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HURLEY, Mississippi --- Justin Plummer went from offensive afterthought, to goat, to hero all in the span of three innings on Thursday night.
The East Central senior shortstop delivered a game-winning single in the bottom of the eighth inning as the Hornets beat West Jones 2-1 in Game 1 of the 5A baseball South State finals. The designated hitter batted for Plummer the first two trips through the order, then he struck out with the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth in a tie game before driving home Eric Saksa with two outs two innings later.
"You've got to tip your cap to a kid like Plummer," East Central coach Bo Long said. "You're insulting him, DH-ing for him, but then you put him in, that's guts right there --- getting the game-winning hit off the bench when you've been DH'd for. That's tougher than being a pinch-hitter to me."
East Central (23-6) goes for the sweep at West Jones at 7 p.m. Friday. A third game, if necessary, would be back in Hurley at 2 p.m. Saturday.
With Thursday's game tied 1-1, Seth Stockman led off the East Central eighth with an infield single. Saksa followed with a perfect bunt, reaching first when no one covered for the Mustangs (22-10).
Konnor Pilkington then nearly lined into a triple play, with West Jones shortstop Aaron Waite snagging a hard liner and firing to second for the second out. A wild throw back to first sent Saksa to second, then Bray Miles walked.
That brought up Plummer, who looped a 1-0 pitch from West Jones' Timothy Jordan into left-center field. Saksa scored easily, and the East Central celebration was on.
"I had to get in there and bow up," Plummer said. "My team's bowed up for me, and I had to bow up for them too. ... I was just thinking what every baseball player thinks 'You've got to want this.' (Jordan) got me the first time. I was anxious, trying to get a hit, and it happened."
Plummer's heroics were made possible by another outstanding pitching effort from Pilkington, who went the distance and allowed just an unearned run and an infield single. The junior left-hander struck out 13 and did not walk a batter --- though he did hit one --- to improve to 9-2.
Jordan (6-5) nearly matched Pilkington in run-prevention if not overall effectiveness, using a tight slider to strike out 10 East Central hitters and allow just six hits. But he wasn't as dominant as Pilkington, who retired the last 13 Mustangs he faced, and 24 of 26 overall.
"I was just zoned in, zoom, zoom, zoom, throwing strikes," Pilkington said. "I guess I had all the adrenaline running and threw it in there. Everything was right for me. I had my hat on right, I guess."
Said Long, "You've got to feel really good with Pilkington pitching in Game 1 in Hurley. "I checked in the seventh inning and he was still at 70-something pitches, so I wasn't even going to ask again until about the 10th. ... He has taken his pitching to another level. He's pitching with so much confidence right now. If he goes 3-0 on a batter, normally you're thinking 'this guy's going to walk.' But there's nobody in the (East Central) dugout or on the field who thinks (Pilkington is) not going to climb right back through the count. He's going to have to earn his way on."
East Central scored the game's first run in the third, when Jake Garriga drew a one-out walk, then took second on a wild pitch. One out later, Stockman beat out an infield hit and Garriga bolted for home when the West Jones first baseman had to turn his back to take a low throw.
Garriga was safe easily, and East Central led 1-0. Long said Garriga's heads-up play was emblematic of the way the Hornets' senior right fielder has played all season.
"We love Jake Garriga, because everything he does, he does just like that," Long said. "I pointed it out to the team. If Jake Garriga doesn't play baseball the way he plays, we don't score that first run. Most guys, runner on second, are just going three-quarters, half-way trotting to third because they know the play's not coming that way. There's no three-quarters to him --- not just him, a lot of our guys. That's the way we feel like we have to play baseball. But you've got to love that. That was a hustle play, that was a hustle run."
West Jones tied it in the fourth when Blake Shows singled up the middle, then took second when a sliding Plummer kicked the ball into right field. Garrett Goodwin sacrificed Shows to third, and Wes McDonnieal scored him on a ground out.
It was all zeros from several innings after that, though East Central had its chances. Cody Briones led off the sixth with a double, but did not score after Jordan struck out Stockman, got Saksa to foul out to first and then whiffed Plummer after back-to-back walks to Pilkington (intentional) and Miles had loaded the bases.
But Plummer ultimately got his second chance two innings later, and delivered.
"That is awesome," Pilkington said. "He redeemed himself from the time before, big-time. You can't ask for more from him."
West Jones will send Goodwin, its ace pitcher, to the mound in Game 2. The senior right-hander is 7-3 with a 1.09 ERA this season, including 1-0, eight-inning shutout of George County in the second round.
East Central is expected to counter with junior right-hander Brandon Conerly (5-1, 1.40), though Saksa (6-2, 1.64) could also go. Conerly pitched a two-hit shutout against Picayune in the second round.


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So they have us blogging and twittering and Facebooking here, which is fun and, I sincerely hope, will lead to future revenues for the paper so it doesn't have to lay off its columnist, an action of which I, for one, would not approve.
Interesting things happen on all this internet social networking stuff. Two surprises so far:
Yesterday I received notice claiming that the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was following me on Twitter. I have no idea how this came about. and, yes, it sure looks like his site, not a fake.
Although, what does that prove? Nothing. Fakes are easy to do on the internet and it's too late in the day to call and check, and I'm not sure who to call anyway. So, Caveat emptor with a huge caveat.
I did go into his other followers and followees to see who else he was allegedly following. They looked suspiciously like the friends of a computer geek, not the president of a major religion.
So, I will put this one down as a fake
In any event, President Monson and anyone else is free to join in. The more the merrier, is how I look at it.
My Twitter page is http://twitter.com/ctrentelman. Should President Monson sign in, that would be a good idea, actually. Like the King in "A Connecticut Yankee" I am sure he would want to see the real world, as reflected in my Twittering, in all its glory.
– On a slightly related front, and speaking of possible fakes, on Facebook I received a note from someone who, if she's not lying and I don't see how she could be, is a pen pal I had in high school.
This woman lives in India, which is where I was writing to her 40 years ago when I lived in Miami. I have no idea how she came across me, or what possessed her to search for my name among the estimated 18 trillion people on Facebook, but there she was, using info only someone who knew me back then would know.
I sent her a note back, of course. I'll have to go dig her letters out and see if I can find info to make sure she really is who she says.


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The M-1 event will take place at the Russian capital city's Olympic Stadium.
Emelianenko (31-4, 1 no contest) had gone nearly 10 years without losing before falling to Fabricio Werdum in a first-round submission in June 2010. Since then, he suffered stoppage losses at the hands of Dan Henderson and Antonio Silva, and was dropped by Strikeforce.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Same format, but still a gripping read!
From the opening chapter when Langdon wakes up in hospital with a head injury and haunted by visions I was hooked. All the expected questions were popping in my head: what happened, where is he, who's after him - you know, that kind of thing. And the pace doesn't slow from there.
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3.0 out of 5 stars We've Been Here Before...
I actually wasn't going to buy Inferno given how woeful I considered The Lost Symbol to be; however, I received a copy of the book as a gift and plunged in, consuming the book in a matter of a couple of days. Whilst my earlier review of The Lost Symbol was quite positive in terms of what Brown was trying to do, large parts of my criticism of that book also apply here. The...
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3.0 out of 5 stars We've Been Here Before...,
Mark F. Davies (Dundee, Scotland) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Inferno: (Robert Langdon Book 4) (Hardcover)
I actually wasn't going to buy Inferno given how woeful I considered The Lost Symbol to be; however, I received a copy of the book as a gift and plunged in, consuming the book in a matter of a couple of days. Whilst my earlier review of The Lost Symbol was quite positive in terms of what Brown was trying to do, large parts of my criticism of that book also apply here. The novel opens with an amnesiac Langdon waking up in a hospital room after apparently being shot in the head - we're not in Cambridge anymore Toto. I actually consider the opening of the book quite fresh; taking away Langdon's memory proves a successful literary technique for Brown, allowing him to effectively retrace Langdon's footsteps (and his own work in previous novels).
What follows is more of the same types of shenanigans we read about in Brown's previous efforts. There's a biological weapon (Angels & Demons), an assassin tracking Langdon (The Da Vinci Code), a litany of literary/art references (The Da Vinci Code) and a professor who seems far too in control. Part of what I loved about the early Langdon books was that they always showed Langdon as being out of his depth, a humble academic sucked into a situation he doesn't fully understand. He survived and saved the day through using his intellect and his instincts, making him a sort of bookish Indiana Jones. In short, he was a very good hero for the series. You'll note I'm using past tense for this; it's because he now has transformed into caricature. Everyone knows Langdon; museum curators, security guards, the Director of the World Health Organisation; basically wherever Langdon goes, he is known, accommodated, and assisted in his exploits. He isn't a man alone anymore, he's a man with a massive following and this is where the novel descends into the ring of Hell reserved for tired writers who rehash plots (Dante has a place for Brown, several actually, Circles 5, 8, and 9). Moreover, there isn't a building Langdon doesn't know in the novel; he's certainly quite the traveller, so much so that one wonders when he actually has time to write the books he's so famed for...
On the point of symbols, there aren't many. There's no deduction, there's no reasoning, there's just explanation after explanation of art, messages written in text which Langdon also knows all about. Due to the fact Langdon knows it all, and this does get rather annoying after a while, the reader is left with the distinct impression that they've read this novel before. In fact, we have. Several times. Brown's decision to give Langdon amnesia is actually very clever (or manipulative and devious) because it could be argued that the 'been here before' feeling one gets when turning the page is caused by Langdon's feeling of having been here before. However, I actually just think that Brown didn't have anything new to offer us and so he's rehashed old ideas whilst dressing them up as the déjà vu of an amnesiac.
The truly ridiculous part of the novel, however, is the WHO (World Health Organisation). I'm willing to accept that government agencies, global enforcement bodies etc. etc. are willing to consult academics from relevant fields when trying to assess threat levels. I'm willing to accept that such academics are in a privileged position to know things that others do not, thereby allowing them to play a pivotal role in helping avert disaster. What I am not willing to accept however, is that an organisation such as the WHO, or any other organisation for that matter, would entrust the mission of locating a biological weapon of mass destruction to a man who spends his life analysing symbols and obsessing about a Mickey Mouse watch he wears in order to not take himself so seriously. My hopes soared when the timepiece was lost but then, the Director of the WHO found it for him and returned it to his wrist, ready to tell time another day. I eye rolled here.
For me, the moment Langdon utters the words, as he does twice I believe, "It's a matter of life and death!" in the novel, I found myself rolling my eyes again. Langdon is an academic, not a field agent and yet the WHO were concerned when he stopped 'checking in' with them whilst in the field. Why was he in the field? Why are they trusting this man with anything beyond his area of expertise? Why did Dan Brown think this would fly? Oh the questions. Yet again Langdon is the ONLY one who can help. The ONLY one who knows. The ONLY one who can overcome a severe brain injury within hours and spend the rest of the novel running (not recommended as running increases blood pressure and could cause bleeding in the brain - not so for Langdon). In short, Robert Langdon is amazing. Too amazing. The more amazing he becomes, the more ridiculous the books become and, for me, we're really at critical mass in terms of the amazingness of Robert Langdon.
In my review of The Lost Symbol I wrote that Dan Brown has kind of exploited Langdon enough and should consider stopping writing him and move on to pastures new. With this novel, in my view, Dan Brown has made it clear that he should absolutely stop writing the character and move on. There's nothing new Langdon can do without the book either being so ridiculous it is caricature or so boring it becomes unreadable.
A quick word on Dan Brown's writing ability. Critical reviews of the book have focussed on the fact that Dan Brown isn't a tremendous writer. Let's be clear, he's not, but that doesn't matter. Just as a Michael Bay summer blockbuster will never be Citizen Kane, so too will a Dan Brown blockbuster never be able to accomplish the dizzy heights of Dumas, Bront�, Shakespeare or Proust. I don't expect Dan Brown to be an amazing writer because if he was the book would be an effort to read and that isn't what you need or want from a blockbuster. So whilst critics focus on Brown's inability to write brilliantly, I choose to largely ignore that because the book isn't intended to be a literary work of art. The skill is in the story, not the execution; it's just a shame that the story has been told before.
The book isn't bad, hence my three star rating, it's just overdone. Readers would probably get more out of reading The Da Vinci Code than reading the new novel and could actually get away with substituting The Last Supper in The Da Vinci Code and anti-matter in Angels & Demons with Dante's Inferno and still have read the new book; after all, that's essentially what Dan Brown has done in order to write it.
27 of 30 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Everything you wanted to know about Florence.......,
Andrew White (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Inferno: (Robert Langdon Book 4) (Hardcover)
As a tourist guide, Dan Brown's Inferno surpasses Fromers any day. Anything you ever wanted to know about Florence and Venice is described in brilliant detail, leaving nothing to the imagination. As a gripping yarn, however, Inferno is miles off course. It's riddled with repetition, leaving readers with the distinct impression that Mr. Brown was struggling to find content for the publisher. Without wishing to ruin the story for fans of Dan Brown, the plot follows Robert Langden's efforts to thwart a mad scientist hell bent on infesting the human race with an ingenious pandemic virus. The plot twists here, vaults there and re-writes itself more than once. Inferno is a far cry from Dan Brown's earlier efforts, making me wonder if his writing career has peaked early.
16 of 18 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Diminishing returns,
David Gee (Sussex, UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Inferno: (Robert Langdon Book 4) (Hardcover)
The critics, especially here in Britain, have been hyper-dismissive of INFERNO. Echoing Dan Brown's previous Robert Langdon adventures, it's easy to read - and easy to forget.
The medieval poet Dante provides the book with its title and most of the 'symbology' which is Brown's hallmark. He injects lumbering quantities of guidebook history in Florence and Venice and the city (I won't spoil the surprise) where the story reaches its climax. What he doesn't inject is very much originality. The plot is as threadbare as an early episode of DR WHO.
The critics are right to lambaste the author.The writing is pitifully bland. 'There are probably endless possibilities,' Langdon says at one point: nobody in his editorial team (he thanks them all by name) spotted the tautology? If Brown thinks that repeated use of the word 'chthonic' (relating to the Underworld) gives his book a touch of class, he is mistaken. At the end our hero and heroine are 'locked in an embrace that neither seemed willing to end' - there's a line Barbara Cartland would be (and probably is) proud of!
The law of diminishing returns is applying to Dan Brown's books. For all the hoopla, THE DA VINCI CODE wasn't as original or as pacy as ANGELS & DEMONS, Langdon's first foray; this latest episode (and THE LOST SYMBOL) would not have made it past the publisher's slush pile from an author without his track record. But Mr Brown rightly feels free to ignore his critics: like Liberace, he's laughing all the way to the bank.
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164 of 193 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Could have been better,
Parm (A bookshop near you) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Inferno: (Robert Langdon Book 4) (Hardcover)
Writing a review for a Dan Brown book is not an easy thing, he is one of the biggest selling authors out there. His Da'Vinci code achieved almost a cult following status, to even attempt any sort of critic would bring down the wrath of the Brown followers. (but what the heck)
For me personally the book has its good points as well as its bad points. There is a good plot buried within this book, but the book inst an over all great book.
I love thrillers filled with action and quirky unknown symbolism or archeology, and Robert Langdon should be able to deliver that. At times he does, at times I feel educated and feel the pace of the plot building. Then out of the blue Dan Brown decides to take on the role of Florentine, Venetian tour guide, or Dante Historian. Its not that I mind being educated, in fact I love learning this stuff, I really want to visit Florence now. BUT: the stories pace and power and writing style changes as the author introduces this stuff. All of a sudden I feel like I'm starting again, the brakes have been slammed on to the tension and it's lost, the pace is gone, and the purpose of the thriller writer is wasted, for the role of tour guide.
If you read a book by for example Andy McDermott, you will get explosive action, highs and lows and a continual build of tension through to a dramatic conclusion. This dramatic and heart pounding conclusion gets lost with Inferno because of all the tour guide info, and because of the style of its delivery. If the same info had been delivered as part of the narrative at a higher level and with the full content in authors notes at the end....? well this may have been a reading hit as much as it will sell just fr having Dan Browns name on the cover.
I have seen some criticism in reviews, of the science behind the book, on population expansion, and I don't agree with the criticism, I liked this part of the book, I also recommend reading this book when you have the flu and are a little spaced with a fever, because the global disease thing gets a freaky scary edge while you are struggling with the coughing and wheezing.. (a bit odd but there you go).
If I the lowly, unpublished novice could offer the multi million book selling writer any advice it would be to go back to basics, don't try so hard to educate and show your obvious intelligence to the reader. You're supposed to be writing a fast paced balls out conspiracy thriller, the reader wants a ride through their biggest fears, they want heart in the mouth action, you can be forgiven for almost implausible get away's, if the plot is fast. Save the education for the end, we readers do also read authors notes (and are happy to learn from them). But from a thriller we want action action action, plot plot plot, nothing wrong with salting some education along the way in a subtle fashion..but the tour guide while great, should be a separate book in the tour guide section.
I give this book 3/5 : like I said, I had fun and being sick helped. But this idea had 5/5 written all over it, it just needed better execution.
A side note: my son almost never reads, but he likes Dan Brown's books, so no matter what I think of the book, there are and will be many people out there who for them this is great. If Dan Brown can make people like my son pick up a book and read, well that's a great thing, and if it inspires others to write, who look at DB and think, WOW how much money? and they go out and write new, better, greater books, then DB has done something wonderfu
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars What a drag...,
Disappointing. More like a tourist travel guide, the plot did not get interesting until after two thirds read. Repetitive and predictable from the outset, it is awarded 3 stars only because I managed to persevere to the end...in fact, I'll change that to 2 stars.
67 of 80 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars contrived device-ridden tripe,
I started this book with an open mind, expecting a routine thriller with some twists. What I got was a plotline that was so contrived and unconvincing that the publishers either did not read it or just reckoned that it would float on previous sales by Dan Brown.
The characters are two-dimensional, poorly developed and completely implausable. For more mature readers think of the Dallas Bobbie Ewing "I am not dead, I was just having a shower for the last 26 episodes" and that will give you an idea of how absurd the plot lines are in the book.
I must admit that I did laugh out loud at some points, so I did get some enjoyment from the book. How when swerving to a stop sitting on a motor trike between two parked cars. His pursuers flash past from the direction facing him. They dont see him but as they roar past he not only sees a woman looking drugged between two men, but also can describe her and the jewellery that she is wearing!
Or that his mensa companion never works out anything before him.
The amount of padding in the book would be enough to keep you warm on a chilly night, with paragraph after paragraph of descriptions of the history of buildings, even those just "on the way" to another building.
It is a good job Dante is long gone otherwise he would be asking for royalties for the repetitive use of whole sections of his work.
I could go on but I don't want to give away more of the paperthin plotline for those of you who, as some form of
punishment, still feel you are obliged to read this drivel.
4.0 out of 5 stars Same format, but still a gripping read!,
This review is from: Inferno: (Robert Langdon Book 4) (Paperback)
From the opening chapter when Langdon wakes up in hospital with a head injury and haunted by visions I was hooked. All the expected questions were popping in my head: what happened, where is he, who's after him - you know, that kind of thing. And the pace doesn't slow from there.
Set in Florence, Venice and Istanbul we're taken on a rollercoaster journey as Langdon attempts to solve the mystery and the clues in a race against time before a catastrophic plague is released into the world. Sound familiar, course it does! This book follows the same suit/format/template of the other Langdon novels; Angels and Demons, The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol even in the ending of each chapter on a cliff-hanger of sorts. Basically different city/villain/lead female but in the same style. But you know what, why change a format that works and sells millions of books. I love it. The tension, the excitement, the red herrings, the double crossing, the will they won't they, deciding who you trust, the descriptiveness of the city's architecture and the fact that I might actually learn something.
The book is littered with Italian phrases, some are translated, others you understand because of the answers. I like this, makes it feel more authentic. And the beautiful descriptions of Florence and Venice's architecure and art just make me want to jump on a plane now.
The subject matter itself is quite a provocative topic - world overpopulation.
"Here the throng of tourists was almost impenetrable, creating a claustrophobic crush..."
In some respects I can kind of see where Zobrist is coming from, the figures and facts speak for themselves but his method is obviously way off. Brown does like to stress his point and you will find a lot of repetition in this book (hence 4/5 not 5!)
So overall, you have to like mysteries, you need to like history and problem solving and although part of the Professor Robert Langdon series, this being number 4, this can easily be read as a standalone and is crying out to be made into movie as per the others.
Is is factually correct, is it historically correct, is it accurate? I don't know and I didn't care. I got totally swept along, believed every word and as I'm not a history or classics graduate then I didn't need to pick it to pieces. It's just a bloody good story.
89 of 107 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Dante 's inferno...what a letdown,
The worst Dan Brown book ever. I loved the Davinci Code & Angels & Demons but this book was more like an excuse for Brown to just show off his knowledge of Italian Architecture. The book dragged on endlessly, you need an Italian language degree because it leaps constantly from English to Italian every other word and hovered for too long on certain parts. The ending was totally rubbish...it felt as though Brown got as bored of writing this jumbled mess as I did of reading it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Fed up with all the descriptions of things Italian!,
Mrs. J. J. Mcgowan "Anja" (Republic of Ireland) - See all my reviews
The story line is getting lost in all the museum's, art works, descriptions and hidden codes! This is the last Dan Brown book I will ever read!
4.0 out of 5 stars Professor Robert Langdon knows something. Or not.,
Professor Robert Langdon knows something. Or not.
Gets chased. A lot. Actually, permanently chased until it switches to him doing some chasing too.
They want to kill him? Do they want to kill him? Or not? Why? Who does?
Sound familiar?
This time it is against, as is usual, an interesting backdrop of travelogues through Florence, Venice and Istanbul.
Short sentences. Short Chapters.
Somehow all that works. I wish I knew how and why. Is it because it reads like a screenplay? Is it a screenplay?
After Angels and Demons, everything that told me I shouldn't enjoy this well paced romp through Europe on the trail of…well…does it matter?
Yet I did. A great deal. I have no doubt I shall be reading other of Mr Brown's works although I have no idea why.
Want a holiday read? Read this.
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It's that rare found-footage film with a strong premise, a memorably eccentric style, and plenty of energy to burn. It's also poorly conceived, and hard…
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A title as good as "The Last of Robin Hood" deserves a better movie. In fact, it deserves a good movie.
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While it is one or two steps behind "Dr. Strangelove," "The President's Analyst" (1967) is a very good black comedy sniggering at Cold War paranoid. Maybe it's not as ruthless as that great comedy, but the movie romps cheerfully on its subjects with a take-no-prisoner attitude. And during this loony joy ride we eventually discover that the movie foretold something very accurate more than 40 years ago.
We have seen many psychiatrist whose lives become more burdensome than usual thanks to their unusual patients in the movies ("Analyze This") and TV series("The Sopranos" and "In Treatment"), but I think no one can top our hero Dr. Sidney Schaefer (James Coburn). His new patient is none other than the president of the United States, the most powerful figure in the world who incidentally does not appear on the screen.


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Me and my fiancé stayed at Aussie suite for a week to plan our wedding for next year. We got engaged last year on St John, but have not stayed on this island until this last trip. The views are amazing being right on the water. There are kayaks that are there so you don't have to rent any. The snorkeling is also pretty good right at chocolate hole. We used the hot tub a couple of times, but most nights we were so tired from the days of swimming and snorkeling and relaxing. You are not in Cruz Bay, but right by it so it is quiet and close to town about a 5 minute drive. There were people staying upstairs that we saw a couple of times outside and we only heard them once. Overall it is a great place for what you are spending i definitely recommend it.


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LINWOOD - A core group of eighth grade students at BelhavenAvenueMiddle School got a high energy start to their final year in the district at the annual leadership camp Thursday, Aug. 23. Principal and Renaissance guru Frank Rudnesky along with his Renaissance team spent the morning getting the incoming eighth grade students pumped about their school and enlisting them as shareholders in the character education program that is a cornerstone of the school.
Rudnesky said what they all do together this year will not only set the table for a successful eighth grade year but for them to take what they have learned and move it forward for the next four years.
The principal asked the students to be the leaders of the school and then asked them what being a leader means.
"It means influence, it means creating a positive attitude every day," Rudnesky said. "That is the one thing that no one can ever take from you; your positive attitude."
Renaissance team member Amy Wrigley, a seventh grade teacher and the Renaissance Street Team leader, told the students gathered, "Remember if you want to make a difference you have to step up and get involved."
They did group projects and they did some brainstorming. The students broke into groups and had 15 minutes to come up with words and ideas about Belhaven. Once they got rolling it was like a wave that kept building; great teachers, sports teams, music, the band, friends, Renaissance, compassion, staffulty. The students were feeling the connection.
Rudnesky also unveiled the Renaissance theme for this year: Belhaven Rocks. The students signed in for the leadership camp across the image of a giant guitar. The principal also introduced his idea for what project the students might be able to lend their support. He showed a clip of former President Clinton on www.unchartedplay.com and "the soccket" a soccer ball that when played with generates a renewable power source. "It is an eco-friendly portable generator," Rudnesky said. He is not sure exactly what they will do or how they will choose to move forward with the soccket but said it is an amazing idea that is helping light up regions of the world that do not have electricity and that he thinks the school can make a difference globally.
The students were each given workbooks for the day – "50 Great Things Leaders Do, Let's Get Fired Up!" The book was written by Rudnesky and is filled with quotes, ideas and exercises. Number 30: Don't make excuses. "Losers make excuses, leaders find a way" is a quote from Rudnesky to foster the students' role as leaders.
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User collected and ranked list of the cheapest Drumsticks deals and discountsLast Updated August 6th, 2014
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Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks (660g) by Sainsbury's was £3.00 now £1.50 Instore @ Sainsbury's
Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks (660g) by Sainsbury's was £3.00 now £1.50 (2.27 a Kg). . (Advertised on Mysupermarket.com http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shelves/Savvy_Buys_in_Sainsburys.html?Page=2 but NOT ... 24 Commentsrubberbulletsfound 1 week, 6 days ago
British Chicken Drumsticks 400g for £1.00 in Morrisons
British Chicken Drumsticks 400g for £1 in Morrisons. 1kg only £2.50. . . . Shared Via The HUKD App For Android. 19 Commentsepolandfound 2 weeks, 6 days ago
Amazing MuscleFood Deal! 10 X Irish Grass Fed Beef Mince - 400g + 4 x 6-7oz British Hache Steaks + 900G Meaty Pork Sausages + 4 X 125G PREMIUM CHICKEN BREASTS + 8 X 100G CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS + £5.10 worth of any other meat you want ALL FOR £25.00 WITH FRE
Firstly Add:. . 10 x of - http://www.musclefood.com/meat/beef/irish-grass-fed-beef.html. (Down to 99p a pack after code). . Then Add:. . 2 x http://www.musclefood.com/summer-meat-hamper.html/. (These are down... 33 CommentsBainzyAfound 4 weeks, 1 day ago
Musclefoods 3.4KG Chicken Drumsticks / 12 Lean Steak Burgers or 2.9KG Hot Wings only £6 plus £4.95 delivery (minimum order £25) £10.95
Simply add 10 x 340g British Chicken Drumsticks to your basket and enter code: 6DRUM to obtain your HUGE DISCOUNT now! (You MUST add a quantity of 10 x 340g for this deal to work). . OR. . Add 5 x 580g Ho... 9 Commentsbrennan247found 2 months, 1 day ago
Swizzel's Drumstick Lollies Only 8p at Sainsbury's! Huge 20% off!
Swizzel's Drumsticks have been reduced from 10p to 8p at Sainsbury's! That's a huge 20% off. . My colleague came back from Sainsbury's sporting 5 lollies, even though I only gave him 40 pence, and I co... 12 CommentsMattime0found 2 months, 2 weeks ago
1kg chicken drumsticks £1.74 @ Morrisons half price deal
Half price chicken drumsticks at Morrisons for the week. Half price burgers at Lidl ends today, so cheap bbq meat if you get the weather. lol 12 Commentsbackinstockfound 2 months, 3 weeks ago / expired 2 months, 2 weeks ago
750g fresh chicken drumsticks £1.87 @ Co-op
half price at Co op. Shared Via The HUKD App For Android. 1 Commentabbim86found 2 months, 4 weeks ago
1.1 kilos of chicken thighs and drumsticks at Co-op for £2.75 Thorntons Alpine 40g eggs are 18p each. Creme eggs are 25p each.
Probably local deal. 1.1 kilos of chicken thighs and drumsticks at Co-op for £2.75. . Also, in line with the title, Thorntons Alpine 40g eggs are 18p each. Creme eggs are 25p each. . Happy finding ... 3 CommentsAM94found 3 months, 2 days ago
Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks at Co-Op Half Price £2.75 for 1.1kg (£2.5 per Kilo)
Lot of chicken for £2.75 in my opinion - I got 12 pieces in my pack - so that's two each and two for the dog! 9 CommentsChulafound 3 months, 1 week ago
12 x HB Pencils with eraser tips with free metal sharpener £1.49 free delivery from emeraldoffice @ ebay
Free delivery and Free Metal sharpener ... not cheap plastic rubbish. . Pencils.........everybody needs em. . write with them. . draw with them. . play your drums with them. . clean your ears with them. . stick o... 17 Commentsxstevo99found 4 months, 1 week ago
Sainsbury's British Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks (660g) was £3.00 now £2.00 @ Sainsbury's
Sainsbury's British Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks (660g) was £3.00 now £2.00 5 Commentsrubberbulletsfound 5 months, 2 weeks ago / expired 5 months, 1 week ago
British chicken drumsticks. £1.00 @ Sainsburys instore
6 drumsticks for £1 instore Leicester Melton road. Shared Via The HUKD App For Android. 9 Commentshat187found 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Drumstick Lollies x 20 lollies £1.89 Delivered at Amazon/O.P Healthcare.
More strange prices and deals. . £1.89 for 20 drumsticks delivered. . Usually 10p each at my corner shop and these are delivered! 6 CommentsHotGBDealsfound 5 months, 2 weeks ago
1kg fresh chicken drumsticks £1.32 @ Lidl 22nd / 23rd Feb (Half price deal outside Scotland)
Half Price Offers @ Lidl (22/02/14 - 23/02/14). 1kg fresh chicken drumsticks £1.32 13 Commentsberry333found 6 months, 1 day ago / expired 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Morrisons chicken drumsticks 1 kg half price - £2.14
picked up two packs yesterday - not sure when the offer started or when it finishes. 11 Commentscjabinghamfound 6 months, 1 week ago
Waitrose drumsticks £1.99
Normally £3.99 now half price £1.99 also chicken wings £1.87 2 CommentsPriceless3found 7 months, 1 week ago
Giant sweet filled money box £2.30 @debenhams (love hearts,wham,dip dap or drumstick).collect from store use code RP26
great gift idea, this giant money box from Debenhams comes in a novelty sherbet fountain design and is filled with classic sherbet fountains for you to enjoy.Plastic money boxContains: 1 x money box,... 4 Commentsnicwalsallfound 7 months, 2 weeks ago
Big Christmas tubes of Refreshers and Drumsticks now 49p at Nisa - national?
As it says on the tin. Can anyone confirm if this is national please or just in Chelmsford, Essex. With thanks. :) 5 CommentsoB765ofound 7 months, 2 weeks ago
British Chicken Drumsticks 750g £0.99 @ Aldi Telford.
100% British Farmed Chicken 750g. A lot of Chicken For less than a £1. 5 Commentsdjh1975found 7 months, 3 weeks ago
Refreshers, Blackjacks, Fruit Salad, White Mice, Drumsticks, Jazzles £1.00 @ Tesco
Great deal with a blast from the past with Fruit Salads, Refreshers, Drumsticks, Black jacks, White mice all for just £1. . 150g packets!. . Asked the Manager instore of my local Tesco and they said thi... 10 Commentscookiej91found 8 months, 3 days ago
Mug With Drumstick Chew Bars Now £2.00 Was £4.00 @ Matalan
free del to store 22 Commentsdeelsfound 8 months, 1 week ago
Sainsburys chicken drumsticks and thighs half price @ £1.50
Found in Sainsburys, Bitterne, Southampton. Half price. Stock up and freeze them! No idea if this is national but I assume so. Don't shoot the messenger. Shared Via The HUKD App For Android. 21 Commentsliveforbreadfound 8 months, 1 week ago
Swizzles Drumstick air freshner only £1.00 @ Tesco
Picked one of these up this morning and they smell lovely. 8 CommentsBroxyfound 8 months, 3 weeks ago
5 British chicken drumsticks £1.00 @ Sainsburys
5 British chicken drumsticks for a Pound!!!. Shared Via The HUKD App For Android. 21 Commentshat187found 8 months, 3 weeks ago
The Co-operative British Fresh Chicken Thighs and Drumsticks - Was £5 now £2.50
Good price for some quality chicken thighs and drumsticks. 1.06kg (£2.36/kg) 1 CommentEdward_Nigmafound 11 months, 1 week ago / expired 10 months, 3 weeks ago
Pack of 2 Suck UK Drumstick Pencils Was £5 now £2.50 del to store @ Tesco (inc in the clubcard boost exchange so £1.25 of coupons)
These are also inc in the clubcard boost exchange as for some reason they are in the kids rooms section, so you can buy then using £1.25 worth of coupons. Seem to be £5 or more elsewhere ie JL, HOF, D... 4 Commentswishihadadonkeyfound 1 year, 2 weeks ago
Huge selection of products including Olive oil,Lenor,Kleenex,Flash,Drumstick lollies for 50p in-store @ Tesco.See below for list.
Found at their Bramley/Leeds store but I was talking to the guy changing the prices and he said it should be national if your local store has a pound shop section. Sorban extra virgin olive oil 250... 5 Commentsmarzi145found 1 year, 3 months ago / expired 1 year, 3 months ago
Drumstick lollies 20 for £1.00 at PoundLand
mmmmmmmm drumsticks!!. Shared Via The HUKD App For Android. 10 CommentsHodgy82found 1 year, 6 months ago
Drumstick Lollies x50 for £3.33 delivered @ amazon / OP Healthcare £3.22
This deal works out at 6.8p a lolly which is cheap and my son loves these so can keep them in the cupboard as a treat. 76 Commentsgarethchandlerfound 1 year, 6 months ago
Drumstick lollies Mugs £2.99 @ B&M instore
Reduced from £3.99 to £2.99 today. our designs availible. great stocking fillers. At B&M Bargains/stores in Burnley 5 Commentspendle2found 1 year, 8 months ago / expired 1 year, 7 months ago
Cheetah 2B Maple Drumsticks £1.35 delivered @ Amazon!
Not the best quality in the world but suprisingly good & durable! Perfect & cheap when you just fancy a good jam! 2 Commentslufc1988found 1 year, 8 months ago
Drumsticks, Love hearts & Sherbert fountain Ceramic Mugs & Sweets! £3.99 Each Instore @ B&M's
I KNOW THE SHERBERT ONES ARE CHEAPER @ HOME BARGAINS BUT THE OTHERS ARE NOT & I'M NOT NEAR A HOME BARGAINS! - Sorry for shouting, seems someone can't read properly. Saw these mugs instore today wit... 15 CommentsButtersfound 1 year, 8 months ago
Drumstick Lolly Tubes 89p @ Home Bargains
Home Bargains in Nottingham have loads of Drumstick Lolly Tubes for 89p. Inside the tube there are 10 lollops. Nice stocking filler. 5 Commentschesterdrawsfound 1 year, 9 months ago
Iron Maiden En Vivo! DVD Steelbook Edition Amazon Pre-order £12.99
Looking for this for my Uncle's birthday, and Amazon seems to be the best price by far, about twenty quid everywhere else. Released on March 26, 2012 4 CommentsNooksterfound 2 years, 5 months ago
MEGA DRUMSTICK lollies Blackcurrant & Orange flavour, was 30p now 5p @ Asda Aintree
I remember when these bad boys were 10p for the regular size in my local newsagent, for massive ones that taste even better, 5p has to be a brilliant price. looks like it is the fallout from the Ha... 10 CommentsBennofound 2 years, 8 months ago


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Buncha new software updates for iLife now available; mostly they seem to be about plugging iLife and iWork into Aperture 1.5 and vice versa. Some new calendar and card themes in iPhoto, though.
Microsoft is warning of possible damage by malicious Powerpoint files, which they say could affect Mac and Windows users.
What iTunes can learn from Aperture 1.5; some nice thoughts here. Why can't your music library live on one machine, and your laptop have the right to take some music out on the road?
Chris Swain has relaunched the Macs in Chemistry web site, a collection of resources and links for chemists who use Macs. The site includes links to dozens of chemistry-related Mac apps, and information about ChemLab Notebook and iBabel.
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I just read your entire comic. I think it's really good:)
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I bet he remembers that bat in a moment and hits some raptor heads! Or starts riding the raptors. I particularly like the vivid central focus on that lime-green hat. Very striking against the purple.
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Celesc Geração S.A. engages in electric power generation. The company is based in Florianópolis, Brazil. Celesc Geração S.A. operates as a subsidiary of Centrais Eletricas de Santa Catarina-CELESC.
Av. Itamarati, 160 - Itacorubi
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Federal judge: FISA court not a rubber stamp
Perceptions that a secret court in the nation's capital acts as a rubber stamp for the government are wrong, the outgoing chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington said Thursday.
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Perceptions that a secret court in the nation's capital acts as a rubber stamp for the government are wrong, the outgoing chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington said Thursday.
Royce Lamberth was chief judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court from 1995 to 2002. Among other things, the court oversees the National Security Agency's secret surveillance programs, now under scrutiny following revelations by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden.
"You've had judges like me, and the public perception of me is certainly not that I'm a rubber stamp for the government," Lamberth said in an interview, laughing. As if to underscore the point, Lamberth had issued a ruling earlier in the day ordering the government to stop genital searches of Guantanamo Bay detainees who want to meet with their lawyers.
Lamberth was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan in 1987 and has been chief judge since 2008. On Tuesday, when he turns 70, he'll step down as chief judge of the court but remain as a senior judge with a reduced caseload.
Last year, the government asked the FISA court to approve 1,789 applications to spy on foreign intelligence targets, according to a Justice Department notice to Congress dated April 30. The court approved all but one - and that was withdrawn by the government.
But Lamberth said that doesn't mean the approval is automatic. Often, judges come back with questions or comments about the requests and require intelligence agencies to modify them to meet their standards.
He said he doesn't remember rejecting any government request during his time on the FISA court. The overwhelming number of those "were the kinds of things we should be doing to protect our country," Lamberth said. "They were the kinds of surveillances that I thought the executive branch was right to do. And I felt that each one was the kind of thing that we needed to do to keep our country safe - both from spies and from terrorists."
The FISA court used to meet at the Justice Department, a bastion of the executive branch, and it was Lamberth's initiative to move it to the federal courthouse, which happened a few years ago. He said he thought there would be a better public perception of the court if it were in a judiciary building.
"I thought it was important that we be more like a court," he recalled. "We were a court, but as long as you're in the Justice Department building, it did not present the image that we were a court. And I thought it important that the public understand that the government had to come to us."
Lamberth acknowledged that judges have to be concerned about civil liberties.
"I said in a speech one time, `We can't sacrifice all of our civil liberties in order to save our country, but we also have to recognize that we have to save our country,'" he said.
The jovial Lamberth is known for more than his work on national security issues. He has a reputation for his outspoken comments, both in his opinions and from the bench. A few examples:
-At a hearing last month, he accused Russia of acting like a "scofflaw" and an "outlaw" by refusing his order to hand over a Jewish group's historical books and documents. Earlier, he had slapped Russia with a $50,000-a-day civil contempt sanction for refusing his order to give up the documents.
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-In a longstanding legal battle between American Indians and the government over their trust funds, Lamberth called the Interior Department "a dinosaur - the morally and culturally oblivious hand-me-down of a disgracefully racist and imperialist government that should have been buried a century ago." The appeals court removed Lamberth from the case after that, saying he had lost his objectivity. The government eventually settled the case for $3.4 billion.
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