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|Funded through a four-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, Project Heart, Head, Hands (H3) aims to shape capable, caring, socially responsible youth through character education and service-learning. At the center of H3 is a comprehensive curriculum aligned with California state-adopted language arts texts. Based on the reading selections in the district's language arts curriculum, H3 integrates a range of classroom learning activities (discussions, role-plays, writing, small-group tasks, etc.) that provide students with opportunities to learn about positive character and prosocial behavior. Featured elements of the curriculum include social-emotional skill-building lessons to support positive interactions among students and a service-learning component that offers students the opportunity to engage in standards-based community service projects.
Project Heart, Head, Hands is currently being implemented in two school districts and over 30 schools. In Fremont Unified School District, H3 is being implemented in conjunction with the adopted Open Court Reading series. In Hayward Unified School District, H3 materials are aligned with the adopted Houghton Mifflin series. Now in its third year of implementation, the program is reaching approximately 20,000 students by working with over 900 teachers.
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SAN FRANCISCO — As San Francisco Bay Area commuters crammed onto ferries and sat in rush hour traffic, rail workers and transit officials resumed contract talks Tuesday to end a two-day strike that has caused chaotic commutes and, according to businesses, is costing the region millions of dollars.
Political pressure is mounting for a settlement. In a letter, the state controller, lieutenant governor and insurance commissioner urged both sides to return to the bargaining table.
Evan Westrup, a spokesman for Gov. Jerry Brown, said the state was sending two of its top mediators — the chair of the Public Employment Relations Board and the chief of the State Mediation and Conciliation Service — to facilitate further talks.
Negotiations were scheduled to start at 6 p.m. between the Bay Area Rapid Transit agency and the two largest unions representing train workers. Calls seeking comment from the agency and unions were not immediately returned.
The letter from the Democratic state officials said the strike has caused "widespread personal hardship and severe economic disruption," and it noted they were disappointed "about the lack of productive proposals and counterproposals in the days leading up to the strike."
The Bay Area Council, a business-sponsored public policy advocacy organization, estimated the strike was costing the region $73 million a day in diminished productivity by workers delayed in traffic or forced into longer commutes using other forms of transit.
The figure was based on state and regional data, anecdotal evidence of commute times, and assumptions about how many people telecommute, said Rufus Jeffris, a spokesman for the group.
Stephen Levy, director of the Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy in Palo Alto, countered that the disruption might be annoying but the impact is minimal on the $600 billion a year regional economy.
"There are no permanent losses," he said. "People work from home, people work harder later the next day or make it up later. The money not being spent in San Francisco remains in the pockets of people who can spend it at home."


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Eric Muller: The Pope's Disastrous Speech at Auschwitz
A synagogue visit last August and recent news of a contemplated visit to Israel were welcome moves; they left me hopeful that my concerns about airbrushing and avoidance of responsibility were wrong.
On Sunday, Pope Benedict visited Auschwitz and dashed those hopes.
His remarks there were a huge disappointment, and a confirmation of my worst fears about this pope and his stance toward his, and Germany's, wartime past.
A year ago, it disturbed me that Josef Ratzinger and his family had managed only an ordinary moral response to the challenge of Nazism, rather than the exemplary response that one might have hoped for in a future pope. It turns out, though, that Josef Ratzinger's understanding of this chapter of modern German history does not even rise to the level of the ordinary. Ratzinger is out at the self-absolving fringes of his generation on the question of German responsibility for the crimes of the Third Reich.
Worse still, Ratzinger proved himself incapable – even standing beside the crematoria of Auschwitz – of understanding the Holocaust as a crime against the Jews. Jewish suffering is just a tool for Ratzinger, an instrument for repositioning Christianity as the true target of Nazi oppression.
Consider, first, Ratzinger's account of his reason for traveling to Auschwitz:
Pope John Paul II came here as a son of the Polish people. I come here today as a son of the German people. For this very reason, I can and must echo his words: I could not fail to come here.
"I had to come. It is a duty before the truth and the just due of all who suffered here, a duty before God, for me to come here as the successor of Pope John Paul II and as a son of the German people -- a son of that people over which a ring of criminals rose to power by false promises of future greatness and the recovery of the nation's honor, prominence and prosperity, but also through terror and intimidation, with the result that our people was used and abused as an instrument of their thirst for destruction and power."
This takes the breath away.
Of course, scholars debate the extent of the responsibility that ordinary Germans bore for the crimes of the Third Reich. Some subscribe to Daniel Goldhagen's thesis that "regarding Jews, German political culture had evolved to the point where an enormous number of ordinary, representative Germans became – and most of the rest of their fellow Germans were fit to be – Hitler's willing executioners." Others favor my UNC colleague Christopher Browning's views that there was nothing uniquely German about the crimes of the Reich, and that mundane principles of social psychology better explain ordinary Germans' collaboration with evil than any uniquely German tendency to violence and anti-semitism. And some prefer other accounts of the degree of responsibility shouldered by average Germans.
But no respectable scholar sees the evil of the Third Reich as the responsibility of a cabal of criminals who intimidated and terrorized an unwilling German people into achieving the cabal's goals.
Nor could one plausibly maintain such a thing, given the overwhelming numbers of ordinary Germans who pulled triggers, typed lists, ordered supplies, "aryanized" property, guarded trains, drove trucks, medicated "defectives," built buildings, extracted fillings, collected taxes, broke windows, stitched clothing, tallied numbers, scheduled shipments, and did the thousands and thousands of other tasks that that built the Nazi machine of oppression and kept it running.
Yet that is Josef Ratzinger's view. There was the "ring of criminals" who "rose to power," and there was "our people" – the German "people," that is – whom the ring of criminals "used and abused."...
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Eric Zuesse - 6/16/2006
Eric Muller has put it well. But Ratzinger was merely taking what respected historians have offered, and historians have not offered the truth about the Holocaust.
After Holocaust-chief Reinhard Heydrich was assassinated, Hitler noted in his SECRET CONVERSATIONS, 7 June 1942, "the Bishop of Bohemia and Moravia begged permission to hold a Requiem Mass for SS Obergruppenfuhrer Heydrich.
Hitler himself was never excommunicated by his Church--Ratzinger's Church--nor even condemned; and though the Church has banned numerous books, MEIN KAMPF was never one of them. The official belt-buckle worn by Nazi soldiers emblazoned "GOTT MIT UNS" (God is with us") atop the Swastika, as these soldiers murdered Jews by the cartload; clergy issued no objection.
Not until July of 2000 did the Roman Catholic Church finally agree to pay restitution to surviving slaves it had used in Germany, given it by the Nazis. The major Protestant denominations had settled these lawsuits from their former slaves a little earlier.
Not all of the participants in the Holocaust were Germans, but all of them were Christians--some in Poland, some in Ukraine, some in France, some in Austria, and others elsewhere. The Holocaust was not German, as Goldhagen charged; it was Christian.
Eberhard Bethge, who had been a liberal Protestant cleric during the Third Reich, was interviewed in the last chapter of Augustin Hedberg's 1992 FAITH UNDER FIRE and was asked what those years had been like. Bethge commented, "'Bad blood' was the great term. You had to have Aryan blood." Hitler, in only his private statements, had defined "Aryan," as pureblooded Christian. Bethge's interviewer inquired, "So we know this Jewish poison [Jewish blood]had to be cleansed. How did they propose to do that?" Bethge replied, tellingly: "For instance, everybody in an office, in a village, in a city, in a province, in Berlin, had to prove that he had [only] Aryan ancestors. How could he do that? He could do it only if he wrote to church officers in the villages or in the cities and asked them to look in the old books of the church in which baptisms were recorded. So many pastors and church secretaries had to work for hours and hours, weeks and months to answer all these requests. 'Please give me an excerpt out of the church files that proves my ancestors had been Christians.' The church officers and the ministers, they didn't care. They did that. They said, 'How important we are now.' I was an assistant curator in the winter of '33. I had to sit all morning and look through the books and answer these letters." It was therefore the Christian clergy themselves--people indoctrinated with John 8:44, and Matthew 27:25, and Matthew 23:31-36, and Luke 19:27, etc.--who were the proud implementers of the indispensable first step in the Nazis' 12-year-long "racist" war against the Jews, by supplying the crucial raw data for segregating-out Jews. Bethge was even honest enough to admit, "We were anti-Semitic, and we thought this was Christian." The essential first step in the "final solution" was this identification of who was NOT an "Aryan," who WAS "a Jew." Hitler commanded this first step in the year he came into power, 1933, and the Christian clergy executed it with pride. And yet even today, so-called "historians" say that Hitler didn't have execution of the Jews in mind from the very start, and that Hitler was no Christian, and so forth. Ratzinger is just taking what "historians" have offered him. He's doing his job, for the Church. But historians have not been doing their job, for the truth. That's why the general public cannot separate propaganda from history--the latter is just an extension of the former.


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I have lived in Baltimore for 12 years, Yikes!!! I'm practically a native. As an Americorps VISTA in Central Baltimore(Remington, Govans, Charles Village, etc.), volunteer for all sorts of stuff, homeowner in Seton Hill, teacher and mother I go to many playgrounds and meet lots of kids. I am running for Playworks, my students, my neighborhood kids and my own children. I am posting my progress on Facebook so friend and follow my progress. Search for Lisa-Ann Rush on FB
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Apparently we are not alone in seeing several lopsided home run calls.
This Philadelphia Journalist notes that of the 12 reviewed home run calls in baseball 5 have been during met's games, and all 5 were reviewed in favor of the mets. This can't be anywhere near normal since homers can only be overturned if they are conclusive. conclusive is a very high standard legally.


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The family of a man found hanging in a tree in the Mississippi Delta is calling for a federal investigation into his death.
Relatives of 26-year-old Frederick Jermaine Carter and their attorney were joined by the Mississippi NAACP Thursday morning in Jackson.
Family members dispute claims by authorities that Carter committed suicide. They say they have evidence he was murdered.
Carter was found hanging in a tree December 3rd in a field near Greenwood.
The FBI assisted the Leflore County Sheriff's Department with the investigation and found no evidence of murder.
Derrick Johnson, president of the Mississippi NAACP said, "What we would like to do is to ensure there is a legitimate, full investigation is taking place. At that time, we will provide whatever information that the Carter family and their attorney have gathered up to this point, to ensure the individuals who are doing the investigation have all the documentation needed to come to a clear conclusion."
Leflore County Sheriff Ricky Banks says Carter had attempted suicide before.
The family acknowledges Carter had a history of mental problems.
There has been no official ruling in his death.
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La'a Kea Wednesday farm crew showing off their new shirts by Where Participants Thrive - about 1 year ago
"La'a Kea is an organic farm on Maui that provides meaningful and productive work opportunities for youth and adults with autism and intellectual disabilities in an inclusive and fun atmosphere. One of our crew, Jennifer, said she wanted "uniforms" and I supposed the feeling of belonging to something special. We designed the shirt. Paul, another crew member asked for the color to be the same as the color from his former Maui high school so he picked out the maroon color."


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I have to admit first that I never thought or believed for a moment the Canucks would win the Stanley Cup this year or in the near future. I stated the reasons in a fanpost back in 2009 after they were eliminated by the Hawks in the 2nd round. I became a Canucks fan that year and was heartbroken after their nightmarish 2nd round playoff exit. The 2010 playoffs were almost a blur to me. In fact, I don't recall watching any of their games against the Hawks. I wasn't surprised they were eliminated, and didn't care that much, to be honest.
This year, I should know better, but I still CARE about the team and HOPE they get to the conference final, even though I know the Hawks are Canucks' nemesis, and they have Luongo's number. I cried, not once but twice, in the past week, after watching the Canucks panic, implode, disintegrate, and get embarrassed by the Hawks. The TV commentators said it was "men against boys".
When you lose 3 straight games after leading the series 3-0, and were outscored 16-5 in that span, it's not about the games or even the playoffs, it's about the team and the players themselves. It's about who they are as men, what they're made of. As Montreal Canadien's forward Michael Cammalleri said after their 7-0 regular season loss to the Bruins, "It's look-in-the-mirror time."
I'm reminded of the movie Chariots of Fire: "Where does the power come from? To see the race to its end. From within."
(from General Patton's address to the troops on the eve of battle in World War II. Edited sightly to fit the occasion).
Do Not Fear
Every man is scared in an elimination game. If he says he's not, he's a liar. The real hero is the man who fights even though he is scared. Some men get over their fright in a minute under fire. For some, it takes an hour. For some, it takes days. But a real man will never let his fear of failure overpower his honor, and his innate manhood. Battle is the most magnificent competition in which a human being can indulge. It brings out all that is best and it removes all that is base. Remember that the enemy is just as frightened as you are, and probably more so. They are not supermen.
Be Alert
All through your careers, you men have bitched about what you call "chicken shit drilling". That has a definite purpose. That purpose is alertness. Alertness must be bred into every soldier. I don't give a fuck for a man who's not always on his toes. You men are veterans or you wouldn't be here. You are ready for what's to come. A man must be alert at all times if he expects to stay alive. If you're not alert, sometime, an opponent is going to sneak up behind you and beat you to death.
Don't Ever Let Up
All of the real heroes are not storybook combat fighters, either. Every single man in this Team plays a vital role. Don't ever let up. Don't ever think that your job is unimportant. Every man has a job to do and he must do it. Every man is a vital link in the great chain. The cowardly bastard could say, "Hell, they won't miss me, just one man in many". But, what if every man thought that way? Where in the hell would we be now? No. Every man does his job. Every man serves the whole.
Team Effort
A team lives, sleeps, eats, and fights as a team. This individual heroic stuff is pure horse shit. Each man must not think only of himself, but also of his buddy fighting beside him. They were part of a team. Without team effort, without them, the fight would have been lost. All of the links in the chain pulled together and the chain became unbreakable.
Keep Attacking, Keep Advancing
When a man is lying in a shell hole, if he just stays there all day, an opponent will get to him eventually. The hell with that idea. My men don't dig foxholes. I don't want them to. Foxholes only slow up an offensive. Keep moving. And don't give the enemy time to dig one either. We'll win this war, but we'll win it only by fighting and by showing the enemy that we've got more guts than they have; or ever will have. I don't want to get any messages saying, "I am holding my position." We are not holding a thing. We are advancing constantly and we are not interested in holding onto anything. Our basic plan of operation is to advance and to keep on advancing regardless of whether we have to go over, under, or through the enemy.
For Glory
There is one great thing that you men will all be able to say after this war is over and you are home once again. You may be thankful that twenty years from now when you are sitting by the fireplace with your grandson on your knee and he asks you what you did in the 2011 NHL Playoffs, you won't have to cough, shift him to the other knee and say, "Well, your granddaddy played golf." No, Sir, you can look him straight in the eye and say, "Son, your granddaddy rode with the Vancouver Canucks to the Stanley Cup Finals".


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I recently saw where Ken Pomeroy has developed supposedly objective player comparisons based upon a slew of different metrics. Pomeroy admits that there is some subjectivity to the process, because he gets to pick the metrics upon which the comparisons were made. I thought this was cool. But, when I went to check it out, I had no idea who the people were that he was comparing Christian Watford and Jordan Hulls to.
And maybe that tells us something about the current career arc for those two. But there are a number of us here who have been watching IU basketball for a long time, and have followed it closely. One of the joys of prolonged fandom is being able to tap into a reservoir of subjective or objective understanding of a program, and to relate current players to favorite (or decidedly unfavorite) players from previous periods. So I am interested to see what you all think. Your analysis can be empirical, or simply what your eyes tell you. It can be who they remind you of now, or who you think you'd like them to become.
Let's start with Watford.
In his body style, Watford reminds me of Jared Jeffries. And I would love for him to evolve into Jeffries. But his game does not seem to be the same. For one thing, my non-empirical memory of Jeffries tells me that he was a much better ball handler than Watford. Jeffries could legitimately run the point at 6'9", and then go post someone up. As an aside, and looking ahead, that's what I want to see from Trey Lyles.
At this point in his career, Watford reminds me a little bit of DJ White, in the sense that what he needs to develop is some toughness. Watford is a different player than DJ, with a much better outside game. DJ was a power forward. Even though Watford is not a lot smaller, he plays a lot smaller, and is a small forward, through and through. But if he can develop some toughness which, to his everlasting credit, DJ did, then I think that he can become a similarly potent college player.
Perhaps the best comparison to my subjective mind right now is Kirk Haston. I think that Watford can be that effective from the outside, but we have not had the opportunity to see that to this point in his career. I loved Haston. Loved his ability to handle the ball. Loved the matchup problems he could create as a big small forward.
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Im in 6th year now!!...ya that any good?!...we going o u.l 2moro got are open days!!
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Dont worry we are making the most of it while it last!! haha...you in collage?!
Fintan Walsh10/13/09
That was repeated like a million times that night!! hahahaha sure, nothing wrong with me...just grow a beard and I'll look older than ye
Jake C10/13/09
Ok at least mine wasnt that bad t least didnt try to rape her like!! haha
Fintan Walsh10/13/09
We'll see next time so Laura hahaha and make sure Stacy gets the cab this time! hahahaha
Jake C10/13/09
Haha i didnt say that did i?!.....i cant remember much from that nite to be honest!! haha
Fintan Walsh10/13/09
Excuse me, I am NOT underage!! Maybe for drink, but not for the other stuff!! hahahaha
Jake C10/13/09
Ammmm No im ok thanks one nite!! haha
Fintan Walsh10/13/09
Granny got jealous cuz mary and you had me all to yourselves!!! hahahaha he just sat in the kitchen, drinking coffee!! haha
Jake C10/13/09
Oh we were at a house party thing before it!!...were ye out like?!!
Fintan Walsh10/13/09
You're right too, Laura!!! Oh i'll granny know how you feel straight away hahahaha (joke ) Next time Kieran and mary hav a house gathering yokey party humble jumble thing whatcha-mehcallit, I'm bringing my house key!!! hahaha so I can go home and actually sleep hahaha
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Ya he is but shure leave him off lyk!! ...i was up at 9 and my match got cancelled in the end!!


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A partner vote had been expected by Nov. 14 to give a final OK to discussions between the Dentons megafirm and 575-attorney McKenna Long & Aldridge about a potential merger.
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Hey all, We are looking at a climbing trip to Southern Thailand next month. Flying into Phuket and spending a majority of our time in and around that area, possibly heading to the other side on the peninsula as well. I read so many conflicting reports about weather and temperature conditions. Can anyone give me some info on what to expect? is it too hot to climb, or to even touch rock? We are both solid sport and trad climbers with plenty of experience so we do understand what we are getting into, I just dont want to fly all the way there and wind up sitting on the beach, though thats not all that bad either. Also any suggestions on areas to climb, maybe with better weather? Lodging for climbers and or camping? Does everyone really think Chiang Mai is better this time of year? And last any advice on guides with boats to do some over water climbing? thanks Eric
you'll be fine. i've been there at all times of the year and in my experience May tends to be a little more humid, you might get a little more rain than other times of the year. there are also more mosquitos....anyway you break it down, southern thailand is hot and humid--at anytime of the year. Guest houses and food will probably be cheaper at that time of year also--and there wont be line ups for all the routes,and you'll easily find a place to stay on either tonsai or railay. just go to tonsai and walk around and find a guest house within your comfort level and budget--its pretty easy. Chang mai will probably be cooler, and even though southern thailand is overrun with tourists, its worth seeing for yourself. I haven't done the deep water soloing there, but you can find a boat on tonsai and i think the boats have a fixed daily rate, so it is cheaper if you get a group of people together and split the cost.
Eric, I'm headed there right after you get back. Never been before but my research tells me that yes, it will be hot and humid, and yes expect a fair amount of rain, but also lots of sunny day. Info varies on the true start of rainy season but most say it doesn't start in earnest until some point in June. Also the water tends to be rougher and choppy this time of year so boat access to routes will be potentially tricky. A friend who's been there recommended climbing in the morning, then retiring to the beach for some hammock time, a massage, etc. Sounds pretty rough huh?


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MADISON (WKOW) -- Capitol Police Chief Charles Tubbs could face a review of his work at the Capitol.
Rep. Stephen Nass (R-Whitewater) is calling for the review that could result in a possible removal from Tubbs' position. The review has been called for following some liberal protestors in Madison getting aggressive with Republican lawmakers. Rep. Nass says, Chief Tubbs is the person to blame for this increase in aggression, because he's gone out of his way to go easy on protesters occupying the Capitol for weeks earlier this year.
Nass said, "By not doing anything, by treating them with kid gloves, that made it worse. If they'd done more, we would not be seeing what we're seeing today."
Nass says, protesters have continued to get away with more and more, until last week when they stalked and one of them assaulted three Republican lawmakers in a Madison hotel bar, by dumping a beer over their heads.
Nass is calling on the Department of Administration to investigate Tubbs' actions over the year. Nass wants Tubbs removed from his position if it's found that he neglected his duty of keeping lawmakers safe.
Tubbs spent much of February and March personally overseeing the protests, and talking to protesters. There were minimal arrests in the months involving hundreds of protesters, and the protests stayed relatively calm.
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Nass said, "If they were arrested vigorously, I believe that would slow them [protesters]."
Democratic Rep. Terese Berceau said, "I think Steve Nass wants to portray the police as the problem. Maybe that's because they're not doing what he would like, or not arresting as many people as he would like, and that's the absolute worst approach."
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The finger roll is a much more difficult shot than it appears. It takes a lot of body control to flip the ball underhanded up at the rim while running at full speed. There's a reason a lot of people miss the shot.
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1. I feel great about the ride we just got off of that was the 2012 Washington Redskins season. The injury to our franchise player is tough to swallow, but that is the way this game goes. I hate to be so cavalier about it, and I know I missed out on a week's worth of armchair coaching and doctoring, but I can't get over the sense that we got just about all the toothpaste out of this tube. I am intentionally glossing over the debate over whether or not Griffin should have been in the game at the end because I feel like the game we were playing in was worthy of the approach taken (by everyone involved). Now that the NFLPA has essentially determined that there is no actionable event here (the whole situation is like the gray area of murky water) we have to move forward with the process of building this team.
2. I promised to pass this story along, as it blew me away just a little bit. My brother Joe, who is a huge soccer fan and was watching his favorite team AC Milan last week, was tuned into the Spanish-speaking channel that was airing the AC Milan vs Juventus match. Why he watches with the sound baffles me, but he does. One of the players went down with an apparent knee injury and had to be carted off the field. While he could not understand much of anything that the Spanish-speaking announcers were saying--about a game being played in Italy, mind you--he clearly picked up them mentioning Robert Griffin III multiple times. That is crazy.
3. This Redskins team is better than it was a year ago. The quarterback position alone makes that statement true--and it does not just apply to Robert Griffin III. There is depth now at the most important spot on the field. You want a silver lining? Kirk Cousins is going to get a whole offseason to work as the starter. He is likely going to get an entire training camp to work as the starter. Does that make it suck less that Griffin has to spend the better part of a year at the age of 22/23 rehabbing a knee that is going to have question marks tattooed on it for the rest of his career? No, but it allows for the kind of preparation necessary to make Cousins the kind of player he will need to be by the beginning of September. Based on what we have seen so far, there is reason to hope that our starting quarterback in 2013 will help us win games. We now have the opportunity to increase the value of our player. You could argue that the opportunity to make Cousins a topnotch starter is absolutely integral to the long term plans for this franchise. Whether he plays for us or he nets us some valuable resources in a trade, it would seem that 2013 will definitely be a year when we further our overall rebuilding process. (Please don't take this to mean that I think Cousins is "as good" as Griffin. I just think we could be doing far worse and I like the idea of investing 6-8 months or longer on the development of a key asset on our roster.)
4. My guess is that some of you are still very much upset about the potentially career-altering injury suffered by our quarterback. It is not that I am not upset--rather, I just don't disagree with the kind of all-in thinking that was employed in a playoff game. This wasn't Strasburg--the Strasburg analogy will come next year when Griffin is coming back from the injury. Once he started the game, you kind of knew that he wasn't coming out of the game unless he was physically unable to walk. That is football, for better or worse. That is how people in that industry operate, for better or worse. There is an entire industry built around the second-guessing and Monday morning quarterbacking that naturally follows. I understand that there may have been an opportunity to give Cousins more time to work, and I know that those who watched on TV saw things that I did not from my seat in the stands. Still, I am a thousand times more pissed about the field conditions than I am about the coaching decisions. We're talking about one of the most profitable sports franchises on the planet. The Washington Redskins make money hand over fist. This isn't a high school practice field that gradually wears away to nothing by the end of the season and everybody just accepts it. I am telling you all that I believe the Redskins ABSOLUTELY had a chance to keep the condition of the field at an appropriately high level. This decision would have to have been made in early November, when the weather still allowed for new sod to take. I am left to assume that Dan Snyder preferred to save the money because, unlike his players and coaches, he wasn't thinking about winning the division and hosting a playoff game. I expect this will be a story that gains traction this offseason. How in the world can you sleep on the importance of field conditions? I hope I am wrong about the short-sightedness of the organization's decision regarding re-sodding the field in November. I hope that there was a problem with the soil or that some expert concluded that it wasn't feasible for some botanical reason that I am too dumb to know about. My gut says that they just made a completely stupid mistake that potentially was directly responsible for the injury to their star player. Stay tuned.
5. I wrote earlier this season that there is a difference between "having a good season" and "getting hot at the end." At the time, it was easier to differentiate between the two because neither designation was yet in play. From this side of things, I can honestly say the line between the two is far thinner than I ever believed. Put simply, my expectations for the 2012 season have been exceeded. How they did it has fallen a bit to the wayside. The spectacular nature of the late season run was as exhilarating as it gets. The early season's sluggish play and the corresponding losses keep the whole picture from looking great, but come on...ten wins is ten wins. (Yes, I know I am really saying this to myself from two months ago.) One could make the argument that "lightning in a bottle" is not something you can build on, as it is more of a phenomenon than true team improvement. I am not making that argument. I think there is plenty to build on from 2012 into 2013. As for missing Griffin in the early goings of next season or longer, my honest gut sense is that 2014 was always going to be the season where this team became a true Super Bowl contender, mentioned in the same breath as the top teams in the league. This is where the Strasburg analogy will really come into play. Next season needs to be spent ensuring Griffin's full participation in the 2014 season, whatever they determine that plan should be. The Redskins would do well to take a page from the Nats' playbook here--the decision should be made at the top and should be unwavering, whatever it is. Coming back too soon and doing too much upon his return are the Scylla and Charybdis of Griffin's 2013 season. We can be a winner with what we have and with what we add this offseason--we have to keep the long view with this team though and ensure that we hit the 2014 season with the kind of team you would expect to have after 20 years of rebuilding. (Only partially kidding...)
6. There will be no shortage of topics to discuss in the coming weeks and months, but I thought it appropriate to note that the day we all had last Sunday was not lost on me, or my fellow tailgaters. I am sure that many of you feel the same way. From the time I woke up last Sunday morning to well after the final whistle, I was thankful for ten wins...for a division title...for a home playoff game. I was thankful to be relevant again as a team and fanbase. It is easy to get wrapped up in the sorrow that goes hand-in-hand with losing a playoff game. It is easy to play the "What if?" game while second-guessing any number of people (I chose the Dan Snyder and the groundskeeper above). But more than anything else, I refuse to let any feeling other than gratitude and appreciation permeate. It was a hell of a ride. We beat the Cowboys on national television TWICE. We won in spectacular fashion some days, and even got a Victory Formation in there a little bit. Young players contributed in the most meaningful ways possible. The future is bright, even despite the injury to Griffin, which is simply saying a ton. I just can't get over the fact that we have turned a corner here and there is little to suggest that we will simply revert back to where we were a handful of seasons ago. Our window is just starting to crack open. Enjoy this time!


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Synopsis: Troubled divorcee Mary is tormented by a series of sinister phone calls from a mysterious woman. When the stranger reveals she's calling from the past, Mary tries to break off contact. But the caller doesn't like being ignored, and looks for revenge in a unique and terrifying way.
Cast: Rachelle Lefevre, Stephen Moyer, Luis Guzman, Ed Quinn, Lorna Raver, Marise Alvarez, Brian Tester
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This is the first time this state-wide event is taking place and over 30-thousand people in Yuma County have committed.
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Clemson's Milton Jennings to play on Tuesday vs. Maryland
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Won't start, but he'll play. He was previous indefinitely suspended for academic reasons, but apparently Brad Brownell is pulling an Edsall here. It'll make things a good bit tougher. Jennings is 6-9 and very athletic; having him in the game instead of Bryan Narcisse will do wonders for Clemson's post game. Hopefully he's a bit raw coming back.


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Saturday, 31 January 2009
Grandaughter Ella
She is so special to us.
31 comments:
- I huset ved bekken said...
Good girl!
Nice picture, you are good too.
Have a nice weekend.
- 31 January 2009 17:57
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Kate
sorry for the mix up with my first reply.
Thank you so much for dropping by and your nice comment.
Do have a lovely weekend too.
- 31 January 2009 18:13
- splynch said...
I have to comment on this one, my daughter is Ella too, not many of them around. I think this is lovely and your feeling for her is apparent.
- 31 January 2009 18:46
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Sarah
Hope you are well.
Thank you for visiting and your comment.
Kind Regards
- 31 January 2009 20:26
- Stephen Dell'Aria said...
Terrific portrait Trevor, you excel at painting the figure. You've captured that smiling child's good will that they cannot hide from their faces.
- 31 January 2009 21:25
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Stephen
Cheers mate for your encouragement.
A childs smile says so much.
Kind Regards
- 31 January 2009 21:32
- Sheila said...
Oh my Trevor, you must have had your children when you were 12! Her sensitivity is surely from your side of the family. I just love her blue eyes and her darling expression.
- 1 February 2009 05:28
- claudio said...
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- 1 February 2009 07:05
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hello Shiela
Has always you say the nice things to make me feel good.
12...I`m afraid the wrinkles suggest much older...but thank you anyway.
Kindest Regards
- 1 February 2009 11:29
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Claudio
Thank you for visiting.
I have visited your site too.
I hope we keep in touch.
- 1 February 2009 11:30
- Rob Carey said...
Very cute what kids say. I love it. There is so much joy in those eyes. You are blessed to have her as a grandchild.
- 1 February 2009 14:59
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Rob
That is very kind.
Best Regards
- 1 February 2009 15:39
- Morgaine said...
lovely portrait :-)
- 1 February 2009 21:23
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Morgaine
Thank you very much
Kind Regards
- 2 February 2009 01:21
- benjaminlois said...
hi trevor!! the picture is great!! well, we know that children always say what they think... i don´t know your grandaughter but i got to say that i can see a very beautiful soul!!
- 2 February 2009 17:25
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Benjaminlois
Thank yo for visiting and your very sensitive comment.
Kind Regards
- 2 February 2009 18:14
- nkolika said...
Great portrait........full of life!!! If only we adults can be as open as children.
I see you have no provision for comments by independent bloggers!! Either way, Great work
- 3 February 2009 06:56
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Nkolika
Thank you for your comment and the info re independant blogger. I will investigate that.
- 3 February 2009 11:03
- Douglas Hoover said...
Trevor, This is such a gorgeous painting! Your composition and color work hand in hand. What I love most is your brush strokes.
- 3 February 2009 14:32
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hi Douglas
That gives me great encouragement and much appreciated.
- 3 February 2009 15:55
- Pete said...
I love how loose and fun the brush strokes are! Composition is spot on too. Sometimes the little ones are our biggest critics!
- 3 February 2009 21:29
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hello Pete
Thank you for dropping in on my blog. I appreciate your comments.
I enjoyed your blog and intend to keep up to date with your postings.
All the best.
- 3 February 2009 22:59
- Jeremy Deveraturda said...
I have found that children and non-artists make the best critiquers. They can be so brutally honest and blunt!
Also this is a very good stylization of a children portrait, not typical to what you normally see. the fleshy texture reminds me of lucian freud but here the piece has a loving feeling. it comes through.
- 3 February 2009 23:56
- Michelle Burnett said...
Trevor, She's lovely! What fresh, lively brushstrokes. You've captured such a beautiful smile.
- 4 February 2009 03:22
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hello Jeremy
I do value your comments greatly.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
- 5 February 2009 13:13
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hello Michelle.
Thank you so much for dropping in and yes she is so special to us.
Do take care.
- 5 February 2009 13:17
- Theresa Rankin said...
Well I can see she is a delight...adorable smile and wonderful manners!! Beautifully rendered Trevor...you have caught her spirit I do believe!
- 6 February 2009 17:35
- Trevor Lingard said...
Theresa it is always my pleasure that you visit my blog and pass comment.
I value that greatly.
Kindest Regards
- 6 February 2009 23:53
- Camille LaRue Olsen said...
I don't think these colors are garish at all, and I think this is a spectacular, charming painting! So fresh and full of life -- you did an incredible job on this. The love shows!
- 19 May 2009 19:34
- Trevor Lingard said...
Hello Camille
Thank you so much for those nice words.
It means a great deal to me.
- 23 May 2009 00:30
- Cesc Ginesta said...
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by Deborah Steele Hazen
"No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promentory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own; any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee." – John Donne
John Donne's famous meditation "The Tolling Bell" is one of the pieces of literature that I turn to when I am in mourning. Not because of its final famous phrase which sounds rather ominous when taken out of context, but for the thoughts about "any man's death diminishes me," which makes me think of the closeness of this community.
As I grow older, and the ties that bind me not only to my family and friends, but this community in general, grow ever tighter, deeper and entwined in my heart, I feel that diminishment of which Donne writes every time I report the deaths of beloved local residents.
Almost every week, this newspaper carries the obituaries of people whose loss diminishes our community. If we wrote in this column about all of them, we wouldn't have the time or space to report on much else. But there have been three recent losses which I am compelled to mention – not because of their deaths – because of their lives.
Terry Erickson, who died unexpectedly last week, was our friend and the husband of Chief staff member Sandi Erickson. He grew up in Quincy, graduated from Clatskanie High School, put his life on the line in combat in Vietnam, served for nearly a quarter of a century with the Oregon State Police, then returned to Clatskanie where he became a leader in the local veterans organizations – inspired by not only his Vietnam experience, but by the loss of two uncles in World War II. During the past year, he had also become involved with the Clatskanie Historical Society.
Terry's life was an example of honor and service, courage and integrity in the military, in his profession, and through volunteerism in his "retirement."
He was also a beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend.
Those of us who knew Terry will remember how he gave of himself to his country, community and family, but we will also remember all the interesting conversations and the laughter.
When I picture Terry – still expecting him to come through The Chief office door at any moment with some funny anecdote or incisive observation – I smile.
I also smile when I think of Dewey James, whose fond, fatherly presence eased the growing pains of literally thousands of local children during his 17 years as principal of Clatskanie Elementary School.
I missed Dewey's memorial service last month because I was booked as Santa's elf that day. Somehow, I think Dewey would have understood – and smiled.
I also will remember Shirley Ward's smile and sparkling eyes, but most of all I will miss the warmth of her voice coming through the telephone when she would call – completely "out of the blue" – just to tell me she appreciated something I wrote, and that she appreciated me.
I cannot count how many times Shirley's encouraging words made my day. I appreciated her immensely.
Shirley was a "homemaker" – in the best sense of the word. She devoted herself to her family. But I am quite sure that I was not the only recipient of her random acts and words of kindness.
The loss of Terry, Dewey and Shirley – and many others – have diminished our community, but their lives should inspire us to spend our days in ways that will make us missed when we are gone, and remembered with a smile.
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September 27, 2013
Every American faces brutal, armed psychopaths known as the police. The "law and order" conservatives and the "compassionate" liberals stand silent while police psychopaths brutalize children and grandmothers, murder double amputees in wheelchairs, break into the wrong homes, murder the family dogs and terrify the occupants, pointing their automatic assault weapons in the faces of small children.
August 17, 2013
Unjustified imprisonment and torturous living conditions have prisoners hunger striking all over the world. Many people who read the Bay View on the regular are aware of the California prison hunger strike, which has been going on for over a month now and started with over 30,000 prisoners statewide participating. But many know nothing about another prison hunger strike that is going on simultaneously on a U.S. military base in Cuba.
January 12, 2011
A year ago this month, Haiti was flattened by a seismic catastrophe. It was hardly the only tragedy that the tiny nation has faced in its 220-year history as the first republic born of a slave revolt.
December 14, 2010
Accused of copyright violations, the popular Hip Hop websites RapGodfathers.com, dajaz1.com and Onsmash.com have been seized by the government. This wasn't a shutdown of a website. It was the shutdown of a community. And no matter how one feels about copyright law and how vigorously it should be enforced, shutdowns without due process should be disturbing to every last one of us.


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Missouri websites and the Civil War
Interested in reading more on the Civil War? Please visit the websites listed below:
Virtual Museum http://civilwarvirtualmuseum.org/
Ozarks Civil War, Community Conflict: http://www.ozarkscivilwar.org/
Missouri Digital Heritage: http://www.sos.mo.gov/mdh/CivilWar/Resources.asp
Lee & Grant Traveling Exhibit: http://powersmuseum.com/exhibits/lee-grant.html
The Powers Museum suggests the following websites for further information on Grant or Lee.
Robert E. Lee archival materials at the Missouri History Museum.
Robert E. Lee historical marker in St. Louis, Missouri.
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War – U. S. Grant Camp, #68 (in St. Louis).
U. S. Grant National Historic Site in St. Louis.
U. S. Grant's home Hardscrabble (now part of Grant's Farm attraction) in St. Louis.
U. S. Grant in Missouri as presented by Civil War St. Louis.
Listen to a podcast about U. S. Grant becoming a Brigadier at Ironton, Missouri in the Arcadia Valley. For more on the Civil War in the Arcadia Valley including the Battle of Pilot Knob at Fort Davidson (now at State Historic Site), consult this link.
Trans-Mississippian Civil War Blog
Civil War in Oklahoma (Indian Territory)
Arkansas Civil War Sesquicentennial Commission
Websites submitted by:
Michele Hansford
Director of Powers Museum
Carthage, MO
Also in this issue
- Our America Civil War: Still a Great Deal to Learn
- Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass: The Measure of Great Men
- George Caleb Bingham's Uncivil Civil War
- Civil War Comes to Cass County
- Missouri/Kansas Border War Network
- The Border between Them: Violence and Reconciliation on the Kansas-Missouri Line
- Childrens' Books and the Civil War
- Thomas Hart Benton at Bonniebrook
- Race,Gender, and Sexuality in the State of Missouri Compromising Positions
- Missouri Websites and the Civil War
- Congratulations, Delia Gillis!


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Q: Our neighbor across the street is complaining about the loud humming sound coming from our water heater exhaust vent and is threatening to report us to the authorities.
We installed a through-the-wall gas water heater about seven years ago (not sure why the sound is bothering the neighbor now). Because of space limitations, we had to vent the exhaust horizontally out to the front of the house using 2-inch PVC ducting.
We have been unplugging the water heater every night because the neighbor said the sound was keeping him awake. Now he says the noise is also bothering him during the day.
Would extending the vent around the front of the house and up to the roof lessen the sound? The only other solution we can think of is trying to build a sound barrier around the vent. Do you think this would be feasible, and should we let a professional handle this or can this be a do-it-yourself project?
A: It's difficult for us to believe that the noise from the blower on top of the water heater is producing enough sound to irritate, much less keep someone awake -- especially if that someone lives across the street.
The water heater you describe exhausts flue gases using a blower assembly that pumps gases directly out of the building. This eliminates the need for conventional chimneys or expensive flue systems.
Your heater is different from conventional gas water heaters that discharge combustion gas by convection. The blower/motor assembly can discharge gas vertically or the unit can be rotated to allow for direct horizontal discharge of exhaust gases.
Don't try to build a sound barrier around the vent. Obstructing the vent could result in damage to the blower or worse -- the backing up of carbon monoxide into the house. We think extending the vent is feasible. And yes, gluing PVC pipe together is a DIY project -- just make sure it's done according to the manufacturer's specifications.
But you may not have to do anything at all.
First, determine just how noisy the blower is. Most cities have noise ordinances that establish the number of decibels that constitute a nuisance. A decibel is a unit of sound and can be measured by a special meter. We'd be shocked if the noise from your water heater rises to the nuisance level.
Give the city building department a call, explain your problem, and ask the city to send a worker to come out and take a noise measurement. If you're within the city noise guidelines you can tell the neighbor to get lost. If not, or if peace in the neighborhood is a goal, go to Plan B.
Plan B: Directing the vent pipe around the front of the building to the side, then up, will work. The 2-inch PVC pipe limits you a bit, but our guess is that it's doable.
Check the spec sheet for your model -- for one model we checked a 2-inch PVC vent pipe is limited to a total length of up to 30 feet with three 90-degree elbows.
One elbow will direct the pipe to the side of the building, the second will get the pipe around the corner, and the final elbow will direct the pipe skyward. If you go this route, give a call to the manufacturer or distributor and get the OK for the installation. Finally, get a permit and have the job inspected.
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The murder trial for Eric Abshire continued Monday in Orange County Circuit Court. The prosecution called more witnesses in an effort to prove Eric Abshire killed his wife Justine, whose body was found in the middle of Taylorsville Road in November 2006.
Monday, Cecil Roebuck took the stand claiming the night before Justine Abshire was murdered, he saw Eric park a car along the side of the road. But the defense quickly called his credibility into question.
On the evening of November 2, 2006, Roebuck says he was lost in the Barboursville area. He pulled into Eric Abshire's driveway and asked for directions, but claims Abshire said 'just follow me, I have to put gas in my wife's car.' He says that on the way, Abshire parked the car on the side of the road, claiming it ran out of gas. He drove Abshire back to his house later that evening.
It was not until two years later, that Roebuck made a connection. He received an email sent to him in July 2008 about a TV special about Justine's murder, but claimed he did not read the email until December 2008. He says he watched it several times to make sure it was Eric. He also read articles about Justine's murder, then he called his lawyer.
The defense claims legal issues and money could be motive for Roebouck. At the time he was facing three felony indictments stemming from money issues. Roebuck entered an Alford plea for the charges in an Albemarle County court room. His other felony charges were also reduced to misdemeanors. He was ordered to pay restitution, and served 10 days in jail.
A special agent with Virginia State Police interviewed Roebuck when he came forward with information about Eric Abshire. The agent had Roebuck get into a car with him and tell him the route he drove that night before meeting Abshire, and the routes he took following Abshire. Roebuck took him to Route 618, the same road where Justine's body was found. The agent testified Roebucks' story has always been consistent.
Other witnesses who took the stand Monday include co-workers of Justine Abshire. Two Emerald Hill teachers said that Justine's behavior changed following her marriage to Eric. They said she became withdrawn and secluded herself from people.
Justine's father, Steve Swartz also took the stand. Swartz testified in 2006 Eric and Justine approached him for a $40,000 - $45,000 loan to buy construction equipment. At the time, Swartz said he would have to revisit the issue.
Swartz also testified about his daughter's finances before and during her marriage to Abshire. He said prior to being married, she always a balance of $900 in her account, but during her marriage it was normally around $121. Before her death, Justine borrowed $40,000 out of her retirement fund to purchase a car.
Judge Daniel Bouton said the case is making excellent progress. The trial continues Tuesday in Orange County Circuit Court at 9:00 in the morning.


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OAK RIDGE (WATE) - Funeral arrangements and new details were announced Thursday about the death of a soldier from Oak Ridge killed in Afghanistan. Staff Sgt. Christopher Ward, 24, an Oak Ridge High School graduate, died over the weekend. State officials said Thursday that Ward was killed when his patrol was struck by a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device in Kandahar. His body arrived at Dover Air Force Base earlier this week. On Friday, his body will be brought to McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base. Visitation for Ward is scheduled for Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at Weatherford Mortuary in Oak Ridge with services to follow.The state says Ward will receive the Tennessee Fallen Heroes Medal during that service. He'll also receive the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star. Gov. Bill Haslam ordered flags lowered to half staff to honor the fallen soldier.
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