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Conroy's latest work gives valuable insight
It's been said that you can get a quick fix on someone by seeing what he or she reads. Editor Don Whitten points out that's not always easy to do, but is with one of the South's favorite authors, Pat Conroy, whose latest book, "My Reading Life," takes readers on a trip through his library and education to see how and why Conroy writes as he does. Conroy will be in town Wednesday to sign copies of the new book at 5 p.m. at Off Square Books. (November 2, 2010, Page 4)
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OXFORD TOWN – "Mississippians," a coffee-table book featuring more than 250 famous, notable, extraordinary and colorful Mississippians makes its official debut Tuesday, Nov. 2, at Off Square Books. The launch event begins at 5 p.m. Page 5 of this week's issue of Oxford Town has full details. (October 28, 2010, Page 5)
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I have just returned from 52 weeks maternity leave and the interim cover is still in place (her contract ends at the end of April). In addition to the role I am employed to do the interim has been covering a vacant position. No effort has been made by the employer to hand over work. I have no laptop due to my e-mail account being deleted and therefore have been sat twiddling my thumbs. My line manager asked me to do some work which is completly different to which I am employed to do and I refused. Today is my 3rd day back and I have spent it sat at home (whilst the interim continues to carry out the role which Im employed to do). In addition to this, at the end of my first day back I was told that there was going to be a re-structure, reducing the management positions by 1 but creating a position of a lesser status; I have been told that we have to re-apply for our jobs. The interim has been included in the pool. I find the whole situation unfair and I believe I am receiving less than favourable treatment - could you let me know your thoughts? There is also a bit more background whereby I believe my manager resented me taking maternity leave earlier than what was originally agreed.
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Julia Child autobiography
There is, sadly, no real place to ask this question generally of a lot of people, now that this site is so splintered, but has anyone read the Julia Child autobiographical "My Life in France"? Something fascinating about her discovery of good food, and something very appealing about her life and enthusiasm.
re: stellamystar
I'm reading it right now and really enjoying it so far! I read "Julie & Julia" last year and detested it, which is unusual for me because I usually love most food-related memoirs. I found it incredibly whiny and self-conscious. So if you loved J&J I wonder what you'll think of "My Life in France"? ;-)
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It's a lovely and delightful memoir...charming photos and such a clear delight in food, love and life. Makes you wish we'd had more of her...makes you wish more cooks, more people were like her.
re: karenfinan
I really loved the book and agree with all of karenfinan's comments. I did not like Julie and Julia.
re: marciab
I liked the idea of Julie and Julia but it turned out to be more "chick lit" rather than "food lit." Don't get me wrong, I've read and enjoyed some "chick lit" but that's not really what I was expecting I guess. It was kind of fun to read about her and her husband's search for various ingredients. I remember thinking, she'd never be able to get that here (Nashville).
I received My Life in France for Christmas and it is next on my reading list. I have peeked at the pictures. :)
re: Boudleaux
Judith Jones said that Julia was appauled by the blog. Theres a really interesting interview if you search either Julia's or Jones' name at npr.com.
re: rozz01
That wouldn't surprise me - I enjoyed reading the blog, but I'm sure my grandmother (and my mother, for that matter) would have been appalled by it too. Lots of swearing and drunkeness!! Not that I imagine that Julia was an angel, but Julie certainly is a character.
re: MMRuth
actually, i think the problem julia had with the blog was the idea that cooking from "mastering" was some big challenge. she had worked very hard to make the book accessible and make sure all the recipes were perfect. she felt it had been made into the object of a joke. and that she did not appreciate.
re: rozz01
that may be what the interview said, but that's not what julia told me. she didn't "appreciate" the profanity, but she was no bluenose. and what offended her was julie's seeming to take "mastering" as a joke.
I read this last month and couldn't put it down. It's facinating and now I've gone back to re-read Mastering the Art!
I GREATLY enjoyed listening to the audiobook version while commuting this last fall. Im just full of admiration for her tremendous enthusiasm, charm and hard work. Its very well done - Julia was not really able in her last years to do this on her own - she collaborated with a man who put it together, mostly from Julia and Paul Child's contemporary letters, so it has a very personal, immediate flavor of the times she describes rather than being a retrospective look. So much fun and I too want to cook from her books now that I understand what she went through writing them!
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I loved the book and was sad when it ended. She had such zest for life and had so many interesting experiences. None of the celeb chef types today has her class.
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Another fan here. I loved it and thought her discription of her first remarkable meal in France was almost edibale..made me swoon to return to France, the bits about she and her husband were very sweet and I now give out Mastering the Art of French Cooking to people as gifts...she worked so hard on making that for all of us that every home should have one!
I am reading it now. I love that she was so independent, spontaneous, and adventurous. She inspires me. I enjoy reading about her relationship with her husband too. Lovely.
Loved it completely, perhaps out of a loyalty to Julia Child, my tutor in learning how to cook well.
A very nice book, with a very nice literary voice (one we remember if we watched "The French Chef"), but a voice that very deftly instructs the reader/cook in their undertakings. Another reason I loved the Julie/Julia undertakings. Real life, folks.
I truly wish there were more who could write so passionately, yet so humanely about food.
Who, really, can be the next Julia Child?
Salute Mrs. Child, and nominate, if you will.
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I loved My Life in France. It really is a wondeful book.
re: ChefJune
i'm with chefjune on this one. i was lucky enough to know julia quite well and that book (my life in france, not the biography) captures her personality to a T. it really was like sitting around listening to her tell stories.
re: pasoguy
Loved this book. I really didn't like "Appetite for Life," the biography by Noel Riley-Fitch (sp?). It was the size of a doorstop, and while it thoroughly documented her life, it was just a plodding read. I am a huge fan of Julia Child and it took me nearly a year to read that one.
I loved this title because it really focused on her passions, and it gave you a strong sense of her personality and what she was about.
Agreed - I didn't like Julie & Julia as a book, although I have to admit that I did read the blog. I'm in a book club that reads only food titles. We all loved this one; the group was split on Julie & Julia. Some people loved it, others loathed it.
I adore this book. The tone of her writing is very conversational, and it feels like she is telling you the story of her life at a table of friends over a delicious meal. Her first meal in France was a turning point in her life, and I honestly feel that reading My Life in France was a turning point in mine, especially my food career. Julia Child is a reminder of why we all love food so much-- there is always another technique to learn, another recipe to try, and another book to read. This book makes you want to run into the kitchen and whip up a beef bourginon to share with friends. I can't recommend this book enough.
Yes I am a diehard Julia fan! I can remember watching The French Chef on PBS. I even would stay up late to catch it on Food Network some time ago when the were showing the originals. I LOVED the book, and could almost hear her distinctive voice in my head while reading...LOL Starting on a re-read now. Would love it if they would release the original series of shows on DVD.
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> Would love it if they would release the original series of shows on DVD.
Haven't they? I see at least 3 volumes of French Chef DVDs for sale on Amazon.com!


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About SAGU
Director of Business Services
Business Services
Director of Business Services
Salary Range: Negotiable, depending upon experience and qualifications of successful candidate.
Institutional Mission:
The purpose of Southwestern Assemblies of God University is to prepare undergraduate and graduate students spiritually, academically, professionally, and cross culturally so as to successfully fill evangelistic, missionary and church ministry roles and to provide quality educational and professional Christian service wherever needed throughout the world.
Primary Function:
Administration of business functions of the University, reports to and is accountable to the Vice President of Business and Finance.
Major ResponsibilitiesAdministration of University business-related activities including:
· Risk management (Property Insurance, Liability Insurance, etc.)
· Copying Services
· Bookstore – Serve as campus liaison, facilitate work requests
· Cafeteria – Primary contact for Contractor. Reconcile monthly billings, manage student meal plans, assist with banquets
· Campus Mail Center
· Apartment rentals/management coordination
· Student Accident Insurance
· Management of utilities bill processing
· Purchasing goods and services
· Actively facilitates the successful completion of the Assessment Record.
Qualifications· Bachelor's Degree or seven years experience in business administration required.
· High level of competence and administrative ability.
· High degree of personal initiative and motivation.
· Sensitivity for the spiritual and educational environmental elements which distinguish the University from other enterprises.
Application Process: Applications are available in the Human Resources office or one can be downloaded and printed at www.sagu.edu/employment. All 4 pages of the application, the President's Letter and the Background Check page must be completed before the applicant will be considered for employment. Incomplete forms will not be accepted. Your resume may be included when submitting the application to the Human Resources Office. An online application is also available at https://sagu.wufoo.com/forms/application-for-employment/.
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Coach Arlon Beadles announces his last season at SAGU
Oct 06, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas- October 6, 2014- After nearly half of century of coaching basketball, Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) women's basketball coach Arlon Beadles has announced the 2014-...Read more
SAGU women's basketball team cools down for ALS
Sep 10, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU women's basketball accepts the Ice Bucket Challenge Waxahachie, Texas- September 10, 2014- When September temperatures flirt with triple digits in Texas you must find a way to cool down. The Sout...Read more
SAGU women's basketball sign Diggles and Becker
Jun 20, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Waxahachie, TX- June 20,2014- The lady lions have signed two recruits that could make an instant impact on the court this winter. Dy'Tessha Diggles comes to SAGU from Desoto High Scho...Read more
SAGU women's basketball team returns from ministering overseas
Jun 20, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Waxahachie, Texas – June 9, 2014 – Members of the Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) Lady Lions basketball team recently returned from a trip to Juan Dolio, Dominican Republic. The trip ...Read more
Winston earns NAIA All-American honors
Mar 27, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Senior led league in scoring, caps career with 1,142 points WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) just announced its post-season honors a...Read more
NAIA's No. 5 ranked defense not enough for SAGU
Mar 16, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Lady Lions basketball falls at NCCAA Regionals Winston, Roberts, Hankins, Lugo close hoops careers Returning players, recruits seek to continue team's ascent NCCAA Women's/Men...Read more
Winston named to NCCAA All-Region Team
Mar 12, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Senior guard part of 11-person group in Central Region WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Nia Winston, the leading scorer in the Sooner Athletic Conference, was recently named to the National Chr...Read more
Women's hoops entered in NCCAA regionals
Mar 07, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU looks to bounce back after recent narrow setbacks Lady Lions open on March 14 against Oklahoma Christian Brackets for Women's and Men's tourney announced WAXAHACHIE, Te...Read more
Lady Lions ousted on late shot in OT, 67-66
Mar 05, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU has 14-point second half lead crumble during Cavs' comeback Seniors Winston, Roberts lead Pride in scoring and rebounds On Deck: NCCAA Regional next week in Edmond, Ok Box...Read more
Winston, Roberts, Hill honored by SAC
Mar 04, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
League scoring title earns Winston First Team All-Conference Lady Hoopsters play Wednesday at noon in conference tourney Click here to view official SAC honors list WAXAHACHIE, Te...Read more
Lady Lions drop heartbreaker at No. 16, JBU
Mar 02, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Golden Eagles close on 9-2 run to win, 59-55 SAGU controls lead, boards but not free throw count NEXT: SAC Tournament / Lady Lions play Wednesday at noon Standings, Box ...Read more
Triumphant farewell for Winston, Roberts
Feb 28, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Duo engineers 70-46 win over St. Gregory's Watch SAGU at #16 John Brown at 1pm on Saturday Box Score and Play-by-Play (posted below) SAC Current Standings: http://www.soonerat...Read more
No. 24 Flying Queens pull away from SAGU
Feb 23, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Lady Lions final home game next Thursday Seniors Winston, Roberts enjoy honors, productive effort Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php Box Score and Play-b...Read more
Cheer Team, Lady Lions sponsor baby shower
Feb 20, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
First Look Clinic and Noah's Room to benefit from gifts Event to take place Saturday, Feb. 22, from 1-5pm WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The arrival of the spring season is often view...Read more
Strong second half leads to Lady Lions victory
Feb 19, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Trio of guards; Winston, McAfee, Dorsey fuel comeback Roberts blocks six shots, steals five passes to anchor the defense Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/s...Read more
Offensive rebounding not enough for Lady Lions
Feb 17, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Winston pours in 26, but SAGU falls to MACU, 66-52 Next three games at home, starting with Northwood on Tuesday SAC Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php OKLAHOMA CITY...Read more
Winston, Lady Lions battle, but No. 5 OBU rolls
Feb 15, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU senior guard, the SAC's scorer, pours in 25 Watch Saturday's doubleheader at MACU on video WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University ran u...Read more
Lady Lions defense smothers Wesleyan, 61-47
Feb 10, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU forces Rams into 8 turnovers and 0-for-15 start Winston pours in 18, continues to lead SAC in scoring No. 4 Oklahoma Baptist visits the Sheaffer Center on Thursday Box Score, Play-...Read more
SAGU upset at USAO, 65-63
Feb 07, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Eight-point lead, 61-53, evaporates in final seven minutes Lady Lions (11-12) host Texas Wesleyan (11-11) on Saturday Box Score, Play-by-Play (available below) CHI...Read more
SAGU holds off Lady Eagles rally, win 68-66
Feb 02, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Lady Lions roar to 27-point lead behind Winston, Rodriguez Key games with USAO and Wesleyan this week Box Score, Play-by-Play (access below) Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic...Read more
No. 7 Stars shine, stifle SAGU
Jan 31, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Lady Lions offense blanketed by OCU Winston edges Neal in battle of Top 2 scorers Current Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma ...Read more
Inside job allows Flying Queens to crown SAGU
Jan 24, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Wayland Baptist controls boards in 75-58 triumph Rodriguez sinks three 3's, Roberts swats 4 shots, McAfee has 5 assists Click here for Box Score Click here for Play-by-Play ...Read more
Rodriguez, Lady Lions thump Knights, 87-43
Jan 22, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU wins second-in-a-row on the strength of defense Team can continue upsurge with win in Wayland on Thursday Box Score and Play-by-Play link below CEDAR HILL, Texas -- Led...Read more
Lady Lions take Cavaliers to 'boarding school'
Jan 18, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU evens their record at 9-9 in 64-42 road victory Seniors Winston and Roberts and freshmen trio pave the way Box Score and Play-by-Play (links below) SAC Standings at: ...Read more
Slow starts in both halves dooms Lady Lions
Jan 17, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU comes up short to No. 19 John Brown, 55-39 Defense holds Golden Eagles 15-points under their average WAXAHACHIE, Texas - - Southwestern Assemblies of God University, unable to ov...Read more
Coach Beadles' Monday night post-game praise
Jan 14, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
He explains critical elements that hindered Lady Lions SAGU needs consistent effort and production to win in SAC WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- After an exhilarating game against the NAIA...Read more
Lady Lions lose late lead, game to No. 3 Stars
Jan 14, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU puts scare into OKCU behind Winston, Page, Ward Thursday is final home game until February 8 Box Score (link below) Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php&nbs...Read more
Winston, Roberts propel Lady Lions to 78-54 rout
Jan 12, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Seniors shine; Frosh trio charges ahead SAGU to host No. 3 OKC on Monday night Box Score / Stats (link below) Conference Standings (link below) Photo Gallery (directions ...Read more
Wesleyan too hot for Lady Lions in 80-59 setback
Jan 10, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Averaging 2.8 threes per game, Lady Rams sink 11 Hill leads SAGU with career night in points, assists Box Score and Standings (links below) FORT WORTH, Texas -- Runnin...Read more
Lady Lions, Winston deliver in 57-52 triumph
Jan 07, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU earns first conference win; seek second on Thursday Roberts, Page, Dorsey and timely free throws prove critical Box Score (link below) Current S.A.C. Standings: http://www.so...Read more
Lady Lions yield late rally, fall to MACU, 65-52
Jan 05, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU builds eight-point, second half lead Winston, Hill lead offense; freshman duo - Ward, Page, shine Box Score (link below) Photo Gallery (link below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas --&n...Read more
Lady Lions foiled by cold start at No. 9 OBU
Jan 03, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Winston leads with 14-points in road setback Pride hosts MACU on Sat; game aired by SAGU Sports Live Box Score and Standings links below SHAWNEE, Oklahoma -- Cold shoot...Read more
Lady Lions take on No. 9 OBU tonight on the road
Jan 02, 2014 - Women's Basketball News
Winston leads the league and SAGU in scoring Watch the game on video livestream WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University women's basketball team ...Read more
Winston is SAC Women's Player of the Week
Dec 18, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Garland native is the pick after 28-point game Winston is second in league in scoring, third in threes WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Recognition and praise are two of the most sought aft...Read more
Lady Lions build 37-point lead, coast to 88-68 win
Dec 17, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Ward, Winston, Rodriguez ignite SAGU victory Team takes 6-4 record into Christmas break Box Score (link posted below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God Uni...Read more
Lady Lions defense faces test from ABC Patriots
Dec 14, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Contrasting strengths collide on Monday night SAGU plays final game of semester at home Players to Watch (stat leaders posted below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The strength ...Read more
Lady Hoopsters get in the gift-giving spirit
Dec 13, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU players bless the families of prisoners WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- When a basketball is passed leads to someone's benefit, the one doing the passing is awarded with an as...Read more
Lady Lions roll to 71-49 victory
Dec 11, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Winston enjoys career night with 28 points SAGU plays pre-Christmas home game on Monday, Dec. 16 DALLAS, Texas -- Behind a defensive effort that forced 26 turnovers, Southwester...Read more
SAC Coaches tab Lady Lions to finish ninth
Dec 06, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Oklahoma City is solid pick to wear crown SAGU plays at Southwestern Christian on Saturday WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- There was no surprise when the results of the Coaches' Pres...Read more
Ebony Colbert signs with SAGU basketball
Nov 27, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
5'8 two-guard stars at DeSoto High School First recruit could be cornerstone for Class of 2014 WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University women...Read more
'Fire'birds propel OKWU past Lady Lions
Nov 24, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU falls to No. 8 Ok. Wesleyan, 74-58 Winston hits 20 for fifth time in eight games Current SAC Standings: http://www.soonerathletic.org/sport/0/5.php Box Score (link below) ...Read more
Lady Lions corral Mustangs, 61-50
Nov 23, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Winston pours in 23, Rodriguez has double-double SAGU builds leads of 25-2 and 40-13 at the half, coasts to win Follow Saturday game vs No. 8 Oklahoma Wesleyan on LiveStats BARTLESVILLE...Read more
Lady Hoopsters in Okla. for tournament
Nov 22, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU's strength rests on No. 10 ranked defense Follow both games on LiveStats Lady Lions Player Stats Link (below) BARTLESVILLE, Oklahoma -- The Southwestern Assemb...Read more
Lady Lions breeze past Dallas Christian, 97-56
Nov 20, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU scores 56 in second half, prepare for big games Team, now 3-3, heads to Oklahoma tournament RICHARDSON, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University snapped a th...Read more
Lady hoopsters play Tuesday at Dallas Christian
Nov 19, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
6:00pm game precedes Lions at DCC at 8pm SAGU will play in Oklahoma tourney on Fri/Sat WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- Southwestern Assemblies of God University, after dropping three strai...Read more
Lady Lions suffer first loss to LSU-Shreveport
Nov 10, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Roberts, McAfee lead SAGU against No. 25 Lady Pilots On Deck: Sterling Classic in Central Kansas WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- After battling No. 25 ranked LSU-Shreveport for over ...Read more
Lady Lions crush Crusaders, 81-25
Nov 06, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Game was "worth the wait" for three players Next up, the SAGU Classic on Friday and Saturday BOX SCORE (link below) WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The worst part of li...Read more
Lady Lions basketball roster announced
Oct 31, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
SAGU fields a revved up squad of 15 Season opener at home on Tuesday, 6:00pm WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The start of the 2013-14 basketball season is less than a week away for Southwe...Read more
SAGU Basketball Classic set for Nov. 8-9
Oct 14, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Four teams play two games apiece in less than 24 hours WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The annual SAGU Basketball Classic is less than a month away and the anticipation is building. Southw...Read more
Women's Basketball Schedule Released
Oct 03, 2013 - Women's Basketball News
Lady Lions play 30-games, 14 at home SAGU opens Nov. 5 against Dallas Christian College WAXAHACHIE, Texas -- The Southwestern Assemblies of God University women's ba...Read more


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The hot-hand fallacy finally caught up with Marc Marquez. His amazing streak of consecutive wins stays at ten, the Spaniard being beaten for the first time this year.
In his twenty-ninth race in the MotoGP class, Marquez and his crew finally failed to find a good enough set up to win, or even make it onto the podium.
The Repsol Honda man has only missed out on the podium twice before, once at Mugello last year, when he crashed, and once at Phillip Island, when he was disqualified from the tire fiasco race.
Defeat had been waiting in the wings for Marquez for a while now. Look solely at the points table, and his dominance looks complete. But go back and look at his winning margin, and his advantage has not looked quite so large.
Of his ten wins, only two were by a considerable margin: one at Austin, where he has always been better than the rest; one at Assen, where rain created large gaps. His advantage at Argentina and Indianapolis was 1.8 seconds, at Jerez, Le Mans and the Sachsenring under a second and a half.
Marquez could only eke out victory at Qatar, Mugello and Barcelona, races he won by a half a second or less. At most races, Marquez was winning by a slender margin indeed, lapping on average just five or six hundredths of a second quicker than his rivals. It was enough, but it was really not very much at all.
Marquez's slender advantage over his rivals was a sign of just how close they really were. Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo and Dani Pedrosa had all come close to beating Marquez, and in the case of Pedrosa at Barcelona, Marquez had been forced to delve deep into his bag of tricks to beat his teammate.
Marquez's talent may have loaded the dice he was rolling, but eventually they would fall another way. "People said winning was easy for me," Marquez told the Spanish media, "but I know how hard it was."
After winning his tenth race in a row, and all of the races this season, we are starting to wonder whether announcing a Marquez win is actually a spoiler any more.
The deeper Marquez gets into record territory – and he is in very deep indeed, matching Giacomo Agostini for winning the first ten races of the season, and Mick Doohan for winning ten in a row, and Doohan, Valentino Rossi, Agostini and Casey Stoner for winning ten or more in one season – the harder it gets to write headlines.
It is hard to sum up the story of a race, when the story is all about Marquez and the record books.
Sunday Summary at Sachsenring: Marquez's Perfect Record, Dangerous Starts, & A Spaniard-Free Zone
The former England soccer player Gary Lineker once described the sport as follows: "Football is a simple game; 22 men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end, the Germans always win." It feels somehow fitting to paraphrase that quote on the day that the Germans play in the World Cup final.
Motorcycle racing is a simple sport, where 23 people ride a MotoGP bike as fast as they can, and Marc Marquez always wins.
He found yet another way to win at the Sachsenring. A heavy rain shower between the Moto2 race and the sighting lap for MotoGP left the grid in disarray, with about three quarters of the field heading in to swap from their wet to their dry bikes at the end of the warm up lap.
That left fourteen riders to start from pit lane, five abreast, after jostling for position. At that point, the race should have been red flagged – more on that later – but instead, they all got out of pit lane safely. Just.
Marquez showed himself to be a master of improvisation, pitting quickly, swapping bikes and elbowing his way to the front of the pits. He took advantage of the chaos, exited pit lane first, and led the charge towards the shellshocked remainder of the pack who had started from the grid proper.
He was 8.5 seconds behind the leader Stefan Bradl by the end of the first sector, a deficit which he had cut to 7.7 seconds by the end of the first lap. Before the sixth lap was completed, he had caught and passed the LCR Honda man, going on to win his ninth straight MotoGP race with relative ease.


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A 30-year-old Doylestown Township computer technician allegedly kept close tabs on his ex-girlfriend for six years -- only the Middletown woman didn't have a clue he was doing it until recently, police said.
That's when she found the computer that Joseph Tarr built for her was rigged with software that let him secretly monitor her, according to police.
The Middletown woman made the discovery on March 17, when she went to use her home computer and found a log-on page offering two options, including one called "administrator." The woman told Middletown Detective Andrew Amoroso, who handled the investigation, that she had never seen that before or an icon that said, "Logged in remotely from J01," according to a probable cause affidavit. Tarr, a computer technician for the Pennsbury School District, built the computer in 2008 and serviced it, according to police.
The woman and Tarr ended their relationship in 2006, but maintained contact because they have a child together, police said. The woman told police she immediately called Tarr and asked why he had remotely accessed her computer. Tarr denied it.
The woman then contacted a friend who is a computer technician and explained what she had found. The person told her how to access the administrator profile and change the password to block further attempts at remote access, court documents said. She followed the directions, changed the password and found numerous logins on the administrator page, police said.
A few minutes after she changed the password, she noticed a few "failed to log on" attempts by a person attempting to remotely access the computer, police said. The woman found a new "user" had been created and overrode her permissions to access the data, the affidavit said. The woman then unplugged the computer.
When she called Tarr again and confronted him, he allegedly admitted he had been remotely accessing her computer to watch her in her home since 2008, the affidavit said.
A forensic examination of the woman's computer showed it contained two administrator accounts the woman told police didn't belong to her and a software program used for remotely accessing computers, plus more than 1,500 video and audio clips.
Tarr was arraigned Thursday before Penndel District Judge Daniel Baranoski on felony intercept communications, unlawful use of a computer, computer trespassing and computer theft. He was released on $1,000 unsecured bail.
Pennsburty School District spokeswoman Ann Langtry confirmed Tarr is a district employee but declined further comment.
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MaryJane Louise Murphy
Thank you for your info on this memorial,i have done as suggested ,the memorial has been mark burial unknown.
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37606503..Mary Jane L. Murphy
Im sorry i have no info on her other than what is added,i do know her burial has been changed a few times by others saying this is right cemetery,i welcome any info you may have on her correct burial
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Caroline Lowe
Ms. Keller: I am looking for the grave of Caroline Lowe who is an ancestor, I distant aunt, I think. I'm pretty sure she is a relative of my Uncle Victor Lowe (wife Marguerite) who I know was alive in the 1950s.
I found two graves that lay claim to the fact she waved a Confederate flag from her home during the war. One has a b/d date of 1833-1932 - 32092481; the other a b/d date of 1813-1886 - 18350546. Do you know which one is the real Caroline Lowe?
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P.S. I grew up in Key West, lived at 1405 Albury St. until about 1954 and then moved to 1407 Petronia St. My parents were Fremont and Nina Curry.
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Thank you so much for answering me. I will try Sunset Memorial Cemetery & Hillside Cemetery (they are side by side) and see if they have ever heard of this cemetery, as they are located on Stinson Blvd. also. I have check with Anoka County before and they could not find anything on Henry. If I could find out a funeral home, that would certainly help.
I'm on oxygen, so I don't get around much anymore, but thanks to you, there are many options for me to check now.
I know that a lot of the small cemetery's were listed and people would have the names in their home or hardware store, etc. Then I might be in trouble.
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I was just on ancestry and a record from find a grave showed up under my Henry Alfred Hanson (Hansen) added by you. I was so happy and I'm hoping that this is my Henry Hanson, whom you have buried at Generation Cemetery in Saint Anthony, Hennepin County, MN. & whom I have been looking for many years. I have never heard of this Cemetery.
My Henry Hanson was born April 28, 1886, St. Louis Park, Henn. Co., MN. He died July 4, 1897, Fridley, Anoka Co., MN. on the family farm.
The minister came this day to baptize a few of the children and some of the young boys were climbing and playing on the windmill. Henry fell off the windmill and broke his neck. Such a sad day for a wonderful occasion. The farm was sold in the 50's and my Great Aunt told me that her brother was dug up and re-buried elsewhere. I never asked where. His parents are buried at Hillside Cemetery on Stinson Blvd. What do you think?
Would you know if someone has the papers for these burials at Generation Cemetery??
Sincerely, Cindy Torfin
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Their daughter was married to a Klein and that is in my family tree line. But I am still trying to get info for him. You can also email me.
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Thank you so much for getting that picture of my aunts headstone so quickly, it means a lot to me I appreciate it. thank you. Jolene Ewing
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I am so glad you added pictures and I will go look at them. I am so glad that you linked him to his brother. His brother was devastated when he died and never got over it. They need to be linked.
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You are welcome. I am glad I could help.
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You mentioned that the McAninch's were connected to another family in the cemetery. Which family are you referring to? The Cummings family? Thanks!
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