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Hmm...what to do for an introduction this week? If only there had been some controversy surrounding one of the contestants. That would make my job so much easier. Alas, this cast has been drama free up to this point and I highly doubt...
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I see.
Race remains one of the touchiest subjects in our society, as it should. The cultural makeup of North America is ever changing, usually at a quicker pace than people can adapt to. It's not uncommon for there to be a clumsy adjustment period as we combat old prejudices while integrating new, unfamiliar customs. I mention this not only to try and understand Tyler Manawaroa's mistake, but also the UFC's severe response.
I'm not sure what Manawaroa was thinking. The picture he posted could certainly be construed as satirical in the right context. It's the hateful words that accompanied it that were so disturbing. Being a person of colour, he might have his own interpretation of what those words mean and he genuinely might have meant no offence, but there's one important rule I learned a long time ago: we don't get to choose what is and isn't offensive for other people. That rule can have some grey area. There isn't much grey area when we're talking about words with almost a century of vile misuse.
People make mistakes. Young people like Manawaroa make lots of stupid mistakes. What I find particularly troubling is that according to his manager, it was "a joke to share with his friends that have grown up with him and know how he's been treated".
Okay. Why the HELL would you spread it over social media?
Confession: When I'm in the privacy of close friends and family, there are lots of inappropriate jokes tossed around. Really heinous, inexcusable stuff. And I'm not saying that's a good thing. I'm fully aware that this kind of humour, even unheard, can colour one's perception of and interactions with other races and cultures. I'm working on it. We all should be. But we have the good sense to keep these stupid comments to ourselves.
I want to forgive. I choose to believe that the incident stems from insensitivity and ignorance, not hatred. That is a small consolation when people are hurt by these actions, and those three motivations often overlap, but I'm going to err on the side of caution when it comes to judging someone who is so young and shows so much potential in a sport that I enjoy watching. So call me biased or naive or hopeful. Regardless, I'm rooting for the kid to learn from this, to better himself. Because the alternative would truly be a waste.
In the wake of Nordine Taleb's loss, the mood has completely swung for both teams. Team Canada can't believe that their number one guy won't be advancing past the opening round. Team Australia is ecstatic. It falls on Matt Desroches to take back the hammer this week, but first we see the Canadians engage in some alternative methods of retribution.
A celebratory Aussie snowball fight is interrupted by Elias Theodorou. Nobody shows up to support him, so he ends up taking on the Aussies commando. I mean "commando" as in he's taking on a solo mission, not that he isn't wearing underwear. Though he might not be wearing underwear. It's unclear. Regardless, he does well for himself despite being outnumbered. He credits his success to eight years of baseball. Is there anything this man can't do?!?
As for Taleb, he is both older and more French than Manawaroa. That means there's only one proper way to get back at him: drinking competition. Shots, shots...shots, shots, shots!
Tyler, taking his amputation in stride.
Desroches and opponent Richard Walsh can't match the fiery dynamic of Taleb and Manawaroa, which is either disappointing or refreshing depending on how you look at it. I think it's cool that Desroches is unlike previous contestants in that he is thrilled with the peaceful seclusion. He's a young cat, only 21 years old, so it's understandable that he doesn't have the common longing of missing a wife or a child. He's free to enjoy the wild, the meditation and the slippery roads (a concern expressed by Sheldon Westcott).
Canadian problems.
Walsh got the "Filthy Rich" nickname from a t-shirt one of his training partners was wearing.
Also, all of that stinking hair.
Like Desroches, he takes a laid back approach to the competition. His expectations are modest (not once does he indicate any desire to be a world champion or even a contender in the UFC). He's strictly fighting for his love of the sport. He's losing me until he mentions the entrance music for his first pro fight: Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins.
On Team Australia, Coach Martinez continues to be far more vocal than Kyle Noke. This could be a choice of the show's producers as he has a distinct and loud voice while Noke is for the most part monotone. Some guys just aren't interested in being on TV.
On Team Canada, Taleb's injury has essentially turned him into another assistant coach. I joked about his stuffiness before, but seeing him hop around the gym on one leg is endearing. I haven't seen gimpy coaching like this since Nate Quarry.
Literally a one-legged man in an ass kicking contest.
Bad mojo continues to plague the home team, as Westcott aggravates a knee injury while working with Theodorou. He's a grappling specialist who requires maximum mobility to be able to get takedowns and work his ground game, so this is a serious roadblock. They plan to save him for the last fight, making a Desroches victory even more important. Kajan Johnson is worried that Walsh will look to win by lay-and-pray, even if it means enraging Dana White. This is the most pessimistic the Canadians have been since the start of the competition.
Wanting to do his part from the bleachers, Brendan O'Reilly finds the time to work on some arts and crafts. As the first one eliminated, it falls on him to do some dumb s**t. Dan Kelly is not amused.
"Jake. Chuck me a knife."
"I'm makin' a fog horn to shout at Richie."
"This is great. It's gonna bring me so much joy."
The Fight
I was stunned by how badly Team Canada seems to have misevaluated Walsh. While he did focus on pressuring Desroches, he showed a lot more patience and intelligence than they were expecting. In fact, it was Desroches who ended up losing composure. His corner implored him to focus on boxing, but as he fell further behind on the scorecard he couldn't stop looking for the one shot kill. All of the combinations and footwork we saw in his training segments are nowhere to be found.
It's no coincidence that Walsh really started to take control when he started following instructions. This was apparent in the second round when he finally switched to a double leg takedown grip after his corner had been yelling at him to do so whenever they were pressed against the cage. He ended up getting the takedown and sealing the round.
Post-fight, Desroches admitted that he got nervous and frustrated. Most of his power punches hit nothing but air and Walsh did solid job of countering. One jab even scored a knockdown, which disrupted whatever was left of Desroches's game plan.
Another win for Team Australia, another week of Kahili...
Next week: Team Canada's Sheldon Westcott v. Team Australia's Dan Kelly. On Kelly's insistence on battling through a litany of injuries, Noke had this to say: Dan's just chomping at the bit to get in there, you know. If we don't pick Dan, we're scared he's going to attack us and start ripping our heads off.
How do you feel about this match-up, Mr. Kelly?
Can the Aussies completely turn this competition around? Also, I read as much Bill Barnwell as I can to remind myself that there's no such thing as momentum.
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- Most pet owners describe dogs as mans best friend, but to a group of sledders, dogs are their companion in competition.
Dogs pulled sled drivers through trails in Pearson Saturday morning. Trainers like Beth Castaldi say it's usually not cold enough to train dogs in the fall.
That's why the dryland races are miles shorter than snow races.
"We keep the mileage down, so we are not over working our dogs," Castaldi said. "So by the time January comes, when we are ready to run the longer races, they've a lot more training miles and they are in better condition."
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Vilas County deputies believe he has stolen multiple cars, committed several burglaries, was involved in a high speed chase, and assaulted a police officer since he was released from prison in June 2014.
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They came together Wednesday to put pressure on Walker to approve the casino. The Bureau of Indian Affairs gave its OK for the casino a year ago but Walker has until Feb. 19 to sign off on it.
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Last week I was delighted to welcome Mike Tynan, chief executive officer of the Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (NAMRC), to Nabarro for an event at which he set out his thoughts about UK manufacturing.
His message was clear and important. The nuclear renaissance is gathering pace. With the nuclear reactor development at Hinkley Point in Somerset forecast to cost around £20bn, there's a superb opportunity for growth in the UK manufacturing sector.
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For more than a quarter century, local wine makers, beer makers, restaurateurs and others have raised money for the Child and Family Center.
On Sunday, an estimated 2,000 people showed up at Mann Biomedical Park, grabbed their souvenir wine glasses and set out to sample the wares of more than 40 participants.
"This is way too much food, and way too much drink," said a contentedMary Dutra, of Fresno, who attended the event while visiting family in Santa Clarita.
"There is no way you can get through this all," she said.
More than 40 restaurants donate their time, their food and their expertise. Local businesses and community-minded leaders provide sponsorship dollars and in-kind services that helps raise much-needed money for the center.
Co-chaired by local educators Joyce Carson and Sandra Smith, Taste of the Town's sponsors include: Bank of Santa Clarita, Whitening Lighting, The Magazine of Santa Clarita/Elite Magazine, Classic Designs Jewelry, Mann Biomedical Park, The Signal Newspaper, KHTS AM-1220, Habitat for Humanity, Shepard Insurance Company, Wolf Creek Restaurant & Brewing Co., Santa Clarita Studios, Salon 7, CBRE Richard Ellis and the city of Santa Clarita.
Event patrons strolled through the sunny park, wine glasses in hand, to the sound of a live band. Some participated in live and silent auctions.
Lines formed in front of white tent kiosks offering a wide sampling of food and drink.
Under The Signal canopy, wine entrepreneur Robert Wagner, of Magnavino Cellars, poured his award-winning petite sirah for interested wine tasters.
"The turnout has been steady," he said. "And a lot of people had said this is excellent wine."
Frank Kelly, of the Valencia Pipe Company, asked to try some of Wagner's zinfandel.
"This has got both fruit and pepper," he said describing a mouthful of "zin."
Assemblyman Scott Wilk was there with his wife Vanessa. Recently-elected Santa Clarita City Councilman Dante Acosta was there as well.
Over at the tent manned by the Castaic Lake Water Agency, free bottles of water were being scooped out of an ice-filled barrel and handed out to anyone who wanted one.
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Dear Santa Clarans,
Santa Clara Plays Fair is proud to announce our group's endorsements for the November 4th General Election. We urge all city residents to cast their votes for an independent City Council and for independent Trustees of the Santa Clara Unified School District:
√ Karen Hardy for Santa Clara City Council, Seat 2:
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√ Kevin Park for Santa Clara City Council, Seat 5:
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√ Dr. Christine Koltermann for SCUSD Trustee Area 2:
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√ Dr. Michael Helms for SCUSD Trustee Area 3:
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If one Santa Claran or School District resident will endorse these candidates to three or more neighbors, we have a real chance to build a Council and a School District which represent residents and taxpayers - not special interests.
As always, we thank you for all of your support.
Best regards,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
If you are a Santa Clara resident not registered to vote in the November 4th election, you must register on or before October 20th. A paper registration is available at the Office of the Santa Clara City Clerk at 1500 Warburton Drive, Santa Clara. Telephone the City Clerk at 1(408)615-2220 for more details.
Monday, September 1, 2014
Santa Clara Voters, please vote for an independent Council and School Board!
Dear Santa Clarans,
Posted by Bill Bailey at 2:38 PM 0 comments
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Please Save the Date: Northside Branch Library Opens on Saturday, August 9th
Dear Santa Clarans,
I simply couldn't resist:
"The pride and presence of a professional football team is far more important than 30 libraries."
--Art Modell,
late former Browns, Ravens Owner
Right back at cha, Art:
Please come out to the Northside Branch Library's opening next Saturday, August 9th, to see one example of the proper business of the City of Santa Clara concluded at last - and Mr. Modell proven wrong yet again.
Sometimes, We the People - taxpayers and residents - do score a win: Recall that this branch library has been promised to Santa Clarans repeatedly since at least 1987.
After 27 years, it's about time.
It's also worth noting that in 1987 the Santa Clara City Council gave eleven acres to the San Francisco 49ers on a sweetheart lease that yields, even today, only a paltry $26,000 a year into our city's General Fund.
So, there is much to celebrate next Saturday. If you can make it, especially you regular patrons of Central Library, please do come on over.
Even on Moreland Drive, the parking will still be a lot easier than it is around Levi's Stadium.
Thanks for your support and best regards,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Santa Clara Citizen's Advisory Committee Meeting, Wed., July 2nd: Welcome S.F. 49ers's Manager of Government Affairs
Dear Santa Clarans,
The Santa Clara Citizens' Advisory Committee will meet this Wednesday evening, July 2nd, at 7:00 pm in City Council Chambers.
The guest speaker for the evening will be Mr. Rahul Chandhok, the Manager of Government Affairs for the San Francisco 49ers, who will present on the status of Levi's Stadium and host a question & answer session.
Can you make it? Tell your neighbors, and please come out and ask those questions about the stadium you've always wanted to ask.
Thanks for your support,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
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Monday, June 23, 2014
The 49ers' Traffic Jams and Parking: The Last Community Meeting will be held this Wednesday, June 25th
Dear Santa Clarans north of U.S. 101,
There is just one Community Meeting left for the public discussion of the traffic and the parking management which will be needed throughout the area near the 49ers' stadium:
|Wednesday, June 25
|Santa Clara
Youth Soccer Park
Conference Room
5020 Stars and Stripes Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95054
An NFL event will lead to a stream of easily 20,000 motor vehicles into our city's north side - an SUV for virtually every resident of Zip Code 95054.
The earlier meetings have been attended by maybe a hundred folks each, tops - meaning that only a tiny fraction of people with a stake in the traffic management associated with the stadium have turned out for these meetings.
How the multi-city police force parks those 20,000 vehicles over the five hours before a kickoff - and sends them on their way during the 90 minutes after game-over - affects every resident of Santa Clara and a great many also in north San Jose and Sunnyvale.
Please note:
1. Anyone may attend the meeting on Wednesday evening at the Youth Soccer Park.
2. You do not need to be registered to vote in order to attend these meetings.
3. You do not need to be a homeowner to attend. If you rent, you have a stake in this, too.
From the May 19th meeting, please see the actual PowerPoint slides here, and if you have any questions, we urge you to contact directly:
Mayor Matthews and the City Council
The Santa Clara Police Department
Please let us know if we may provide anything else, and thank you for all of your support.
Best regards,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
Next: More on the June 10th Council Meeting - and a little on the Development Study Session that preceded it.
Posted by Bill Bailey at 11:48 PM 0 comments
The 49ers' Stadium Subsidy: Includes our City Parklands, too.
Dear Santa Clarans,
As you know, our City Council and our Department of Parks and Recreation are contemplating the placement of soccer pitches on one or both of Jenny Strand and Montague Parks. At the City Council Meeting of last Tuesday evening, June 10th, Santa Clarans and friends of those parks strongly urged that they be left exactly as they are.
Those public comments also gave us a clue to how we got where we are today. One resident lateraled this easy pass right over the dais - 'You're not closing the City of Santa Clara Youth Soccer Park, are you?'
Mayor Matthews responded, in essence, 'Heavens, no!'
Right answer. However, it was the wrong question.
Of course we're not closing the YSP! The real question should have been, "Why are we moving dedicated soccer pitches into Santa Clara city parks? We have a Youth Soccer Park!"
We do indeed. Of course one could try to make a case for additional soccer field capacity elsewhere in the city simply because the Youth Soccer Park is so heavily booked during the season. But please consider that, since the passage of Measure Jed over four years ago, not one word of that has been spoken other than in the promises made by Jed York to the Santa Clara Youth Soccer League - promises since broken by Mr. York and the San Francisco 49ers.
There is no motivation for the 49ers - or even for the Santa Clara Stadium Authority, for that matter - to guarantee access to the Youth Soccer Park on an NFL event day. In fact, it is much more in the interest of the 49ers' front office to frustrate soccer park patrons as much as they possibly can, first to drive the offsite soccer pitch development (paid for by us and not by the 49ers) and then to force the city to relocate the Youth Soccer Park altogether (ditto).
All so that Jed York can park his VIPs' stretch limos on the grass.
Santa Clarans, the San Francisco 49ers are desperate to keep their names out of this entire affair. It is no accident that the three City Councilmembers who placed themselves on the Ad Hoc Additional Soccer Fields Committee** are diehard 49ers stadium boosters. They're more than happy to run interference for Jed York.
But Santa Clara Plays Fair urges that all residents call it for what it is: Coercion by the 49ers which, at minimum, is intended to force soccer matches out of the Youth Soccer Park on NFL game days. The Councilmembers on the Ad Hoc Committee should be working for us on this issue and demanding that the 49ers do what they promised us. They should not be shielding Jed York and the 49ers from the consequences of their own double-dealing.
We would truly appreciate hearing from residents on this issue. However, where Santa Clara city parks in your own neighborhoods are concerned, it's much more important that you ask hard questions of our seven City Councilmembers, particularly since they also comprise the Santa Clara Stadium Authority. Please contact them at email@example.com .
In sum: If Santa Clarans are being forced to give up the use of the Youth Soccer Park and multiple city park lands all because of the San Francisco 49ers' parking fiasco, then we're once again subsidizing Jed York and the 49ers by losing taxpayer-supported city services we've paid for but which we will no longer have available.
We've given Jed York and the San Francisco 49ers quite enough. We most certainly do not owe Jed York what was demanded of supporters of Jenny Strand and Montague Parks last Tuesday night.
As for youth soccer in our city: We have one Youth Soccer Park. We should not be forced to live with three or four little ones.
The City of Santa Clara Youth Soccer Park, after all, is where real football is being played.
Thank you for all of your support,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
Next: More on the June 10th Council Meeting - and a little on the Development Study Session that preceded it.
**Agenda Item 12D, City Council Meeting of March 25th, 2014 (Scroll down to item 12D. That's the only place in which the formation of the Ad Hoc Committee is even noted.)
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Saturday, May 31, 2014
The 49ers' Traffic Jams and Parking: Please attend Northside Community Meeting on Monday, June 2nd
Dear Santa Clarans north of U.S. 101,
Three of the five Community Meetings concerning the management of stadium traffic and parking have been held on our city's north side. They've been well-attended, meaning that about eighty to ninety residents have mostly filled a hundred-or-so seats at every meeting.
However, there are somewhere between 22,000 and 25,000 Santa Clarans who live in the area of Zip Code 95054, so perhaps only 1% of northside residents have actually seen and heard this very important presentation.
How the multi-city police force parks over 20,000 vehicles over the five hours before a kickoff - and sends them on their way during the 90 minutes after game-over - affects every resident of Santa Clara and a great many also in north San Jose and Sunnyvale. It might be worth clarifying:
You do not need to be registered to vote in order to attend these meetings.
You do not need to be a homeowner to attend.
Anyone may attend either or both of the two remaining meetings.
Santa Clara Plays Fair would like to urge especially that as many Northside residents as possible come to these final two meetings:
|Monday, June 2
|Kathryn Hughes
Elementary School
4949 Calle De Escuela
Santa Clara, CA 95054
|Wednesday, June 25
|Santa Clara
Youth Soccer Park
Conference Room
5020 Stars and Stripes Drive
Santa Clara, CA 95054
From the May 19th meeting, please see the actual PowerPoint slides here, and if you have any questions, we urge you to contact directly:
Mayor Matthews and the City Council
The Santa Clara Police Department
Yes, the plan for the stadium traffic jams is dynamic and subject to change. But the state that it's in right now is a fair indication of the disruption that Santa Clarans can expect not only on game days, but on non-NFL event days as well.
Please let us know if we may provide anything else, and thank you for all of your support.
Best regards,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
Posted by Bill Bailey at 2:20 AM 0 comments
Monday, April 21, 2014
The 49ers' Blame Game: Pin it on the School District? Oh, sure.
Dear Santa Clarans:
The spinmeisters of the San Francisco 49ers were out in full force during and after the City Council Meeting of March 25th.
Regrettably, some of those doing the spinning were seated on the dais of our own City Council.
At about 7:45 that evening, Santa Clara Unified School District's Trustee Board President, Dr. Christine Koltermann, made perfectly clear that there was one single meeting between representatives of the 49ers, and the District Superintendent at the time, Dr. Bobbie Plough, regarding the use of district athletic fields.
At no time was any proposal brought to the Board of Trustees in public session, and most certainly none with any commitment of 49ers funds, for the simple reason that the 49ers failed to return to the SCUSD at any time after that.
But it took Councilmembers Mahan and Gillmor less than 30 minutes to misrepresent precisely those contacts between the team and the school district, each essentially claiming that our school district was somehow sandbagging the 49ers.
The spinmeisters - on and off of our Council - need desperately to persuade us that Santa Clara Unified is spoiling everybody's fun by denying the use of SCUSD athletic fields by the Santa Clara Youth Soccer League. Not only is that false on its face, it not even what this is about.
Believe it or not, it's about parking stretch limousines: Among the over 20,000 parking spaces the the 49ers now claim they've secured, the team still can't seem to find enough parking stalls for their VIP guests. They're putting the screws to the Santa Clara Youth Soccer Park to give up their use of a youth athletic facility that our tax dollars have already paid for.
At the time of the March 25th Council meeting, in fact, the team's extortion was much worse: The San Francisco 49ers were actually withholding the very funds they claim they were previously willing to expend for additional soccer fields. They did that to coerce the youth soccer teams into giving up their use of our soccer park on NFL event days. In other words, 'give us your soccer pitches, or we won't pay for the ones we promised you when we were trying to get you to vote Yes on Jed.'
Now, as a result of the San Francisco 49ers reneging on their agreement, YOU are paying the initial $2,000,000 for the development of new soccer pitches.
To make an unpleasant story short, the press releases we've seen since the March 25th meeting - city and team - could be most charitably characterized as "indignant backpedaling": Due to the uproar over the 49ers' broken promises on the Youth Soccer Park, City Hall has itself now finally stated publicly that the Youth Soccer Park will be accessible and open to the soccer leagues on NFL event days.
At last!
But the question remains: If there was no intent to hand the Youth Soccer Park over to the 49ers during every NFL event, then why wasn't the assurance above given to us residents last September when the 49ers's parking fiasco became public?
This is nothing more than the 49ers' parking problems, reloaded, and the Santa Clara Unified School District is not responsible for fixing them.
Instead, we urge all residents to demand that our Council - identically our Stadium Authority - force the 49ers themselves to honor their commitments to our city's youngest residents.
Thanks for all of your support,
William F. "Bill" Bailey, Treasurer,
1. http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Lots-of-oil-in-rail-tank-cars-about-to-be-coming-5341197.php - scroll down to "Niners vs. Soccer"
2. Several links to the city's own statements on the accessibility of our Youth Soccer Park are now stale. But a snippet of the coverage in Danville.com follows:
Dan Beerman, spokesman for the city, said it is not true as some have reported that the 49ers are trying to take over the Santa Clara Youth Soccer Park , beside the $3 billion Levi's project on Stars & Stripes Drive near Tasman Drive in Santa Clara .
The city-owned park, which has two grass fields and one artificial turf field for soccer and 140 parking stalls, is not closing and will be open even on crowded days when the 49ers play football to 68,500 fans on starting this fall, Beerman said.
"The soccer field is going to stay at the stadium and is going to be available to play at any time," Beerman said.
"People will be able to get in and access it even on (49ers) game days," he said.
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Hoidahl, 22, is a single mom who lives with her mother and her 16-month-old son, Ashton, in a two-room house without a TV set. With no car, she has to bum rides to Ruby Tuesday in Concord, where she tends bar and works as a waitress.
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Unbeknownst to Hoidahl, the two women told her boss what their waitress had done, and he told the New Hampshire National Guard. After the Guard posted an item about the incident on its Facebook page on Oct. 10, the media took notice, with stories appearing in newspapers all over the world.
In the five-minute spot, DeGeneres first told Hoidahl, "I'm going to pay you back," and pulled out $27.75 from a small change purse. Then the talk-show host surprised her with a 50-inch television set and a giant check for $10,000 as Hoidahl burst into happy tears.
Hoidahl's manager at Ruby Tuesday, Brian Hinckley, said the entire staff watched the show on Friday. "The whole restaurant stopped," he said. "They were all dancing and excited when they mentioned us."
Sarah's mom, Linda Hoidahl, is a nurse at New England College in Henniker. She watched the "Ellen" show on campus Friday since they didn't have a TV at home - until now, that is.
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Thomas Sowell
John Stuart Mill's classic essay "On Liberty" gives reasons why some people should not be taking over other people's decisions about their own lives.
But Professor Cass Sunstein of Harvard has given reasons to the contrary. He cites research showing "that people make a lot of mistakes, and that those mistakes can prove extremely damaging."
Sunstein is undoubtedly correct that "people make a lot of mistakes."
Most of us can look back over our own lives and see many mistakes, including some that were very damaging.
What Sunstein does not tell us is what sort of creatures, other than people, are going to override our mistaken decisions for us. That is the key flaw in the theory and agenda of the left.
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Think about the First World War, from which nations on both sides ended up worse off than before, after an unprecedented carnage that killed substantial fractions of whole younger generations and left millions starving amid the rubble of war.
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One of the key differences between mistakes that we make in our own lives and mistakes made by governments is that bad consequences force us to correct our own mistakes.
But government officials cannot admit to making a mistake without jeopardizing their whole careers.
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Georgia Bulldogs: Neal Brown
SEC lunchtime links
August, 30, 2013
By Sam Khan Jr. | ESPN.com
A few SEC teams were in action last night, the first of the college football season, including a thrilling battle between Ole Miss and Vanderbilt. Looking back at last night and forward to this weekend's, here are some reads to get you through your Friday:
- There was a lot of offseason buildup for South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney as a potential Heisman Trophy candidate, but his performance in the Gamecocks' 27-10 win over North Carolina lacked sizzle.
- Vanderbilt's Jordan Matthews was resilient, fighting through cramps and taking big hits yet still delivering an impressive performance in the Commodores 39-35 loss to Ole Miss.
- With his father -- who traveled all day to make it -- watching, Jeff Scott's 75-yard touchdown run helped the Rebels to a thrilling win over the Commodores, leading Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze to say "We stole one."
- While there are experienced returnees at several key positions for defending BCS champion Alabama, the Crimson Tide have a rebuilt offensive line, which includes three players who will make their first career starts on Saturday vs. Virginia Tech.
- It has been a long road for LSU senior safety Craig Loston. He reflects on his journey as he readies for his final season in Baton Rouge.
- Despite a "rough" camp that leaves them with just six scholarship players at the position, Arkansas receivers say they're ready for their season opener against Louisiana-Lafayette.
- Quarterback James Franklin and new offensive coordinator Josh Henson are ready to show everyone what's in store for Missouri's offense in 2013.
- Kentucky offensive coordinator Neal Brown, a disciple of the "Air Raid" offense, discusses his offense and even diagrams a few plays on video.
- Auburn head coach Gus Malzahn is restless and ready for some football.
- When looking back at the family history of Heisman Trophy quarterback Johnny Manziel, one thorough, exhaustive piece was "fundamentally flawed," according to the San Antonio Express-News.
SEC lunchtime links
August, 16, 2013
By David Ching | ESPN.com
It's Friday. Coast through the rest of your work week by catching up with what's happening around the SEC.
- Texas A&M University System chancellor John Sharp defended Aggies quarterback Johnny Manziel and attacked NCAA regulations that prevent athletes from selling their signatures.
- It wasn't exactly a surprise, but Missouri coach Gary Pinkel announced Thursday that James Franklin will be his starting quarterback for the Aug. 31 opener against Murray State.
- South Carolina's coaching staff feels good about its situation at quarterback with Connor Shaw and Dylan Thompson as the season nears.
- After a couple of notable games in which it blew late leads last season, LSU will work more on closing out wins with its four-minute offense during preseason practice.
- Converted quarterback Kiehl Frazier is already showing off impressive physicality in Auburn's secondary.
- Florida coach Will Muschamp emphasized that his staff is seeking bigger players on the recruiting trail.
- Tennessee's players are buying into new coach Butch Jones' many quirks.
- Kentucky offensive coordinator Neal Brown is rotating Zach Myers and Zach West at center to determine which player will start at center and be the "quarterback of the O-line" for the Wildcats.
- Freshman Alvin Kamara is out of Alabama's running back competition for at least the next couple of weeks after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his right knee.
- Safety Nick Glass on Thursday became Georgia's fourth 2014 prospect to back off of his commitment to the Bulldogs.
Week 1: Take Your Pick
Thursday, 8/28
Final 21 Texas A&M 52 9 South Carolina 28 Final Boise State 13 18 Ole Miss 35 Final Temple 37 Vanderbilt 7
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21st Birthday Wishes
Hope your 21st birthday is as special as you are.
Congatulations on turning 21.
Roses are Red
Violets are Blue
Now that you're legal
The first round is on you
Congratulations! You're finally legal.
When a man is tired of life on his 21st birthday it indicates that he is rather tired of
something in himself. – F. Scott Fitzgerald
Twenty one, so much fun!
On our 21st birthday, we don't care what the world thinks of us; on our 30th, we
worry about what it is thinking of us; on our 40th, we discover that it wasn't thinking
of us at all. – Anonymous
Hey now you can live the life of gambling.
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Tools for Humane Discourse Within the Animal Welfare Community
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Tips for job-seekers about what makes a candidate stand out and tips for those hiring about how to find the right staff.
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Sailing Through the Changes
Bonney Brown, former executive director of the Nevada Humane Society, kicks off her Humane Networking column in "Sailing Through the Changes".
July 1, 2013
The Road to Zero
Peter Marsh's latest book questions conventional wisdom in the sheltering world and presents data-driven strategies for eliminating shelter overpopulation.
May 1, 2013
All Aboard the Train(ing)
Everyone makes mistakes, but in a shelter, mistakes can cost lives. Find out how an employee survey helped one shelter develop an employee training plan to allow its staff to succeed on the job and avoid much-feared errors.
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Surviving a Sea Change
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Laramie, WY (AP) - The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees has approved raising tuition, fees and room and board charges.
The board voted Friday to raise tuition for all students by 5 percent in the 2014-15 academic year. The increase amounts to $5 per credit hour for resident undergraduates and $22 per credit hour for nonresidents. Additionally, the trustees approved a $91 annual increase in student fees.
The total bill for tuition and fees for full-time resident undergraduate students will rise from $4,404 to $4,646 in the coming academic year.
The tuition increase is expected to raise about $2.5 million and will be used for things like UW employee salaries, classroom improvements, equipment and student retention.
The room and board increases will cover higher costs for utilities, food and health insurance.
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Hi! When I bought Chalean Xtreme it came with a free FATBLASTER workout which is around 30 minutes long.Do you have it? I found it worked a treat when I mixed it into the schedule and I would do it after a sneaky mid-week weigh in when I didn't seem to be losing any weight and lo and behold the next weigh in a few days later I would have lost a couple of lbs!! Good Luck with the workouts and your busy schedule. It's hard.
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Dynamic Treatment Assignment – The Consequences for Evaluations Using Observational Data
AbstractThis paper discusses the evaluation problem using observational data when the timing of treatment is an outcome of a stochastic process. We show that the duration framework in discrete time provides a fertile ground for effect evaluations. We suggest easy-to-use nonparametric survival function matching estimators. These estimators can be used to estimate the time profile of the treatment. We apply one of the estimators to evaluate the effects of an employment subsidies program. The longer run program effects are positive. The estimated time profile suggests locking-in effects while participating in the program and a big upward jump in the employment hazard upon program completion.
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Personally, I blame the switchblade/bali laws on the actor Russ Tamblyn who waved a cheapo blade around during the rumble scene in West Side Story.
Knives in general are primarily shown as weapons in the movies. Once in a while, a western will show a person using a knife as a practical/survival tool. Look up spyderco videos on youtube and you'll find an endless number of people showing how fast they can open their knife and go into some defensive pose.
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At the APCM, David Wetherell was elected Churchwarden on behalf of The Church of the Good Shepherd, and Ron Kearney will continue as Churchwarden at St Peter's. David replaces Derek Lacey who has stepped down as Churchwarden as he and Janet are moving to Austria, following Derek's appointment to a new post in Vienna. Thanks are due to Derek for all his hard work and commitment during his two years as Churchwarden.
New members elected to the PCC are Pamela Francis, Jane Brown, Caroline Mainey and David Tedstone.
Prayers are asked for the new and continuing members of the PCC and the Churchwardens in their work for the Parish.