (which was very much so, for the record). he's been my favorite character since the beginning. he had me at calling locke mr. clean (i know that's not the first nickname, but it's the furthest back i can remember).
Renees3 6 years
Alex wasn't Ben's biological daughter, her parents were the scientists that crashed there, Danielle was her mother, her father was killed by Danielle. I'm assuming because none of the Others could have babies is why Ben stole her in the first place and raised her as his own. So even if she's not his biological daughter, she's the only father she ever had and we all know how crazy he can be about people he cares about (like Juliet), so I do think he loved her. PS I Hate Jack and Juliet, and even though I don't like him with Kate either, it's better then Juliet.
ashpie86 6 years
I really thought Claire was gonna die this episode for sure! And I was totally shocked when instead, ALEX died. Sad sad sad. Can't wait to find out what the Orchid station is!!! Should be interesting. And LOVED Sawyer in this one. sigh.
briggs313 6 years
I liked the episode, Ben is one of my fave characters. I don't think he's a big a jerk as people think ... yeah he said all that stuff about Alex but he was trying reverse psychology, albeit it was a little weak on Ben's part but he really did love Alex. Also, I think that they are really playing up Sawyer's sensative side to get the audience on his side so they can kill him in the finale and gain the most sympathy and shock. Love Sawyer but gotta tell ya, pumped for the Kate and Jack scenes to come!!!
nillawafer1983 6 years
Did they ever make us think that Alex was Ben's biological daughter? I was always under the impression that he did steal her away from her mother, and her real father was one of the other scientists with Rosseau who died due to the sickness. And I read somewhere else where someone speculated that Penny is on the island - hence why Ben won't ever find her, according to Widmore, and why Widmore will never find the island, according to Ben.
POPSUGAR-Tech 6 years
I thought the whole Nadia death was really sudden and jarring. I would have preferred it as its own flash forward episode with Sayid prior to this episode, so I could have been more invested in it (and better understood Sayid's anger that would turn him to working for Ben). So I'm still not sure if Alex was really Ben's daughter. Yes, he was saying she wasn't to get Keamy to not kill her, and his last reaction in grief seemed as though she really was, but I kind of think Ben really did steal her from Rousseau, but regarded her as his daughter and was still distraught when she was killed. Maybe I just can't imagine creepy Ben and young, hot Rousseau getting it on. The last thing--I think Penelope must have gone to the island, because Widmore and Ben both implied that the island was impossible to find ("the hunt is on" or something). Even though it would seem Ben can go to and from the island at will, I think the location of the island is so mutable that he can't always get back. Case in point: we haven't seen Ben back in the island in the flash forwards yet--just in the real world.
Renees3 6 years
I just read that Halliwax is an alias of Dr. Marvin Candle from the Orchid Video. So maybe that new dharma symbol is for the Orchid station? We've never been introduced to that one. And dammit where are the rest of the others? Just hanging out in solitude? Let's see them help out jeez.
Renees3 6 years
I just read that Halliwax is an alias of Dr. Marvin Candle from the Orchid Video. So maybe that new dharma symbol is for the Orchid station? We've never been introduced to that one. And dammit where are the rest of the others? Just hanging out in solitude? Let's see them help out jeez.
nillawafer1983 6 years
I also think that Ben was actually surprised and horrified that Alex was killed. This episode actually made me feel bad for Ben, not hate him more. I think Alex knew that Ben was just saying that stuff to make the freighter folk let her go; she knew that her father loved her. Just seeing Ben cry over her dead body and tenderly close her eyes (the first time we have ever seen adult Ben show emotion) told the audience that he was genuinely shocked and distraught at her death. And yeah, I feel like Ben was behind Nadia's death or he just lied and told Sayid that it was Widmore's men that had her killed. It was all part of his plan to get Sayid to start working for him. Random - is it just me, or was it a little weird that Sayid went on about his love for Nadia, yet during his time on the island with Shannon he seemed to forget all about Nadia? Like that time Shannon said that Sayid would leave her like all the other guys she knew, and he was like, "I will never leave you." He sure seems to fall in love pretty easily.
jenintx 6 years
the name on the dharka (dharma parka) was halliwax, like edgar halliwax from the orchid station orientation video that's been on the net for a while but not on lost yet.
mannylove 6 years
I thought that learning that Ben can control the smoke monster was great! And now I wonder why he/it killed Eko. Also I wondered when / why Widmore thought that he owned the island, that was interesting. I thought it was a great episode, so happy it's back!
mandajean_98 6 years
I'm with you Buzz. This was not my favorite recent episode. I was most frustrated with the amount of commercials. It seemed like the show would be on for two minutes, and then we get another 5 of commercials. I'm starting to believe that Ben really is the hero, although his motives and actions are questionable at best. I did like the scene with Ben and Whidmore; now it seems as if the entire show is based around some kind of twisted power game these men are playing with one another. The victims of the crash are unintentional pawns in their game. Do we really believe that man killed Sayid's wife, or did Ben tell him that to maniupulate him in to killing the guy? Everything Ben does I take with a grain of salt.
jenintx 6 years
i think you're a little hard on ben. clearly it sucks that those were the last words that alex had to hear, but ben just said them because he thought keamy wouldn't kill her (hence, the rules have changed). heck, i didn't even think they were going to kill her b/c otherwise, where's the leverage? ben the omnipotent was clearly shocked and extremely hurt that alex was killed. and now he's out for revenge. i also think ben was behind nadia's death. the little smirk on his face when he walked away from sayid in iran (after sayid killed her "killer") made me think he wasn't just happy that sayid was joining forces with him. ben will stop at no lengths to get what he wants, least of all manipulation of people's emotions.
Renees3 6 years
I LOVE THE SMOKE MONSTER! Weird how ben went into that cave thing and came out all dirty/greasy and the smoke monster comes. He definitely has some power of it? Or releases it? I don't know. Anyone else notice that Ben's shirt in the flashforward had a dharma logo on it. I didn't recognize it as any that we've seen. I felt really sad for Ben losing Alex. I think he really thought that Keamy wouldn't kill her because of the "rules" and was trying to convince him to just let her go since he "doesn't care". But obviously he did. And I think Alex knew that. I'm super worried about Sun too. I feel like time is just creeping up on her and her baby. Stressful. But I'm kind of excited and hope we get to see Jacob next episode. That whole thing always confused me. Oh also, got this from another site: One of the Bedouin points out how Ben does not have a trail. The other replies, "Where did this [guy] come from? Down from the sky?" how DID he get there? Kind of looked like he was surprised to be there too? But prepared. and ps. I love how Keamy was like "what kind of man do you think I am and Ben just busted out all his knowledge. jerk face
caryatid 6 years
oh also, favorite moment: when ben pulls a shotgun out of nowhere. clearly, he was in control the whole time and exactly where he wanted to be! i wish i could call the black smoke monster to do my evil bidding.
caryatid 6 years
when ben showed up in the desert i immediately thought of the polar bear in the desert. also, did anyone catch the name on his shirt? kalliwazek or something, i'm sure lostpedia has it. felt really really bad for alex... ben sure messed that one up. can't wait to visit jacob!!!
kiddylnd 6 years
Too..much...to...process. I'll get back to you on those questions. The more I think about and episode, the more my brain hurts.
Imabeliever 6 years
I thought it was great.. I also am very interested in how Ben suddenly appeared in the Sahara Desert dressed for cold weather lying in the sand much like the very first episode had Jack awake in the jungle... Anyone else feel like that was on purpose? And part of some big reveal? As well as the fact that Ben was unsure of what year it was.. time travel? Quantum Physics? Immediately Micheal Crighton's book Timeline popped into my head..
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anyone know of any good couloir or snow climbs in the southeast? if so, when are they typically in good condition? I know chances are slim but I'm missing Colorado.
heh good one george
I'm always amused by the folly of the ignorant... :)
I'm always amused by the folly of the ignorant... :) www.mountainproject.com&modestbranding=1' frameborder='0'>> staring the scoffenator, carvin' marvin, and ginger woolfe. If it freezes they will come
Hey Stephen, is that your new route near Celo?
People would not appear ignorant if you crazy Carolina Climbers would be more freindly with your info!
Didn't watch the videos so he may have posted what I'm refer ring to but there's some decent ice that forms off the parkway in allegheny county right above doughton park I believe. There was an article on the front page of the news paper back in 2007/2008? About an iice climber who died and the subsequent body recovery.
Grandfather Mountain has A LOT of potential alpine climbing. But we all know that is HIGHLY illegal. They would probably hang you with your rope from the Mile High Swinging Bridge and throw your tools at your for fun.
having lived in the southeast most of my life, I anticipated the mockery when I posted this thread. both for the personalities of people from the southeast(we don't need much reason to mock someone) and for the obvious folly of my question. but, since my crampons haven't tasted ice or snow in three years I thought it was worth a shot. maybe someone knows of some secret spot in the smokies where a man can strap on the fangs and sink his axe into a 60 degree slope headed for some high and lofty summit! boy, that sounded corny even to me.
NC gully routes; PM me and I will be glad to help you find some gully climbs. I can give you Shannon Stegg and Michael Cowder's phone numbers and e-mail address (they both know a lot more areas than I do) Celo knob (see pictures): 4 routes Browns Mill Falls 800' Left variation Grade 4+ Right variation Grade 4- Wishbone Left & Wishbone Right 1800-2000' Grade 2 Sams Knob : 5-6 pitch, mostly a snow gulley with 2 ice pitches Grade 2+ Whitesides Mtn; 3 stooges gulley (drainage from pinnacle Waterfall) 1200' 3+
It also depends on how harsh of a winter we get. I remember winters where we didn't hardly get an inch of snow. Then there were winters where the little Highschool shits didn't go to school for the entire month of February because of so much snow and ice, felt bad for them when they were making up snow days all the way into fucking JULY!
with all the rain we've had this year it should be a good ice year. I see water running in places where it hasn't run in many years. if it will only stay cold! snow before thanksgiving was a good sign , I think.
ps. to rock_fencer; Ralph didn't bite it on a gulley (he was too solid a guy), I'm pretty sure he was soloin on big daddy and it came down on him. I think it was late season hero ice. (I remember Shannon calling me with the news, there was a early spring storm and we were surfing at the time)
George, The guys who "laugh" or don't "share route information" are not the people you want climb with. These people don't have a problem with beta, route info or climbing, their problem is with themselves. Please know, there are climbers who will do anything to help you and make climbing better, for everyone (not just themselves).
Courthouse. Your right. Ralph was out soloing on some ice when it collapsed. I brought it up because that was who meme guy was referring to.
Crescent on Celo has already been done this season and will surely come in again soon! George, I just sent you a PM.
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So is the Sam's Knob route listed above the one that goes up flat laurel creek?
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WALLINGFORD drama group the Sinodun Players has created a space for performers.
The upstairs clubroom at the Corn Exchange is opening as a second acting space and the first show will be Heroes, translated by Tom Stoppard from the original by French dramatist Gérald Sibleyras.
In the play, three old soldiers sit on their retirement home terrace reminiscing and planning a trip. Chairman of trustees John Warburton said: "The space seats about 40 and the entrance is at the side. This enables us to put on smaller plays with small casts we can't accommodate in the main auditorium and could bring in additional income."
The three actors in the play are Mike Long, from Didcot, John Smelt from Crowmarsh and Chris Bertrand from Stoke Row. Mr Long said: "Rehearsals have gone well and we're looking forward to shows in this new space."
Director Chris Pratt, from Cholsey, added: "It's an intimate space and a real asset. It gives the audience more choice."
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Crews wrapped up their massive search for 73-year-old Virginia Edmonds Saturday evening. It will continue Sunday. The Lunenburg County woman went missing more than two months ago.
Saturday's search comes almost a week after hunters found her car near a home she used to baby sit at years ago.
Search and rescue crews from all over the region have boots and K-9's on the ground. This hits close to home for Margie Nevins. Her family used to live on egg road years ago. She says Edmonds' babysat her children and would drive them to a spring at the end of this road to play.
That's exactly where her car was found a week ago. Family says Edmonds was showing signs of dementia.
"The only thing you can think about is - if she was thinking years ago that maybe she had to go down to the spring to check on the kids when they were swimming in the water," said Nevins. "You know it's hard to imagine why."
As soon as Nevins heard the news, she called the sheriff's office to share her connection. Crews have since searched the creek and river nearby.
"This has been pretty taxing on, I'm sure, the family and everybody involved," said Sheriff Arthur Townsend Jr.
Especially knowing the dense woods, hilly terrain and wildlife where people have spotted, bobcats, coyotes, bears and a lot of snakes.
The sheriff's office says crews are searching a two mile radius from the very spot Edmonds' car was discovered.
State Police and search and rescue teams canvassed hundreds of acres of thick woods all day. Sheriff Townsend says a balloon and ribbon close to her car are the only clues so far.
"I'm praying for her and her family," said a friend from church Margaret Pilson. "I was hoping when we found the car, I was hoping we'd find her also. That didn't happen but we're still praying."
Everyone is praying these boots on the ground will bring some strong leads.
"I certainly hope some type of closure," Nevins noted. "We need to find her no matter what - we need some type of closure."
Crews will be back out early Sunday. The Sheriff's Department says if searchers don't find Edmonds this weekend, they may consider suspending the search - not the investigation.
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A former second-round pick of the Redskins, Thomas has struggled as a receiver since entering the league in 2008. He played for three teams prior to signing with Chicago and has just 43 career receptions in 55 games over four seasons.
Thomas' greatest impact with the Bears may be on special teams. As a member of the Giants last season, Thomas had five special-teams tackles and forced a fumble during the regular season and added one tackle and two fumble recoveries in the playoffs. He recovered a fumble in overtime of the NFC championship game, which helped New York reach the Super Bowl.
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The one-month anniversary of the earthquake in Haiti was marked by three days of mourning, fasting and prayer after Haitian President Rene Preval canceled traditional Carnival celebrations. Churches all over Haiti were full as people gathered to pray and worship from 6 a.m. to noon each day February 12 through 14.
The church next to Baptist Haiti Mission Hospital where Rapid Response Team chaplains have been serving was filled to overflowing. Those gathered sang many familiar hymns and contemporary songs, and the music and message flowed into the hospital via a sound system with a speaker in each hospital ward.
Many of the patients sang along. One patient was observed kneeling on her bed, with her arms outstretched, praising the Lord. Reports are that hundreds and hundreds have come to Christ in various churches throughout the Port-au-Prince area.
Nearly 2,000 people gathered for worship and prayer at the Christian Church of the Cities in Cite Soleil.
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While attending a church service near the Samaritan's Purse base at Leogane, two Rapid Response Team chaplains were privileged to speak and share a message of hope and God's love. As part of the message, the Gospel was presented.
Toward the end of the service the Haitian pastor invited those who wanted to commit their lives to Jesus to come forward and many people did.
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A man is left dead after a shooting inside of a home on Clifton Road in east Atlanta Friday. Homicide detectives were still on the scene in the pre-dawn hours, awaiting a search warrant to enter the home, located in the 800 block, and continue their investigation, FOX 5's Carolyn Ryan reports.Police responded to call about the shooting around 2:30 a.m. Friday. When officers arrived at the scene, the found a man – about 30 years old – had been shot and was dead. The homeowner, identified as Victoria Rickman, had apparently pulled the trigger, police said. She was taken to a local hospital for an evaluation.Police have yet to comment on what led to the shooting as the incident is still under investigation. Police could not comment on whether there was a sign of a struggle. They did say the man and woman knew each other. But, they couldn't comment on the nature of their relationship. Reportedly the man did not live at the home on Clifton Road.
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Make sure that you get your tongue weight correct. If you don't the trailer will pull like crap or even be dangerous. I think Boatmate puts 7% of total package weight (Boat and Trailer Combined) on the tongue. You can get it close by centering the tandems on the old axle centerline but, I'm guessing that you'll have to push the axles back a few inches to load the tongue correctly. I recommend tying the two axles together as a unit at the desired spacing with a piece of square tube "heavy tacked welded" to both of them. Put the square tube directly under the current frame rails like a spacer between the axles and frame. Align the centerline of the tandem unit to the old centerline clamp it to the frame and measure the tongue weight. If it is too light or too heavy, un-clamp, adjust, re-clamp, and measure.
Make sure that the "tandem unit" is square and centered side-to side and make sure that every time you clamp the unit to the frame you make sure the measurement from the front of the tandem unit at the port frame rail to the front of the tongue equals the the same measurement on the starboard side. Doing this makes sure that your trailer tracks straight behind you. Once you get it right, mark your new centerlines and then determine how you want to affix them.
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Are these torsion axles the short ones that bolt on a frame or full length axles similar to what you would use with a conventional leaf spring set up?
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If it were me I would build an angle iron frame to mount the axles to and bolt them to the frame of the trailer to make them adjustable in case you miss the placement of the axles. If you are interested in doing this I can walk you through it. Today I removed my dads boat from the water for the season, his lift is giving him grief, and after towing his 19ft deck boat I remembered how crappy his trailer pulls. It needs more tongue weight, my dad says to me "so that's not normal?" At every bounce it was clunking on the ball.


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I've had this quote scrawled on a piece of Christmas wrapping paper that I've been carrying around since, well Christmas. Boxing Day to be precise.
It comes from Neil MacGregor's A History of the World in 100 Objects, chapter 19, The Mold Gold Cape. He describes how the removal of the skeleton at the dig site meant that they lost so much more potential information about the way people lived at the time. The story of the cape was only half told.
"For although the precious finds will usually survive, the context which explains them will be lost, and it's that context of material – often financially worthless – that turns treasure into history."
You might say that for our records it's what turns documents from Peter and Jane into Shakespeare…
We've already spoken of the importance of context in managing information, but this is IMPORTANT. So let's explore further. A few days after I was leafing through someone else's Christmas presents, The National Archives released a set of Margaret Thatcher's files. One of the elements that caused so much attention was her hand written notes in the margins of the papers. They bring so much more context to the documents, an insight into her thoughts and personality.


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If waking up to the sound of birds instead of highway traffic is what you are looking for, then the Fitch Hill Inn is the bed and breakfast for you.
Our circa 1797 Vermont Federal farmhouse sits on a three-and-a-half acre hilltop over a quarter-mile from Highways 15 and 100, so peace and quiet prevail. Enjoy the magnificent views of the Green Mountains from the wicker chairs on the front porch or the swing on the front lawn.
Relax on one of the decks with views of the beautiful gardens and woods or take a walk through those woods.
For those who want to do something other than just relax and unwind, there are dozens of choices within a half-hour's drive. Lamoille County offers some of the best downhill and cross country skiing in the east at places like Stowe Mountain and Smuggler's Notch. It also has some of the best fishing, canoeing and kayaking on the Lamoille River, Lake Elmore and the Green River Reservoir. Hiking and snowshoeing opportunities abound and there are 3 golf courses within 20 miles for the golf enthusiast.
If you're a fan of covered bridges, Lamoille County has the largest collection still standing in Vermont. If food or drink is your passion, Cabot Creamery, Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, Cold Hollow Cider Mill and Boyden Valley Winery all offer tours and/or tastings. Like antiques? There are a dozen or more shops and malls in the area with a wide selection of merchandise and prices. For those of you whose interests lean toward the arts, both Hyde Park and Stowe (which is only a 15-minute drive away) have summer theater productions. Stowe also has numerous concerts featuring all types of music throughout the summer and art galleries give visitors the opportunity to enjoy the visual arts year-round.
When you are done exploring the area for the day, return to the Fitch Hill Inn for some refreshments while you plan where to dine that evening. Use the menus collected from many local restaurants to help you make this decision, made difficult by the numerous outstanding choices in and around Stowe!
If the sound of the birds doesn't waken you, perhaps the smell of Green Mountain Coffee brewing or homemade muffins baking will!
A full hot breakfast consisting of fresh fruit, homemade muffins or sweet breads, a main course such Stuffed French Toast or John's Savory Egg Casserole, fruit juice and coffee, tea, or hot cocoa is served in our dining room or on the deck (weather permitting, of course).
Let us know if you have any special breakfast requests or dietary needs. We will be happy to accommodate them. Our goal is for no guest to leave the breakfast table hungry!
No matter what time of year or what your interests, Lamoille County, Vermont, offers a great getaway. And hosts Julie and John Rohleder will make your stay at the Fitch Hill Inn one of the highlights of your trip to this beautiful corner of the world.
Breakfast is part of our name, so we want it to be as memorable as the rest of your stay, and since breakfasts are as different from B&B to B&B as the decor, we thought we would tell you about ours.
First, we serve at a time convenient to you, the guest, at any time between 7 AM & 10 AM. That way you can get up and start your day or sleep in and relax. Need to be up early to travel? We can set you up with coffee or tea and some muffins to get you started. Just let us know the morning before!
We want you to enjoy your breakfast, so we'll ask you about what you like and if there is anything you can't eat. Whether it is an allergy, diabetes, or gluten-intolerance, we have options available. We are also happy to do vegetarian or vegan breakfasts, and we can accommodate our kosher guests, too.
Breakfast starts off with fresh from scratch muffins, coffee, tea, and juice. Next, a fruit course such as Cinnamon Cooked Apples or Baked Pears with Raspberry Sauce and Vanilla Yogurt gives you a healthy start. Then a main course such as Stuffed French Toast with Blueberry Sauce or John's Savory Egg Casserole.
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Hyde Park is the county seat of Lamoille County, with easy access on VT Rtes 15 & 100 to Belvidere, Cambridge, Eden, Elmore, Jeffersonville, Johnson, Morrisville, Stowe, Waterville, and Wolcott. Harwick and Craftsbury in Orleans County are also within easy reach.
A hot breakfast is served on the premises, so there's no need to go out to a restaurant or make do with just coffee and pastries.
We will serve your breakfast at a time convenient to you, so you can make an early meeting if you need to.
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"What a wonderful trip. Fitch Hill Inn was a great starting point for all of our adventures. The central location was an easy trip to everywhere we wanted to go. Julie and John - you made it all perfect. Our room was just what we hoped for. Your knowledge of the area, your conversations and sharing of yourselves made our visit pleasant. Breakfast was so delicious. Thanks for taking care of my dietary needs. We loved the cookies and hot drinks too!" Frederick, MD, Feb. '09
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How do Palestinians living under Israeli military occupation and siege see their world, especially after
Two recent surveys shed light on this question, although one — published on 22 April by the pro-Israel organization One Voice — appears intended to influence international opinion in a direction more amenable to Israel, rather than to record faithfully the views of Palestinians or Israelis ("OV Poll: Popular Mandate for Negotiated Two State Solution," accessed 30 April 2009). The other — a more credible survey — was published in March by the Oslo-based Fafo Institute for Applied International Studies and funded by the Norwegian government ("Surveying Palestinian opinions March 2009," accessed 30 April 2009).
The One Voice survey (of 500 Israelis and 600 Palestinians conducted from November to February) received considerable media attention. The group's press release unabashedly spun the results to claim popular legitimacy for the two-state solution and to discredit alternatives: "The results indicate that 74 [percent] of Palestinians and 78 [percent] of Israelis are willing to accept a two state solution (an option rated on a range from 'tolerable' to 'essential'), while 59 [percent] of Palestinians and 66 [percent] of Israelis find a single bi-national state 'unacceptable.'"
The press release failed to note that 53 percent of Palestinians polled were also willing to embrace or tolerate "one joint state" (as opposed to a federated "bi-national" state) in which "Israelis and Palestinians are equal citizens." Curiously, Israelis were not asked about this option. The high-level of potential support for a single democratic state (confirmed by Fafo as we shall see) is remarkable given the incessant drumbeat of peace process industry propaganda that there is no solution but the two-state solution. One Voice asserts that a "very conscious effort was made in this poll to cover as wide a range of potential solutions as possible." But except for the initial question about the type of state, all the other questions assume, and are primarily relevant to, a two-state solution.
Colin Irwin, of the
It is only through a stretched interpretation that One Voice manages to find a consensus around a "two-state solution" — which looks suspiciously like long-standing Israeli proposals for a Palestinian bantustan. The treatment of refugees is a good example of this questionable approach. The poll finds that 87 percent of Palestinians under occupation consider the "right of return AND compensation" for refugees to be "essential" to a final agreement, but notes that this option was "rejected by 77 [percent] of Israelis as unacceptable." Therefore, the Palestinian preference is pushed off the table in favor of a proposal where
This special privilege is often granted to Israelis but not to others. In
The One Voice survey does confirm that the minimal consensus needed to sustain a two-state solution, were it practicable, is absent. While 78 percent of Palestinian respondents considered a full Israeli withdrawal from the occupied territories to the June 1967 line "essential," 60 percent of Israelis consider that "unacceptable." Predictably, the proposed "compromise" is that Israel withdraws partially. Once again 60 percent of Israelis are allowed to outvote 78 percent of Palestinians in order to maintain Israeli control of land occupied, colonized and annexed in violation of international law.
Thus, One Voice's analysis treats universal rights and international law as having less weight than Israeli prejudices and legitimizes the "facts on the ground" established through criminal behavior in open violation of UN resolutions and the International Court of Justice. It subjects these rights to a popular referendum in which the abusers exercise a permanent veto over the claims of their victims.
One Voice bills itself as "an international mainstream grassroots movement" commanding the support of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians and Israelis. In fact, One Voice has support from no Palestinian grassroots organizations. It is a slick marketing outfit funded, according to its website, by "Israeli, Palestinian and other" sources. Much of its money comes from "major foundations" such as the Ford Foundation, IBM, and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. One Voice also boasts of receiving money from "businessmen" including Yasser Abbas, the son of Fatah leader Mahmoud Abbas, who has been plagued by allegations of corruption.
Among One Voice board members are State Department Special Advisor Dennis Ross, former Israeli Deputy Defense Minister Efraim Sneh, and former Israeli military ruler of the occupied West Bank General Danny Rothschild, in addition to many American Zionists, some Hollywood celebrities and a few token Palestinians. In October 2007, One Voice canceled a planned "peace concert" in Jericho after the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) called on Palestinians to withhold their support. At the time, PACBI asserted that the concert was "being organized to promote a 'peace' agreement that is devoid of the minimal requirements of justice," and was nothing more than a "public relations charade."
One Voice's modus operandi is to recruit college students to sign a "Commitments Platform" pledging support for a two-state solution, but as PACBI pointed out, the statement is "without any commitment to international parameters — assumes equal responsibility of 'both sides' for the 'conflict,' and suspiciously fails to call for Israel's full compliance with its obligations under international law through ending its illegal military occupation, its denial of Palestinian refugee rights (particularly the right of return), and its system of racial discrimination against its own Palestinian citizens." It is based on these signatures that One Voice claims to represent the "grassroots." Oddly, the platform has recently been removed from the official One Voice website.
There is a laudable intent to Irwin's polling approach. It attempts to identify ideas that could appeal to Israelis and Palestinians. Ultimately any new order must be able to gain consent. But the choice to exclude justice, law and rights from shaping an agreement is not a neutral one; it is in effect an affirmative choice to include, legitimize and endorse the permanence of injustice and inequality. But that is what One Voice's agenda has been all along.
Two-state solution loses support as Western strategy fails
The Fafo survey of more than 1,800 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and almost 1,500 in the West Bank offers some real insights into the state of Palestinian public opinion in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (international funders never sponsor surveys of all Palestinians, which would include those inside Israel as well as those in the Diaspora).
Fafo found that just 35 percent of Palestinians still support a two-state solution. One third preferred an Islamic state throughout Palestine, and 20 percent wanted "one state with equal rights for all," in Palestine/Israel.
Palestinians did not even agree with the common claim that the two-state solution is clearly the more "pragmatic" and "achievable" one. In the West Bank, 64 percent thought the two-state solution was "very" or "somewhat" realistic, as against 55 percent for a single democratic state. In Gaza, 80 percent considered a single democratic state to be "very" or "somewhat" realistic as against 71 percent for a two-state state solution. This is a moment when no vision carries a consensus among Palestinians, underscoring the urgent need for an inclusive debate about all possible democratic outcomes.
The American effort, started by the Bush Administration with European and Arab accomplices, and continued by US President Barack Obama, to impose an Israeli-friendly Palestinian leadership has failed. The Fafo survey indicates that Hamas emerged from Israel's attack on Gaza with enhanced support and legitimacy.
Palestinian Authority leaders in Ramallah and their Arab, Israeli and Western allies, did all they could to portray the Israeli attack on Gaza as the result of "recklessness" and provocation by Hamas and other resistance factions. This narrative has taken hold among a minority: 19 percent of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip viewed Hamas as having "great" responsibility for the attack on Gaza (this rose to 40 percent among Fatah supporters). Overall, 51 percent agreed that Hamas had no responsibility at all for the attack (48 percent in the West Bank, 58 percent in Gaza). Just over half of those polled agreed with the statement "All Palestinian factions must stop firing rockets at Israel."
All the financial, diplomatic and armed support given by the West to Mahmoud Abbas, the Fatah leader whose term as Palestinian Authority president expired in January, has done little to shore up his standing among Palestinians. Only 44 percent of respondents overall (41 percent in the West Bank) considered him the "legitimate" president of the Palestinians, while 56 percent did not.
Near universal dissatisfaction with the Western-backed Palestinian Authority in Ramallah is reflected in the finding that 87 percent of respondents agreed that it was time for Fatah to change its leadership. Unsurprisingly, 93 percent of Hamas supporters wanted change, but so did 78 percent of Fatah supporters.
Palestinians expressed very low confidence in institutions (by far the most trusted were UNRWA — the UN agency for Palestine refugees — and the satellite channel Al-Jazeera). But a plurality in the West Bank and Gaza Strip — 32 percent overall — considered Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh's Western-boycotted Hamas-led government in Gaza to be the legitimate Palestinian government. Only a quarter overall (31 percent in Gaza, 22 percent in the West Bank) thought the Ramallah-based "emergency" government headed by Abbas's appointed and US-backed Prime Minister Salam Fayyad was the legitimate one.
Hamas leaders performed well during and after Israel's attack on Gaza. Haniyeh had an overall positive rating of 58 percent while Abbas's was only 41 percent. But among Palestinians who said they would vote in an election, 41 percent would support Fatah against 31 percent for Hamas. If that was out of step with the rest of the survey, there is a clear trend: support for Fatah was down sharply from a year earlier and Hamas doubled its support in the West Bank from 16 to 29 percent, according to Fafo.
There were some issues on which there was a strong consensus. Ninety-three percent of respondents wanted to see a "national unity government" formed, and the vast majority (85 percent) rejected maintaining the West Bank and Gaza Strip as "independent regions" if efforts to form one foundered.
Palestinians still overwhelmingly support a negotiated settlement, but the "peace process" and its sponsors have lost all credibility. Just one percent thought the US had a "great deal" of concern for the Palestinian cause, and 77 percent thought it had none at all. The "Quartet," the self-appointed ad hoc grouping of US, EU, UN and Russian representatives that monopolizes peace efforts earns the trust of just 13 percent of Palestinians.
Post-Gaza, Palestinians hold jaundiced views of all Western countries and the Arab states aligned with them. Iran and Turkey, which took strong public stands in solidarity with Palestinians, have seen support surge.
If the Fafo poll confirms that the Western-backed effort to destroy Hamas, impose quisling leaders, and blockade and punish Palestinians until they submit to Israel's demands has failed, a useful conclusion from the One Voice survey is that given a free choice, Israelis reject all solutions requiring them to give up their monopoly on power and to respect Palestinian rights and international law.
The right response to such findings is to support the growing international solidarity campaign of boycott, divestment and sanctions to force Israel to abandon its illegal, supremacist and colonial practices, and to build a vision of a democratic future for all the people in the country.
Co-founder of The Electronic Intifada, Ali Abunimah is author of One Country: A Bold Proposal to End the Israeli-Palestinian Impasse (Metropolitan Books, 2006).


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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has expressed dissatisfaction over the high cut-offs in admissions to centres of higher learning like the IITs, saying he is "pained" by such limits imposed on opportunities.
"Every year when I see how many hundreds of thousands of students apply for admission to these institutions, and when I see how high have become the minimum cut-off marks for admission, my heart is pained by the limits we are placing on the opportunities available to our youth," he said.
Singh made these remarks in his address at the Golden Jubilee convocation of the IIT-Bombay here yesterday.
"As we celebrate the Golden Jubilee of IIT Bombay, we feel a sense of pride. But that pride must be tempered by the concern that we still do not have the required number of such institutions to offer adequate developmental opportunities to all our bright young women and men," he said.
"That is precisely why our government took the initiative to expand the opportunities for higher and technical education in India," he said.
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Each year, Nov. 17 comes and goes on Mike Utley's calendar. He acknowledges it, obliges those who ask about it, then gets on with all that keeps him busy in his post-football life.
Of course, for the rest of us, the date and Utley are one. It's the day in 1991 when the former Lions guard fractured his sixth and seventh cervical vertebrae during a fourth-quarter play against the Los Angeles Rams. It's not the injury that sticks in our minds, but rather the exit; as Utley was carted off the field he gave Detroit fans a thumbs up to let them know he would be back. The 6-6, 290-pound lineman never played another down of pro football, but that thumb has lived on.
It would have been easy for Utley to become bitter about it all — about having to watch Detroit advance to the NFC championship game that year without him, and about having to spend the holidays in a hospital bed. He could have blamed the Rams' David Rocker for the field exchange that has left him a quadriplegic. But not once in all those years has Utley lost his positive outlook or asked others to feel sorry for him. And he hasn't dwelled on the date of his injury. That's just not who Mike Utley is.
"I wish I hadn't gotten hurt," he says, "but you can wish in a well and it's just throwing money away."
Instead, Utley focuses his energy on shaping his future. He works hard and plays hard.
"Let's put it this way: Life is good," says the 44-year-old, who then jokes, "I'm happy because the wife says so."
Not much has changed since his football playing days, he says. Now living in central Washington, he still eats like a football player, although instead of six meals a day he's down to four. He is religious about his weight-training regimen. He keeps up with the Lions and his alma mater, Washington State. And he still competes whenever and wherever he can. "I don't care if it's cribbage with the wife or backgammon with my buddies," he says.
The primary difference between Mike Utley pre- and post-paralysis is in where he invests his passion. To date, the Mike Utley Foundation has raised more than $2 million for spinal cord injury rehabilitation, education and research. That work keeps him on planes and at social functions and often brings him back to Detroit. In his heart, Utley has always been a Lion, and for the past two decades the team's fanbase has continued to celebrate his spirit every time he makes an appearance.
"When I played, I not only represented myself and my parents, but I represented the Detroit Lions. I take that seriously," he says. "Detroit has been good to me and I want fans to know that I will continue to work hard so that people can continue to have faith in what Mike Utley stood for when he played the game."
It's still Utley's goal to walk one day and to help others with his condition walk beside him. Nothing has him more excited than when talking about the medical breakthroughs he is seeing through the Foundation's work on test cells.
His Web site helps him to announce upcoming fundraising events and offer messages of encouragement … how to prepare, how to measure success, and how to gauge character.
Accountability is another quality Utley believes in. It's the key message he leaves kids with at speaking engagements. "You look at what's going on in society and people are not being accountable," he says. "Mike Utley was accountable back then and he's accountable today."
Utley also believes today's NFL players need to be accountable. While he supports NFL rules to discourage dangerous play, he believes that ultimately it's up to the players to take care of themselves. "If you choose to cross that white line and get into the game you must take personal responsibility," he says, "… you must prepare for the field of battle and for what comes after the game."
Utley had worked his way into the starting lineup after two injury-filled seasons in Detroit. He was ready for that 1991 season, and the last 19 years are proof he was ready for what came next.
Since its creation in early 1992, the Mike Utley Foundation has used "Thumbs Up!" as a way for the non-profit's mission to mirror Utley's spirit. "To have this legacy of thumbs up means I will be back and I will give everything 100 percent, no questions asked," he says.
When he was injured, thumbs up was about coming back. Now, says Utley, "I want people to know that I'm OK."
Mike Beacom is a pro and college football writer whose work has appeared in numerous print and online sources. He is also the author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Understanding Football (Alpha, 2010).


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Big Data: Time to Replace the Short Term Backup Band-Aid with a Unified Approach
In the current Big Data era, if businesses in the Middle East want to be in a position to efficiently overcome the backup challenges of tomorrow, they need to take a unified, converged approach today
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, 13 June 2012: IT resources are becoming increasingly overwhelmed by the massive hike in data volumes. Many companies in the Middle East are struggling to meet backup deadlines and scan times alone can contribute significantly to backup windows. Organisations are now fighting against rising data management capital costs whilst trying to focus operationally on managing more data.The heightened value of information today also puts more pressure on staff to meet the stringent SLA's relating to the retention and recovery of mission critical data. Put simply, the business risk from poor data management has never been so great.
According to IDC, the quantity of digital archive data being created is growing at an alarming rate – 4 x the current volume to retain and search in 3 years – so if businesses want to be in a position to efficiently overcome the backup challenges of tomorrow, they need to take a different approach today.
Steve Bailey, Regional Operations Director, CommVault says that organisations often deploy a number of different products to solve backup and restore issues whilst seeking to also improve archive and storage resource management capabilities. Snapshot technology can certainly help to tackle shrinking backup windows and de-duplication is proven to reduce the amount of data being stored for at least short terms backups. Source-side de-dupe can minimizes network and data activity and archiving is still one of the best ways to reduce the amount of old data on primary cost stores.
Whilst these technologies alleviate the problem, implementing solutions from multiple vendors can in turn create inefficient data silos that are difficult to manage. Most importantly perhaps, they don't address the bigger problem of too much data being processed too many times, or being stored for the wrong period of time on the wrong media.
The answer to the Big Data challenge is that instead of looking for short term band-aids for existing solutions, companies should consider a converged process for backup, archive and reporting. By only reading and/or moving data once this unified approach to data management can eliminate redundant processes and speed up operations; reducing storage costs and simplifying management policies.
A single data policy enables organisations to scan, copy, index, analyse and store data once. It also enables data analytics to be performed classifying the data and automatically supplying archive policies for data tiering that will ultimately reduce the total cost of ownership.
In-built intelligent data collection also reduces scan times enabling companies to keep within incremental backup windows. The single pass scan routine for backup, archive and reporting serves to reduce server loads whilst integrating, source-side de-duplication and synthetic full back-ups minimises server and network load.
Instead of just moving the pain point, a converged solution can reduce the combined time typically required to manage backup, archive and report by more than 50% – helping companies to affordably protect, manage and access data on systems that have otherwise become 'too big'.
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ZURICH (AP) -- FIFA is studying evidence from former vice president Jack Warner about alleged missing aid to Haiti after the 2010 earthquake.
FIFA says Warner "has submitted very detailed documentation" about the governing body's $250,000 donation which he applied for, and was given, to fund football rebuilding projects on the Caribbean island.
Haiti officials told British newspaper The Sunday Times last month that they received just $60,000.
The football federation in Warner's native Trinidad and Tobago then said it had "surrendered" authority by giving him control of bank accounts that also held a $500,000 Haiti donation from former FIFA vice president Chung Mong-joon.
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Free dental clinic offered
On Saturday some uninsured children in Reading had the chance to get their teeth cleaned.
St. Joseph Regional Health Network held a free clinic at its downtown campus in Reading.
It's the 14th year for the "Give Kids a Smile" free clinics.
Officials said the clinics are a chance to help children who have no where to go for dental care the opportunity to get a healthy smile.
"We provide as much service to them as we can, and we try to get all the service done in one visit and if we don't, we bring them back the following Saturday we have the next clinic and try to get it all done," said Dr. Chris Kosenske.
The clinics will be offered once each month through June.
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