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Everyone is justifiably giddy over the recent homestand! Here's a little semi-related sidetrack.
I am constantly impressed with the work of Brian Wheeler as official radio play-by-play guy. He's got the voice. He's got the passion and he has an unabashed homerism. He has his own unique style with his "BOOM-Shaka-Lakas" and "Mystified, Mortified and Mummified" when he feels the game is in hand. And now, with the franchise on the upward track, he sometimes delves into a little light-hearted ridicule of opposing players and coaches, re: his recent imitation of Avery Johnson's high pitched voice and references to Sheed's tendency to under-achieve while at Portland. One gets the sense he's just another fan like us with his undignified excitement during games. And, he's a respectable interviewer, unafraid to ask the tough questions.
There will never be another Schonz. He was the seventh man of those early Blazers. In that same way I think Wheels will make a name for himself as this version of the Trailblazers eventually makes their way to the top.
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Monthly Archives: July 2011
(R-OK) George Faught on "How to Persuade Democrat Politicians"
Oklahoma's George Faught, US Congress republican candidate for 2012 election, explains hows to persuade democrat politicians.
For me, its hard to figure out what's in the mind of politicians when they interact with their constituents. So Faught explains & illustrates how constituents should approach their politician (especially democrats). What he basically said was that (as a republican) don't let the democrat politician see you as the enemy. Interestingly, Faught raise bees as a hobby. In reference to the bees Faught raises, he said why would you do something for the things that would sting or hurt you.
My personal take: When George Faught brought up the "bees" story / analogy, it moreso convinced me that he is a mild tempered politician w/a bed side manner like a doctor & may be great at conflict resolution. He seems comfortable w/himself, soothing & can definitely talk unscripted w/out notes or teleprompter. He seemed tangible; & his talks were more "fire-side or round table" that puts audience at ease. He was also witty & has sense of humor. I don't want my readers to think Im biased or giving endorsement. I'm just giving my honest opinion about George Faught's personality that I find noteworthy.
Now don't get me wrong, Faught is no attack dog like Allen West or Joe Walsh. It would be great to have all three. I do know what Allen West & Walsh would do if they had a sting bee like Nancy Pelosi; BUT the question is how would Faught handle such a bee?
George Faught spoke at Pittsburg County Republican Womens meeting in McAlester, OK on July 28, 2011. Meeting was held at Angels Diner. Currently, the US congress seat in Oklahoma district 2 is held by democrat Dan Boren who will not seek re-election. Therefore, its open season on this seat for republicans to pick up. What makes this election for this seat so special is that District 2 is the only district in the entire state of Oklahoma that is democrat.
Rural Water District 2 Cut off Water 2 Livestock?
At a chaotic Rural Water District # 2 meeting, a resident said that the water operator told him that he was advised that anyone with livestock to shut their water meter off. Another resident told board members that it would be cold day in hell before they shut water off to his livestock. Rural Water district manager, Vivian Moody replied ".. what's more important? people's lives or their livestock?
Part of the problem is that residents mostly in Stuart, Oklahoma are not getting any water or water that comes out to a trickle. Some of them wanted to know that if they are not getting water, if they have to pay the water bill. Board member replied yes. Residents complained that when they turn on water, air pressure causes the meter to register & that they are getting charged for it.
Also at this meeting, it was revealed that Rural Water District 2 (RWD #2) has only 2 guys working in the field. RWD # 2 chairman acknowledged that the money spent on chemicals is going down the drain.
Another resident complained that it took RWD #2 six months to fix water leak.
Vivian Moody started complaining about Oklahoma DEQ because it was inspecting her Water District which she felt had deprived her of putting the maintenance guys to work.
This Rural Water District meeting was held at the Senior Citizens Center in Stuart, Oklahoma on July 18, 2011. Approximately 60 people attended.
McAlester News:
"Stuart Under Boil Order"
NewsOK news article:
Water woes plague Hughes County residents
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"Stuart residents told to stop watering livestock"
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Stuart Oklahoma water district has history of violations
Water Wells in Store for Rural Oklahoma
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Stuart water downgraded; board ouster
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State cites Hughes Co. water district – Donations pour in for Stuart area residents
Oklahoma GOP Dustin Rowe "Called by God" 2 run 4 US Congress says his uncle
The uncle of Dustin Rowe said that Rowe went to the church & kneeled before the altar asking Jesus for direction about his intent to run for US Congress. He indicated that Rowe running for this congressional seat is a "Calling from God".
Dustin Rowe is a country lawyer practicing in Tishomingo, Oklahoma & former mayor of that town. Though he has not officially thrown his hat in the ring & he's expected to make announcement of his decision by end of July or sometime by middle of August. He spoke at the Pittsburg County GOP meeting on July 21, 2011 at Angels Diner in McAlester, Oklahoma.
The seat that Rowe is potentially seeking is currently held by Democrat Dan Boren in congressional district 2. Although, Oklahoma is an anti-Obama republican conservative state, district 2 is the only district in the entire state that is democrat. Boren will not seek reelection in 2012, so that makes this seat wide open.
Videos of Dustin Rowe speaking to Oklahoma voters
News article about Dustin Rowe:
1. http://claremoreprogress.com/local/x1692750619/Rowe-considers-bid-for-Congress
2. http://mcalesternews.com/local/x1241066777/Rowe-set-to-speak-at-local-GOP-meet


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The Hardin County Sheriff's Office says that deputies and Ackley police were called to 1116 Mitchell Street for an alleged domestic situation and violation of a no-contact order.
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Writing this post is a bit bittersweet for me. Just last week, following the Jets fantastic win against the hated Pats, one the activities I enjoyed most was heading over to PatsPulpit and checking out how they were doing postseason previews instead of prepping for an AFC Championship game appearance. Alas, now I am following in their footsteps following our loss at Pittsburgh. Now, I know John B. already has articles posted on this topic as do many others but I hope to add at least some new insight and some of my own perspective to the debate. Before I start, I just wanna put it out there that I really don't watch much college football, so I don't really know from college prospects, so I won't be dealing with that aspect (although if people wanna mention some names in the comments they're more than welcome). This post is also going under the assumption that everything in the CBA will be worked out at normal times and no terribly drastic changes occur. This whole post is also working with the assumption that Tanny can do magic juggling and get most money matters worked out. Also, I apologize for the upcoming length of the psot but there's a lot to discuss :)
Areas of Need: The offensive backfield at this point appears to be pretty stable, although I'd really like for the Jets to get a new 2nd string QB. Mark Brunell just doesn't cut it. At WR although our frontline players are good (assuming we can keep both Holmes and Braylon, which I hope we do) but the depth is poor. Even if Brad Smith is to return (I don't think he will though) he really doesn't give you much as a receiver. The Jets also don't have a secondary WR who's a burner to beat you deep. Although both Braylon and Santonio can get deep bombs, they usually are facing better coverage and may not get as open. A 4th WR will be placed on the Drew Colemans and Kyle Wisons of the world and have a better opportunity to get open deep. This is something the Jets currently lack in their arsenal. A backup TE who can actually be a halfway decent threat in the passing game and block would be greatly appreciated. Ben Hartsock and Matt Mulligan couldn't catch if their life depended on it and I'm not sure Jeff Cumberland is ready yet. I think the O-Line is fine.
On the D-Line we majorly need depth. Even if Shaun Ellis returns we still are very thin and nobody in that unit is able to get a consistent push when rushing the opposing QB. Probably thebiggest need the Jets have is at OLB. Calvin Pace and Bryan Thomas are flat out jokes. Thomas was virtually invisble this year and I felt he played particularly poorly against Pitt. I think we should try signing Matthias Kiwanuka off the Giants. He's an excellent pass rusher and the Giants moved him around a lot so maybe he can be a poor man's Adalius Thomas (Baltimore vintage). He's coming off a major injury which means he would probably be cheap. This would be a classic Tanny low risk / high reward move (Holmes, Braylon, Cro, LT .....) Jason Taylor will hopefully retire. If we aren't able to get a consistent pass rush next year it is hard to see ow our defense will improve back to the level it was at last year. Our depth at CB is quite good though we could probably use better safetys. We also need a new kicker. Nick Folk has gotta get the folk outta here!
Unrestricted Free Agents (via nyjetscap.com) : The Jets will have many UFA's this upcoming offseason. On offense the big names are the 3 WR's. Personally, I think we have to keep both Braylon and Santonio. My general philosophy with the free agent situation is this: if the player is good and cannot be replaced well, than I'd like him to stay. However, even if he's very good but we can have a readily available decent replacement, then he's a goner. Simply put, he Jets have nobody who can adequately replace Santonio or Braylon. Although JCo is good but he doesnt provide any of the dangerous skilles that Holmes and Edwards provide. Additionally, I think that we can get both players relatively cheap. Neither had a great statistical year and Santonio has drug trouble behind him and Braylon has the DUI issue. Woody Johnson was asked back when Edwards was arrested whether he got a fair punishment and he responded that Edwards punised himself in the FA market. Braylon also hurt his bargaining power in the opposite of the Rex / Revis situation by repeatedly claiming how much he loves NY and how much he needs a city like this. I don't think the Jets should keep Brad Sith though unless he'll get little $ which I don't think will happen (some team like the Bengals or Raiders will overpay him big time). His game is easily replaceable. Although he's an excellent returner but good returners are a dime a dozen. Would anybody really be upset if Joe McKnight returned kicks next year. Would anybody be all that bothered if the Seminole left our offensive playbook. Smith also is not exactly a fantastic WR. True, he won us a few games but I think he's pretty easily replaceable.
On the defensive side the big names are Shaun Ellis, Trevor Price, Cro, Eric Smith, Drew Coleman and Brodney Pool. Ellis is an interesting case. On the one hand he's an old time Jet warrior and has given his soul to the franchise. I love true Jets and I'd love to keep him. His game against the Pats was incredible. On the other hand he's slowing down and isn't much of a threat rushing the passer any more and he's getting old. The Jets need young blood on the D-Line. If he is willing to accept a pretty small deal I'd gladly keep him. Unfortunately I don't suspect that this'll be the case and I think we'll have to let him go. Trevor Pryce though I think we'll keep. He loves Rex and I was very impressed by what he showed this year. In now ay, shape or form should he start but I think he's very valuable for depth. Cro is the big question. I think he had a very good year but I'm not sure we should keep him if we have a shot at Nnamdi Asomugha (more on that later). Cro I think played pretty poorly in both the Colts and Steelers game. If it came down to 2 out of 3 between him and Braylon + Santonio I'd take the WR's in a heartbeat. I think we should keep Eric Smith and Drew coleman for depth. I'm not sure what to do regarding Pool. He played well in the playoffs but didnt really have a particularly good regular season.
Steve Weatherford is also a UFA and although he had a poor playoffs I think we must keep him. Shake Weights!!!!
Restricted Free Agents: I only really bring this up because of David Harris. Generally I'd say we ave to keep him but in a fanpost a couple of weeks ago someone (sorry, I forgot who) brought up an interesting idea. Nnamdi Asomugha is significantly better than Cro and as such is bound to make a few million more than Cro. If we got Asomugha though we'd ave the best corner tandem in the history of the game. The problem though is that the Jets really don't have money to spend. His suggestion was to let both Harris and Cro go and sign Asomugha in a balancing move (we'd actually probably gain a few mil there). The reason that this even might make a quarter sense is that Harris is an RFA and we can get draft picks back. Namely, I'd assume we could get a 1st and a 3rd Is it worth it to get Aso, a 1st and 3rd rounder and probably a couple of mil (I'd guess we'd draft a MLB in the 1st round with that pick) over Cro and Harris. I'm not sure but it's an interesting point.
Players We Should Cut: Now, this is where it gets interesting. In order to have enough money to resign players the Jets will probably have to cut players to save cap space. Here are the best candidates.
Kris Jenkins (savings of $4.6 mil if cut) I think the Jets should for sure cut him but resign him to veterans minimum. We simply can't rely on him anymore. If he does return, Sione Pouha should remain the starter.
Bryan Thomas ($3.7 mil) pleeeeeeeaaaaaaaaase cut him. He's awful.
Damien Woody ($3.24 mil) I know he's excellent and all but he's getting old and injury prone and we have decent backup options if he leaves. Wayne Hunter has been quite good in his abscense. We also have Vlad Ducasse who was drafted with taking over Woody in mind. And for those saying he's not ready, you probably wouldv'e said the same regarding Slauson when Faneca was cut and Slauson was quite good this year.
Jason Taylor ($2.275 mil) Or he should retire but he definitely shouldn't be back
Ben Hartsock ($1.65 mil) He can't catch and anyhow Matt Mulligan is a cheaper Ben Hartsock clone
Mark Brunell ($1.3 mil) Look, he's done great work with Sanchez and I'd love to keep him on the team..........as a QB coach
LT ($2.425 mil) This is the most interesting case. LT definitely had a bounceback year for the Jets. That being said, he slowed down considerably as the season wore along. My other issue is that I feel that Shonn Greene should be the feature back next year and so long as LT is around, he won't be and LT will steal his carries. I think we should instead go after Darren Sproles. He's basically a Leon clone and would reproduce the catches we'd miss with losing LT. He probably wouldn't be expensive as he was the 3rd string running back (behind Matthews and Tolbert) on the Chargers. Similar to LT, I think his numbers would be a lot better playing for the Jets O-Line. He could also replace Brad Smith in the return game if he leaves.


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Warning over Universal Credit system
A new report claims most families will gain nothing from the Government's new Universal Credit.
The TUC and Child Poverty Action Group said the new single benefit payment, now being trialled in Ashton Under Lyne, was in danger of failing to deliver on its key objectives.
Nine out of 10 families will gain nothing overall from its introduction, with any benefits offset by recent social security cuts.
Requiring people to claim online and make joint claims with their partners will make the process more complicated at a time when advice services are being cut.
– TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady
Universal Credit is not bad in principle, but taken together with the other benefit changes introduced by the Government, it will make most people worse off.
– Child Poverty Action Group chief executive Alison Garnham
Universal Credit lets itself down on many fronts. It introduces new complexities into the benefits system such as joint payments and new rules on savings. In addition, the financial gains for many are underwhelming, and the new system will rely as much on the stick as the carrot to incentivise claimants into work.


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Posted: April 18, 2005
Charleston, W.Va. � The West Virginia Board of Education (WVBOE) has placed Policy 3232 - Establishment of Procedures and Operating Policies for Multi-County Career and Technical Education Centers on public comment. The action was taking during the WVBOE monthly meeting on April 14, 2005.
A number of procedural and statutory changes dictated the need to repeal and replace the current policy. The proposed replacement policy brings the policy in conformity with the current WVBOE policy format, makes necessary policy language updates, and reflects changes in State Code related to the duplication of multi-county center programs in new comprehensive high schools.
Policy 3232 will remain on public comment for 30 days. School administrators and parents are encouraged to review the document and make suggestions on improving the policy. You can find the policies by logging onto http://wvde.state.wv.us/policies/
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Mark Wahlberg might be the most famous face at this table, but while those surrounding him may not be on billboards, they are some of the most powerful players in the biz. David Heyman ("Gravity"), Charles Roven ("American Hustle," "Man Of Steel"), Pam Williams ("Lee Daniels' The Butler," "The Amazing Spider-Man"), Michael De Luca ("Captain Phillips") and Dede Gardner ("12 Years A Slave," "World War Z" and longtime producing partner for Brad Pitt) are some of the movers and shakers behind the year's biggest films. And when THR gets them all in one place to talk, you know it's going to be fascinating stuff.
For example, Wahlberg (a producer on "Prisoners," fyi) reveals he nearly dumped his agent over "Fifty Shades Of Grey," but not for the reason you might think. "I almost fired my agent Ari [Emanuel] over ['Fifty Shades']—not because I wanted to play the part. We were aware of the book very early on, and we were close to securing the rights, and then we get into this bidding war. We were so close to having [it]," the actor/producer said. "That was one of the few times I was going to fire Ari."
Meanwhile, when the subject of controversial casting comes up, Roven reflects on Heath Ledger on the outcry that emerged when he was chosen to play Joker in "The Dark Knight." And he shares a story about the actor, and his reaction to the early footage. "I had just shown him the five-minute prologue that was going to come out in IMAX, six months before the movie was coming out. And he just went crazy for it, loved it so much," Roven explains. "We showed it to him twice, and then two weeks later, he's dead. That was really, really shocking."
Lots more inside, so tune in below. And if you missed them, check out the awards season roundtables for directors, screenwriters and cinematographers.
Sebastian | November 22, 2013 3:24 AM
Producers... Easier to hate then to like them... Mark Wahlberg is cool, as he's on both sides of the fence. But producers in general are not creatives... There simply not born that way. Unfortunately they're a necessary evil - but ultimately they are not the ones broadening horizons, or pushing boundaries - that's the director... who unfortunately has less power most of the time. The studio system is becoming more and more self-censored... Adult R-17 action movies are a distant memory today! Utter watered down PG-13 crap is being released - E.g. The Total Recall remake, and Die Hard 4 - talk about sacrilege!


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The Anaheim Ducks stunned the Joe Lewis Arena crowd with a three-goal third period to knock the Detroit Red Wings flat on their backs and take a 2-1 series lead. Now the two teams are set to square off again in Detroit, where the Ducks will hope to snag another and grab a stranglehold of the series, while the Wings try to get even.
Anaheim got the better of Detroit in Game 1 thanks to Teemu Selanne. The ageless wonder's third period power play wrister found the net to give the Ducks the lead, which was followed by an empty netter to seal Anaheim's 3-1 win.
Game 1 couldn't touch the drama of Game 2, though. Justin Abdelkader scored 48 seconds in and the Wings spent much of the night threatening to turn the game into a rout. When they went up 4-1 early in the third, it looked like that might just happen, but the Ducks answered with three goals to ignite Honda Center and force overtime. Having blown their lead, the Wings looked done, but they came back in overtime with a power play goal to tie the series at 1-1.
With the series even, Detroit felt good about their chances going back home, but a slew of missed opportunities in the first period doomed them in Game 3. Then Abdelkader was given a game misconduct for charging, the Ducks scored on the ensuing power play and it all spiraled out of control as Anaheim cruised to a 4-0 win.
Detroit has yet to put together a full game, nearly ruining their strong performance in Game 2 with a horrendous last 15 minutes of regulation. If they can't do it tonight, they'll find themselves on the brink of elimination.
Who will replace Justin Abdelkader?
It wasn't too long ago that Wings fans were wondering what Abdelkader was doing on the top line, but he played great down the stretch and had two fantastic playoff games. Everything was looking up for Abdelkader, until he charged Toni Lydman in Game 3, was given a game misconduct and suspended for two games.
Mike Babcock will probably tap Todd Bertuzzi to replace him and while Bertuzzi is as much of a pest as Abdelkader, he's not nearly as good of a skater or finisher. Who would have guessed the Wings would be bemoaning the loss of Abdelkader three months ago? Yet here we are.
Who will replace Toni Lydman?
While the Wings have to fing a replacement for Abdelkader, the Ducks have to find one for the man he hit, Lydman. The 34-year-old is expected to miss several games as he deals with headaches from the hit, which hurts a Ducks blue line that leaned heavily on the veteran.
In Lydman's absence, Anaheim will likely turn to Sheldon Souray, who was a healthy scratch in Game 3. While that sounds like a fine replacement, Souray had a really rough go of it in Game 1 and Game 2. He was beaten for a goal in Game 1 and took two costly penalties in Game 2, leading to his being scratched. If Souray is at his best, the Ducks will be just fine, but Souray hasn't been anywhere near his best so far in the postseason.
Can the Wings get their power play going?
Detroit went 4 for 10 on the power play in the first two games of the series, but they came up empty on six chances in Game 3. The Ducks took penalty after penalty, especially in the first period when they went to the box four times, but the Wings couldn't convert. For a team with just two even strength goals in the series, that's not going to cut it.
The Red Wings' power play troubles stemmed from their inability to get the puck into the zone and get pucks to the net. The Ducks did a great job making Detroit play dump and chase, even on the power play, and then blocked shot after shot to keep the Wings from even challenging Jonas Hiller. If Detroit can't do a better job of getting the puck in the zone and getting shots through on the man advantage, they might as well wave the white flag now.
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As is so often the case, Tuesday's cop killer was a hugely misguided person, full of hatred, arrogance, a long criminal record, and demons in his head.
So when they came looking for the habitual offender for molesting a young girl, he knew he was at the end of his rope.
The truly sad thing is that one of Pearl's most respected officers would lose his life so that a longtime lawbreaker could be brought to justice.
Our thoughts go out to all law officers and their families who have to constantly deal with the refuse of society time and again and who serve in harm's way every day.
Detective Mike Walter epitomized everything good about protecting and serving.
Thankfully, his killer is no long around to harm anyone else.
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The (Inter-Communist) Cold War on Ice: Soviet-Czechoslovak Ice Hockey Politics, 1967-1969Feb 11, 2014
CWIHP Working Paper No. 69 presents new archival evidence on hockey's role in the turbulent Soviet-Czechoslovak relationship in the period surrounding the Moscow-led Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968. more
Economic Relations Between the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia in the 1980's (1986)May 01, 2013
Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; Kennan Institute Occasional Paper Series #207, 1986. PDF 43 pages. more
The 'Club of Politically Engaged Conformists'?Mar 22, 2013
In CWIHP Working Paper No. 66, "The 'Club of Politically Engaged Conformists'? The Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, Popular Opinion and the Crisis of Communism, 1956," Kevin McDermott and Vítězslav Sommer argue that 1956 represented a 'crisis of communism' of monumental proportions in Eastern Europe, but that Czechoslovakia remained a haven of political stability, ideological orthodoxy and social cohesion despite the upheavals occurring in neighboring Poland and Hungary. more
The Democratic Revolution in CzechoslovakiaJul 08, 2011
A CWIHP Document Reader compiled for the international conference "The Democratic Revolution in Czechoslovakia, Its Precondition, Course, and Immediate Repercussions, 1987-1989," Prague, Czech Republic, 14-16 October 1999 more
Women in East European PoliticsJul 07, 2011
This conference aimed at exploring the experiences and the political goals of women elected to parliament in the postcommunist countries of East Central Europe and Russia. Since 1989, the political scene in Eastern Europe and Russia has changed swiftly. In many countries, women participated in the drive to transform the communist system through demonstrations, civil activism and roundtables.Yet, in the immediate transition period, civic participation of the population in general has declined and the social and political participation of women seems to have declined more than that of men. This difference is attributed in part to the fact that women have been more burdened by the complex adjustments to the social and economic transformations of their societies. In the last few years, however, women with good qualifications and professional experience are slowly gaining political power and influence in several countries. more
356. Strengthening US-Slovak Cooperation and the Transatlantic Partnership: Opportunities and Challenges in Today's WorldJul 07, 2011
November 2008 - For Slovakia and for our friend and neighbor the Czech Republic, autumn is a good time of balancing out, commemorating and remembering many common historical events that determined the future for both of our countries. This particular autumn is marked by a growing number of global challenges, including the global financial crisis and recession which require bold and comprehensive global solutions. At the same time, for the USA and the whole world, this autumn is a time of much hope and expectation, given the presidential elections and accession of the new U.S. administration in January 2009. more
325. Slovakia's New Government in Comparative PerspectiveJul 07, 2011
June 2006 - History never quite repeats itself, but some echoes sound too familiar to ignore. The government assembled by Robert Fico after Slovakia's June 2006 elections bears notable similarities to the governing coalition led by Vladimír Meciar between 1994 and 1998. Since that earlier government gave Slovakia a reputation as a pariah state—"a hole in the map of Europe"—it is understandable that any prospect of its return should produce consternation and prompt the question "Could it happen again?" Though the short answer to this question is probably "No," there is considerable value in asking "Why not?" and in exploring the factors that made Slovakia's mid-1990's government such an unfortunate precedent. more
300. The Slovak Presidential Elections: The Final Defeat of Meciarism?Jul 07, 2011
June 2004 - Despite Slovakia's remarkable progress in political and economic reforms since 1998, considerable alarm was raised last April when, just weeks before the country's accession to the European Union (EU), it appeared that the very man who was blamed for Slovakia's international isolation in the mid-1990s could win the presidency. While serving as prime minister, Vladimir Meciar's controversial political and economic policies prevented Slovakia from joining the first wave of countries to accede to NATO and from starting accession negotiations with the EU. Meciar ultimately failed in the second round of the presidential elections, but the high level of popular support he continues to enjoy remains a subject of concern. Still, as those elections demonstrated, the prospect of Meciar's return to high politics appears unlikely, given the polarizing effect he has on the Slovak population and the reluctance of other politicians to cooperate with him. In addition, signs of "Meciarism," characterized by the use of populism, nationalism and clientelism as ways of winning and maintaining political support, appear to be diminishing on the political scene. The future of Meciar and Meciarism clearly depends not so much on Meciar himself but on his competitors and their ability to move society forward. more
290. Ethnic Cleansing, Communism and Environmental Devastation in Post-War CzechoslovakiaJul 07, 2011
January 2004 - In the aftermath of World War II, Czechoslovakia expelled close to three million ethnic Germans into occupied Austria and Germany. These so-called Sudeten Germans had long lived in borderland regions ringing the provinces of Bohemia and Moravia, with the heaviest concentration inhabiting the industrially advanced north and west of Bohemia. During and after the expulsions, over two million Czechs settled in the formerly German areas, taking over houses, businesses and factories. The popular Communist Party controlled the resettlement process from the beginning in 1945, using its influence to create a web of patronage in the borderlands. This helped the Party win over 50 percent of the vote in north Bohemia in free elections in May of 1946. Even before Stalinism took hold in Czechoslovakia in 1948, north Bohemia's coal mining, power production and chemical industry were renowned. With the onset of a Communist policy of heavy industrialization, north Bohemia's industry became a model for the entire country. By the 1960s, north Bohemia also became known for its almost unrivaled pollution, with air and water so foul that trees died in waves and children decamped to the mountains for doses of clean air. more
278. A Reputation Tarnished: New Perspectives on Interwar CzechoslovakiaJul 07, 2011
March 2003 - The collapse of the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia had many wonderful consequences. For historians it has meant that so many archives that were once closed to us have been open for more than a decade. As a result, those who write about Czech and Czechoslovak history now have unprecedented access to sources and have had ten-plus years to poke around and to consider what we have found very carefully. At the same time, a new generation of historians interested in Czech, Slovak and Czechoslovak history has appeared, both in Europe and in North America. In North America alone, there are now quite literally dozens of historians who have taken up Czech, Slovak and Czechoslovak history since the mid-1980s and this generation has benefited tremendously from the opening of the archives. The intersection of these two events has meant that much that was once unavailable as a subject of historical study is now at the center of the research programs of many talented historians. more


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An Army sergeant who was missing in action during the Korean War was laid to rest Monday in Boulder City.
The U.S. Department of Defense said it was able to identify the remains of Sgt. Melvin Wolfe of San Diego. At 18, Wolfe was a member of K Company, 31st Regimental Combat Team that came under attack in North Korea in 1950, according to the defense department.
Wolfe's company withdrew to a more defensible position, according to officials, which resulted in his being missing on Dec. 12, 1950.
Wolfe was identified among remains excavated from a mass grave in an inlet of the Chosin Reservoir. The Defense Department said the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command and the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory used circumstantial evidence and DNA testing to identify Wolfe.
Wolfe was buried at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
Officials noted more than 7,900 American service members are unaccounted-for from the Korean War.
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CASPIAN—The Caspian City Commission will move forward on seeking bids for the salt barn property adjacent to the former City Hall. At the council's July 18 meeting, City Manager John Stokoski presented an appraisal of the property for the council's approval. The city will seek a $3,000 minimum bid.
An offer to purchase the property was made by the new owner of the old City Hall, Michael Varney, who operates the business, Superior Psychological Services, at the site. In his proposal, he indicated the purchase would include removing broken concrete and contaminated soil. The city is not including the salt in the sale of the property. mark stoor, project engineer with GEI Consultants, reported on the status of the Rural Development sewer project, noting it's going "at a decent clip." Of the 20,000 feet of sewer main, 1,500 remains to be put in. Seeding and restoration work, he said, will be the upcoming priority in the coming weeks. A change order, adding more water main work, was also approved. City Attorney Steve Polich told the commission there are still issues concerning the litigation between the city and the county involving TIF disbursement. Legal terms still need to be worked out, he said. He hoped the matter would be resolved by August. The TIF matter is affecting the city's Downtown Development Authority project regarding improvement of parking areas for Aramark, because funding is being held up, Polich explained. The DDA plans to take back two lots across the street from Aramark, improve them for employee parking, then lease them back.
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Jim Irsay claims a new CBA could get done in "next couple of weeks."
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"One of the most cherished days by UK fans is senior day when the seniors will run through a hoop to center court where they are greeted by family, the coach might say a few words and the entire stadium sings 'My Old Kentucky Home' by Stephen Foster. At one time, the networks would carry this, with more than a few announcers mentioning it was one of the most touching ceremonies they have seen in sports. After a number of opposing coaches complained that it gave an unfair recruiting advantage to UK, either the NCAA or the networks made a point to NOT show this ceremony on national television. "
My first question is this an NCAA rule or is it a network rule?
The reason and I am bringing this up is two fold.
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Secondly, I was watching the pregame show for the UNC vs. Duke game the other night on ESPN and they showed Duke's Senior Day ceremony. That got me to thinking, "How come they can show Duke's Senior Day ceremony and not UK's??" I would have loved to have seen Krebs hugging his mother.


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|Stormy Weather ... Sultana Point, South Australia
|Outback Road via Copley, South Australia
|The shelter shed at the top of the Kalbarri Cliffs gives some idea of the drop DOWN! Western Australia
The almost unbearable urge to give in to gravity on the edge of a precipitous cliff, narrow ridge or soaring pinnacle makes me weak at the knees.
|Pilchard at the Eyrie- a 293 metre drop to the bottom of Tully Gorge, QLD
OR … it could be that I really AM a coward!
|What's that on the Mt William Road in the Grampians National Park, Victoria?
|It's a SNAKE, of course! Who cares what kind?? They're ALL bad ...
I try to put it in perspective. Death from snakebite isn't all that common. But the risk of death rises exponentially when the snake is being handled. So do as I do – and run like hell!
|The campground BEFORE the Bogan moved in ... Timber Creek, Northern Territory
Then you end up with a twenty-something low rent loser whacked out of his brain in the middle of a remote but crowded campground playing Aussie group Redgum's I Was Only 19 at full bore on his quadrophonic car stereo while simultaneously playing Elvis AreYou Lonesome Tonight? on his way-too-expensive-for-a-bogan supersonic caravan stereo system. Singing along with first one, then the other as if they went together.
|Crocs in the Creek, Timber Creek, Northern Territory
But I still wonder how such a young bloke ended up with a brand-new $50,000+ caravan of a make and model that NO ONE ELSE under 60 owns. Or wants. Maybe it'd be worth checking the missing-grey-nomad register back where he came from …
|What ARE those black specks in the stormy sky above Ballina, New South Wales???
|Paragliders, of course!
|D'you reckon there'd be snakes at the Tyto Wetlands, Ingham, Queensland?
And if you believe that, I have a bridge to sell you ...
Thousands of kilometres of road-tripping takes its toll in more ways than one. And despite the plethora of both male and female 'relief' products on the market, nothing beats finding a divine dunny when you need one.
|Classic Aussie Dunny, Quobba Blowholes, Western Australia
Maybe that's why I've got such an affinity for Australia's Scenic Public Toilets!
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|The Silver Bullet on the Strzelecki Track, via Lyndhurst, South Australia
|Strzelecki Track Surface!
At least that's the reason some regions give for tyre-shredding road surfaces, mud slicks, swimming pool-sized potholes and once-temporary traffic hazard signs that seem to have become permanent.
|Road Train on Kimberley Road, Western Australia
Ho hum … another day on the road, another panorama of staggering scenery … an Aussie road-trip can really leave you jaded!
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Each Monday, The Herald Bulletin publishes "You Said It," a compilation of reader comments from www.theheraldbulletin.com coupled with responses by the newspaper's editorial board.
The mother of Melanie Lyons believes that James Kilgore, who is currently in the Madison County jail, induced someone to set fire to Lyons, who is in critical care. But Kilgore claims he had nothing to do with it. (Articles published July 26 and 27)
◆ "That's horrid no matter how it happened, but that's some pretty crazy allegations. It will be interesting to know the truth. So sad."
THB: Lyons reportedly has only a small chance of survival. If there was foul play involved, someone might be facing a murder charge.
Local rallies drew attention to the case of Trayvon Martin, the Florida teen who was killed by George Zimmerman. (July 21)
◆ "It's easy to say let it go, but how would you feel if it was your unarmed child shot dead by a grown person?"
◆ "So sick of this! A jury acquitted him. Let it go."
THB: Whatever you think of Zimmerman's acquittal, the national and local reaction point to the fact that we do not live in a "raceless" society.
A royal baby is born in England. (Articles last week)
◆ "The city is falling apart, crime, drugs, kids dropping out of school, jobless rate ... and you report about a kid of royalty in another country that will never do anything for anyone ever. Hmm, sounds like the royalty we have in the White House."
◆ "Well, some of us enjoy hearing about the royal family. Perhaps we need some good news once in a while instead of all the bad we do hear."
THB: Some news is important and interesting. Some news is one but not the other. Interest in the royal baby was high here in Madison County, as it was across many parts of the world.


text: I've come to the conclusion that Donnie Walsh is the new (or old?) Al Davis when it comes to hiring people... How the hell could he be reconsidering Isiah Effing Thomas for the new GM job after the clusterf*ck he pulled a couple years ago. Another question I have is why haven't the Knicks looked at more capable candidates like Kevin Pritchard. THE MAN IS A DRAFTING GOD! Look at all the talent he's brought to the Portland like Roy, Aldridge and Fernandez, and especially last year trading for Marcus Camby after everyone and their mother got injured and still got them to the playoffs... I'm just thinking of what he could do to the Knicks. Thoughts?


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Pairs cruise around The Ridge Golf Course's scenic tree-lined fairways in a four-wheeled conveyance, trying their hand at the par 3 through par 5 holes while carefully avoiding hazards. Located on the site of an old farm, the 18-hole playground provides a vintage, homey backdrop to four hours of meandering play. After finishing tee-projectile sessions, duos can refuel stomach supplies with a $10 credit at the Log Cabin Restaurant. Set inside a 240-year-old wooden dwelling, the eatery serves up homestyle cooking to links-rambling souls in need of a good meal to celebrate accidentally hitting that defunct Soviet satellite.
Interactive bumper cars, 80 arcade games, and the tubes, tunnels, and slides of a soft playground all nestle within the 12,000-square-foot Swing-a-Round Fun Town facility in Fenton. Outside, waterfalls and fountains surround three professionally designed outdoor mini golf courses, and a mammoth pond accommodates 15 colliding bumper boats. The fun continues at the kiddie kart track for youngsters 3?8 years old or the more than 1,100-foot adult track, where kids can join a parent in a double-seat go-kart whose second steering wheel allows tykes to pretend drive and practice ignoring hitchhikers. Elsewhere, nine batting cages test players' homerun hitting skills with softball slow and fast pitches or baseballs flung at 35?80 mph. Swing-a-Round Fun Town's St. Charles location hosts nine batting cages as well, plus two 18-hole miniature golf courses and an arcade.
Named St. Louis's Best Driving Range by the Riverfront Times in 2007, Family Golf & Learning Center earns praise as an encouraging environment in which golfers of all levels can hone their games. The lighted range boosts golfers with a second story of hitting stations stacked on top of the first that offers a bird's-eye view, if that bird is sitting on the head of a giraffe. The range also features both real zoysia-grass tees as well as artificial-turf tees, and it stays open year-round thanks to heaters that prevent golf clubs' handles from developing frostbite.
Once thoroughly limbered up, golfers can tee off on the par 3 course, where a maximum hole length of 160 yards allows for practice with short strokes and putting. Should self-improvement reach a plateau, the center's instructors stand ready to help players make further strides through onsite lessons.
Course at a Glance: * Nine-hole, par 27 course * Total length of 1,124 yards from the back tees * Three sets of tees per hole * Scorecard
The rolling Missouri countryside serves as the backdrop for Eagle Springs Golf Course, where players test their swings across a 27-hole golf complex. A par 72 when played from the back tees, Eagle Springs' 18-hole course stretches across 6,549 yards of undulating fairways, tricky sand-trap placements, and relatively large, hard-to-read greens. Though it has a predominantly parkland-style layout, ponds come into play on five holes, keeping golfers on their toes and tempting underused caddies to dive after balls in hopes of earning respect. Eagle Springs' nine-hole, par 3 course invites golfers to hone their short-game skills across a 1,270-yard layout.
Views of the course abound from the Clubhouse Restaurant, which serves a full lunch and dinner menu. For golfers hoping to snag a bite at the turn, a snack bar provides fairway smoothies and snacks including danishes, muffins, hot dogs, and egg sandwiches.
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Since 1931, golfers have been hacking out divots and splashing golf balls into water at architect Robert Foulis's St. Louis masterwork, Ruth Park Golf Course. That, of course, was always the esteemed Scotsman's plan, though he may never have envisioned players continuing to play his 9-hole course almost 100 years in the future, at least without hovercrafts. Golfers can enjoy the abundant natural surroundings that frame the Zoysia grass tees, fairways, and bent grass greens. Before or after rounds, players can make use of the grass tees and 25 hitting mats at the driving range, which conveniently stays lit after dusk for some late night practice sessions.
Course at a Glance: * 9-hole, par 35 course * Total length of 3,023 yards from the back tees * Course rating of 34.1 from the back tees * Course slope of 115 from the back tees * Four sets of tees per hole * Scorecard
Creve Coeur Golf Course showcases a relatively short 3,050-yard nine-hole course, but presents challenges in the form of strategically places stone-lined ponds. The course offers its manicured landscape as a canvas for beginners to discover the joys of golf and seasoned veterans to hone their skills. Its layout demands accuracy and deft course management to avoid disaster throughout, which often includes becoming careless with shot choice or running out of non-exploding golf balls.


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A Tyger River Correctional Institution employee has been charged, after providing key drawings and impressions to inmates, according to reports from the South Carolina Department of Corrections.
Jeffrey Miller, 24, has been charged with two counts of aiding escape from prison, and two counts of misconduct in office, according to the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office.
The reports said Miller provided several inmates with drawn patterns of a key, for a housing unit in the institution. The reports also said Miller provided Styrofoam impressions of keys to inmates.
The keys provided access to front doors, back doors, wings and inmates' rooms in two different units, according to the South Carolina Department of Corrections.
The reports from the institution said Miller admitted guilt in the form of a written statement.
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It seems like we've all been infected with the dreaded Spring Fever around here. The malady that comes this time of year when the weather starts teasing us. Warming up just enough to give us thoughts of running barefoot in the grass on a warm sunny day. The only problem is…it's still winter in most parts of the U.S. and school is a long time from being over. Our visions of great things happening in our school day, sadly are pushed into "What great things can I do NEXT YEAR?"
There is still hope for this year…I've found a couple of remedies for Spring Fever, I'd like to share with you to help breathe some fresh life into school time.
Science Fair Projects
Let your students pick their own projects and explore a new topic area. There are great websites out there with projects just right for any age. My son wants to make a solar oven and explore the different kinds of foods he can cook. We can use this interest to branch out into learning about other energy sources.
Plant something
It's just about the right time to start seedlings indoors for your spring/summer garden. Take your kids to the store and let them pick out something they want to grow (and hopefully eat). Experiment with different containers to see which seeds grow best in which containers. Measure the seedlings height and compare their growth.
Theme Days
Have a pajama day where everyone does all their work in their pj's. Game day…where you play "educational" games for the day. Make up silly days. Get your kids involved and let them come up with some themes. You'd be surprised at what kind of fun they can imagine.
Field trips
Now is the perfect time to plan some field trips in your community. Don't limit yourself to the normal field trips. Find a small business owner who might be willing to give you a tour of their shop. Visit your local library's story hour. Recently our library had a story hour that was advertised for younger children, but we went with our 3rd and 4th graders, who had a blast.
Nature Walks and Nature Journals
Let's face it, when the weather gets nice, we all just want to be outside. Take advantage of this by going on some nature walks. Make up simple scavenger hunts—colors, types of flowers, etc. Pull out all your nature guides and see what you find. Dig up a shovelful of dirt and dump it on a poster board. Sketch all the signs of life there. Go on a hike and have kids stop as much as they'd like. The slower the better.
Join forces!
Get together with some other families for a day of learning activities. We just had a friend over for a couple of hours to learn all about Roman Numerals. Learning is always more fun with friends.
Unit Studies
Feeling bogged down in history and science….it's time to do a unit study on a topic of interest. I have been using Lesson Pathways for my history and science this year. If I feel a need for change, I just look up our grade level to find a new interesting subject to study. It's great and easy, too.
Don't let Spring Fever take the joy out of your school year.
There's a remedy just right for you!
Christy V. lives in the Smoky Mountains with her husband and children. She is a former Music Teacher but absolutely loves homeschooling her kids. She loves reading, singing, hiking and blogging. You can follow her blog at www.eclecticmomma.blogspot.com.


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When people steal from the state through benefit fraud (usually out of desperation), there's public outcry. But when the state steals from the people by failing to provide even a basic standard of living, whilst corruption and tax evasion runs unchecked, we're told it's all part of a necessary strategy for economic recovery.
In the first wave of 'problem families', 32% had a disability or long term illness and 82% had a problem related to education, while 15% had children with a problem of substance abuse. This suffering can not be combatted by slashing budgets, but investing time, care and resources into tackling the root causes of these problems, as well as their aftermath.
Leaving aside how horribly low UK benefit payments are, when people can have their income removed and be thrown into penury for missing a single meeting (regardless of the reason), for applying for 34 jobs in a week rather than 35, not to mention the fraudulent activities of some jobcentre staff, the value basis of the system has been subverted and justifies its abolition.
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Whoever forms the next Government must acknowledge and tackle the many barriers people with mental health problems face in finding and retaining a job. The benefits system is very complex and we often hear how people struggle to navigate it, so we also need to ensure such individuals can access advice and support to help them.
A good start for Labour would have been to expand the contributory principle, not further target it, whilst explicitly focusing on supporting young people, rather than restricting access to social security. If the causes of such deep, attitudinal change in the UK are indeed linked to the decline of the contributory principle and the changing views of young people, today's proposals by Labour could end up having the complete opposite effect.
Jodie is 31 and lives in London, last October she was given the devastating news that she had breast cancer. A few weeks later she was told it had spread to her bones. She had to give up work almost immediately and suddenly found herself with barely enough money to live on. Jodie was advised by her nurse to apply for the Personal Independence Payment, the UK's main disability benefit, which would offer her some financial support. She applied in November, but seven months on and she is still waiting to find out if she is eligible. She is now at crisis point, struggling to pay for day-to-day expenses such as food and bills. This is unacceptable.
According a YouGov poll published for the first time since the start of the financial crisis, the economy no longer tops the list of issues the British public is most concerned about: immigration is now on a par with the economy, with 52% or respondents saying it's the main issue facing the UK today.


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HOUSTON, July 9, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Renowned pediatric cardiologist John P. Breinholt, M.D. has been named the Chief of Pediatric Cardiology at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital. He will also serve as the director of the Division of Pediatric Cardiology in the Department of Pediatrics at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) Medical School.
"With his extensive expertise and work in pediatrics, and specifically in the cardiovascular area, Dr. Breinholt will be a wonderful leader to the staff and medical team here," said Eric Eichenwald, M.D., physician-in-chief at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital. "We all look forward to working with him."
With a goal of growing the pediatric cardiology program across the Memorial Hermann Health System, Breinholt will treat various heart issues in children including aortic valve disease, atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathy, congestive heart failure, pulmonary valve disease, pulmonary hypertension, septal defect, tricuspid valve disease, pericardial disease, mitral valve disease, coarctation of the aorta, and congenital heart disease.
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Breinholt graduated from the University Of Utah School Of Medicine and completed his pediatric residency at Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital. He received his pediatric cardiology training at Texas Children's Hospital, where he also received additional training in cardiomyopathy and cardiac transplant. After completing an advanced fellowship in cardiac catheterization, he was recruited to Indiana University School of Medicine, where he was associate professor of pediatrics, director of the Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship Program, and director of education for the Division of Pediatric Cardiology.
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With the Royals linked to Yasmani Grandal in the upcoming MLB draft... Should the Royals move Myers to a different position?
I happen to think Wil Myers should move to second base, much the same way Brett Lawrie was handled by Milwaukee. More and more second baseman are expected to provide offensive power in the big leagues these days. Chase Utley, Ben Zobrist, Robinson Cano, Kelly Johnson and Brandon Phillips are all 6'0 200 lbs. plus and provide a lot of offense for their respective clubs. Gordon Beckham was recently moved to 2B by the White Sox and Ian Stewart has played some 2B for the Rockies recently.
The Royals farm system needs are: C, MI, CF. Moving Myers to second base would give the Royals a middle infield prospect and a possible future middle infield of Mike Aviles and Wil Myers. This would allow Gordon and Hosmer to get an opportunity in the OF as well as some of the OF prospects (Lough, Parraz, Maier, Robinson) to get a look in CF. What do you think?


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Offense to be key to 'Cats' success on road
The Linfield Wildcats volleyball team finished its first round of NWC conference games in good position.
At the halfway point of the conference season, Linfield is in third place with a 5-3 record. Coach Shane Kimura said this record comes after hard work and winning tough matches. He said he is pleased with where his team stands but also that he knows the road ahead is going to be tough.
"We have a winning record for the first half, so that is good," he said. "[During] the second half of the season, we are going to be on the road more than we will be at home, which will be a good test for us."
The final two games of the first half of the conference season took place Oct. 9 and 10. The first match was against the George Fox University Bruins. Linfield jumped ahead quickly, winning the first two games.
With two games under their belts, the 'Cats' match resembled an Oct. 2 game against Whitworth in which Linfield won the opening two games and dropped the following three. But the 'Cats finished strong this time. They completed the three-game sweep with a 25-21 game three victory. It was the first time during the season that Linfield won a match in three straight games.
Junior defensive specialist Kelsey Franklin said that attitude was the key to finishing off the match.
"You can't let them think that they have a chance to win," she said. "Each set you have to come back stronger or the other team will take the momentum."
With its first sweep behind them, the team's attention shifted to the Pacific Lutheran University Lutes, one of the top-ranked teams in the conference.
The Wildcats were slow out of the gate, losing the first match 25-15, but gave a strong response in the second game.
With the score tied at 22, Linfield reeled off three consecutive points to take the second game 25-22. Following the Linfield run, PLU hit its stride. They took the next two matches, 25-18 and 25-11, to seal the victory.
Kimura said that he believed the team's offense was the key to winning the second game and losing the other three.
"In the second game, our ball control was better, and because of that, we hit better," he said. " In the games we lost, we didn't hit the ball well."
Now the team prepares for their second match against each of their NWC opponents. Freshman Kelsey Ludin said that these matches have a slightly different approach to them.
"We know their tendencies. There are no surprises so that changes things a little," she said.
Kimura agreed, saying that there will be no surprises during the second round of matches. It is essential for the Wildcats to not beat themselves, he said.
"We know what we are going to see so that won't be a surprise," Kimura said. "For us, the key is take care of our side of the net. We just want to be better on our half of the net."
As Linfield prepares for the second half of the season, both Ludin and Kimura say they understand that they have improvements to make.
"Overall, we just need to play more consistent," Ludin said. "Our team has great chemistry, and we just need to keep building on that."
Kimura said he is pleased with the defense so far but that the offense will be the key in the second half of the season.
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The Norwalk Stamp Club will be hosting its annual stamp show on Saturday. NORPEX 2012, the 36th annual stamp show sponsored by the Norwalk Stamp Club, will take place on from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The Norwalk Senior Center, 11 Allen Road in Norwalk. Admission and parking are free. The show theme will mark the 50th anniversary of the first American to orbit the earth.
The show will feature stamp and cover exhibits plus postal collectibles from world-class dealers, which will include U.S. and world-wide stamps, first day covers, topical and collateral material for beginners to advanced collectors, as well as supplies needed by collectors. There will be door prizes and refreshments will be available.
Free stamp albums and stamp packets for beginners will be available in the Beginner-Youth Corner, where newcomers can learn about collecting, identifying and mounting stamps. In addition, young and seasoned collectors can enjoy a philatelically-related Geo-Safari game. The `Beginner's Booth' will be organized and staffed by members of Ye Olde King's Highway Stamp Club of Darien.
A special theme-oriented show cancel will be available as well a postal sub-station. Artwork for this year's NORPEX cachet was provided by Christopher Calle, an internationally-known illustrator and designer of more than 200 stamps worldwide.