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|hylian_shieldmaiden Yesterday, 7:49 PM
|Happy birthday, Jack~
|Ocarinadiva 24 Aug 2014, 03:26 PM
|The Grand Night Concert went really well! Everyone did great! It was such a fun time!
|hylian_shieldmaiden 11 Aug 2014, 05:25 PM
|Hey, everyone! I would like to announce a new contest! Check it out here! http://theocarinanetwork.com/topic/7771061/1/
|jamalix 11 Aug 2014, 12:43 PM
|i guess if you could manage to make some kind of deal with the copyright owners it would be possible, but unless you already get a lot of attention on youtube, it's gonna be hard...
|kifar 11 Aug 2014, 12:28 AM
|and is there no partnership that can solve the problem (like for gaming videos you can join a network to be able to use the pics from games)
|hylian_shieldmaiden 10 Aug 2014, 11:20 PM
|Sadly, it likely risks getting deleted even if it's not being monetized. Just depends on whether or not it gets discovered by whoever holds the copyright
|kifar 10 Aug 2014, 11:20 AM
|thank you jamalix. is it risking detting deleted even if i m not monetising the video ??
|jamalix 10 Aug 2014, 03:12 AM
|very nice kifar! let's hope it doesn't get deleted instantly like most other covers of that song...
|kifar 10 Aug 2014, 01:43 AM
|My 2nd Video is finally up its a cover of an OP from Naruto Shippuden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seAVvr4NWik
|Zero Tolerance 7 Aug 2014, 09:55 PM
|Happy birthday Metalhead7777! My first Secret Santa giftie!
|Zero Tolerance 5 Aug 2014, 03:18 PM
|Ouch... That's harsh..... anyone pull off a bank heist recently? That's something to forum about? *joke*
|Ace Ocarinas 5 Aug 2014, 11:54 AM
|Maybe the guests are members that don't bother logging in as they don't see anyhing worth commenting on.
|wAllop1 2 Aug 2014, 01:35 AM
|There may not be very many TONians left, but at least there are still lots of guests :P
|Ace Ocarinas 1 Aug 2014, 04:10 AM
|Just did,
|Reiko Souma 1 Aug 2014, 02:48 AM
|I feel so bad for not being able to answer everybody in my topics. I'm so sorry! This month is very busy for me.
|Zero Tolerance 31 Jul 2014, 07:30 PM
|Yes it has thumb holes. Go read for yourself.
|Ace Ocarinas 31 Jul 2014, 05:18 PM
|Also, TON IS DEAD! 5 active topics. When I joined the lowest amout of active topics I would see was 18. 17 on a bad day.
|Ace Ocarinas 31 Jul 2014, 05:17 PM
|Did that harmony ocarina have thumb holes? I have been wondering that for a while.
|Zero Tolerance 27 Jul 2014, 04:36 PM
|No Anything On Ocarina upload this week. Instead I've FINALLY finished my Songbird Harmony Ocarina Review! http://anythingonocarina.blogspot.ca/2014/07/songbird-double-harmony-ocarina-review.html
|hylian_shieldmaiden 21 Jul 2014, 05:40 PM
|Glad to help
|kifar 21 Jul 2014, 02:00 PM
|YAY! shieldmaiden you juste made my day
|hylian_shieldmaiden 20 Jul 2014, 09:00 PM
|Don't worry, Kifar, something has been in the works for a couple weeks. Stay tuned for an announcement
|kifar 20 Jul 2014, 05:22 PM
|I think there is a need for a new contest, that would liven up things
|wAllop1 17 Jul 2014, 12:38 AM
|Let's hope they DO announce MM3D
|Ace Ocarinas 16 Jul 2014, 09:39 PM
|We have not been getting as many new users since hype for Ocarina of Time 3D died down. Maybe when Majora's Mask 3D is finally annouced we will get some new people. Then there are the people all ready here probably getting sick and tired of TON.
|wAllop1 16 Jul 2014, 06:20 PM
|...I think there has been an ocarinist apocalypse
|David F. 15 Jul 2014, 04:23 AM
|Been a while...
|Ace Ocarinas 14 Jul 2014, 10:26 AM
|I thought activity on TON would pick up this time of year.
|pop123444 14 Jul 2014, 01:26 AM
|How skype work?
|hylian_shieldmaiden 13 Jul 2014, 05:33 PM
|Join us on Skype instead, that's where everyone is
|pop123444 12 Jul 2014, 09:33 PM
|and doing what?
|Loading... 12 Jul 2014, 08:31 PM
|ive been going on the TC room for like 30 minutes a day haha
|pop123444 8 Jul 2014, 04:52 AM
|12 members online!!!
|Kaozium 7 Jul 2014, 09:45 PM
|Well, check this http://theocarinanetwork.com/topic/6751802/1/
|Reiko Souma 7 Jul 2014, 08:37 PM
|We have one of those???
|Kaozium 7 Jul 2014, 07:16 PM
|Is there anyone still going on the TON tinychat room ?
|Turbo852 4 Jul 2014, 11:10 PM
|Happy Independence Day! Here's my new video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERD4UNlFEU8
|Suki 4 Jul 2014, 06:55 PM
|Happy 4th of July guys!
|pandorado100 4 Jul 2014, 04:37 PM
|Happy 4th of July! It's not just American Independence Day, every country has July 4th on their calendar.
|Reiko Souma 4 Jul 2014, 01:06 PM
|Happy Independence Day to all of my American friends, and Happy Birthday to Poltergeist!
|pop123444 3 Jul 2014, 08:22 PM
|Happy (late) Birthday Cris!
|Turbo852 3 Jul 2014, 04:39 AM
|Happy Birthday Cris!
|Zero Tolerance 3 Jul 2014, 04:04 AM
|Awww! Yay! Happy B-Day Miss Diva!
|Ocarinadiva 2 Jul 2014, 07:05 PM
|Thanks Giorgio and Hylian!
|hylian_shieldmaiden 2 Jul 2014, 04:58 PM
|Happy birthday, Cris!
|pop123444 2 Jul 2014, 03:13 AM
|Reiko Souma 2 Jul 2014, 03:08 AM
|World Ocarina Day 2014 video collab! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYmeO3GLWjM&feature=youtu.be
|tytoalba 2 Jul 2014, 12:06 AM
|Happy Birthday Chris!
|Zero Tolerance 1 Jul 2014, 04:23 PM
|Happy Canada Day Everyone! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xps8jDHmzAs
|Reiko Souma 24 Jun 2014, 07:20 PM
|Everyone's video submissions are excellent so far!


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David Mansbery said his appliance firm, Tonight's Menu Intelligent Oven (TMIO), Inc., has about a dozen employees now and should have about 50 in coming months.
He says his TMIO Intelligent oven has been a hit at consumer trade shows, saying delegates were lined up for hours to inspect it. The oven allows users to remotely start dinner via their computer or cell phone. By the time you arrive home, your meal is ready to eat.
Mr. Mansbery said the appliance will sell for U.S.$7,500, but argues that there is a payback in 60 weeks for those who use it at least three times a week and avoid the cost of eating out.
"Now you can get healthier meals instead of fast food," he said.
Mr. Mansbery said the cooking appliance has two chambers and both work as convection ovens. He said the unit also has the capacity to keep food cold until it is ready to be cooked.
The unit is said to contain no dangerous formaldehyde and has halogen lighting on the sides instead of glaring from the back. Mr. Mansbery said it cleans itself in 2 hours instead of four, saving on energy.
In addition, technicians don't have to come to your home, he said. Instead, they can diagnose problems from the main plant using computer technology in the "virtual repairman" program.
TMIO expects to begin shipping stoves, which will be manufactured only in the United States, in April after getting final UL approvals. The ovens will be produced at the company's plant in Chattanooga, TN, U.S. The facility is a former Cavalier Corporation manufacturing factory.
Mr. Mansbery said of the Chattanooga-based endeavor, "Basically, we're taking on the entire appliance industry." (Chattanoogan.com)
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I'm having trouble with colour operator logos.
I am sending the content response of "image/vnd.nok-oplogo-color" and then displaying the 100x50 gif file (which I have also renamed to .olc and .nol to no effect).
When accessing the file using a Nokia 7250 or 3510i, the mobile states "operator logo received", you goto view or save, and all that appears is a yellow question marked box.
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|February 23, 2009 10:45 PM EST
Julio Barros, freelance consultant, programmer and trainer, will deliver the presentation "Getting Started Programming with Objective-C and the iPhone" at SYS-CON's iPhone Developer Summit 2009 East (co-located with AJAXWorld RIA Conference & Expo) in New York City this coming June 22, 2009.
Though developing for the iPhone and iPod touch is exciting, the amount of information can be overwhelming at times. Objective-C, a simple superset of C and XCode, is powerful and comprehensive. Cocoa Touch frameworks are new but based on mature elegant technology with roots in Mac OS X and NextStep. In this session Barros will discuss the tips and strategies that will help you learn your way around Objective-C, Cocoa Touch and the XCode development tools.
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Speaker Bio: Julio Barros has been developing iPhone software since the SDK was released, and has been involved with a variety of projects for the iPhone. Prior to focusing on the iPhone, Julio worked on commercial software projects for almost 20 years in Colorado, New York, and Washington DC. He is a consultant, freelance programmer and trainer.
iPhone Developer Summit - June New York City
With the iPhone more than earning its place in the consumer market, it is now being adopted by enterprises. In fact, many believe that the iPhone will be the most adopted enterprise device in 2009. But while developing for the iPhone and iPod touch is exciting, the amount of information and outstanding questions can be overwhelming at times.
Can an iPhone to provide context to RESTFUL web services? How can the various view controllers bundled with the iPhone SDK best be leveraged? What tools are currently available to help code perform as expected? Why (and how) are more and more business users are actively embracing the iPhone and bringing it into the enterprise?
These are among the dozens of questions to be asked and answered at the iPhone Developer Summit being held in New York City in June - an intensive and content-rich one-day program designed to satisfy the growing hunger among software developers and IT professionals for a broad spectrum of sessions informing developers what kinds of development options and opportunities the iPhone provides.
The Technical Chair of the event is Ian Thain, editor-in-chief of iPhone Developer's Journal.
In the one-day Summit, to be held June 22 at The Roosevelt Hotel in midtown Manhattan, developers will hear from industry experts about the impact the iPhone is having on delivery of rich content to mobile users. Technical sessions will explore a world of web development opportunities on the iPhone including building applications using the new ASP.NET MVC framework, building social applications, and developing high-quality, iPhone-style web-based GUIs for your applications. Additionally, more than a dozen expert faculty speakers will help delegates learn about issues such as when to use the iPhone SDK and when to develop web applications, and how Google's Android differs from the iPhone SDK and iPhone safari development?
Attending delegates will leave the iPhone Developer Summit with resources, ideas and examples they can apply immediately.
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Icotec is the industrial realisation of a new technology (Composite Flow Moulding CFM) that has been developed since 1992. The company has two units: Medicine and Industry. Core competence lie in the development, production and distribution of customer-specific, high-quality solutions manufactured from fibre-reinforced thermoplasts nd other high-performance materials. The processes used are certified to ISO 9001, IO 13485 and EN 46001. The company is a member of SSO Swiss Space Office.
Icotec manufactures high-performance components made of endless fibre reinforced composites. The patented Composite Flow Moulding (CFM) process enables the company to mould parts with an endless fibre content of over 60 %. This results in excellent mechanical strength, fatigue resistance and weight savings of up to 80 % compared with traditionally used materials.
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As a student of Psychology, you will learn to think critically and scientifically about human behavior and mental processes. You will work to understand human problems and provide practical solutions to them. Upon completion of the major, you will have a solid grasp on how thoughts, motivations, and feelings influence behaviors, and a strong background for advanced study in the field.
Begin your studies with PSYCH101, PSYCH201, and the co-requisites PSYCH202A and PSYCH202B. These introductory courses will provide you with a solid background in contemporary psychological theory and methodology. Due to the importance of biology and neurology in psychological inquiry, PSYCH203/BIO101 and PSYCH204/BIO102 should also be taken. Finally, PSYCH205 and PSYCH206 provide detailed coverage of two of the most important areas of modern psychology. This core program will equip you with the tools necessary for the study of more complex areas of psychology, such as personality theory, neuropsychology, and learning.
It is also recommended that you take six electives. Two of these electives should be from the 300-level classes, and two should be from the 400-level classes. The 300-level courses will introduce a subject area in psychology for further exploration in one or multiple 400-level courses. 400-level courses are more advanced and more specific than the broader 300-level courses. At this advanced level, you will learn to integrate theory and experience in your studies of complex human behaviors.
In order to complete the knowledge equivalent of a psychology major, you should complete the core program (8 courses) and 6 electives of your choice (6 courses total — at least 2 at the 300 level and at least 2 at the 400 level) for a total of 14 courses.
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Beastie Boys 'Paul's Boutique' Mural Unveiled in New York City
The unveiling on Sunday coincided with the anniversary of the album turning 25 on July 25, 1989.
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The current property owner of the street corner in New York City has announced that a mural will be put up celebrating both the group and the album.
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Monster will fork over $1.7 million to the Beastie Boys as a result of using their music without permission. A New York Superior Court jury came to the verdict today (June 5) after an eight day trial.
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[VIDEO] The Celebrity Twitterverse Responds To Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch's Death
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Skillz - 2010 Rap Up
Artist: Skillz
Producer: Profound Sounds
Album: 2010 Rap Up (Single)
Avg Rating: 3.7 ( 26 total votes )
First off, I just want to thank Skillz for taking 30 minutes out of what I'm sure was a hectic holiday schedule to even bless us with the 2010 Rap Up. He let us know via Twitter that he wouldn't be recording his traditional cut for 2010, but for whatever reason he broke down and gave the people what they wanted. As usual, he touches on a little bit of everything: fashion (Lady Gaga's infamous meat dress), world news (the Haitian earthquake) and of course, Erykah Badu's Debbie cakes. Lyrically, he never disappoints, though his delivery this time around is a bit more relaxed than we're used to. That paired with Profound Sounds' minimal production makes for a (w)rap up with a little less punch than usual. I could be reaching, but I interpret that as him getting tired of the whole thing. Honestly I can't blame him. Maybe we should show him a little more love year round instead of waiting for the holidays and begging on our hands and knees for a new song. It might just bring that spark of yesteryear back.
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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - The Oakland Athletics agreed to terms with catcher George Kottaras on a one-year contract for the 2013 season on Monday.
Kottaras was acquired from Milwaukee on July 29 of last season and batted .212 with six home runs and 19 RBI in 27 games with the A's. He had a .211 average in 85 games overall.
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AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - The director of an Alabama raptor center says Auburn University's beloved eagle mascot, Spirit, is doing fine after crashing into a stadium luxury box in front of thousands of fans.
Jamie Bellah, director of AU's Southeastern Raptor Center, tells The Opelika-Auburn News he's not sure why the bald eagle careened into the luxury box window.
He said the routine for the pre-game flight, a ritual at home games, was very normal for Saturday's game against Mississippi State.
The 14-year-old eagle circled high above Jordan-Hare Stadium before colliding with the window, continuing its flight and descending to a handler on the field. Bellah says an examination and blood work revealed no problems.
Spirit came to the raptor center in 1998 after sustaining both wing and beak injuries in Florida.
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The Seattle Seahawks signed former University of Washington wide receiver Kevin Smith, according to reports Wednesday.
Smith was formerly with the Arizona Cardinals and Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason.
In 2013, he made 50 catches for 765 yards for the Huskies. He becomes the 13th receiver on the Seahawks' roster.
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Shire PLC Rating Reiterated by Cowen and Company (SHP)
Shire PLC (LON:SHP)'s stock had its "outperform" rating reaffirmed by stock analysts at Cowen and Company in a report issued on Wednesday.
A number of other analysts have also recently weighed in on SHP. Analysts at Bank of America raised their price target on shares of Shire PLC from GBX 3,859 ($65.67) to GBX 4,500 ($76.58) in a research note on Wednesday. They now have a "buy" rating on the stock. Separately, analysts at Shore Capital reiterated a "buy" rating on shares of Shire PLC in a research note on Wednesday. Finally, analysts at Barclays reiterated an "overweight" rating on shares of Shire PLC in a research note on Wednesday. They now have a GBX 3,900 ($66.37) price target on the stock. One analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, seven have issued a hold rating, seventeen have issued a buy rating and one has given a strong buy rating to the company's stock. Shire PLC presently has a consensus rating of "Buy" and an average price target of GBX 3,096.81 ($52.70).
Shire PLC (LON:SHP) opened at 4489.00 on Wednesday. Shire PLC has a 1-year low of GBX 1989.00 and a 1-year high of GBX 4491.00. The stock has a 50-day moving average of GBX 3526.33 and a 200-day moving average of GBX 3166.. The company's market cap is £26.229 billion.
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Brian Hampton's THE JUNGLE FUN ROOM Now Available Through Original Works Publishing
Brian Hampton's award-winning play, "The Jungle Fun Room," which was a FringeNYC favorite and received a special engagement production Off-Broadway at New World Stages is now available for purchase and licensing through Original Works Publishing and available both in paperback and Kindle editions through Amazon.com.
"The Jungle Fun Room" began at The Penobscot Theatre's New Play Festival, Northern Writes, where it won the Audience Favorite Award and then immediately premiered in the New York International Fringe Festival to outstanding reviews. OUT Magazine's pop culture blog, Popnography, described it as a "funny, thoughtful play...full of both campy cracks about Broadway wannabes and thoughtful insights into fame, its costs, and why some people make it and others don't...full of good, sassy, fun."
"The Jungle Fun Room" centers around a group of struggling actors who work children's birthday parties at the zoo when suddenly all is interrupted by the arrival of the latest Oscar-winning actress who may or may not have motives of her own. According to the latest Amazon.com reader reviews, it's not only described as "laugh out loud funny," but it also contains an underlying message about "the journey of the heartbreak of success." Another review quotes Hampton's Jungle Fun Room characters as "love-able, hate-able, and stunningly relate-able."
Readers can purchase "The Jungle Fun Room" in both paperback and Kindle editions at Amazon.com, and theatres wishing to produce Hampton's play can get more information through the Original Works Publishing website at www.originalworksonline.com.
More information about Brian Hampton can be found at www.brianhampton.net.


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Reality check: cutting off American aid to Israel won't make much difference
If I had a penny for every time someone said this to me on Twitter, I'd have bought myself a min-island in the Bermuda by now.
Yes, the United States supports Israel with military aid every year. It also licenses American companies to sell Israel military equipment every year.
But Israel won't collapse tomorrow if the US cut off their aid. Let's just go over the numbers to explain.
The United States gave approximately $3.2 Billion to Israel last year. Here's the breakdown
That includes a sum of $3.1 billion as military aid.
It provides another $504 million in funding: for Israel's Iron Dome anti-rocket system ($235 million) and the joint US-Israel missile defense systems David's Sling ($149.7 million)
And there are a few other systems that amount to around $100m. There's a breakdown here (PDF)
As a proportion of Israeli spending that used to mean a lot – sometimes as much as a quarter of Israel's defense budget.
It doesn't any more, primarily because Israel has had a healthy and growing economy. In 2000, Israel GDP was $124.9 Billion. Last year it was more than double that – $291.3 Billion. In comparison, Egypt has a smaller GDP ($271 BN) even though it has 10x the population (more comparison: India's GDP: $1.8 Trillion; UK $2.5 TR; USA $16.8 TR).
In other words, US military aid to Israel is now worth merely 1% of its GDP. It's a bonus, not essential money.
The country is doing so well it has more cash than needs, thanks to the recent discovery of gas reserves. It is discussing setting up a sovereign fund and discussing where to invest that surplus.
In fact, this situation has even led some pro-Israelis to call for the military aid to be cut to Israel, on the basis that Israel would then have to rely even less on its ally. They don't want Israel to be seen as subservient to US interests and clearly think Israel will do just fine without American money.
The point is, US military aid to Israel has largely become an irrelevant factor in this war or the future. Cutting it off won't hobble Israel. If America abruptly withdraws it over illegal Israeli action, then it may force a change in behaviour but that is a highly unlikely scenario.
al-Qaeda has lost: it will eventually be absorbed by ISIS in Iraq
The Washington Institute recently published a note titled 'The War Between ISIS and al-Qaeda for Supremacy of the Global Jihadist Movement' – on tensions between the two movements.
Its worth emphasising briefly that there are differences between the two, mostly that ISIS are even more brutal than AQ and freely break many rules that Osama Bin Laden set for his own people.
But I think al-Qaeda has effectively lost the battle for terrorism supremacy to ISIS / Islamic State already.
All the world's focus, the momentum and the expansion is on side of ISIS, not al-Qaeda, which matters to the impressionable men who want to be on the side of winners not losers (like most people, really).
Plus ISIS is based in the Levant, which has much bigger symbolic value for Muslims than the mountains of Afghanistan. In Afghanistan and Pakistan, Al Qaeda militants have to hide from US drones or the Pakistani army. In Iraq and Syria, they have near free rein and their opposition is melting away (for now).
Most importantly, ISIS claim to have established an Islamic State – which has even more symbolic and religious value for the kind of impressionable men who want to get involved in jihad. I suspect more fighters will abandon Al Qaeda and join ISIS over coming months, effectively finishing off Osama Bin Laden's brainchild.
But what prompted me to write this short note was news of heightened security warnings across US airports. I suspect that US Homeland Security officials have come to the same conclusion and know this infighting has grave consequences.
Al-Qaeda leaders will be making the same calculations about ISIS and will likely re-double their efforts to regain momentum and attention. And in the terrorist world there's only one way to do that: by launching terrorist attacks in the West.
ISIS has grown because we sat around doing nothing to stabilise Syria
A group called ISIS, which even some in the al-Qaeda leadership have disassociated themselves from, are now rapidly taking over large parts of Iraq. There is a sense of panic in the air because it obviously means more conflict in the Middle East, and more refugees trying to escape their brutal control.
But it has also sparked an odd debate here in the UK.
In the Guardian, Owen Jones writes: 'We anti-war protesters were right: the Iraq invasion has led to bloody chaos'.
But this has been obvious for a few years now. I opposed the invasion from the start and was at most of the demonstrations against it (including the big one in Feb. 2003). Only a few deluded idiots now believe the invasion of Iraq has gone well. In fact the invasion was a disaster from day one, despite attempts by Americans to stage a few stunts to pretend it was going OK.
So that's an old debate, while the one about ISIS is a new one.
Firstly, ISIS has grown out of the chaos in Syria, which we sat by and watched instead of working with Arab countries to end. We should have joined a military coalition with other Arab countries to bomb Assad's military installations and weaken him – thereby driving him out into asylum in Iran or elsewhere.
I wrote about ISIS in January this year, saying: "as these groups become prominent, the fallout is being felt in surrounding countries like Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and even Pakistan".
Sitting by and watching has made things worse. We've gone from 20,000 dead in Syria ("if we intervene now, we'll make it worse") to nearly 200,000 dead (*silence*). The ongoing chaos has helped ISIS grow and destabilised surrounding countries. And all that is about to get worse.
As I said:
Intervention in Syria is not a matter of 'If', but a matter of 'When'. Do we wait until the situation spirals further out of control, and Al-Qaeda re-establish a powerful base, or go for damage limitation earlier?
Secondly, are we meant to be against countries militarily intervening in other countries? I ask because Iran is now sending troops into Iraq (without official invitation) to fight ISIS. What if those troops are used to suppress Kurds? Will people on the left raise their voice then?
Basically, we are sitting around watching the situation get worse, as many predicted. ISIS hasn't grown because we invaded Iraq (though we definitely wrecked the country and Saddam Hussain would have been better placed to quell them)… they've grown because Syria was allowed to spiral out of control.
Since we have now committed to sitting around and doing nothing, the situation in the Middle East is about to get much worse.
Addendum: in case it isn't clear, I've given up on the prospect of any military action now. We're now committed to sitting around on our hands and pretending it could be worse.
Dear Tony Blair, 'trust' still matters over Syria
Former PM Tony Blair was on the BBC's Today programme this morning, saying the Syrian conflict wasn't about trust in the same way was Iraq, because we know that chemical weapons exist in Syria and were used on innocent people very recently.
Before I come to the issue about trust, it's worth emphasising that Blair is right about the second part.
What we know, is that on 21st of August 2013, several canisters of gas opened in several suburbs of the Syrian capital Damascus, and within a short time approximately a thousand people were dead.
But after that the facts become hazy, because the UN inspectors weren't given much time to gather evidence and didn't take many of the local samples offered to them (see Section 3).
To my mind there is little doubt that the Syrian governement carried out this attack. Tony Blair said the same thing this morning. But where Blair still continues to get it wrong is that this is still very much about trust.
There is little trust in claims (by the US government and others) that chemical weapons were used.
There is little trust in announcements by US and UK governments that Bashar al-Assad is behind these chemical attacks.
There is hardly any trust in the ability of the United States government to intervene in the Syrian conflict constructively.
This lack of trust, built up in large part due to Iraq, is the reason why the public remains deeply unconvinced and our politicians so hesitant to act over Syria.
So, trust matters.
Which is why Tony Blair has it so wrong. And the aim of western government now should be to build up that trust again. Confirm use of chemical weapons with proper evidence for everyone to see, show evidence that Assad's regime was behind it, make the case for intervention by explaining what exactly you want to do and the exit strategy. Only once that is done can there be any public trust in any decision to intervene in Syria.
It's extraordinary that Tony Blair still thinks trust is irrelevant.
The hawks who want intervention in Syria should be pleased by Ed Miliband's actions last week
In the Times today, David Aaronovitch uses Ed Miliband's Syria vote as a spring-board for criticism (£) about his leadership of the Labour party. "The Syria vote crystallised his failings. He waits for mistakes, then like a scavenger exploits them," he says.
Put aside the fact that this is the job of opposition politicians, I think those hawks in favour of going into Syria should be pleased by what happened last week.
Yesterday, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heard from Chuck Hagel and John Kerry on their position on Syria.
Secretary of State John Kerry: Since President Obama's policy is that Assad must go, it is not insignificant that to deprive him of the capacity to use chemical weapons, or to degrade the capacity to use those chemical weapons, actually deprives him of a lethal weapon in this ongoing civil war, and that has an impact. That can help to stabilize the region, ultimately.
Oh, so they want 'regime change'… except the White House Press Sec said just last week: "The options that we are considering are not about regime change".
And then, more confusion…
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel: And this is about getting to an end game. That end game is a diplomatic settlement. It is driving this toward what we believe, the president believes is the only way out of this, if for no other reason than what Secretary Kerry has noted: We do not want to see the country of Syria disintegrate, result in ungoverned space, which I think the consequences would be devastating for our partners, for our allies, the entire Middle East. Then we would all have to respond in some way.
So the end game is regime change, or not… but it's definitely a diplomatic settlement. Though if Assad doesn't want to negotiate his own removal, then we're not going to force him, because that would mean the collapse of Syria, which we don't want.
Well, that clears it up. Basically, the United States govt has no specific idea about what they want from their attack on Syria… or they're not telling us. See this scathing post by Joshua Foust for more.
All this underscores an important point – even those who want action in Syria aren't clear what the US govt is planning or wants from their intervention. I bet David Aaronovitch is unable to articulate what was the specific aim of the military action the UK and USA were about to rush into last week.
This is the point Ed Miliband was making. Of course, those who want 'firm action' don't care for such subtleties – they want a leader to stand strong regardless of whether the details have been worked out. There's a certain amount of arrogance amongst some military interventionists that they don't need to explain evidence, make a proper case, have a detailed plan or listen to public opinion. They want strong action and they want it now.
Such foolishness only helps isolationists because they're right to then say that the US and UK are likely to make the situation worse. If we rushed into Syria without an exit strategy we can quite easily make that proxy war much worse.
Those who want intervention in Syria (like myself) should be pleased that President Obama was halted by what Ed Miliband set in motion, and demand more detail about what the US military intends to do, as Congress is now doing. That would be the best way to help Syrians. The ridiculousness of the criticism is further underscored by commentators such as Deborah Orr (who I have enormous respect for) saying he was right in what he did but should have done it differently. Err, how? It's not the opposition leader's job to help the Prime Minister avoid embarrassment because he failed to even convince his own side.
There are some really ridiculous criticisms out there of Ed Miliband's leadership, but this really takes the biscuit.
UPDATE: This piece in the Atlantic makes a very persuasive case on why, a court would conclude that the case against the Syrian government was "not proven" – see Section 3.
What we can do to help Syrians now
When we are thinking today about Syria there's only one place to start: the desperate situation of up to 8 million people in urgent need of help.
More than a million and a half are refugees in neighbouring countries, states that have their own problems, serious economic strains, and that need help to provide the homes, the blankets, the care, that these often traumatised refugees need.
Millions more are displaced, or at risk, within Syria. We need to ensure that every effort is made to get humanitarian supplies, medical supplies, to them.
And we need to find a way for the UN to protect them from future attacks of all kinds, to fulfil its responsibility to protect. The UN should be creating safe corridors through which they can escape – and eventually to achieve a ceasefire in the civil war.
I agree with President Obama on one thing: "We cannot accept a world where women and children and innocent civilians are gassed on a terrible scale." Indeed, we – the international community, acting collectively under UN auspices — must save them from attacks of all kinds.
And yet the US focus, the French focus, is on what are clearly plans for a missile strike against the Syrian regime, a strike that no one is claiming is going to remove the dreadful President Assad, that no one claims is going to take any productive step towards helping to construct an alternative government for Syria, a strike that will, simply, take more lives, including, undoubtedly, lives of people, men, women, and children, who have nothing to do with the conflict, but are simply trying to survive in the middle of an awful civil war.
But there's no evidence, no sense, in the claim that a US missile strike, covered with a fig leaf of whatever other countries beyond France can be persuaded, bribed or pushed into "participation" in the attack, is going to stop any future gas attack, from whichever side it might come.
And no, we haven't seen real evidence, independent scrutiny, in what happened in that hell in a Damascus suburb on August 21. John Kerry says: "This is common sense. This is evidence. These are facts." Well, we've heard that before, and we've good reason not to believe it.
The vote in Parliament this week was a big step forward – a step forward for British democracy, a step forward for our place in the world. And the impact has been found around the world.
It seems unlikely that this evening's decision by President Obama to refer his plans for an attack to Congress would have occurred without the Westminster vote. But is for Britain this should be only the start. We could take three more steps – important steps.
1. Call off the world's biggest arms fair planned for London next month.
2. Stop selling UK arms to abusive regimes. Our £12bn arms industry is a trade in misery, in death, in supporting regimes like that of President Assad, and the dreadful human rights abuses in Saudi Arabia.
3. Scrap Trident nuclear weapons, making us truly world leaders. So I say to Congress, I say to President Hollande, I say to whichever Arab regime the Americans are hoping to bribe, bully or persuade on board an attack, please, stop, think.
The combined UN-regional talks route to a ceasefire in Syria is a difficult route, strewn with obstacles. But it's the legal route. It's the route that can help the people of Syria and the region to together find a way forward – not have it imposed on them, as the people of Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, had the route imposed on them, with continuing awful results.
The route to justice for a horrific gas attack is the International Criminal Court. As Caroline Lucas said this week: "Crimes against humanity and international law have been committed. Once there is evidence of responsibility for these appalling attacks, those responsible must be dealt with by the International Criminal Court."
The UN and the International Criminal Court are the right routes. But it's time the world – America, Nato, the UK – took the right route.
This article is an adaption of a speech I made today at the No Attack on Syria demonstration.
Five thoughts on Cameron's humiliation over Syria
Wow. It is extremely, extremely rare for a sitting Prime Minister to lose a vote on going to war.
Here are my five quick thoughts.
1) There is now almost no prospect that Britain will join the US in action against Assad.
Cameron has been humiliated so badly I doubt he'll go back to the House of Commons on Syria, especially as he will now have to take his cue from Ed Miliband. And he hates taking Miliband's lead more than anything else. This has now become more about the politics in Westminster than the people of Syria. Besides, according to some tweets, he has dismissed any more action on Syria anyway. Defeat on a another vote would have likely to have led to a confidence motion.
2) It is too easy to say that Cameron lost because the isolationist wing of the Tory and Labour party are dominant. But people forget we went into Libya to take out Gaddafi not long ago!
No, Cameron lost because he wanted to rush into Syria and dismissed any caution or calls for proper evidence. He misjudged the mood on both sides of the House and assumed that no one would defy him on a vote of war. That's why he lost.
3) This is clearly very humiliating for Cameron, but I'm also wondering where it leaves Nick Clegg. The Lib Dem leader abandoned the party's traditionally anti-war or at least cautious position in favour of siding with Cameron. And now they've both been handed a defeat. At least if Clegg took a principled stand he would have gotten back some support.
4) To underline how complicated this conflict is, the Muslim Brotherhood chief in Syria has been criticising the United States for not intervening in Syria earlier.
5) I was for British intervention in Syria to warn Assad about the usage of chemical weapons. It's unclear where President Obama stands now but I hope he will present the full evidence to Congress and militarily warn Assad anyway. If Assad steps up usage of chemical weapons now, part of the blame will lie on Cameron's obstinate behaviour.
Update: I'm sick of sanctimonious people saying I should stop talking about Westminster and its implications, instead of what this means for the people of Syria. As I pointed out earlier – this was a feeble intervention that would have made very little difference. Even US action is not going to be about stopping the bloodshed or deposing Assad. I wanted the UK to join the USA in this but either way it would done almost nothing to stop the bloodshed in Syria.
Update 2: If anyone still has doubts that chemical weapons are being used in Syria, see this short BBC film from last night.
Western intervention in Syria? I wish it actually was
There are some commentators who write about international affairs entirely through western eyes. Of course, The United States is the most powerful nation on earth and spends more on weaponry and defence than the next 10 countries combined.
But the US doesn't always dictate events, and doesn't always have its finger-prints on everything. I find this attitude a bit patronising and racist – other countries across the world have their own agendas and constantly interfere in foreign affairs for their own ends. 'The White Man' doesn't control everything, much as many self-styled anti-imperialists like to believe.
In 1971 for example, India's PM Indira Gandhi stuck up two fingers at the US and, with explicit guarantees from the Soviet Union, liberated Bangladesh from the murdering Pakistani armies. More recently, India and Pakistan meddled in Afghanistan along with Iran and the USA to help create instability before the invasion of 2001.
The civil war in Syria is a case in point. Iran, Russia and Hezbollah have been intervening in the region for years to bolster Assad and keep him armed against the rebel army. On the other side, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey have lined up against Assad and have been helping the rebel forces.
Saudi Arabia is key here because it has also been funding the Egyptian army coup against the Muslim Brotherhood (which it sees as the real danger) – despite pressure from the United States not do so. Anyone who thinks the 'Muslim ummah' is united and speaks with one voice should come back to reality.
So the strongest argument against US, UK and French involvement is: why the hell should we get involved in this huge mess? Stay the hell out!
And that's a strong argument. Except it's a bit bogus.
The USA, UK and France aren't actually planning an intervention. And this certainly isn't a humanitarian one.
Sure, the news media is in overdrive and to most people it sounds like Iraq all over again. There is a lot of sabre-rattling and discussions about chemical weapons and UN resolutions. There are strong statements being issued by every major politician vaguely related to all this. Media commentators are salivating all over the media.
But most of it is hot air designed to rattle Assad. What we'll actually see are a few missiles being dropped on Assad's key military targets from warships stationed much further off. There will be some carefully targeted attacks on weapons shipments to deprive Assad of firepower. That's likely to be it.
Unlike Libya, there aren't even immediate plans for a No Fly Zone and nor demands for regime change. Many of you won't believe it, but wait until this so-called intervention starts.
And why are we taking such feeble action? Because Assad used chemical weapons on his own people. This means we either make a big show so as to dissuade him and others, or risk usage of chemical weapons proliferating. And that's it.
This isn't a humanitarian intervention. Our politicians have dressed it up as such, and commentators are arguing against intervention on that basis, but we should stop pretending it is. (If it were me in charge I would have done something before 100,000 people got killed in Syria. I would have intervened in Congo and other places too). But ever since the lies over Iraq there is no appetite for foreign intervention and so we're stuck with angry words and feeble threats.
Syria is already a battleground with lots of foreign players interfering in its affairs. The United States won't even come close (if they wanted to, here's what they would do).
If Israel continues to target Palestinian families, what's the point of a 'peace process'?
Human Rights Watch this weekend released a must-read item on demolitions in Israel that they say are intended "to drive [Palestinian] families off their land", part of a wider regime of "forcible transfer" and "discrimination".
The report notes that some 3,800 Palestinians have been displaced by Israeli home demolitions since Prime Minister Netanyahu took office in 2009.
The continuation and even escalation of Israeli violations of international law during peace talks illustrates that the official "peace process" only serves to protect Israel from accountability over its policies. What Palestinians actually need is a protection of their basic rights and an end to the impunity enjoyed by the state of Israel.
Early yesterday morning, Israeli forces invaded Qalandia refugee camp near Ramallah and shot dead three residents, wounding many more. The killings come a week after the IDF shot dead another Palestinian in Jenin.
Israel has now killed 13 Palestinians in the West Bank this year.
Even before the deadly raid, there was yesterday's approval of the budget for an expansion of Ramat Shlomo settlement – along with millions more in government money for a "national park" operated by a right-wing pro-settler group in illegally-annexed East Jerusalem.
The country's Housing Minister personally helped dedicate new settlement housing over the weekend, declaring a Palestinian state "will never happen".
Soon after the announcement of the resumption of peace talks a month ago, the Israeli government put 91 Jewish settlements on a national priority funding list, while official figures showed three times as many settlement housing starts in the first quarter of 2013 compared to 2012.
And it is not just the settlements (Amnesty International points out they are a war crime): just last week, dozens of Palestinians were displaced by the demolition of their homes in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
That is why the British government and others need to go beyond support for the deeply flawed US-managed negotiations and mealy-mouthed disapproval, and instead use real leverage and sanctions against a state which, without meaningful consequences, will continue to colonise and kill with impunity.
The simple reason why international intervention in Syria is necessary
There are a lot of good arguments against military intervention in Syria – ranging from the view that any intervention would only inflame the bloodshed to criticising specific proposals and scenarios for intervention.
I'm not denying that many of them have merit, even if a direct comparison to Afghanistan and or Iraq is ridiculous (to wit: the terrain and size is vastly different; there is strong support from other Arab countries; there's no oil there). Furthermore, Syrians have been trying to bring attention to their plight for years. Besides, there is almost zero chance of UN or Nato soldiers landing in Syria for a similar ground war.
So the key argument for limited intervention now is about the specific usage of chemical weapons, not the long-running civil war itself. President Obama's limited options means he can't decisively finish off Assad, but he can at least punish him strongly for the recent escalation.
As the Washington Post points out:
Any U.S. military action, Carney said, would be a response to "the prohibited use of chemical weapons against civilians." Kerry emphasized repeatedly that "there must be accountability for those who use the world's most heinous weapons against the world's most vulnerable people." What he did not say at any point was that the United States would be entering the war to decisively end it or that the time had come for the world to remove Assad from power.
There is little reason to think that American cruise missiles or airstrikes will dramatically change the course of the war, much less topple Assad. The Assad regime has a huge military advantage over the rebels, and the fighting is city-to-city, neighborhood-to-neighborhood.
So let's stop with the straw man that we are going for a full intervention in Syria.
The question for those against any intervention is: is it right to sit by and watch states use chemical or biological weapons against their people, setting a precedent for others to do the same?
Of course, the United States isn't consistent on the matter since it kept silent when Israel has used them. But arguably, such united international condemnation makes it harder for the United States and Israel to use them in any form in the future too.
Either way, the case for united international action when a state use chemical, biological or nuclear weapons on people is powerful. For this simple reason alone there has to be strong action against Assad now or it sets a terrifying precedent for the future.


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Matt Shea – the Road Rage Republican running for re-election in Spokane Valley – has his knickers in a knot over his opponent's supposedly dirty campaign tactics. Or in other words … "Hello, Kettle. Pot calling." You know, I was really bummed a few months ago. Spokane's perennial loser candidate Barb Lampert said she wouldn't be running for office. It was unimaginable. We were about to have the first Lampert-free ballot since the forming of the League of Nations. Prayer seemed like the only option. Is anyone out there, I beseeched the heavens, who could fill the insanity void left by a Barbless election? The heavens answered, and along came Rep. Matt Dillon, I mean Rep. Matt Shea. Sorry for the confusion. I sometimes have to remind myself. Matt Dillon was the pistol-packing marshal on the old "Gunsmoke" TV show. Shea's that pistol-packing pickup driver who pulled his gat during a road rage incident with another motorist last November in downtown Spokane/Doug Clark, SR. More here.
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"The U.S. media have also been ignoring other facts about the 20-year-old Lanza, such as his mental diagnosis, medication and the fact that he didn't have his father in the home because he had been divested of his father's authority by a family court." I think we need to look beyond the video games, guns, mental illness diagnosis, etc. and look at the fact that he was from a broken family. Perhaps we don't want to look at broken families since there are so many of them, and ours may be one of them, but I think it's a crucial piece of the picture.


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Post Office Will Not Deliver Mail on Saturdays Anymore
Starting this summer, you won't be getting any mail over the weekend.
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Mayor Ed Koch Led New York City Through Challenges of '70s, '80s
Ed Koch, the mayor of New York City from 1978-1989, passed away Friday morning from congestive heart failure at New York-Presbyterian Columbia Hospital. He was 88 years old.
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Two people have reportedly been shot at Taft Union High School in Taft, California.
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Members of the Westboro Baptist Church, known for protesting the funerals of U.S. armed servicemen and women, announced that they plan to picket the upcoming funerals of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. This did not go over well on the Internet.
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During a Sunday news conference, police said the gunman in Friday's school shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. possessed much more ammunition in addition to the rounds he used to kill 20 children, seven adults and himself. Authorities also responded to a phoned-in threat at a church near the scene of the tragedy which has left the small New England town shaken and in a state of solemn mourning.
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UPDATE 11:20: The networks have announced that Barack Obama will be reelected to a second term, after wrapping up the state of Ohio.
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Libraries and museums are effective, but often overlooked resources in our nation's effort to turn around a crisis in early learning, exposing children to reading and powerful learning experiences in the critical early years and keeping them learning through the summer months, according to a report issued today by the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services and the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading.
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The Library of Congress, in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services, has selected 10 candidates for the inaugural class of the National Digital Stewardship Residency (NDSR) program. The nine-month program begins in September 2013.
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High level Department of Education and Health and Human Services officials join IMLS and the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading to launch a new report on early learning. Anacostia Library in Washington, DC, hosts June 20 event.
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Delta Blues Museum Executive Director Shelly Ritter and Community Member Travis Calvin talk about the uniquely American art form of the Blues and how the Arts Education program keeps kids engaged.
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Pacific Science Center's exhibit, Professor Wellbody's Academy of Health & Wellness, showcases how our daily personal choices can positively affect our health and well-being for years to come.
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Indiana Historical Society's Tamara Hemmerlein recaps her ALA presentation about building public support for heritage preservation.
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How to play room decorate for kids?
If you want to know how to decorate the playroom right, this point is very important one. Do not store toys over and over, and do not store toys that require parental supervision. There should be enough toys to keep children busy, but not so much to the crowd the room. Also include some toys that will assist in the education and growth of children.
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The additional means everything in the playroom that can not be divided simply into the categories of furniture or a toy. You can also ask your child to decorate the boxes of toys according to their choice. Always keep the wind chime to some beautiful sounds and a few other items that might appear interesting but not dangerous for your child.
play room decorate according to certain themes so that you change your child excited with joy. This may take some time to complete, but imagine how happy your child will. If he does not have a particular theme in mind, you can choose from popular themes such as Lion King, Jungle Book, Disney characters.
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1. Your skin may never be perfect, and that's okay.
2. Life is too short not to have the underwear, the coffee, and the haircut you want.
3. Everyone (including your family, your coworkers, and your best friend) will talk about you behind your back, and you'll talk about them too. It doesn't mean you don't love each other.
4. It's okay to spend money on things that make you happy.
5. Sometimes without fault or reason, relationships deteriorate. It will happen when you're six, it will happen when you're sixty. That's life."
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It might be the first time the United States has ever admitted it was wrong — after mistakenly accusing Whitney Houston's cousin, Dionne Warwick, of owing more than $2 million in back taxes — and TMZ has proof of the apology.
The IRS filed a federal tax lien against Warwick back in 2009, claiming the singer owed $2.2 million in unpaid taxes from the 90s.
The IRS just filed new documents admitting it made an accounting error, officially revoking its claim that the singer owes the government the $2.2 million sum.
Warwick now only owes just under one million.
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If you're lonely, bored, or unhappy, remember you are young. There is so much time to meet new people and go to new places.
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If you're lonely, bored, or unhappy, remember you are young. There is so much time to meet new people and go to new places.
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1. Your skin may never be perfect, and that's okay.
2. Life is too short not to have the underwear, the coffee, and the haircut you want.
3. Everyone (including your family, your coworkers, and your best friend) will talk about you behind your back, and you'll talk about them too. It doesn't mean you don't love each other.
4. It's okay to spend money on things that make you happy.
5. Sometimes without fault or reason, relationships deteriorate. It will happen when you're six, it will happen when you're sixty. That's life.
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I'm a quiet person. I spend time observing, not speaking.
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I either eat too much or starve myself. Sleep for 14 hours or have insomniac nights. Fall in love very hard or hate passionately. I don't know what grey is. I never did.
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Chicken baked with Yoghurt
Spice Crust
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Serves 6
Rangitikei corn-fed free-range skinless, boneless chicken breast fillets
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Himalayan Salt
and freshly ground black pepper
1 cup EasiYo
Greek-style yoghurt
2 tsp
2 tbsp Attitude
Foods "Fragrant Dukkah"
1 cup (100g)
macadamia nuts, coarsely chopped
1/4 cup
chopped fresh parsley
3-4 tbsp Chilli
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"Red Delight" tomatoes with Kato finishing sauce
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Serves 6, as a side salad
16 Beekist "Red Delight" tomatoes, halved
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Salt and freshly ground black pepper
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(warning, depressed rant follows. Also, I wrote this all this morning before I heard the news about Jimmy, so... this doesn't apply as much anymore because we're screwed no matter what? Woo! Optimism!)
This link sums up my thoughts so far on the Wings: http://blogs.thescore.com/nhl/2012/03/20/detroit-chicago-road-woes-and-playoff-implications/
I've enjoyed their dominance at home, but have been always a bit worried about the road record. The line that best sums up the story this year is:
If you can win without your fans in the stands, that speaks to the mental strength of your team.
And as the Wing's post home record collapse shows (regardless of any injuries), this team just does not have it mentally. We've seen it in the past few seasons as well. They have the skill, but something is missing.
Is it players? Maybe to a degree, but I don't think that this team should be where it is with the roster they have. It could be argued that some players drag the team down more than they help, but the NHL record home wins in a row shows they have skill when they play as a team.
Is it leadership? Maybe, If you look at the impact of Lidstrom being out with injury it looks like the heart of this team is missing more than they miss his skill (which they do). Missing one player, even the captain, shouldn't cause such a massive loss of heart.
Is it coaching? After much deliberation I think the answer is yes.
We credit Babcock with doing good things with this team since the lockout, but similar to the everlasting "Osgood in hall of fame?" debate, he has had a good team to work with that has a great deal of built-in leadership. What happened when Todd McLellan left? The PP went to hell. So this year we replaced the assistant coaches, then what happens? They still suck. Is it the assistant coaches faults? perhaps, but doesn't the fault eventually fall on the coach in charge? How many times has it looked like the Wings get out-coached with line changes and strategies?
In the end, I'm starting to think this falls on Babcock. The way things are going I expect a 1st round exit this year (oh I hope I'm wrong). And I wouldn't be surprised to see more changes than would normally be expected this off-season if that occurs.
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A county scout master has been jailed for 18 years after pleading guilty to 49 child sex offences involving nine victims.
37-year-old David Sewell, of Valley Road, Grantham, pleaded guilty to the charges, including the rape of a boy under the age of 13, sexual assault of boys under the age of 13, sexual touching, voyeurism and the possession of child sex abuse images.
Lincolnshire Police's investigation into Sewell, whose youngest victim was just 10 at the time of his offending, was prompted when a local man reported historic sexual assaults to officers in July this year.
Supt Rick Hatton, Head of Lincolnshire Police's Public Protection Unit, said: "Sewell is a very dangerous predatory paedophile and his crimes have had a profound and lasting impact on several young people's lives.
"The systematic and planned grooming of these young people illustrated the calculated and manipulative offending of Sewell, who placed himself in positions where he had access to children and could gain their trust.
"We hope that Sewell's conviction helps them, in some sense, to move forward with their lives. Lincolnshire Police and our partners in Social Services will continue to offer the families involved as much support as possible."