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Over the past 20 years there has been a shift away from fundamental research toward applications-driven research with a relatively short-term focus. This shift, apparently driven by budgetary pressures and the desire for immediate transition, threatens to weaken the knowledge base and the pool of scientific talent and hence to decrease the generation of new ideas.
There are already disturbing signs of this trend: for example, the reduction in programs at leading research universities, such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California at Berkeley, and in the fundamental hydromechanics research programs at the Navy's laboratories.
In the long run, this erosion in the fundamental research program will weaken the future technological leadership of the U.S. Navy.
On the basis of these findings, the committee recommends the following changes in ONR research policy as it relates to hydromechanics:
Funding for 6.1 should be less focused on immediate needs and more focused on broad, long-term research on fundamental problems in naval hydromechanics such as linear and nonlinear wave dynamics, including wave breaking, air entrainment effects, and air/sea interactions; all aspects of cavitating and supercavitating flows, including inception, noise, and damage; drag reduction and other aspects of flow control; surface and submerged wakes; hydrodynamic sources of noise; internal wave generation and propagation; and vortex dynamics and turbulence unique to naval surface and subsurface vehicle/sea interaction.
The 6.1 resource base should be stable and should be protected from the larger funding fluctuations associated with major acquisition programs.
In the 6.1 area, ONR should promote a culture of bottom-up research, which can bring novel developments and lead to solutions for unanticipated problems that may arise in the future.
Current ONR hydromechanics efforts are not well coordinated with higher-category technology development and demonstration efforts, for two main reasons. First, there does not appear to be a long-term vision for advanced concepts for ship and submarine platforms, so there is no well-defined 6.2/6.3 program plan with which to coordinate. Nor is there an equivalent to the Conform program of the 1970s, which contributed to the successful development of the Sea Shadow. Second, there is not enough S&T funding to pursue a robust technology development and demonstration program aimed at new platform concepts. This lack of funding is not new. For at least two decades, science and technology (6.1, 6.2, 6.3) funding in ship and submarine technology in general and hydromechanics in particular has been inadequate to support such a program. In the past, S&T funds were supplemented by the periodic infusion of major acquisition funding, which filled the voids and sustained research expertise at the same time as it responded to the needs of the acquisition managers. This reliance on major acquisition funding for S&T activities served as a deterrent to longer-term, more aggressive activities.


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The No. 20 Florida Gators (20-11) survived a late rally by No. 19 Kentucky (21-10) Saturday afternoon in game two of the three-game series. In a game that featured 21 runs and 29 hits between the two teams, Florida came out on top 11-10 after having their 9-run lead cut to one in a single inning.
With Florida up 9-0 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Kentucky came fighting back with a three-run bomb by DH A.J. Reed. The Wildcats then scored five runs with two outs after multiple hits and walks to reach base. The Gators used four pitchers in the inning, with junior Ryan Harris finally being able to record the third out of the inning.
The Gators started the game off with a single by second baseman Casey Turgeon and a walk by shortstop Richie Martin. After both advanced on a sacrifice bunt by sophomore Harrison Bader, catcher Taylor Gushue hit a sacrifice fly to left field to score Turgeon. Junior Braden Mattson then singled home Martin to give the Gators an early 2-0 lead.
A solo home run by Gushue in the third increased the Florida lead to 3-0. In the sixth inning, the Gators struck for five runs on four hits and one Kentucky error, capped off by a 2-RBI single from Gushue. Florida increased its lead even further with a solo home run from first baseman Zack Powers to make it 9-0.
After the Kentucky comeback and up by a run, the Gators scored two insurance runs in the top of the ninth inning. Freshman John Sternagel hit an RBI single scoring Powers who had been hit by a pitch earlier in the inning. Turgeon then hit a sacrifice fly to score pinch runner Jason Lombardozzi who ran for DH Peter Alonso after he doubled.
Florida faced a late surge from the Wildcats in the bottom of the ninth. After getting the last out of the previous inning, Harris was able to get the first out of the final inning but not before giving up a run and putting runners on base. Freshman A.J. Puk came on and gave up one run that was credited to Harris and then was able to get the final two outs. Kentucky left two men on base to end the game. Puk recorded his first save of the season.
Eight Florida starters recorded at least a hit and scored at least a run. Martin was a perfect 3-3 on the day with two walks. Sternagel was 4-5 from the ninth spot in the batting order and had 2 RBI. Gushue was 2-4 and led the Gators with 4 RBI.
Florida starter Logan Shore (3-1) picked up the win for the Gators. He didn't allow a run over the first seven innings and gave up only three hits with three strikeouts. Junior Chandler Shepherd (5-2) took the loss for the Wildcats after allowing seven runs in 5.1 innings.
The Gators scored 11 runs on 17 hits and had no errors. Kentucky had 10 runs on 12 hits and had one error defensively.
The same two teams will meet tomorrow for the tie-breaker in the series. Junior Andrew Nelson (1-2) is scheduled to pitch for Kentucky and Florida's pitcher is TBA.
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How much do Tim Tebow's intangibles really matter?
- 4:00 pm Friday, January 29th, 2010 by Post Staff
MOBILE, Ala. – Ask any football player or NFL talent evaluator why Tim Tebow will succeed in the pros, and the answer almost always revolves around Tebow's "intangible" qualities:
"Obviously, this guy knows how to win," Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said.
"He'll be the first kid in the building every morning," NFL Network's Mike Mayock said.
"He's a student of the game," Ken Herock, a 40-year NFL front office veteran, told ESPN.com.
"He's a competitor, he's a leader and he's a winner," former teammate Riley Cooper said.
"He's going to be a good decision maker, and he's certainly tough and courageous," longtime NFL quarterback coach Marc Trestman said.
But is being a "winner" and "courageous" enough for Tebow to make it as an NFL quarterback? Are they enough to elevate Tebow to the first round in April's NFL Draft?
Those answers are much less unanimous.
Tim Tebow all-encompassing record watch
- 10:31 am Friday, August 28th, 2009 by Post Staff
It's a slow Friday, so what better time than to produce an all-encompassing list of all the records Tim Tebow has set, or is close to setting, on the NCAA, SEC, and Florida level?
After a couple hours scouring the internet, I think I found every relevant stat. But if I missed something, please feel free to let me know.
Here we go…..
Most rushing touchdowns by a QB in a season
1. Tim Tebow, 23, 2007
Most consecutive games scoring a touchdown by rushing and passing
1. Tim Tebow, 14 games, 2008
1. Tim Tebow, 28 games, active
Scoring 20 touchdowns rushing and passing in a season
Tim Tebow, 2007 (32 passing, 23 rushing)


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Anthology of Hindi Short Stories, which originally appeared under the title Hindi Kahani Sanghrah is an excellent selection by Bhisham Sahni of the best stories written in Hindi during the last few decades. It features over 25 stories by well known writers like Amrit Lal Nagar, Bhisham Sahni, Mohan Rakesh, Amrit Rai, Kamleshwar, Markandaya, Nirmal Verma, Mannu Bhandari and Ram Darash Mishra. The stories are marked by a wide variety of themes, mostly related to contemporary social life, like alienation, loneliness, weariness, and the crisis of values.
This English translation retains the flavour and charm of the original in Hindi and is a must for those who desire to have a glimpse of the richness of contemporary Hindi literature.
1. Introduction/Bhisham Sahni
2. The Queen of Hearts/Phaneshwar Nath 'Renu'
3. Lord of the Rubble/Mohan Rakesh
4. Two Faiths/Amritlal Nagar
5. The Soul of Bhola Ram/Hari Shankar Parsai
6. Before Daybreak/Amrit Rai
7. The Midday Meal/Amarkant
8. Wang Chu/Bhisham Sahni
9. Lost Directions/Kamleshwar
10. Where Lakshmi is Imprisoned/Rajendra Yadav
11. The Cherry Tree/Ram Kumar
12. The Swan Flies Alone/Markandaya
13. The Miller of Kosi/Shekhar Joshi
14. My Enemy/Krishan Baldev Vaid
15. Exorcism/Shailesh Matiyani
16. Nanho/Shivprasad Singh
17. The Encircling Clouds/Krishna Sobti
18. Birds/Nirmal Verma
19. Trishanku/Mannu Bhandari
20. Return/Usha Priyamvada
21. The Paperweight/Giriraj Kishore
22. The Parrot/Hridayesh
23. Hell-Bound/Shaani
24. The Road/Ram Darash Mishra
25. The Gong/Gyanranjan
26. Encounter/Mudrarakshash
27. Disturbance/Ramakant
28. The Splinter/Govind Mishra
29. Go Your Way, Baba!/Kashinath Singh
30. Cake/Asghar Wajahat
31. The Return of the Assassins/Mithileshwar
1. Phaneshwar Nath 'Renu' (1921-1977), Born in a village in Bihar, he was at a very early age caught in the maelstrom of politics and played an important role in the 'Quit India' movement. "Though he was imprisoned and suffered from physical disabilities, he relentlessly carried on with his literary activities. He was the leading light of the generation of 'Nai Kahani' and shot into fame with his first novel Maila Anchal in 1954 which broke new ground in Hindi fiction. In his fiction he made deft use of local dialect superimposing it on chaste and virile Hindi with all its overtones and undertones. One of his stories Teesri Kasam (The Third Vow) was filmed.
His next novel Parti Parikatha appeared in 1957 followed by another novel Dirghtapa. His more prominent stories were published in three separate collections
2. Mohan Rakesh (1925-1972), An outstanding name in Hindi fiction, he initiated the 'New Story' movement in Hindi. After some teaching stints in various colleges in Bombay, Delhi and Jullundur, he adopted writing as his main profession and devoted all his time to it. For a year he also edited Sarika. His writings include six collections of short stories, three novels and three plays. He reached his pinnacle of glory with his plays Ashar Ka Ek Din and Adhe Adhure. He was the recipient of the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award and was also awarded the Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship
3. Amrit Lal Nagar (1916-1990), Born in 1916 at Agra in a Gujarati family settled in Uttar Pradesh, he had to struggle his way up in life. A writer with a social conscience and a humanistic vision, he has thirteen novels, ten collections of stories, thirty plays, besides other works to his credit. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to Hindi literature he was honoured with the Soviet Land Nehru Award, the U.P. Sangeet Natak Academy Award, the Bhartiya Bhasha Parishad Award, and the Sahitya Akademi Award and was also honoured by the President of India with the Padmabhushan and the Sahitya Akademi Fellowship
4. Hari Shankar Parsai (b. 1924), Born in a village in Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, Parsai did his M. A. in Hindi from the Nagpur University. After a short stint in the Forest Department at the age of 18, after completing his education he adopted teaching as his career but gave it up in 1957 to devote all his time to writing. He also started a literary magazine with his own financial recourses but had to abandon it due to recurring losses. For several years he wrote regular columns in prestigious journals such as Nor Duniya, Nat Kahani, Kalpana and later on Ganga. He has two collections of stories, two novels and several volumes of literary essays to his credit. He won the Sahitya Akademi Award in Hindi for his book Viklang Shradha Ka Daur.
Parsai appeared on the literary horizon as a humorist. His humour has a strong social content and is replete with biting satire matched by no other writer.
5. Amrit Rai (b. 1921), He did his M.A. in English Literature from the Allahabad University. During his student days he was attracted towards Marxism which he viewed with an open mind maintaining that no philosophy can be greater than life. His published works include seven novels, eight collections of short stories, three plays, and a number of volumes on humour and literary criticism. One of his most outstanding books, Kalam Ka Sipahi, Premchand's biography, won him the Sahitya Akademi Award in Hindi. He also edited Hans, the magazine founded by his father, Premchand, for ten years. He was conferred the Jawaharlal Nehru Fellowship. He is also a recipient of the Soviet Land Nehru Award and the Dwivageesh Samman
6. Amarkant (b. 1925), Born in Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh in 1925, Amarkant was educated at the Allahabad University. His stories are marked by deep insight, compassion and a tantalising streak of satire. With five collections of short stories and half a dozen novels, he has carved a permanent place for himself in Hindi fiction. He has also been a regular contributor to Hindi journals
7. Bhisham Sahni (b. 1915), Born in Rawalpindi (now in Pakistan), Bhisham Sahni was educated at Government College, Lahore from where he took his Master's degree in English Literature. After coming to Delhi he taught in a college. He worked as a translator at the Foreign Languages Publishing House in Moscow for about seven years and on returning to India resumed teaching. So far he has published eight collections of short stories, four novels, three plays, a biography of his brother Balraj Sahni and several translations. He won the Sahitya Akademi Award for his novel Jamas
8. Kamleshwar (b. 1932), Born in Mainpuri in Uttar Pradesh, he holds a place of eminence in Hindi literature having distinguished himself as a short story writer and novelist. He has also been associated with films. He was the first editor of the Hindi magazine Nai Kahatriyan and subsequently also edited Sarika, Katha Yatra, Ganga and the daily Jagaran. He also held the position of the Additional Director General of Doordarshan
9. Rajendra Yadav (b. 1929), Born in Agra, Rajendra Yadav graduated from the Agra College in 1951. Along with Mohan Rakesh and Kamleshwar he had a big hand in introducing the modem sensibility in Hindi fiction. His works comprise a dozen collections of short stories and seven novels. One of his novels, Sara Akash, was made into a film. Ke has also published a book of poetry, an anthology of Hindi short stories, and a book of literary criticism besides translating Chekhov and Camus in Hindi. He is associated with a publishing house and is the editor of Hans
10. Ram Kumar (b. 1924), Born in Shimla he did his M.A. in Economics from the Delhi University. He has distinguished himself as a writer and a painter. He lived for a long period in Paris and later in America. He has held several exhibitions in London, New York and Sao Paolo. Recipient of the Lalit Kala Akademi Award, and author of two novels, five volumes of short stories and a travelogue, his writing is marked by sophistication and a quiet charm where even a small detail has a telling effect as a brush stroke on canvas. His volume of short stories in English translation was published by the Writers Workshop, Calcutta
11. Shekhar Joshi (b. 1934), Born in Almora, he was educated at Ajmer and Dehradun and worked in a Defence Workshop from where he was since retired and now lives in Allahabad. His first story appeared in Dharmayug in 1955 which set him out on the course of writing, marked by a steady output that has claimed wide attention. He has five collections of stories to his credit, besides numerous other writings
12. Markandaya (b. 1932), Born in Keravat, in the Jaunpur district of Uttar Pradesh, he has made his mark as a short story writer. His outstanding collections of stories include : Pan aur Phool (1954), Hansa Jaie Akela (1960), Bhutan (1961), Sahaj aur Shubh (1964), Mahue ka Fed, Mahi, and Dana Bhusa Tattw Anya Kahanian (1980). His novel Agnibeej appeared in 1981. He has also a collection of one-act plays, Patthar aur Parchain
13. Krishan Baldev Vaid (b. 1927), Born in Dinga, Punjab, (now in Pakistan), he did his M.A. in English Literature from Camp College, New Delhi, having migrated to India after partition. He studied at Harvard on a Fullbright and Rockfeller Foundation Grant and received his Ph. D from Harvard in 1961. Later he taught at the Punjab University, Chandigarh. He was also the Visiting Professor at Brandes University and Chairman of the Dept. of English, State University of New York at Potsdam. With a subtle psychological slant in his stories and high literary virtuosity, Vaid had carved a niche for himself in contemporary Hindi fiction. His published works include six novels and six collections of short stories many of which including two novels having been translated into English and other languages. He has recently been published by Penguin India
14. Shailesh Matiyani (b. 1931), Born in 1931 in a village near Almora, he is a leading novelist and a story writer, having published a dozen novels, ten collections of stories, and a critical work, Junta aur Sahitya (The People and Literature). His works vividly describe the problems faced by the unprivileged sections of society. He also edits a journal published from Allahabad where he now lives
15. Shivprasad Singh (b. 1928), Born in Jalalpur village in the Varanasi district of Uttar Pradesh, he did his M.A. and Ph.D from the Banaras Hindu University, where he began to teach Hindi, retiring in 1988 as Professor and Head of the Department. He is now a freelance writer and edits the literary journal, Sarokar.
He has published six collections of stories, five novels, five volumes of essays and four volumes of literary criticism beside a biography of Sri Aurobindo. His novel, Neeln Chand won him the Sahitya Akademi Award for 1990
16. Krishna Sobti (b. 1925), Born in Gujarat (now in Pakistan) in 1925, she was educated at Shimla, Lahore and Delhi! Her forte is the short story though she has equally distinguished herself in her novels which are marked by a virile diction and a bold approach characteristically her own. She has written eight novels and a collection of short stories. Her work Zindaginama won her the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1980. She is also the recipient of the Sahitya Shiromani Award
17. Nirmal Verma (b. 1929), Born in Shimla in 1929, he took his Master's degree in History from St. Stephen's College, Delhi. Between 1959 and 1968 he lived in Prague studying and translating Czech literature into Hindi. He left after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and returned to India. Acknowledged as the master of the short story in Hindi, his work, like Chekhov's allows the flow of life to find its own form in art. He has published four novels, five collections of short stories and several volumes of travelogue and essays. His collections of stories World Elsewhere and The Crows of Deliverance were recently published in England. He is also a recipient of the Sahitya Akademi Award
18. Mannu Bhandari (b. 1931), She obtained her Master's degree in Hindi from the Banaras Hindu University. She is now among the leading Hindi writers. Two of her stories have been made into successful films and a play based on her novel Mahabhoj has achieved notable success. She has eight collections of stories, four novels and some books for children to her credit. She has recently retired from the Miranda House, Delhi University, where she had been teaching Hindi
19. Usha Priyamvada (b. 1932), Born in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, she did her post-graduate in English from the Allahabad University. After a brief teaching stint at the University of Allahabad and Lady Shriram College, University of Delhi, she did her post-doctoral research at Indiana University, USA, as a Fullbright scholar. Currently she is a Professor at the University of Wisconsin. Her publications include three novels, four collections of stories and two biographies. She writes in Hindi and English
20. Giriraj Kishore (b. 1936), Born in Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, and educated at Agra, he started writing right from his school days. His published works include ten novels, seven collections of stories and half a dozen plays. At present, he is the Head of the Centre for Creative Writing and Publications, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
21. Hridayesh (b. 1930), Born in 1930 at Shahjahanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Hridayesh is working at the District Court, Shahjahanpur. Ploughing a lonely furrow he has carved his way in the field of Hindi literature, maintaining a steady output. His first story was published in 1951 and since then he has published five novels and five collections of stories
22. Shaani (b. 1923), Gulsher Khan Shaani was born in Bastar, Madhya Pradesh. He began writing at the age of 20 and has so far published ten collections of short stories, four novels and a socio-anthropological travelogue on Bastar. His novel Kala Jal has been translated into English, Russian and Lithuanian. Recipient of the Shikhar Samman, he has for a number of years edited Samkaleen Bhartiya Sahitya, the Hindi journal published by the Sahitya Akademi
23. Ramakant, He did his M.A. in Hindi and after working with the Soviet Information Services for a number of years he relinquished his job to devote all his time to writing. His chief works are Doshi, (1979), Teesra Desh (1981) and Koi Aur Boat. His collections of short stories include Bhai Mukti and Ghar Ki Vitto. He was honoured with the Soviet Land Nehru Award for his contribution to literature
24. Ram Darash Mishra (b. 1924), Born in Dumri in the Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh, he did M. A. and Ph.D in Hindi Literature from the Banaras Hindu University. He was Professor of Hindi at the Delhi University for several years. His published works include ten novels, seven collections of short stories, seven volumes of poetry, a volume of belle lettres, a number of books on literary criticism and an autobiography in four volumes besides a travelogue on Korea
25. Gyanranjan (b. 1936), He attracted wide notice with his provocative short stories, particularly his collection, Fence Ke Idhar Udhar, published in 1967 and followed by Yatri and "Kshamjivi. Currently, he devotes all his time to Pahal, a literary magazine published by him
26. Mudrarakshash (b. 1932), Subhash Chandef, who writes under the pen name Mudrarak-shash, was born in a village near Lucknow. He did his M.A. in Philosophy from the Lucknow University whereafter he acted as the Assistant Editor of a prestigious Hindi literary magazine published from Calcutta. Later he joined the All India Radio at Delhi where he simultaneously wrote and acted in plays. He is known for his quaint experiments in poetry and daring incongruities on the stage. Tendua (The Leopard) and Gufaen (The Caves) are his two well known plays. He has also made his mark as a short story writer, having three collections of stories and two novels
27. Govind Mishra (b. 1939), Born at Banda in Uttar Pradesh, he did his M.A. in English literature from the Allahabad University and joined the Indian Revenue Service. He has published six novels, an equal number of collections of stories besides a travelogue and a volume of literary essays
28. Kashinath Singh (b. 1936), Born in Jeanpur near Banaras, he passed his Matriculation from the village school and did his M.A. and Ph.D. in Hindi literature from the Hindu University, Banaras where he subsequently held a position in the Hindi Faculty. He started writing in 1960 and has since published six collections of short stories, a novel and a play. Having Marxist leanings in politics he has also translated Polish, and Japanese writings into Hindi
29. Asghar Wajahat (b. 1946), Born at Fatehpur in Uttar Pradesh, he did his M.A. and Ph.D. in Hindi Literature from the Aligarh University. He has published four collections of short stories, a number of plays and a novel, besides an anthology of progressive poetry. Currently, he is teaching Hindi at the Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
31. Mithileshwar (b. 1950), He was born in Arrah in 'Bihar. Author of more than eight collections of stories he has carved a niche for himself as a short story writer in Hindi. His important collections include Meghnad Ka Nirney, Gaon Ke Log, Dusra Mahabharat, BandRaston Ke Beech and Chhah Mahilayen. He has also written a novel, Yudha sthal which was published in 1981
32. Jai Ratan (b. 1917), Jai Ratan was born in Ludhiana in 1917 and now lives in Delhi. He retired as a senior executive from a known business house of India. He was educated at the Forman Christian College, Lahore, from where he took a Master's degree in English literature. He is a founder member of Writers Workshop, Calcutta
Apart from writings of his own, he has translated extensively from Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi into English. He has over three dozen translations to his credit. He has also edited and has been published in several anthologies published in India and abroad. He is the recipient of the 'Divagish' Award for 1991 and very recently the Sahitya Akademi Prize for Translation (English) in 1992
Jai Ratan, the translator, was born in Ludhiana in 1917 and now lives in Gurgaon. Apart from writings of his own, he has translated extensively from Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi into English. He has over three dozen translations to his credit. He has also edited several anthologies. He is the recipient of the 'Dwivagish' Award (1991) and very recently the Sahitya Akademi Prize for Translation (English).
Bhisham Sahni (1915-2003) born in Rawalpindi (now in Pakistan), was educated at Government College, Lahore. After coming to Delhi he taught in a college. He worked as a translator at the Foreign Language publishing house in Moscow for about seven years and on returning to India resumed teaching. So far he has published eight collections of short stories, four novels, three plays, a biography of his brother Balraj Sahni and several translations. He was awarded the Padma Bhushan for Literature in 1998 and Sahitya Akademi fellowship in 2002. For his novel Tamas, he won Sahitya Akademi Award in 1975.


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I am not a falling start that is using up all its energies
To crush upon itself and be doomed in infinite gravity.
I am rather a line stretched out down there
In the visible parameters of time-line.
I am rather a line-graph having curves,
Downs and ascends - somewhere running parallel
To the horizontal axis.
I am affected by your tears and pains
Egypt, I am affected by the brutality of Cleopatra;
By the harms done by nonsensical repressions
On the smooth mommies of last Pheros.
I am affected by the gunshot that are heard
Cracking down the cheers of vibrant sons;
Chanting and Lincon's words
Of the people, by the people, for the people.
Yes, that people are the prophet of time,
waving flags and basking is sunshine;
They love to die and dip in this
Infinite timeline.
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Obama requires Leap of Faith
A recent Wall Street Journal article compared the life of Obama by using "South Park" as an analogy. Consider the 1998 "Gnomes" episode -- possibly surpassing Milton Friedman's "Free to Choose" as the classic defense of capitalism -- in which the children of South Park, Colo., get a lesson in how not to run an enterprise from mysterious little men who go about stealing undergarments from the unsuspecting and collecting them in a huge underground storehouse. What's the big idea? The gnomes explain: "Phase One: Collect underpants. "Phase Two: ? "Phase Three: Profit." Lest you think there's a step missing here, that's the whole point. ("What ...
Obama's Health Care Policy
Let's take a closer look at Obama and what he wants to do with our health care system. The following information is from Obama's Home Page as of June 5, 2009. The Current Situation Making sure every American has access to high quality health care is one of the most important challenges of our time. The number of uninsured Americans is growing, premiums are skyrocketing, and more people are being denied coverage every day. A moral imperative by any measure, a better system is also essential to rebuilding our economy -- we want to make health insurance work for people and businesses, ...
The Obama Budget
The Obama Administration released it's proposed budget for 2010. It totals $3.4 Trillion, about 10% larger than 2009 ($3.1 Trillion), 17% larger than 2008 ($2.9 Trillion), and about 23% larger than 2007 ($2.77 Trillion). Some reports state the budget is $3.55 Trillion. While spending this money, the Administration boasts a savings of $17 billion by trimming or eliminating 121 programs. How is it that Obama can say he's saved $17 billion when the the proposed budget is $300 Billion larger than the prevous year? The math doesn't add up. Okay, so 121 programs are cut and the $17 Billion won't be ...
Debt Load Unsustainable
Obama continues to make dumb mistakes as President. He recently harped on the credit card companies because they like to raise interest rates on individuals that don't make timely payments. But Obama wants to restrict their business, telling them what they can and can't do. This is very hypocritical.  As Gateway Pudit puts it, "Biggest Borrower in History Tells ASU Students Not to Live on Credit." With Obama introducing the largest fiscal deficit, where does he have the moral high road to tell students how to live? Next thing you know, because the Obama Administration has spent so much of ...
Obama and GM (Government Motors)
Bondholders of GM soundly rejected the offer placed before them, to swap their debt for 10 percent of the new company. I am one of those bondholders and the numbers presented just did not make sense. Bondholders hold $27 Billion in GM Debt. The UAW Trust has $20 Billion owed to them. The Government has loaned an additional $20 Billion to GM. But under the proposal required by the Obama Administration, the bondholders would receive 10 percent, the UAW Trust would receive 39 percent, the Government would receive 50 percent, and existing shareholders would receive ...
Obama Pressured to Champion Gay Issues
Many gay activists have been disappointed that Obama has not moved as quickly on their pet issues as he has on behalf of abortion and several other liberal issues in his first months as President. Here are some of the issues they want to see addressed: Some advocates, irked that there are no gay men or lesbians in his cabinet, are mounting a campaign to influence his choice to replace Justice David H. Souter, who is retiring. Same-sex marriage is advancing in states — the latest to allow it is Maine — and a new flare-up in the District of Columbia ...
Obama tax on work cell phones?
It came out over the weekend that the IRS and the Obama administration are looking to tax the use of work cell phones as a fringe benefit. This is after all of the talk of Obama wanting to tax health benefits that are paid by employers. What happened to Obama's promise to not increase taxes for those of us making less than $250,000 a year? Obama tells us another lie, and the people keep buying his crap. We have to look further into the issue. Why is Obama wanting all of these taxes? It's not really a matter of want. Obama ...
Obamanomics is not Fiscal Prudence
Prudence NOUN: 1. The state, quality, or fact of being prudent. 2. Careful management; economy. SYNONYMS: prudence , discretion , foresight , forethought , circumspection It makes sense that people balked openly at Barack Obama's latest statement about the economy when one looks at the above definition of prudence. Obama feels in his first hundred days of Presidency he exercised "fiscal prudence." Many American's beg to differ, if the recent protests indicate anything. President Obama promised to decrease the deficit by half, which will not be difficult to do considering his current spending plan will increase it exponentially. Will he deliver on his promise? Sure, but it ...
GeneralBarack Obama wants to have a chat with my kids
This letter came home with my kids today. September 3, 2009 Dear Parents, On September 8th, the first day of school for many children across America, the President of the United States will deliver a national address directly to students on the importance of education. He will challenge them to work hard, set educational goals, and take responsibility... [Read more of this review]Protesting Obamacare
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Some people think that this now famous poster is not fair, and that it is mean spirited, and that it doesn't address the issues, and whatnot. I disagree, so I give you the following reasons why this is an appropriate comparison between the Joker and Obama. #1. Burning piles of money. Both Barack Obama and the Joker light giant piles of money on fire... [Read more of this review]Obama Hipocrisy Alert
We all know that Obama is a scumbag. He tries to get his way on everything. When it comes to health care, Obama was a bill passed before the August recess. In an interview done in 2004, Obama criticized President Bush for ramming legislation through Congress. It now appears that Obama is doing the same thing. Below is an excerpt from the article. Hypocrisy... [Read more of this review]Obama vs. the Policeman
Okay, I've got to rant a bit about this Obama vs The Policeman thing. I'm so sick to death of it… I can't stand it… but what I can't stand even more than "the issue" is Obama's half assed non-appology. "I've talked to him on the phone and he's a good man and a good police officer" yadda yadda... [Read more of this review]Obama: One-Term King of Hell
I've decided that Barack Obama is probably going to be a one term president. Oh, that's not just wishful thinking on my part, by watching him lately; I think he knows it too. He's pushed way too far, way too fast. He's done more to advance FDR's progressive agenda in 6 months than FDR managed in his first term. Obama knows he has no time to... [Read more of this review]Obamacare: Seeking Greater Inefficiencies
Normally, when the government gets involved with business, we see poor performance. We see greater inefficiencies but we're not surprised. What does surprise us is when the politicians admit it. In a speech given by Obama at the Childrens National Medical Center in Washington, he said the following. "The reforms we seek would bring... [Read more of this review]Obama wants to bail out homeowners
Obama is being dumb again. This time it's even more asinine and mind blowing. According to the new plan, those that have fallen behind on their mortgage would be able to stay in their homes and pay rent instead. This means that the bank will repossess the home but the people get to continue living there. This part isn't so bad. Under... [Read more of this review]TOTUS takes a fall
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On Sunday the New York Jets (3-2) take on the Pittsburgh Steelers (0-4) at MetLife Stadium. The Jets are coming off of a inspiring victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night while the Steelers are rejuvenated following a bye week. Lets take a look at some of the keys to the game from a New York Jets perspective.
Offensive line play- In order for the Jets to have success on Sunday the offensive line must play very physical in the trenches. The Pittsburgh defense, led by coordinator Dick LeBeau, is going to bring the heat against Geno Smith and the line must be prepared for their attacking style. Gang Green's unit cannot afford blown assignments or communication issues with players like LaMarr Woodley and Troy Polamalu flying around.
Pound the rock- The Steelers defense is ranked 25th against the run giving up almost 123 yards a game. The Jets must once again utilize their platoon of running backs (Ivory, Powell, Goodson) to set the tone of the game and eat up chunks of yards. It would be great to see offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg develop another game plan that used a variety of formations to run the ball out of. With the running game established the down the field passing game becomes a little easier for Geno.
Limit turnovers- Geno Smith is coming off of a game where he made very smart decisions with the football and did not have any turnovers. Smith must continue to play within the offense and take what the defense gives him. The rookie quarterback is going to see a variety of looks from the Steelers defense and must get rid of the ball quickly to avoid negative plays.
Replacing Barnes- The New York Jets defense suffered a significant blow when Antwan Barnes was lost for the year with a knee injury. Barnes had 2 sacks on the season along with a team leading 12 quarterback hits. The Jets will look to Quinton Coples and Garrett McIntyre to pick up some of the slack. Coples, the Jets first round pick in 2012, has to be the guy to raise his game and become an effective pass rusher.
Secondary issues- It appears that rookie defensive back Dee Milliner will miss Sunday's game with a hamstring injury. To complicate matters further there are rumors that Antonio Cromartie could also miss the game with a knee injury. Cromartie would be a tremendous loss to the Jets secondary as he is the team's best cover guy. Darrin Walls and Kyle Wilson will be the immediate replacements in the secondary with Ellis Lankster and Isaiah Trufant to see additional reps as well.
Get Big Ben to the ground- The Steelers power running game of years past is gone as the team is ranked last in the NFL averaging 58 yards a game. The Jets defense must dominate the line of scrimmage and get after quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. Big Ben is a tough quarterback that buys time with his movement in the pocket and willingness to take a big hit in order to make plays down the field. Gang Green's defenders must get Ben to the ground to disrupt the passing game and possibly generate turnovers.
This is going to be an interesting game for the Jets as it could be somewhat of a trap for the team. Gang Green is coming off of an emotional win and could have their eye on a marquee match-up with the Patriots the following weekend. The Steelers are a prideful group that will be rested and motivated after a bye week.
I think this is going to be a low scoring, physical game with both defenses making impact plays. The Jets could start out slow but as the game progresses should be able to control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. This game will not be pretty but Geno and company find a way to win. 17-13


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*By Wagner Barja
Quite timely was the quotation made in reference to Lúcio Fontana and Nelson Leirner in Cauê Alves' text that addresses Geraldo Zamproni's work. An individual who is mindful of the issues of his time and observes the ruptures brought about by his predecessors must be perceived as a language constructor. Therefore, such an artist must walk in the footsteps and follow the trail of those who preceded him, only then to tread his own path. Among many others, Fontana and Leirner left visible marks to follow.
With a simple slash on the surface, in a revolutionary gesture of synthesis, Lucio Fontana inaugurated a broader field of possibilities for a new aesthetics focused on investigating the other side of flat painting with concrete characteristics. This is a bidimensional style of painting in pursuit of the remote Renaissance depth of field contemporarily transposed to the unsteady terrain of environmental art ensconced in a space beyond the artwork, which provides the art object with an undeniable capability of being present in the world.
Nelson Leirner, recognizing the intensity and importance of the innovation introduced by that slash on the canvas, contributed to reaffirm these concepts with his own particular irony and humor in a Pop development of Fontana. Making clear reference to the original slash, Leirner added to Fontana's aesthetic creation an opportune zipper, which interactively opens up to allow the eye to transcend the frontiers of the pictorial surface.
The aforementioned iteration is also convenient for Geraldo Zamproni's work, which revisits this paradigm shift that is so prized by subsequent generations of artists in the recent history of painting.
Through the direct incorporation of the external world into the art object, Zamproni's proposal centers on zipping canonical surfaces, which open and close by means of the interactive manipulation of the work and its externalities, elements that are not comprised of the art object itself, but of its inaccurate surroundings.
Interventions that dissect the essence of the earth with the scalpel of sight and with the practical and instantaneous nature of ideas and contemporary materials. Propositions that quite significantly and symbolically encompass this world's surface and underground environments.
In spite of addressing architecture and landscapes, Zamproni's interventions do not revolve around the representative universe. The artist searches for the unknown, the core of the elements he utilizes to transcend simple appearances, to transform the original functions of those elements into singular counterpoints that produce strangeness precisely in the details that are not perceivable to the eye, in the landscape and in the architecture. Therefore, the unimaginable becomes an elementary concept in his creative endeavors.
The subjective component is broadly manifested to highlight and make feasible, with the language of present-day art, the concept of unlikelihood. This notion is of the utmost importance because it involves the surroundings, the element that is not revealed in the scope of more traditional art, which is obviously upheld by non-prospective and representative and linear works. That being the case, the "B" side of an artistic proposition extends itself ad infinitum and gives way to other spacial possibilities, such as in Fontana and Leirner, who put forward a multidimensional spaciality that differentiates itself owing to the fact that it transcends the customary reality.
These approaches do not attempt to unveil the enigmas of the universe, but to expose them to the new and the impenetrable with the intent of connecting the created object to its surroundings, to the exterior elements that encircle it. Thus, philosophy is to come into play in order to perceive what one cannot visualize. A borderline language that connects the issues that find themselves on the boundaries, on the dividing lines, and then pours into the complex interior of the contemporary art work.
There is a tense relationship between strength and weakness that causes an intentional unbalance in Zamproni's current proposition for the FUNARTE Marquee Project (Projeto Marquise FUNARTE). The diaphanous and Dyonisian inflatable material that curiously seems to support the entire structure of the construction, rather contrastingly, creates a metaphor with the Apollinean weight of the concrete marquee that connects the Funarte Cultural Center, located in the architectural complex created by Oscar Niemeyer, in Brasília.
The artist made the fortunate choice of placing his "inflatable elements" in a building designed by one of the greatest architects of the 20th Century. It is also interesting to highlight that the audacious poetic visions that single out Oscar Niemeyer's architecture are, when compared to Zamproni's propositions, coincidentally based on a very similar concept: make what seems impossible, possible. It is worthy of notice that Niemeyer's bold conceptions, the huge free-spanning reinforced concrete structures made feasible as a result of structural calculations, become striking contrasts, a juxtaposition of extreme lightness and overwhelming weight. In parallel, both the artist and the architect establish a utopian aesthetics of the unlikely.
As for the "inflatable elements", large red cushions that are a part of the surreal proposal of having light air-filled items apparently supporting a massive concrete slab over 320 linear feet long over several columns, there is a clear intent of making it appear as if such an endeavor is physically impossible, incompatible with reality. It is an ironic and contradictory intervention given the weight of the construction.
A design with such antagonistic elements generates discomfort because of the unusual sense of humor that unbalances the placid urban landscape. At first, the result obtained from the repetition of the images establishes a certain rhythm, in spite of the intense nonsense feeling caused by the sight of incompatible materials, and creates an element of surprise derived from the use of lighter elements to support the heavy ones.
Consequently, the artist fulfills the complex role of overcoming the massive and monumental modernist-city scale by directly intervening in and interacting with the work designed by an acclaimed icon of international architecture. Therefore, such an undertaking temporarily transforms the daily existence of this city into something extracted from the unlikely universe of art.
• Wagner Barja is a visual artist – Title of Notorious Knowledge in Visual Arts, Theory and History of Art, and Art Education – Director of the National Museum of the Cultural Center of the Republic in Brasilia.


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The summer movie season isn't exactly best known for independent film. With billions of dollars set to be spent on a vast amount of sequels and remakes ("The Amazing Spider Man 2," "X-Men: Days of Future Past," "22 Jump Street," "Step Up All In," "Transformers 4," "The Expendables 3," etc, etc, etc....Read More »
The 2014 Maryland Film Festival announces its first lineup today for its 16th year. The festival, set to take place from May 7-11, has begun its unveiling with a list of ten feature film titles. The festival includes an approximate total of 50 feature films and 10 short film programs from around the...Read More »
The incredibly prolific Joe Swanberg, whose most recent film "Happy Christmas" recently premiered at Sundance, will be the subject of weekend retrospective at the Museum of Moving Image in Queens, New York. The filmmaker will be present at all of the screenings.Read More »
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Christmas parties wouldn't exist without the countless lights used for decoration, which made for an interesting experience for cinematographer Ben Richardson, who most recently went to Sundance with the Oscar-nominated "Beasts of the Southern Wild" and now returns with Joe Swanberg's Anna Kendrick-...Read More »
As perhaps the poster boy for independent cinema in the last seven to eight years, it's crazy to realize that lo-fi filmmaker Joe Swanberg has never been in competition at the Sundance Film Festival before. While two of his films have played in Park City previously (though one was a short segment in...Read More »
As Joe Swanberg matures as a filmmaker, he's beginning to look at what happens to the Mumblecore generation once they get older: They're not yet middle-aged, but they're also no longer comfortably in the aimless twentysomething sweet spot that once defined the genre.Read More »
Ahead of the film's Sundance premiere this weekend, Magnolia Pictures and Paramount Pictures have announced a collaboration to bring director Joe Swanberg's new comedy "Happy Christmas" to theaters in 2014.Read More »
Over 120 feature-length films will screen over the course of the 2014 Sundance Film Festival, which launches this Thursday and runs until January 26. Before flying out to Park City to present our annual coverage of the event, Indiewire has weeded through the massive lineup to pick the 14 features we...Read More »
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Sidegate Lane care home in Ipswich, Suffolk, provides personalised residential and rehabilitation care for older people.
We want each resident to live as independent and fulfilling a life as possible, so we make sure everyone has lots of choices about important aspects of daily life, from the activities they take part in to the food they eat. Family and friends of residents are welcome to visit their loved ones here at Sidegate Lane care home at any time.
We offer specialist support for individuals with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and we also we have a rehabilitation suite which provides supportive care for older people after they've been discharged from hospital. For some individuals, our rehabilitation suite provides an alternative to hospital admission. We work closely with physiotherapists and other health professionals to provide personalised rehabilitation care which often includes engaging activities such as cooking.


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"Pioneering musician Carline Ray died July 18 at age 88. In the 1940s, when it was difficult for women to be accepted as jazz musicians, Ray found a home in the all-female band The International Sweethearts of Rhythm as the guitarist and a featured vocalist. She was also a bass player who performed with Sy Oliver, Mercer Ellington and Mary Lou Williams.
Ray was born in Harlem in 1925 during the Harlem Renaissance. She graduated from Juilliard and the Manhattan School of Music. Her husband, Luis Russell, led his own band and worked as Louis Armstrong's music director.
Ray's daughter, Catherine Russell, is an acclaimed jazz singer. When Fresh Air recorded a concert and interview with Russell last year, she talked about her mother.
"She wanted to play, and she was inspired by all the jazz on 52nd Street and hearing Billie Holiday live," Russell told host Terry Gross.
Catherine Russell produced a new album of her mother singing — between 2008 and 2011, when the collection was recorded, she still had a rich contralto voice — which was released just before Ray died."
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Arunachal student's death in Delhi sparks off anti-racial protests in Agartala
The death of Nido Taniam, a student from Arunachal Pradesh, in New Delhi, sparked off anti-racial protests in Agartala, Tripura.
Some of the protesters also took part in a candlelight vigil and demanded improved security for the students.
Taniam was beaten up mercilessly in a busy market in New Delhi, and was declared dead at a hospital a day later.
There is a feeling of outrage within the northeast community over regular incidents of racial discrimination that they suffer at the hands of people in Delhi.
Taniam was allegedly beaten to death at Lajpat Nagar in south Delhi on January 29 as he got into a brawl with local shopkeepers while reacting to a verbal racial slur and taunts on his hair colour.
Youth in Agartala city came out in droves, as they demanded that the Special Armed Forces Act should be repealed.
"Our demand is that the northeastern students should be provided with 100 percent security and the special armed forces act should be removed from northeast. People should treat us equal and should not taunt northeastern students," said a protester, Tanay Singh.
Taniam, whose father is a Congress lawmaker in the Arunachal Pradesh state legislature, was studying in Jalandhar, Punjab, and had travelled to Delhi for a holiday.
His body was received by his relatives and other public leaders at Tamen in Lower Subansiri District on February 1. The post mortem report is awaited.
Students from India's northeast have always voiced against wide-scale discrimination meted out to hapless youngsters going to the national capital every year looking for better opportunities for education and career.
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Leadership Tips: 6 Powerful Questions to Ask Yourself Daily
Intelligent and successful leaders all do one thing better than anyone else. They are constantly asking themselves questions to stay relevant and insightful.
Whether you're running a company, heading up a startup, or leading a team, asking yourself these questions every day will help you get the most out of your work and leadership and make the difference in your success.
1. Did I work toward my goals today?
Successful leaders understand the importance of goal-setting in everything from long-term vision to short-term motivation. Focusing on your goals helps you to organize your actions and make the most of your ambition and aspirations.
2. What bad habits do I need to stop?
Your bad habits--and we all have them in some form--may be damaging your credibility and your business. It is well worth putting in the daily time and effort to overcome them and replace them with things that will serve you better.
3. What motivated me today?
Motivation is the force that keeps pushing you forward. It is your internal drive to achieve, produce, and develop--and it's always to your benefit to pay attention to the things that feed your personal motivation.
4. Have I been the kind of person I want to be?
Character rules. You're not born with the qualities that make up your character, but they develop as you go through your experiences, your failures, and your wins. Govern your sense of responsibility and responses to events to develop the character you'd like to have.
5. What mistakes did I make today, and what can I learn from them?
We all experience failures and mistakes; it's how you respond that makes the difference. You can choose to see failure as proof of your inadequacy, or recognize it as an incredible learning experience.
6. What am I grateful for today?
There will always be bad days and good days, bad luck and good luck. Through it all, gratitude remains among the most useful tools you can have. It shows you what really matters and what's important, and it keeps you level-headed and focused on what is important.
If you want to create a shift in your business and your leadership, make a daily practice of asking yourself the right questions--because it is the right questions that lead us to the right answers.
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US ban on alcohol marketing in college newspapers upheld
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In the US a federal judge upheld a state ban on alcohol advertisements in college newspapers last month, saying that student papers do not have a First Amendment-protected right to advertise age-restricted products to their primarily underage readerships.
The newspaper in question is The Cavalier Daily, of the University of Virginia. Federal judge Lauck said that the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control asserted "a substantial interest in combating the serious problem of underage drinking and abusive drinking by college students." This is enough, she ruled, to limit the papers' commercial speech.
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For the first time since the beginning of the season the Rams finally got back into the win column by defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-20. The task ahead does not get any easier unfortunately as the Rams have to play the Texans and Panthers both on the road, before they have to play the division leading Seahawks.
However, we will take it one game at a time and focus on the Texans for now. The Texans came into the season as possible favorites to win the AFC South and the AFC for that matter. Unfortunately for them that just hasnt been the case. The Texans have lost 3 straight games and in the two games they did win it took a few last minute miracles to pull them out.
Matt Schaub has been a giant problem for the Texans this season. In the past four games Schaub has thrown at least one interception that went for a touchdown, including one that basically gave the Seahawks the win in week four. It is uncertain who the Texans will turn to this upcoming week. Will they stick with Matt Schaub, or will they turn to two time playoff victor T.J. Yates.
Whoever the Texans do go to the Rams will definitely have their hands full. The Texans still have Arian Foster, Ben Tate, Andre Johnson, and DeAndre Hopkins they have to manage, not to mention all the playmakers on the other side of the ball featuring JJ Watt. The Texans have plenty of talent, but whether or not take advantage of that talent is another question. The last time the Rams took a trip to Texas the result was embarrassing. The Rams will definitely be hoping for a better result this time around. This definitley wont be their first rodeo.
The Rams may have just caught the Texans at the perfect time, and in the right year. The past few season the Texans have been a powerhouse, this season has been a completely different story.The Texans are banged up and there are a lot of major questions surrounding this team which features the questions at quarterback. Whenever you have questions surrounding the quarterback, it's never a good thing.
The Rams have found their winning formula along with their run game. Like mentioned before the Rams are going to have their hands full this week, but this game is definitely not a for sure loss, the Rams do have a chance of leaving Houston with a victory. If the Rams get a win at Houston they will move to 3-3,be back at .500, and then things will start to get very interesting going into the middle part of the season.


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Al Ain progress to President's Cup semis
Aboutrika's debut for Bani Yas ends in disappointment
Dubai: Mohammad Aboutrika's Bani Yas debut ended in disappointment last night as his new side were beaten 2-1 by Al Ain in the President's Cup quarter-final at Al Wasl's Zabeel Stadium.
The Egyptian former double African Cup of Nations winner, who wore the No.72 as a mark of respect to the 72 Al Ahly fans who died in last year's Port Said Stadium riot, drew the Abu Dhabi club level with a wonder strike with 20 minutes remaining. But he could only watch as Ali Al Wahaibi grabbed the league champions a winner ten minutes from time.
Al Ain were without current league top-scorer Asamoah Gyan, who has yet to return from national team duty with Ghana at the Africa Cup of Nations. But fellow forward Jires Kembo Ekoko, of Congo, more than made up for his teammate's absence with two assists, helping his side progress to the semi-finals.
A bullet header from Alex Brosque fired Al Ain in front on 15 minutes, following Jires Kembo Ekoko's volleyed cross.
Bani Yas could have levelled soon after, but Andre Senghor struck Amer Abdul Rahman's defence-splitting pass wide of the post.
Al Ain's Omar Abdul Rahman then failed to connect to Ali Al Wahaibi's cross before the interval, just as Nicky Carle took one too many touches on his approach on goal for Bani Yas.
Mohammad Abou Treika finally got Bani Yas' deserved equaliser on 68 minutes, blasting the ball into the top right-hand corner from a lay-off outside the area by Haboosh Saleh.
But it was to be shortlived, as ten minutes later Ekoko again assisted, passing to Al Wahaibi, who tapped bottom left beyond keeper Obaid Al Suwaidi.
Al Wahaibi then missed a chance to grab a brace in a similar one-on-one supplied by Omar Abdul Rahman.
It didn't matter however, as in response, Andre Senghor could only head over from Khalid Al Mansouri's cross and tap wide from a late free-kick.
At the time of going to press, last night's other President's Cup quarter-final results between Al Wahda and Al Jazira and Al Ahli with Dibba Fujairah were unknown. But Al Ain progressed with Al Shabab Al Arabi into the semi-finals after the Mamza outfit beat Sharjah 1-0 earlier in the month.
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Warlock lay on the grass, exhausted and fully sated. He was staring up at the sky trying to catch his breath when he heard Mercha's question. He looked at her and raised a brow, "Of course I missed your pussy. I always do. We used to have sex all the time but now we can't do that because we have Joshua." He moved her closer to him, "It's okay though, it's a part of being parents." He said, kissing her forehead. "I really like this place. I think you're right, we should build a vacation home here and come whenever we feel stressed. This place is perfect. I guess we should thank Sunflower for letting us into her home huh." He smiled right before a frown made its way to his face, "As much as I love it here, we have to go home, Mercha. I won't keep running. I refuse to. We didn't do anything wrong. We are raising Joshua with a lot of love, so I don't see the point in running."
Chameleon laid on Warlock's chest aimlessly drawing circles on him, "I know you did baby, because I surely missed your dick. I love our little boy with all my heart, but he is the biggest cock blocker in the world." She laughed, and listened to what Warlock was saying, :I know you're right babe, we have to go home. We are damn good parents, and Joshua is a happy boy, so we need to go home, and let your father and anybody else that questions our love for Joshua, know that we are not scared. We will fight them to the bitter end if we have too." She kissed him deeply. :Yeah, we need to go and thank Sunflower for letting us stay here, but it's time we get our son and go home." She got up and they got dressed, and with one more kiss, they were on their way back to get Joshua, and go home.
Chameleon wasn't even trying to quiet down her screams, Lock was pounding her pussy like only he could. He was like a wild beast, and she was loving every second of it. She knew she was a goner when he started massaging her clit, "Fuck baby, yes baby it feels good, make me cum, baby. Make your Mercha cum." With a few more thrusts, she was gone. Screaming from the top of her lungs. But Lock wasn't done, he flipped her back over and was back inside her. "LOCK….SHIT!" She kissed him back and when he finally got his release, she was there with him again getting another one. She was completely exhausted, and couldn't move. "Lock…whew! You were amazing! Did you miss your Mercha's pussy or something?" She giggled, already knowing the answer to the question.
Warlock lay on the grass, exhausted and fully sated. He was staring up at the sky trying to catch his breath when he heard Mercha's question. He looked at her and raised a brow, "Of course I missed your pussy. I always do. We used to have sex all the time but now we can't do that because we have Joshua." He moved her closer to him, "It's okay though, it's a part of being parents." He said, kissing her forehead. "I really like this place. I think you're right, we should build a vacation home here and come whenever we feel stressed. This place is perfect. I guess we should thank Sunflower for letting us into her home huh." He smiled right before a frown made its way to his face, "As much as I love it here, we have to go home, Mercha. I won't keep running. I refuse to. We didn't do anything wrong. We are raising Joshua with a lot of love, so I don't see the point in running."
Chameleon lapped up every drop of Lock's juices that he offered her. She needed to taste him, and was so completely satisfied when she did. Hearing Lock scream out in pure pleasure made her happy. She smiled when she heard Lock, "Damn is right baby, I love hearing you cum so hard." She helped him out of the rest of his clothes as he helped her out of hers. She moaned feeling him sucking on her nipples, "Damn Lock, is your tongue pure magic? Because it is doing a number on me right now…" She arched her back to feed him more of her. She smiled when he told her to get on her knees, she quickly did what was asked of her. She loved it when Lock would take her from behind. She couldn't hold back her screams when he entered her, "UGH LOCK! Fuck me baby…fuck your Mercha!" She was throwing her hips back matching his thrusts with hers. "Fuck me harder Lock."
Warlock rammed his dick in and out of Mercha. Hearing her words only made him hungrier for her. "Fuck! You feel so good…" He was grunting with every thrust. Leaning down, he rubbed her clit rapidly as he continued to pound her pussy. "Feel good baby? You wanna cum for me? Cum for you husband Mercha. I need to feel your pussy clenching around me." He had to stop the urge to cum right when she came. She was screaming his name and bucking violently but he wasn't done with her yet. He pushed her onto her back and rammed his dick right back inside. His lips captured her as he fucked her harder. He could feel himself getting ready to cum and when she came again, he didn't stop it. Removing his mouth from hers, he screaming, "Fuck! Shit! I'm cumming!" and came hard inside her pussy.
Chameleon was loving everything that Lock was doing. She was bucking her hips, feeling her climax was about to come, and before she could say a word, she was cumming hard. "LOCK!" She was violently shaking and the feeling of pure bliss washed over her entire body. She had to take a minute to compose herself, but once she did she, she smirked at Lock as she pushed him on his back, "Now it's my turn." She unbuttoned his pants and pulled his dick out. She licked her lips as she started stroking his shaft. "Damn I missed this dick." She slid her mouth over the tip of his dick and teased his slit with her tongue, tasting his pre-cum. "Mmm…you taste so good baby." She licked up and down his shaft, while she massaged his balls. She took his balls in her mouth and sucked on them, before damn near swallowing his dick in her mouth. "You like it when your Mercha gets nasty on your dick baby?" She took in as much as she could again, slightly gagging, "Mmm, I want you to cum in my mouth baby, I want to taste you." She began humming on his dick wanting him to cum.
Warlock laid on his back with a smile. He knew what was coming next and he couldn't wait to feel her warm wet mouth on his dick and she didn't disappoint when she started stroking him, "Mm… This dick misses you." He licked his lips in anticipation and almost bit his tongue when her mouth landed on his dick. He couldn't think. All he could do was feel and the feeling was out of this world. "Fuck! Suck my dick Mercha. That feels so good." She was doing everything he liked to get him to cum, from licking his shaft to sucking his balls. When she asked him to cum, he couldn't hold back, he bucked his hips a few times and came hard in her mouth. "Damn…" He breathed out trying to catch his breath. He kissed her for a few minutes and removed her dress, sucking on her nipples to make them stand out. When he felt his dick get hard again, he said, "Get on your hands and knees Mercha. I need to see your ass jiggle." She did so quickly and after caressing the globes, he positioned himself at her entrance and entered her quickly.
"I vote for vacation home." Chameleon was so lucky to have a man like Lock to love her and to make sure she was always happy. She smirked seeing the look in Lock's eyes, "I know that look baby, I like that look." She positioned herself to get ready for what Lock had in store for her. She kissed him back with so mush passion and desire. "You read my mind baby." She squealed feeling him rip her panties off, and she moaned the second his lips touched her pussy. "UGH! Fuck baby!" She slid her fingers in his hair and gave it a slight tug, "Don't stop baby, make your Mercha cum."
Warlock loved hearing his Mercha scream, when she tugged on his hair and bucked her hips, he latched on to her clit and flicked his tongue over the bundle of nerves rapidly. His fingers pumped her pussy and he could feel her about to cum. He looked up at her and could see her head thrown back, so he began to hum around her clit. "Cum for me Mercha." A second later she was screaming his name and shooting her juices into his mouth. He drank up all she had to offer and kept on licking her until she had stopped shaking. "Mmm… You taste delicious."
Chameleon was stunned, "Are you serious baby? Were you really thinking about moving here?" She took a deep breath, "You know what, I don't know about making this our permanent residence, but we could definitely have a vacation home here." She laid back on the grass snuggled up next to Warlock, "It is beautiful. Baby, do you realize that we have not been alone like this ever since we left the house?"
Warlock look towards Mercha, "I'm serious. If you want us to move, I'll do it." He smiled, "A vacation home is good too. We can come here whenever we're free." He wrapped his arm around her shoulder and kissed her forehead. "Hmm… I realize that." That fact made him smile and his dick hard, "and I think we should make use of this opportunity." He moved so that he was hovering over her and wiggled his brows, "I know exactly what we should do with our free time." He kissed her lustfully and began to lift the skirt of her dress. Once he had accomplished the task, he ripped her panties off and kissed down her body, his lips and tongue landing on her wet pussy.
Chameleon and Warlock were walking around the hippy colony. Sunflower took Joshua for the day to give them a break. They had been there for a week now, but they were just now getting a chance to really see everything. "Baby, this place is so beautiful and peaceful. Can we move here permanently?" She giggled knowing that was not going to happen, she would miss her friends too much. "I just really like it here."
Warlock strolled along the field of daises with his wife. It had been a week since they were there and he couldn't be happier that they had decided to visit the colony. "I'm considering selling our home and moving here actually." He smiled at his wife, "You just tell me if we should or not." When he found the perfect clearing for them to sit in, he pulled Mercha there, "We should lay down here and enjoy the day." They laid down on the grass and he looked up at the sky. "It's a beautiful day." He inhaled deeply and smiled.
"See, I do have good logic." Warlock said kissing her on the cheek. "You're right about that. But then again, I'm powerless against your touch too." He frowned when the waitress slammed their food on the table and could feel his anger rising when he heard her comment, "Excuse me? Who do you think you are judging us? You're the waitress. Do your job. That's all you're required." Too angry to eat, he got up and said, "You know what, we're leaving. We don't need your shit." He looked at Mercha, "Come on babe, let's find a hotel room and order room service."
"Babe, I always said you were a genius." She giggled. "So neither one of us can control ourselves huh? Then we are in trouble." She kissed him back, and glared at the waitress, "You need to mind your own damn business, and get out of ours, before something bad happens to you." She grabbed Joshua's bag and handed the car seat to Lock, "Yes, let's go, apparently some people have no home training, I don't need my son to pick up any of those bad habits." They headed out to their hotel and enjoyed the rest of the night in a judgement free zone.


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