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South Africa's greatest strengths on their triumphant tour of Australia were unity and dignity. Those two qualities are disappearing fast
March 11, 2009
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South Africa's greatest strengths on their triumphant tour of Australia were unity and dignity. Those two qualities are disappearing faster than the shine off a new ball. Their unity started to go when the selectors cut Neil McKenzie and Morne Morkel, which clearly displeased the captain Graeme Smith. Their dignity took a hit when those same selectors gave Ashwell Prince the leadership and took it off him less than a day later.
The coach Mickey Arthur has always been a fan of the "the innocent climb". It's a concept put forward by the NBA coach Pat Riley, who believes that when a team comes together unselfishly and feels itself growing stronger, turf wars and power struggles are put aside. It described perfectly the South Africans in Australia. That's no longer the case.
A team that had been run quietly, calmly and successfully by Arthur and Smith for the past few years has started to whiff of internal tension. The new convenor of selectors Mike Procter has already annoyed Arthur by plumping for JP Duminy over Prince for this home series. After the Durban loss, which confirmed South Africa's first series defeat since mid-2006, Procter and Smith sat next to each other to talk about the decisions, but it was about as united as they would get.
Smith spoke first and voiced his disappointment that the same XI that he had taken into all five Tests against Australia this season was about to be ripped apart. It was natural that Smith was despondent - he had a broken hand and his team had just lost the series - but his body language took an even more negative turn when Procter began to speak.
As Procter explained his rationale for leaving out McKenzie and Morkel, Smith slumped back in his chair, turned his head away and looked off into the distance. It was like he didn't want to listen. Procter's opening statement, which he directed to Smith and Arthur, who wasn't present, gave a strong hint that his panel's choices had been unpopular with the team.
"Neil Mac has done a wonderful job," Procter said. "He came in as a makeshift opening batsman and had a fantastic year last year, so it wasn't an easy decision to come to leave him out. But there does come a time when decisions have to be made. Sometimes it's very tough. At this stage, the selectors obviously feel for Graeme and Mickey because those guys that have been left out have obviously been together for a long time."
Smith's choice of words was equally revealing. After noting that it was naturally disappointing for a group to be split up after achieving so much together, Smith said: "Unfortunately the way of life or the way of sport is that if the selectors feel you haven't played well enough then it's a natural progression that things are going to change."
If the selectors feel you haven't played well enough. It was impossible not to derive that Smith was thinking specifically about McKenzie when he said those words. As McKenzie's opening partner over the past year, Smith knows how hard it is to face the new ball against world-class attacks in a wide range of conditions and consistently give the team strong starts.
A permanent part of the Test top order since the start of 2008, McKenzie had a strong calendar year and finished it with 1073 runs at 53.65. He was a key man on the tours of India and England but his form tailed away and he managed only one half-century against Australia.
Losing McKenzie will be a major change in the South African structure. Hugely popular in the dressing room for his humour and affability, McKenzie also has a sharp cricketing brain and was the acting captain on the field when Smith had a broken hand during the Sydney Test. That he was not given the same responsibility in Durban was telling. At 33, it will be difficult for him to come back.
He and Smith will be replaced at the top of the order by Prince, who is not a regular opener, and the debutant Imraan Khan. It's a risky strategy to play two unfamiliar openers but Procter was adamant that the middle order could not be altered. Hashim Amla, he said, didn't like opening.
But how does the preference of Amla, a supremely talented batsman who has failed to fulfil his promise in the five Tests against Australia, earn more weight than that of Prince, the man who was supposed to lead? Amla opened in Smith's absence at Kingsmead and showed no discomfort with the new ball as he scored 43.
It's just another example of confused logic, as was the decision to make Jacques Kallis captain for Cape Town after initially handing the job to Prince. They're the kind of moves that do little to inspire confidence.
How must McKenzie feel to have his Test career all but ended by a panel that reverses its decisions so quickly? What must the supporters be thinking about the rapid promotion and demotion of Prince? And how nervous will the to-ing and fro-ing make the rest of the squad?
South Africa must rediscover their unity and their dignity. The players and fans deserve better than to lose the innocence of the innocent climb.
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- TNA Knockout Winter turns 31 years old today.
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In Protest
I'm not a radical. I don't like to raise my voice. I strongly dislike crowds and loud noises. I don't like to inconvenience anyone. So how did I end up in the middle of a crowd of 1400 protestors in Boston last night, marching to the South Bay Correctional Facility and effectively shutting down traffic downtown and on a highway connector? Because, quite simply, I felt I had to do something, and I didn't know what else to do.
I complain all the time about the injustices of my quotidian existence: my not-so-stellar salary, my pasty skin, my inability to see anything more than five feet away when I'm not wearing my glasses. But ultimately, I am privileged. I am ridiculously privileged. I have a job, an apartment, food when I'm hungry, a supportive family, a closet full of clothes, shelves full of books, access to the Internet, healthcare, dental care, a therapist, a car that gets me where I need to go, amazing friends. I am straight. I am not fat. I am white. I am middle class.
Lately, it feels as though everything that could go wrong in the world is going wrong. History will not remember 2014 fondly. Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, CNN, the newspaper–you can't escape the news. It's everywhere. In just the last two weeks alone, we've heard nearly 20 women come forward with sexual assault allegations against Bill Cosby, seen a twelve-year-old boy get shot and killed because he was brandishing a toy gun, read an expose of an epidemic of gang rape at the prestigious UVA campus, and watched the nation split allegiances over the announcement that Darren Wilson would not be charged with Mike Brown's murder, meaning he would not stand trial. And that's just in America.
That's a lot of unsettling news to deal with. Where do we put our feelings, our thoughts, as we're barraged by more and more testimonies, conflicting accounts, hateful comments, grainy video footage, and click bait headlines?
I don't know what it's like to be a police officer faced with someone you believe to be a threat to your safety. I also don't know what it's like to be Black. All I know how to be is the person I am–privileged, educated, straight, white, healthy. Regardless of all of those circumstances, I feel helpless. I feel voiceless. I feel ashamed.
I know I don't like living in this world where people die of gun violence and drug overdoses and hunger and people are unable to see humanity in others. I don't like knowing that the vast majority of incarcerated prisoners are Black. I don't like hearing that Daniel Handler made a racist joke at the National Book Awards directly following Jacqueline Woodson's win for her book of poems, Brown Girl Dreaming. I don't like knowing that women I care about have been sexually assaulted or harassed. I don't like feeling unsafe because I'm a woman, but knowing that it's probably a fraction of the fear and trepidation Black Americans feel every day. I don't like not knowing what the Black experience is like, or the Asian experience, or the Indian experience, because I wish it was all just the human experience.
So when I heard about the protests being organized around the country last night, I was compelled to go. I waffled, because I wasn't sure what a protest could accomplish. Racism in America is a HUGE problem, and it's systemic, and it has roots. Deep roots. What would my presence at a rally in downtown Boston do to change anything? Also, let's be honest, I was really just tempted to go home, put on sweatpants, and watch New Girl.
But I went. I went because even if my voice is small and I am only one person, I was at least able to show my support for change, my frustration at the way things are, and my hope for the way things can be someday.
We began in Dudley Square, outside the police station in Roxbury, where we observed 4 1/2 minutes of silence in memory of Mike Brown and other victims of violence, and listened to several speakers. The speakers galvanized the crowd and encouraged us to take to the streets. The leaders of the protest announced we were going to South Bay, to show solidarity to the inmates there. We walked through Roxbury, chanting "Black Lives Matter," and "No Justice, No Peace." We eventually gathered under the windows of South Bay, chanting and raising arms to the prisoners inside as they pounded on the bars and waved. It was surreal to me, watching these young men, most of them Black, knowing they were behind bars.
I don't know what they did to get there. I'm not saying they're all innocent. I'm not even saying Mike Brown was completely innocent–we'll never know. What I do know is that there is grave injustice in this country and I would love to see real change in my lifetime. I am privileged to have been able to march on the streets and chant and watch other people in those windows. I was privileged to be able to turn around and go home when I wanted to. I was privileged to have been able to participate in a peaceful demonstration and not feel like I had to fight or rage for that right.
For many, the Ferguson situation has become a question of divided loyalties–are you on Darren Wilson's and the police's side, or are you on Mike Brown's and the rioters and protestor's side? For me, the question is not that at all. The situation in Ferguson is illustrative of a larger problem–the problem of rampant racism that this country has been refusing to acknowledge for hundreds of years. And we're not going to get anywhere if we keep pretending we live in a post-racial world just because a Black man is president.
I feel like I'm in no way qualified to comment or philosophize about these issues, but staying silent doesn't feel like a good choice either. So here are my words, because sometimes that's all we can give.
The Affair
I heard about Showtime's new drama, The Affair, like I hear about most new television shows–from buzz on the Internet. It seemed everywhere I looked there was more praise. I've recently gotten hooked on Masters of Sex and I loved Homeland when it first came out, so it seemed like I should at least give this new show a shot.
The premise is simple enough. Noah Solloway (played by The Wire's McNulty, Dominic West) is a writer living in a well-appointed Brooklyn brownstone with his wife and four children. His first novel has just been published, with middling reviews. The series opens on the morning of his family's annual departure to Montauk, where they will spend the summer at his wife's parents' ginormous beachfront mansion. As the show goes on, we learn that his wife's (Helen) father is a famous writer himself–who also happens to be a jerk.
The Solloways stop (a little inexplicably) at a local restaurant in town called The Lobster Roll before they get to their final destination, where they meet Alison, a beautiful young waitress with a haunted face and tousled hair. This, as all the previews and ads tell us, is to be Noah's mistress in "the affair" from the title. While the family orders lunch, their youngest daughter chokes on a marble and Noah must save her, pounding frantically on her back while everyone else panics. Afterwards, he finds Alison coming out of the women's room, crying and upset.
Later that night, after yet another attempt to have sex with his wife is foiled by one of their children, Noah wanders down to the beach, where he finds Alison, sitting by the shore in a skimpy sundress. She offers him a cigarette and asks him to walk her home, where she has something she wants to show him. He follows, feigning reluctance. Turns out, she wants to show him her outdoor shower, which he seems really excited about. This part is weird, because who doesn't have an outdoor shower in a beach town? Anyway, it gets weirder, as Alison invites him to "try it out," stepping brazenly out of her dress and stripping down to nothing. Flustered, Noah says he's married, and has to leave. But before he gets too far, he hears a scuffle and goes back, only to witness an awkward scene between Alison and a man in her driveway.
Actually, this man is Alison's husband, Cole, and he's played by Joshua Jackson, nee Pacey Witter, of Dawson's Creek fame.
So, the premise is sort of generic: "happily" married family man goes on vacation, is sexually frustrated and perhaps suffering something of a mid-life crisis, becomes infatuated with a beautiful local and proceeds to cheat on his wife with her. All kinds of hi-jinks ensue.
But here's where The Affair goes from relatively mundane to fascinating: in the middle of the first episode, the point of view shifts from Noah to Alison. Similar to True Detective (another show I love), we learn that the two main characters (Noah and Alison) are narrating their accounts of events to a police detective. They speak obliquely about a crime, but we don't know what it is quite yet. By the end of the episode, when they flash to present-day Alison, it becomes clear that a good amount of time has passed between when the two first met and when they're recounting these events–Alison has aged, gotten a new haircut, and refers to needing to "pick up her kid."
Meanwhile, in the flashback, we learn that there's a reason for Alison's haunted eyes–she and Cole have lost their young son in some kind of tragedy. She cries in the shower and reads Peter Pan to her son's grave. She is sad. In Alison's version of events, SHE is the one who saves Noah's little girl's life when she is choking. In her version, she is on the beach avoiding the bonfire where her husband is having fun with friends when Noah shows up, flirty and spouting nonsense about only smoking French cigarettes. (He's a writer from Brooklyn, so this actually pretty much checks out). When he offers to walk her home, she is the one who is reluctant. When he freaks out about her outdoor shower, she confusedly asks if he wants to try it out. In her version, she leaves her clothing on. In her version, he clumsily kisses her. When he leaves, she gets in the shower, then confronts Cole in the driveway when he gets home. She collapses in his arms, exhausted by her sadness, and he comforts her. It's an intense scene in both versions, but the implications are radically, radically different.
The interesting part about these two sides of the same story is how much the details matter. In Noah's story, Alison is all legs and wind-blown hair and skin. Even the skirt on her waitress uniform is indecently short. In Alison's memories, her hair is pulled up and she's wearing slouchy t-shirts instead of skimpy sundresses. Her uniform covers her ass. In each recollection, the role of seductor and seductee is reversed. It's always the one with the cigarettes you can't trust.
I'm interested to see what happens–what was the crime? Why are Alison and Noah implicated in the crime? What does their relationship have to do with the larger events of that summer? But I'm most interested in the way the story is being told–the unreliable narrators are incredibly compelling, and it's fun to wonder just who, if either of them, is telling the truth. Or if there's really any one truth.
I'm looking forward to seeing what happens–the second episode was just as good as the first, with the same subtle differences and details in both parts of the story.
Have you seen it? Are there any other television shows that remind you of novels and stories in the way they're told?
New Yorker
Last night, I dreamed that I was on a plane, and for some reason, the plane needed to make a stop in New York. It landed in Brooklyn, inexplicably beside the backyard of a bar I once frequented, and I looked out the window and started to cry.
This weekend was a busy one. I went to First Friday at the ICA and had drinks by the waterfront. On Saturday night, I had dinner in the South End and then went to see a great production of Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?, starring Malcolm-Jamal Warner, at the Huntington Theater. Sunday was spent at an apple orchard, picking apples, ogling fall foliage, and eating cider donuts. It doesn't get much better than New England in the fall. So why the subconscious attack of New York nostalgia?
I can't even begin to guess at the kinds of things my brain goes through when I'm asleep (later in the dream, I lost a tooth, the pieces falling out of my mouth like broken shards of pottery as I tried to hide it from the people I was with), but I'd venture a guess that my subscription to The New Yorker plays at least a tiny role.
Joe got me a subscription for Christmas two years ago, back when I was still living in New York. The issues would arrive in the mailbox every week and I would dutifully read them from cover to cover, always beginning with poring over the Goings On About Town pages, looking for readings and openings and exhibits and concerts to go see. I would look forward to seeing which restaurant would be profiled in the Table for Two section. Then I would flip through and look at all the cartoons, choose which long-form features looked most appealing. I saved the fiction for last. As in most everything else I do, my reading of the magazine was methodical, linear.
As the months progressed, my relationship with the magazine became more fraught. It seemed that as soon as I would finish one issue, another was waiting in the mailbox. I started to be more choosy about which articles I would read and which I would skim or even skip altogether. You might be thinking, "Of course! This is normal! You can't read EVERYTHING!" But for me, it felt like a tiny failure each time I skipped an article, and eventually, entire issues.
In December, I wondered if I should ask for a renewal of the subscription for Christmas. Joe assured me that his gift had been a gift "for life," or something to that effect. Fast forward to January when I figured out that what he actually meant was the money was scheduled to auto-deduct from our joint checking account which was by that time just my checking account. Another broken promise. ANYWAY.
When I moved to Boston in February, I updated the mailing address and began receiving The New Yorker here. I know many people all over the country read the magazine and it's a common sight on the T, but it still felt out of place in my new Boston home. I would reflexively begin with the Goings On About Town and then realize I couldn't attend any of the events listed there. The feeling was oddly crushing, so now I open the magazine wide, right to Talk of the Town. Even then, some of the blurbs are so specific to New York that I cringe a little. I used to get the jokes, the references, feel that tiny twinge of satisfaction knowing that I was some kind of insider. I know it's kind of smug garbage, but it's the truth. And it's different now.
Now, when the magazine comes, I put it on my nightstand. Not the one on "my side" of the bed, but the other side, where there's a stack of New Yorkers. The stack on the table by "my side" of the bed is comprised of whatever books I tell myself I'm going to read before bed–usually short story or essay collections. So there's my "bedtime reading" and then my "primary" book, which is what I carry with me in my purse and read on my commute and during lunch breaks if I have time. Lately, I've been feeling so neglectful of my stack of New Yorkers that I've reserved Fridays to take one with me and read that on my commute instead, and usually try to finish it up over the weekend. Usually, I just end up with a pile of crumpled, half-read magazines folded down the middle, but at least I'm trying. Sure, I can also read the magazine on my phone and on my computer, but I prefer to read it in the printed form–I'm old fashioned that way. It somehow feels like I haven't really read it if I read it online.
The holidays are creeping up on us and I'm starting to get notices in the mail about my subscription running out. I'm torn. I do enjoy getting the magazine–there are some seriously great articles and stories, and it's always nice to get something besides junk mail. It also feels like a link to New York, in some ways, as sad and nostalgic as it sometimes makes me. But it also induces a great deal of guilt and anxiety in me–will I have time to read it this week? What if I miss an article I would have really loved?
It sounds silly, but it really does cause me stress, and I know I'm not the only one to suffer from this condition. There should be some kind of support group.
So, I have to make a decision–do I want to spend the money to renew my subscription, or should I just read the free content online and use my money elsewhere (like a gym membership)? The more I think about it, the more I think I'm going to need to cancel the subscription…
Thank you all so much for reading, and for your support, and your kindness, and your patience over these last few months. I haven't been updating here as much as I should or as much as I want to, and lately, I've been using this space as a kind of catharsis/venting/writing space more than a literary style blog, and that might be confusing. It's also confusing when I decide to post about once every three weeks. My apologies for all of that, and my gratitude for sticking with me. I can't promise any huge changes, but I still love this blog and I want it to continue and I'd like to make it more of a priority.
That said, let's talk about shoes!
About a year ago, I started to realize my leopard flats were more uncomfortable each time I wore them. One day, I happened to actually look at them (of course, this was in the middle of the day, after I'd been wearing them for hours, and was at work), and noticed there were holes worn straight through the soles. Whoops! I'd paid $70 for them the year before, but they weren't very high quality, and I lived in New York City, so I guess I couldn't have expected them to last very long.
Ever since, I've had my eye out for replacements, but I haven't found any yet. It seems like a few years ago, leopard flats were EVERYWHERE. And now that I need a new pair, they've disappeared! There are leopard heels, and leopard loafers, and leopard sneakers–but the leopard flats have been hiding (at least the affordable ones have). I don't normally buy shoes online because I'm afraid they won't be comfortable, and I haven't seen any cute leopard flats in a physical store every time I've looked.
But there are some cute options out there, if I'm willing to pull the trigger and take the chance on online shoe buying. Here are some of my favorite options:
Nine West Snooze Smoking Slippers $79
Steve Madden Elusion D'Orsay Flats $79.95
Land's End Bianca Ballet Flats $79.95
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There are some days when I'm walking down the street and I wonder whether people can tell that I'm a walking wound. Of course, I'm more than that, but can they see? Can a stranger on the train or sitting in the park or at the grocery store see that my heart is still tender, that it's raw and bleeding? Can a friend?
Thankfully, those days are happening less and less. But they still happen, because wounds take time to heal, even when you take care of them the best ways you know how.
But six months ago, when I'd first moved to Boston and I was still feeling my way blindly through every day, I think I was mostly wound, even though I tried to prove otherwise. And it was that wound that wrote a letter to my favorite advice columnist, Ask Polly. I've read her weekly column for a long time, and her words, always cutting and honest and funny and poignant, resonated with me, no matter what the issue she was addressing. I wanted to know what she would think of my situation. I wanted to know what a stranger would say. I wanted someone to make me feel better, to make me feel less alone and flailing and confused. So I wrote her a letter.
And she answered. Today. In her last column at the Awl before she goes on to New York Magazine (in fact, she's already started–her column there today was also fantastic).
Reading my letter, six months later, was almost as much of a shock as seeing it published. I am not cured. I am still looking for balance, but that balance is not only between anger and sadness. I still have questions that will never be answered and that leaves a gaping hole in me. There is still a part of me that gnaws, the part that shoulders the blame, but I know it's nothing more than a demon. Mostly.
But if I wrote a letter to Polly today, it would be a very different letter. I'm not sure it would involve Joe at all. Of course, everything does, still, at some level, but it's not everything.
The whole truth is not the letter, or Polly's response. She gives some good advice, but a few paragraphs from me couldn't possibly sum up the whole situation. She's never met me, and she's never met Joe. She doesn't know the particulars, the countless tiny things that added up to the now. Because no one does.
I'm still processing seeing my words on the screen, without warning. I'm still trying to remember the place I was in when I wrote the letter, trying to think about what I was looking for. I'm wondering if he will read it, I'm worrying that he will read it, I'm wanting him to read it. Because when someone you loved the only way you knew how, and then some, cuts you out of their lives completely, there is no response but becoming a wound. But time and friends and family and love and generosity and wisdom and acceptance and words all have healing power, and together, they can start to heal that wound, and I'm so fortunate to have an abundance of all of those things in my life.
There are some parts of Polly's response I don't believe are true. There are some things in my own letter I no longer believe are true. But there are true things in both. The most important takeaways, though, for me, are that I am more person than wound. I am stronger and more assured and more hopeful and less scared than I was when I wrote that letter. And in six more months, I will be even better.
I struggled with whether to "go public" with my letter and Polly's response. But, in the end, I believe that we learn from our mistakes, and my mistakes, as well as my achievements, are all a part of my experience. And I need to write about my experiences in order to fully process them. So I'm owning this experience, claiming this wound. I was there; that happened to me. But I'm not there anymore. I've moved on. And there are far better things ahead than those I've left behind. (Except Chief–he'll always be the best.)
I'll let Polly sum it up:
This tragic turn in your life gouged a big scratch across you. Own that scratch, the anger and the sadness there. Tell the truth about what it did to you. Because it was a gift, this premature exit from a fantasy world. It was your passage to a better life, lived among real people with heart and substance, where tarnished things are good enough, where you are good enough. You are good enough. You are good enough, right now. You are good enough. You are.


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Our House of Delegates will meet on December 9th from 3:30pm to 5:30pm by means of the Utah Education Network. We will be broadcasting from the Salt Lake meeting at the Eccles Broadcast Center at the University of Utah. Receiving conference rooms will be located at Weber State University in Ogden, at Utah State University East in Price, and at Southern Utah University in Cedar City. We are trying this long distance approach to encourage more members to attend and to help cut down the driving time into Salt Lake. We will be very interested in seeing how this does turn out. (This could be a model method for the future.) I encourage you each to consider attending as a UNA member and therefore as a delegate. Some of you did sign up at our October conference. We hope you can still attend. ALL members are invited and encouraged to attend. I have attached the following information for your use: You must be a member of UNA/ANA or Utah Only.1. The map for the Eccles Broadcast Center at the University of Utah. Parking will be in the lot NORTH of the center. Please carpool as much as possible. 2. The list of rooms on the outlying campuses.3. Attached please find an SUU campus map. The SUU Department of Nursing is located in the L.S. & Aline W. Skaggs Center for Molecular Sciences (building 39). I have also attached a parking permit that can be forwarded to attendee's. Please print and place the permit on the dash of the vehicle where it is most visible. This permit does not need to be printed in color. This permit is valid in any red or blue lot on campus. Directions are as follows:From I-15: Take Exit 59. Turn East on 200 North. Turn right on 300 West, proceed south two blocks to Southern Utah University. The Department of Nursing is in the LS & Aline W. Skaggs Center for Molecular Sciences (building 39) is at the corner of 300 West and 200 South.Park in front of the building as available or the parking lot directly across the street.4. A copy of the bylaws changes which we will be discussing at the meeting. Please look over the bylaws changes carefully. Many changes are simple wording changes to meet the recent ANA structure changes, but a few are substantive changes which the Board and Nominating Committee support.I look forward to seeing YOU at this historic, first virtual House of Delegates meeting! Let's do this together!
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In the run-up to the forthcoming Westminster elections, Siobhan Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive of Early Years - the organisation for young children, launches her organisation's manifesto, outlining the key issues for the early years sector and calls for a continued investment in services for young children.
At no time in our history have we had so much evidence that investing well in the lives of young children and their families makes good sense. Science, including economics, all point to early childhood as a critical and sensitive period in human development. The Nobel Laureate, Prof James Heckman, confirms not only the social desirability but also the economic prudence of an investment programme, in young children and their families. His cost benefit analysis, where he found that every £1 invested yielded a return of £17, needs more so than ever to be understood and acted upon.
At a time of the worst UK recession in decades, it is important that local candidates hoping to win their seat in Westminster go to Westminster determined to make the case for continued investment in services for young children. In particular, they need to show a willingness to argue the case for a continued investment in Sure Start, the Pre-school Expansion Programme, a universal programme for Two Year Olds, an investment in the training and professional development of the early years work force and greater flexibility in the parental leave system.
If our candidates wish to continue to see the positive gains in the educational attainment, economic productivity and public health of the Northern Ireland population, they all need to campaign for the continuation and growth of investment in young children aged 0-6 years. As Northern Ireland moves slowly away from conflict and into a hopefully more peaceful and enlightened period, our youngest citizens are our society's greatest hope of finally shaking off the shackles of conflict. It's time that making children into Northern Ireland's most powerful and valued resource becomes an important issue in this election.
That's why Early Years - the organisation for young children, has just published its manifesto which urges the local candidates to see the issue of investing in young children as an important one and as an election winner.
The forthcoming Westminster elections present a real opportunity for politicians and policy makers to fully embrace a call for investment in young children which in turn will then allow all Northern Ireland politicians to champion the delivery of the long awaited 0-6 Strategy.
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The key demands of the Early Years manifesto call for a commitment to extend universal services for two year olds so that children in Northern Ireland will have two years free pre-school care and education. Early Years believes that there is now a real opportunity to introduce a single funding formulae for all young children receiving pre-school


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As I look through my notes, I am becoming convinced that your Belle is the sister of my James. I have a birthdate of 1845 for Isabella. I found in my notes that the family was indeed in Pendleton County for the 1860 census. In the 1850 and 1870 censuses they were in Covington. However, Isabella was not there in 1870, which would make sense if she married in 1865.
I have been trying for a long time to find out what their father's name was. I think you may have just provided that information! Here is what I know about the Routts. The father (perhaps Columbus?) died about 1850, around the time my g-g-grandfather James Wesley was born. There were five children that I know of: Thomas (b. 1839), James J. (b. 1941), Isabella (b. 1845), Columbus (b. 1847), and James Wesley (b. 1850). I would guess that Thomas and James J. were the Civil War veterans you mentioned. The mother was Lucretia Metcalf (b. abt 1815 in Paris KY- d. 1883 Covington KY). Lucretia remarried about 1852 to William Edmonds. This marriage produced two more sons: John W. (b. 1853) and Charles Edmonds (b. 1855).
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It's hard to remember now, but the Red Sox of the twentieth century was a team of tragedy and symmetry. They won several times during the Taft and Wilson Presidencies, but then they traded Babe Ruth to the Yankees and never won again. They had two brilliant sluggers who mainly played left field, and who led the team from Roosevelt's second term to Reagan's first: Ted Williams, who played from 1939 to 1960, and Carl Yastrzemski, who played from 1961 to 1983. Both played only for Boston and neither won a World Series. They each made it there at the age of twenty-seven—Williams in 1946 and Yaz in 1967—only to lose traumatic, seven-game series. The winner each time? The St. Louis Cardinals. And in both of those series, one outstanding pitcher did in the Red Sox. In 1946, Harry Brecheen went 3-0, with a 0.45 E.R.A. In 1967, Bob Gibson went 3-0 with a 1.00 E.R.A.Continue reading»


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The fans at Joyce Center will be treated to a game between the Cornell Big Red and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish when they take their seats on Sunday. Cornell was an 83-70 loser in their most recent outing on the road against Western Michigan. They covered the 14-point spread as underdogs. Notre Dame won its last outing, a 93-60 result against Army on November 24. Cornell:
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2013 NBA Draft - Ben McLemore rising on list of top 30 NBA prospe...Chad Ford
In the second edition of his NBA draft Big Board, Chad Ford ranks the top 30 prospects for the 2013 NBA draft. Kentucky freshman Nerlens Noel retains his No. 1 spot, but several big names move up and down the list.Story | Conversation | January 30, 2013
Jay Bilas and Chad Ford - Top overrated prospects in college bask...Jay Bilas and Chad Ford
Jay Bilas and Chad Ford examine the top five overrated prospects in college basketball, outlining players who have yet to play to or reach their potential. Plus prospects on the rise and key games to watch this week.Story | Conversation | January 14, 2013
A primer for the Big 12 season -- college basketballJason King
With the conference season set to get under way, Jason King takes a look at what's in store for the Big 12 conference.Story | Conversation | January 03, 2013
Jay Bilas and Chad Ford - Top 2013 breakout candidatesJay Bilas and Chad Ford
Jay Bilas and Chad Ford examine the top breakout candidates for the second half of the college basketball season.Story | Conversation | December 31, 2012
Ranking the top 25 freshmen in college basketballJohn Gasaway
John Gasaway ranks the top 25 freshmen in college basketball for the first month of the season -- based on production, not potential. UNLV's Anthony Bennett earns the No. 1 spot.Story | Conversation | December 06, 2012
2013 Big 12 basketball recruiting class gradesDave Telep
RecruitingNation's Dave Telep grades the 2013 basketball recruiting classes in the Big 12 following the late signing period.Story | Conversation | November 27, 2012
Kansas Jayhawks lead the 2012-13 Big 12 Power Rankings - NCBFran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla looks at the 2012-13 Big 12 conference, ranking the teams from best to worst.Story | Conversation | July 24, 2012
Replacements for top NBA prospectsFran Fraschilla
With June fast approaching, the top teams in college basketball are dealing with the inevitability of losing key players to the NBA draft. In many cases, this becomes a common occurrence, and plugging in the next potential star is routine. Here are ...Blog | April 30, 2012
Kansas, Baylor and other top teams have some big shoes to fill ne...Fran Fraschilla
ESPN Insider Fran Fraschilla looks at young players who will be counted on to fill the roles left by players departing for the NBA at Kansas, Baylor, Kentucky, North Carolina and UConn.Blog | Conversation | April 30, 2012
Andy Katz: Indiana Hoosiers still lead revised Top 25, but plenty...Andy Katz
With several underclassmen and recruiting decisions in the books, Andy Katz takes another look at the Top 25 for 2012-13.Story | Conversation | April 12, 2012