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Samir Nasri will torture himself over the moment he missed the chance to score a vital away goal for France - a mistake he has vowed not to repeat against Ukraine in Tuesday's World Cup qualifying showdown.
Les Bleus must overturn a two-goal deficit at the Parc des Princes if they are to reach the Brazil finals after losing the first play-off 2-0 in Kiev on Friday night, Roman Zozulya and Andriy Yarmolenko doing the damage for the hosts in the second half.
France, who risk missing out on a World Cup appearance for the first time since 1994, had plenty of chances to score with Nasri perhaps presented with the best opportunity when Franck Ribery put him through on the Ukraine goal.
The Manchester City midfielder took too long to pick his spot, however, allowing Andriy Pyatov to snaffle the ball in good time.
Nasri rejected suggestions he had been dithering in possession, instead claiming he had simply been looking for a better route to goal.
He told L'Equipe: "No, I did not hesitate. My first thought was to the cross the ball because I didn't think I could get past the keeper at his near post.
"I saw how he was positioned, and that the angle was open, but when I put my head down to concentrate on my footwork he closed me down.
"I have regrets because I think that I could just have hit it hard towards the near post, but if I'd missed there I would have looked ridiculous.
"I think I'll replay that moment 200,000 times in my head, hoping that I'll have another chance like that on Tuesday but that it goes straight in next time."
Ukraine broke the deadlock in the 61st minute as Edmar set up Zozulya from the centre of the area, the Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk striker slotting the ball past Hugo Lloris from 12 yards.
Arsenal defender Laurent Koscielny, who was later sent off, conceded a penalty for a foul on Zozulya and Yarmolenko stepped up to blast the penalty past Lloris.
"It is hard to take," Nasri added. "When you look at the game, the 2-0 win was not deserved because we had chances, me especially.
"We had bad luck with both goals because Hugo (Lloris) touched the ball on both occasions. Apart from that, we weren't really troubled."
Nasri has assured Ukraine they will endure an "aggressive" and uncompromising welcome to Paris when the soul-searching has finally finished in the France camp.
"It's going to be difficult but we still have the return leg at the Stade de France," he added.
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A quick recap of what caught my attention in the last few days of this wonderful Olympics.
On Friday I used my last free zone 1-9 travelcard to journey to the North Greenwich Arena, or the Millennium Dome, for the second of the men's basketball semi-finals. One of my favourite aspects of this home Olympics has been being able to share my massive enthusiasm for the games with the people I love. I went to the hockey with my whole family for what felt like a proper day out. I took my sister to the only thing she showed interest in, the archery. I was able to sit down for the 100m final with my girlfriend, who promptly screamed through it and on Friday I went to the basketball, like I did every other week in my mid teens, with my two oldest sporting friends. Excitable little boys, the three of us, then and now.
It was a funny situation, where we were thrilled to have got the semi-final with Team USA in it, a chance to see Lebron, Kobe and Melo but at the same compelled to support the underdog Argentina, who were trying desperately to do what no one else has managed this games and give the US a run for their money. They played some lovely basketball, they had to, there was no other way to score but the Americans were too strong, too quick and too skilful. Quite literally Citius, Altius, Fortius.
In the stadium Friday saw a spectacular women's 4x100m relay world record from the USA. Their time of 40.82s smashed the 41.37s set by the steroid boosted East German team of 1985, one the oldest records in all of athletics. The men's 4x400m relay was very disappointing for Team GB after a strong showing in the semi. I don't think they should have dropped Nigel Levine for Dai Greene in the final. Greene may be the team captain but he clearly hasn't had his legs at these games. You can't help but think the original quartet would have had the extra five metres needed for the bronze medal. An excellent win for the Bahamas though, tightening the Caribbean grip on sprinting and highlighting the USA's comparative decline. Tirunesh Dibaba looked like her phenomenal 10,000m win had taken a bit out of her as she finished third in the 5,000m and wasn't able to do the double, unlike…
Mo Farah who on Saturday ran the grittiest 5,000m I can remember and claimed his place as Britain's greatest male distance runner of all time. His massive step up from good runner to great runner over the last year or so has been a joy to watch. What a great champion. I don't mind telling you that I did my fair share of crying on Saturday night, in front of the telly. Things got a bit too much for me when the Beeb showed Brendan Foster's beautiful happy face during the closing moments of Crammy's commentary. Even Colin Jackson and Denise Lewis, whose weaksauce punditry has been shown up by the class of Michael Johnson got to me, Jackson's voice taking on a maniacal tint and Lewis high-fiving a random fan below. There will be people invoking the names of Foster, Pirie and Bedford over the next few days, trying to claim they are still the greatest distance runners this country has produced but it will be nonsense. Mo has done the unthinkable in dethroning the Ethiopians and Moroccans who have dominated these two events and he is the first Brit to win gold in either of the long distances, let alone both, in the one games. He will be the long distance runner that all young British boys look to for inspiration for the foreseeable future. Perhaps he can inspire future British runners in the way Paavo Nurmi did for Finland and Haile Gebrselassie did for Ethiopia. This is new territory entirely.
Is Caribbean success spreading from the track to the field with the shock Trini win in the men's javelin? There's a lot of love for T&T around these parts of North London so I always cheered extra loud for them in the stadium. Good stuff. The Russian women's team had an incredible meet, grabbing golds in the 20km race walk, high jump and 800m on the last day alone. It was only right that Jamaica and that man Bolt should get the final act in the Olympic stadium and boy did they perform, ending on a fantastic world record in the 4x100m relay, even with a shoddy last baton change. Blake's bend was devastating. Game over.
Needless to say I've loved the Olympics and I'll need to write up some summary of my thoughts on it over the next few days but coming into this last weekend I was pretty overwhelmed. With so much positive feeling about the games it was a joy to join the wonderful people at Good Gym, for their closing ceremony party in East London last night. It's only a shame the ceremony itself was so utterly execrable. I don't really care to write up how awful I thought the closing was, especially in comparison to the opening ceremony but even then I don't think it was bad enough to undo the fantastic glow the games has lent to London. Bringing us back to earth will require the return of the summer rain, more government cuts and an ugly start to the football season, so give it a week or two.


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Mujica's church was a big, unheated concrete shed. It had no overt religious emblems, or none that I remember; and there was nothing ecclesiastical in its divisions of space. It offered music: an amplified Argentine song—no hint of God or religion in that, either.
Mujica was there in his shed, and he seemed to be very much part of the same production. He was a big man, busy and serious and frowning. The black leather jacket he was wearing bulked out his arms and chest. His hair was thin and his eyes were angry. Daniel, who had met him before, at once fell into an attitude of deference, going quiet and still and keeping his eyes fixed on the great man. Mujica was pleased to be sought out; but I felt he was a bit of an actor and—to prove himself in front of Daniel—was going to make trouble.
Soon enough I gave him cause. I asked about the Priests for the Third World. He said, with some irony, that he also "happened to be" a Peronist; and then he added, irony quite overtaking him, touched at the end with a little rage, that as a Peronist he was not as concerned as some people were with economic growth.
I asked how many people there were in the villa miseria. He said, in his oblique way, that for every one who left, two came. I pressed him to give a figure. He said a few years ago there were only 40,000; now there were 70,000. (Daniel had told me 30,000.) Because of the folly of the government there was no work in the interior, Mujica said; that was why the Indians kept coming down from the north.
I wondered how he could square this with his rejection, as a Peronist, of the idea of economic growth. I wasn't making a debating point. Argentina in 1972 was confusing for a visitor; and I didn't know what Peronism meant.
Mujica became enraged. He said he had better things to do, and he wasn't going to waste his time talking to a norteamericano, an American. He turned away from Daniel and me and, switching from rage to upper-class affability (as if to show us what we had missed), he walked toward a black-caped, frightened-looking Bolivian family group, no one more than five feet tall, who had just come into the concrete shed. He opened his arms as though he was about to crush them all to his leather-jacketed breast.
If I had known—what Daniel knew—that Mujica had guerrilla links, I might have approached him differently. As it was, I thought I had come to the end of this particular Priest for the Third World. It was, besides, cold and damp in the shed. It was late May, the Argentine winter; the evening mist from the River Plate was beginning to be noticeable in the dim electric light. And the Argentine song on Mujica's sound system was really very loud.
I told Daniel we should leave. He looked unhappy. He was more on Mujica's side than mine. He said I should at least stay and tell the Father that I wasn't an American. I felt that if I didn't do as Daniel asked I would be damaging his credit with Mujica. So I waited. When Mujica was finished with the Bolivians, they went and sat meekly on a bench and looked down at the concrete floor, praying in the faint mist.
Daniel, overcoated, standing still, his eyes now fixed on Mujica's back, said to me, "Go and tell him."
I went and said to the leather-jacketed back, "Father, I am not an American."
He turned around; he was abashed. His eyes softened; but then, as we talked again, and I asked a little more about Peronism, his angry manner returned.
He said, "Only an Argentine can understand Peronism." Peronists weren't only the middle-class people I had been meeting: all the Indians in the Palermo villa miseria were Peronists. "I can talk to you for five years, and still you wouldn't understand Peronism."
As he explained it, Peronism contained both Castroism and Maoism. In Mao's China they had turned their backs on the industrial society and were more concerned with "the development of the human spirit." That was true of Castroism as well, and Peronism in Argentina had a similar goal. But there were enemies. He recited them (while his black-clad Bolivians prayed in his sanctuary): the oligarchy, the military, and American imperialism, expressed in Argentina through its economic control. These enemies were sucking the country dry.
From the abstraction of "the development of the human spirit" as a goal, which could forgive itself anything, Mujica had no trouble making a leap to the idea of the enemy, someone just there, and the very concrete idea of physical punishment. In this, Mujica was like the Jewish Peronist lawyer I had met who could categorize the enemies of the Argentine people in an almost Aristotelian way. "Fundamentally," the lawyer said, "the enemies are American imperialism and its native allies. These allies are: the oligarchy, the dependent bourgeoisie, international Zionism, the sepoy left. By sepoys I mean the Communist Party and socialism in general."
Many people had little lists of enemies like this, and if you put a few of the lists together, then nearly everybody in Argentina turned out to be somebody's enemy.
A woman friend of Daniel's wife had a racial list. She said to me one evening at dinner, "If only we had more Nordic blood, more people from Europe—I don't mean Poles. If only we had more Germans, more English people, more Dutch, to renew and improve the race. In Buenos Aires and Rosario we have a good-looking race. But the people of the north, who are pure Indian, they are not good-looking. They are tiny. Horrible."
This woman's group was itself on the racial list of a man of remote Irish origins—an ancestor would have come out early in the nineteenth century as a shepherd or ditcher. He spoke only Spanish now, and worked in a provincial university. He was in no doubt about where the calamity of Argentina lay. Whispering one day in the library, he told me the story of former President Roca, the conqueror of the desert, visiting Buenos Aires toward the end of the nineteenth century and seeing a shipload of Italian immigrants. "My poor country," Roca said, "it will be a sad day for you when you are governed by the children of these people." And now, the unlikely Irishman said, in his penetrating Spanish whisper, that day had come.
"In Argentina," Sabát said in 1972, "there is a formal racial prejudice against everybody [un perjuicio racial integral contra todos]. What we are seeing here now is a kind of collective frenzy. Because it was always easy here before to get money. There is a saying here that the final revolution will come the day you can't get a beefsteak, the so-called bife de chorizo."
The immigrant society was being atomized, and Argentina was becoming as invertebrate as the Spain Ortega y Gasset had written about in the early 1920s. Disparate peoples, Ortega had written, come together not simply for the pleasure of living together, but in order to do something together, tomorrow. That hope, necessary in the formation of an immigrant country, had gone, and in its place was a deepening cynicism and demoralization.
The young film maker I had met defined this cynicism well. "I am an Italian myself, but many of the things I dislike here I relate to Italians—a kind of watching things happen, and taking advantage of the situation that results. It's a middle-class attitude, but I suppose you start being cynical when you take advantage of your own skepticism to make profit out of things."
To be without cynicism was to be without a kind of protection; it was to feel pain. The poet Jorge Luis Borges felt this pain. His ancestors went back to colonial Spanish times. Some had fought against Spain in the war of independence, and in the civil wars that had followed. Borges was born in 1899; he had memories, from his childhood, of the building of the great new city of Buenos Aires. His early poetry had been about his ancestors, and death, and the creation of a country. As a young man he had been an Argentine patriot, he said in 1972, much more of a patriot than his father. "We were taught to worship all things Argentine."
But then, when he was only in his early forties, the Peronist upheaval had occurred; and the country, hardly created, had begun to unravel. Borges had been humiliated in the Peronist period; he had been made to give up his modest job in the municipal library. Now, twenty years on, Peronist guerrillas were active in the city; armed policemen were in the streets; and Perón was about to return. The only way Borges had of coping with this new twist in Argentine history was to ignore it. The very name of Perón, he said, was too shabby to be used in public, "the way in poetry one avoids certain words." His work was his consolation. "We can look forward to a Trojan ending."
Some of his sadness came out in a short poem he addressed in this year, 1972, to the writer Manuel Mujica Lainez—a distant relation of Father Mujica's. Mujica Lainez (1910–1984) lived in English country-house style in a small town in the Córdoba hills. His large, gloomy, well-furnished house in a damp little valley had something of the atmosphere of Stephen Tennant's Wilsford Manor in Wiltshire. The Conquest of the Desert, and the prodigious expansion of Argentina in the late nineteenth century, had brought wealth, education, and even a kind of old European style to a number of old colonial families, together with an idea of Argentina as something achieved, something correctly celebrated in the public statuary of Buenos Aires.
In 1934, in a poem in English, Borges had written about the public statues of his ancestors: "I offer you my ancestors, my dead men, the ghosts/that living men have honoured in bronze." Now, in 1972, the poem Borges wrote to Mujica Lainez ended: "Manuel Mujica Lainez, we both once had a country—do you remember?—and we have both lost it."
Manuel Mujica Lainez, alguna vez tuvimos
Una patria—¿recuerdas?—y los dos la perdimos.
Two years later, in 1974, the other Mujica, the Third World Priest in the Palermo shanty town, expiating guilt and (as Ricardo said) the old idea of Argentine history, had been shot dead. He, too, had been on someone's list. Perón by this time had come back; he was very old and about to die. He had turned against the guerrillas who had helped to bring him back; so at the end the Peronism he—and his terrible court—had brought back was as plundering and murderous as it had been twenty years before. For a day or two, perhaps for a week, no more, posters displayed the name of the killed Mujica. It was hardly honor. The walls of Buenos Aires were scrawled over with many different names and slogans. Those walls were the visual equivalent of a constant public din. There were too many martyrs now, too many enemies; the revolutionary causes had become indecipherable.
Two years later, the army was to take over again. They were to tear down all the posters and whitewash all the walls, and they were to start killing the guerrillas. Within a year they had destroyed the various movements; and the white walls of the city—old scrawls showing faintly through—were to speak of an eradicated generation, educated people who had, like their patron Mujica, converted high religious and political ideals into elemental. Argentine-Spanish ideas of the enemy, and physical punishment, and blood.
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WAXAHACHIE -- It will be business as usual for Waxahachie High School, in spite of the recent fire that damaged portions of the school's vocational wing and destroyed thousands of dollars worth of computer equipment.
'The teachers view it as a challenge,' said Candace Ahlfinger, Director of Public Relations for the Waxahachie Independent School District. 'They are excited about the new school year, and this is just one of the challenges to be met.'
Ahlfinger says portable classrooms are already in place and will house a variety of classes. Teachers will move from room to room more than usual, in order to utilize any classroom left vacant for a teacher's preparation period.
Computers lost in the fire have been replaced and will be completely installed in time for the opening of school on August 10. 'The computers will be in the building itself,' says Ahlfinger, citing ease of installation as the reason. 'Other classes have gone to the portables.'
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I went back and read some old IMs today. When I was reading the ones between Bonnie and I, it made me cry. First I read the ones when we were happy best friends. Then I read the ones where all she did was call me a terrible person, and how she didn't care about me at all. I was crying, I'm crying now. I don't even know what happened to her and me. All I know is that it was one of the worst things that happened in my life. I miss so many things from this year that got pulled away from me. So many things, but Bonnie is probably the biggest thing. I just can't get over how sad this makes me. I thought I was okay without her, blah I didn't like her, but in reality I miss her friendship. She probably doesn't think twice about me, tho. Whatever, I need to pull myself together.
Well, well, well... My mom really surprises me sometimes. She's deffinitley worse than I thought.My sister and I were talking on the way home from Upper Darby. She told me that my mom said, "Parents always worry that their kids will get a bad influence from other kids, but its worse when your kid IS the bad influence." She was fucking talking about me. She's sucha bitch. And then, like, I never tell her anything about my personal life. But geez, I don't tell anybody really. I'm a really private person. Then she goes to my sister and tries to get her to tell her stuff that I won't. IF I DON'T WANT TO TELL YOU, THAT MEANS I DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW!! God damnit, is it that hard to comprehend?? Mind your own fucking business. <33 Forever's gonna start tonight.kEeP iT reAL* <33 L e A h
hEllo hEllo!Well my mom is being a bitch as usual. But atleast my sister is being cool. My mom got mad that I went to Perkins. Uh right?? Who the hell cares, I mean for real. Ugh. I dont know why I wrote that cause this entry is a total waste of space. I have nothing to say."HEY THAT'S NOT FAIR!! GIVING A GUY A SHOT DOWN THERE!!" lmao lmaokEeP iT reAL* <33 L e A h
Hello Sexy Journal People!Tomorrow shall be very great. Except for the fact that I have *shudders* piano lessons at 11:30. My sister, and I, well maybe even Hanh, are going to see the summer stage show tomorrow. Jill, Kim, Julia, and Julie are in it. There might be more of my friends in it, but that's all I know. It should be good. Its from 10:30 til 11:30, so I'll be just on time for my lesson, but I can be late, and blame it on the show! YES!! Well anyway..Then at 4:30 Hanh and I are going to see the League of Extrodinary Gentlemen. It's opening night so we already got our tickets, sexy sexy. It looks really good, I can't freaking wait.Then after that were gonna do some crazy stuff in Drexel Hill. LMAO, more fun. I hope we find more crazy stuff like Sid, the blue cart. Haha, it's gonna be great.oKay weLL i'll bE writiNg later, cause nothing's has happened, i woke up 2 hours ago, lol.kEeP iT reAL* <33 L e A h
HeY hEy!LMAo! I made the best icons today, for my aim, and Hanh's blurty. They were so awesome. I showed them to multiple people. They all thought it was funny. What can I say.. Hanh and I make a funny team..Well tonight was both hilarious and super gay. I'll start from the beginning. So at dinner my mom seriously had it out for me. I was just a little crazy/overly happy and she started telling me how she's gonna get me drug tested. What the fuck?? Just cause you're never happy doesn't mean that other people can't be happy without being stoned. My god. Then, I said the meat was dry that she cooked, she even agreed. And then she realized all the meat off my plate was gone. She said "Stop it, just put the meat back." I was like "uhh, what?" She fucking thought I hid the meat so I wouldn't have to eat it. What the hell? It was dry but I ate it. I'm not 4 fuckiing years old. Then I tell her I'm going to Wawa to meet friends cause she never lets me roam dhill without having a reason. So then shes like , "Fine, but come right back." I started arguing cause how am I supposed to hang with people for five minutes?!? So she thought what I thought was "Fine, whatever, leave me alone." So I'll move to the funny part of the story:So Hanh and I are sitting on this random piece of concrete.. yeah and there's this dumpster. Well we see this blue cart, the kind old people use at supermarkets, and naturally we take it. Hanh gets in the cart and I wheel her around, lmao. Well everyone is staring at us so it's like, a million times better. Then, we go over a bump, and the cart falls. Hanh got trapped in the cart, cause it folded up on her, lmao. And I fell out of impact. Lmao, Hanh kept saying "I need an asscast, I need an asscast!!" And so then we just walked around with the cart. Then, of all people, Brian Lawn comes riding by on his bike, he had the most priceless look on his face. Lmao, I love it. Then we got A.p. to stash the cart so we could keep it. From then on out it was known as Sid. Hehe, I love Sid. Now more gayness:Hanh and I were on our way to CVS when my cell phone rings. It's my dad asking where we are and you can hear my mom bitching to him in the background. I tell him were on our way to CVS and my mom is yelling at him to say "No, that was not the deal" Well, my dad was gonna say ok, you can stay out after I pleaded a lot, but then my mom told him to tell us to come home. Oh yeah by the way she thinks I do drugs, so she probably has a personal spy on me. Ugh, So I tell my dad to let me have a life and leave me alone. But since I just got off being grounded, I come home anyway. Hanh and I ranted about our bitch moms the whole way home, and how much we hate them. I can't even put into words how much I hate that woman. Haha, but we did see Steve Lon on our way home, and apparently Steve saw us somewhere too. Aha.Well.. I'm off to see the wizard... the wondeful wizard of oz<3 ya'S muChkEeP iT reAL*<33 L e A h
Hey all you sexy journal people...Eww, I had *shudders* piano lessons today. We were purposely ten minutes late tho. She asked us if we could stay for the next lesson too, but I told her I had a hair appointment. I do for real, but not til later. So my sister and I went to Perkins. It was hott. Oh yeah and I saw the summer stage people, Jill and Julia really tho. That was cool. Yep.My sister was being a gayass bitch and I wanted to kill her. She kept trying to hit me with her bag so I started yelling RAPE!! and then she stopped. Wow, shes gay.I got sleep yesterday, I'm reallllly proud. Woo.Raff just went to Joeys.. Ryans gonna rape her. Heh.. Well... I'm bored.. I'll write more laterkEeP iT reAL* <33 L e A h
Well, I am pretty bored, so I decided to write an entry.I only stayed up til 4.30 am yesterday, but I slept in until 2 pm. My mom tried to wake me up at 12 but I kept ignoring her and falling back asleep. Finally she got really angry and made me get out of bed. Hah. Hanh's coming over soon... I have to get in the shower. I can't find anything to wear. Oh the horror.Ew, I got my picture from the photographer at Music in the Parks, you can't even see me. You see like.. half of my face from behind Rob's head. Oh well, I looked stupid anyway. And ... that day was the worst day ever anyway. No sense in remembering it happily.. :-].Well.. Shower time.. I'll write later.kEeP iT reAL* <33 L e A h
Well I changed my layout, I really like it. :-]Hanh came over tonite, we drank like 9832084209384 of those energy drinks, haha they taste so good. But we were totally wired. I kept cracking asian jokes, it was hilarious, cause Hanh has her own jokes about herself and asians. We have a real strange senses of humor. We basically roamed around Drexel Hill looking for something to do. We went to CVS and got candy, gummi worms...yes!!!! My favorite candy in the entire world.. yes thats what you can get me for my birthday... hehe. Well, we walk past Dairy queen and none other than Rob Ridgeway is there. I didn't see him tho, but he told me that he saw me. Hah, we were both bummed I didn't see him, but that's okay. Rob Ridgeway is quite possibly one of the coolest people I've ever met. Sure.. he made need some spelling help... okay a lot of spelling help, but hey thats what dictionaries are for, right? I thought I almost screwed up with Steve again, but in a way I think it would've been better. I mean it seems a lot like he IM's me when no one else is around, as a last resort. And were supposedly friends, but it doesn't feel like it. Well he IMed me last night, and I dunno, something came over me, and I was just like "what was no one else online so you had to resort to talking to me?" And he wrote, "yup." "lol" And I dunno if the lol symbolizes joking or what, but I was just annoyed at it. So I just pretty much ended the convo in a bitchy way. Whatever, I'm still on his friends list in his msn profile, so it's okay for now.Well, I'm gonna talk online for a while, then perhaps add on to the 3 hours of sleep i got last night, :-] :-]kEeP iT reAL* <33 L e A h
Its Thunderstorming outside which is the best thing in the world, yet I still feel really depressed. I dunno why I suddenly feel like this, but I'll tell you, it sucks .I'll write more when I feel better.kEeP iT reAL* L e A h
haha well i've stayed up til 4 in the morning talking to tim. im waiting for 6 to goto bed. heh ok nite.
Hello, today was better than most of the days this summer, yet, I didn't do much. Go figure.Well Raff came home from the shore early so she slept over last night. We stayed up til like 230 talking to her lover, and then some more when we were just talking. It was fun. Then we woke up and she went home to take a shower. She came back then we went to Wawa. It was so fucking hot, I don't even know why we left the goddamn house. Stupid stupid. Anyway, after that we just read old magazines, lol, cause the computer was down. Then an hour later she left. I played rollercoaster tycoon for a long tim, i'm a loser, shut up, and then Hanh came over and we we went to the fireworks. It was pretty fun. Then Hanh's mom flipped a bitch and made her come home. Oh well, I'll see her tomorrow. We were supposed to meet up with Meg and Colleen but we never saw them, :-[. We did see Erin tho, and shes either really close friends or family with my family friends. They would always come to my birthdays and confirmation and stuff, but today it seemed like she didn't even recognize me. I grew up around this lady and her family, and now its like, "wow, who's she?" Maybe she just couldn't recognize me from a distance, and I hope so, cause I fucking consider these people my family, and god, how depressing would that be if they didn't know me anymore.Well, I'm gonna go play roller coaster tycoon, haha, later.kEeP iT reAL* L e A h by the way : ch3rry_c0ke --> i think i got it right? if you want any help just IM me at x L e A h x 25


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Scuffles have broken out after about 1,600 people demonstrated against a rally held by a group opposing the building of a mosque in the German city of Cologne.
The rally, held by Pro Koeln, a right-wing group, led to violence after left-wing demonstrators demanded entry to it on Saturday, saying it had been described as a public event.
Wolfgang Baldes, a police spokesman, said: "There were minor scuffles.
"We've not allowed some of the protesters to get into the square ... police intervened and secured a distance.
"We have more than 5,000 policemen here for the weekend, we are well prepared."
'Racism and agitation'
The counter-demonstration by hundreds of left-wing protesters, members of church groups, trade unions and the Green party came after about 200 people turned out for the Pro Klein rally.
"Today we're sending a signal that democrats stand united against right-wing radicalism, racism and agitation," Reinhard Bütikofer, the former head of the Green party, said.
Police had earlier banned Pro Koeln and Pro NRW, an allied group, from holding its demonstration in front of the Cologne cathedral in the city centre, and allowed them to assemble at a square in the Deutz district.
A march planned by right-wing groups to the site of the planned mosque on Sunday has also been banned.
The march had been expected to mark the culmination of a three-day "convention" to oppose the construction of mosques and immigration of Muslims to Germany.
Germany is home to three million Muslims, who make up four per cent of the country's population.
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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Brazilian oil and natural gas company QGEP Participacoes has said that wells at the promising Carcara subsalt prospect could eventually rival production at the Lula offshore field that pushed the Latin American country into the oil-industry spotlight.
Flow rates and reservoir conditions at the Carcara discovery are superior to the Lula field, which has several of Brazil' s best-performing oil wells, producing about 28,000 bopd, QGEP Exploration Director Sergio Michelucci said during a conference call. Lula, which currently produces about 100,000 bopd, is estimated to hold recoverable reserves of between 5 billion and 8 billion boe.
"We imagine, if everything is confirmed, that would be the floor for [Carcara] production," Mr. Michelucci said.
State-run Petrobras joined partners QGEP, Portugal' s Galp Energia, and Barra Energia in announcing that work on the Carcara well had ended but declined to give a size estimate for the find.
The Carcara discovery generated industry excitement because it is among the thickest reservoirs ever discovered in Brazil' s offshore subsalt region. The subsalt is a cluster of ultra-deepwater oil finds made off the coasts of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo states. Carcara encountered a reservoir 471 m thick, the companies said.
Development of Carcara remains well into the future, with development drilling planned for 2016 and 2017. First oil from the well wouldn' t be produced until 2018.
While the Carcara consortium hasn' t divulged how much oil they think they' ve found, Mr. Michelucci said multiple floating storage, production and offloading vessels, or FPSOs, would be needed.
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QGEP expects to have a new certified estimate of the oil reserves contained in the company' s offshore blocks by the end of the first half, Chief Financial Officer Paula Costa said during the call. The report would include a preliminary estimate for Carcara, the executives added.
Petrobras is operator of the BM-S-8 block containing the Carcara discovery, with a 66% stake. Galp holds 14%, with QGEP and Barra Energia each retaining 10%.
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I met a lady today that actually puts together and publishes a magazine for special needs families. We got to talking about my aspie son (which was wandering around the bookshelves near us) and I noticed she kept looking at my 2 yr old next to me. It finally dawned on me that she thought I was talking about my two yr old. I sd no my 9 YR OLD has aspergers. She sd that my two yr old needed to be tested and gave me the number and name of people that do that in my area and that they like to do before they are 3 that way everything is in order for him to start school and he gets lots of special classes etc. I told her I didn't think he has it (although he does have funny little quirks) he is just two and two yr olds act weird. She asked me if my son had speech issues, I sd yes but he has had A LOT of ear infections and he starts therapy on the 8th. She reiterated that he needed to be tested. Ever when my Aspie came out of the bookshelves it was my two year old she was looking at. I kinda blew it off and as we were in line to check out there were magazine up front and they were disorganized. I watched my two yr old step up and put the magazines back where they belong and then give a satisfied "Thats better" sigh. I SWEAR HE DID! Now I wonder.
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First, testing 2 yos is very common. In fact if your son is starting speech therapy he already has some testing. It isn't the same kind of testing at that age. It is mostly checklists, observations adn some testing to see what kinds of skills they have.
Early intervention is extremely helpful and I have seen children younger than 2 tested and diagnosed on the spectrum.
THAT said, often those of us in the "know" will see autism everywhere we look. Particularly in young children because some of the behavior can overlap with typical toddler/preschooler behavior. Some times there are other issues going on that can mimic autism symptoms.
I would likely get him evaluated by a local early intervention to make sure he is developing ok but one quick observation in a store I wouldn't take as diagnostic.
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For me the important thing at 2 would be to get services for any areas of need regardless of the underlying for the need.


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KHOST CITY (Pajhwok): Public Health Department officials fear polio disease could spread fast in southeastern Khost province, where 66 suspected cases have been detected.
TIRINKOT (Pajhwok): Dozens of youth and civil society activists donated blood to the Public Health Department in central Uruzgan province on Tuesday.
FEROZKOH (Pajhwok): Angry protesters on Friday warned of closing down the Department of Public Health and the Afghan Centre for Training and Development (ACTD) in Ghor province.
KABUL (Pajhwok): The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) said on Thursday more than 89,000 patients had been treated, with over 6,000 regaining their eyesight during the past four years.
KANDAHAR CITY (Pajhwok): Officials in the southern Kandahar province reported three new cases of polio on Tuesday after a gap of 20 months.
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Group: Hello.
Larry: I had sex with my uncle when I was 12. He lived in Great Neck, he was a doctor. An osteopath, I dont even know what they do, but I know they're doctors. Something to do with muscles I think, neither here nor there.
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Larry: Don't worry. I would never betray you.
Wendy: Thank you.
Larry: You're welcome.
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Larry: She had sex with her grandfather! Then she had sex with her uncles..
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Cheryl: Wow.
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Cheryl: Can we turn on the radio?
Larry: Oh, he's gonna be very proud of Larry figuring out the navigation system!
Cheryl: Please.
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Cheryl: Yeah, if you call his machine, it'll tell you you can't page him.
Larry: You called up and that's what it said?
Cheryl: Yeah.
Larry: That is obscene, you know that? [imitating the doctor] "Can't disturb the doctor on the weekend! Don't call the Dr. Zeppler on the weekend unless it's life-threatening!"
Cheryl: Okay, okay.
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Weekend Breaks to Vasteras
Planning a short break to Vasteras? Check out Travel Library's recommended Top 10 Things To Do in Vasteras. It's a perfect companion for weekend city breaks to Vasteras. Once you've been you can add your own tips and suggestions to help other visitors.
Top 10 Things in Vasteras on a Short Break
Radisson SAS Plaza Hotel
Opened in 1990 and is the city's major modern landmark. It offer typical Radisson SAS efficiency and style. The rooms are spacious, with a choice of carpeted or hardwood floors. The tiled bathrooms are well-maintained, with showers and tubs
Radisson offers drinking and dining facilities, but you might decide to explore the restaurants in the shopping mall (the city's largest) beside the Radisson.
Facilities include: sauna, room service and laundry/dry cleaning. Expect to pay between 795 - 1,435SEK ($84 - $152) double; 1,800 - 2,600SEK ($191 - $276) suite. Rates include continental breakfast. Located Karlsgatan 9. Tel: 21/10-10-10.T.
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Tabazco Bar & Restaurang
The food at this restaurant is rather uncomplicated, and the atmosphere soothing. For an appetizer, you might want to opt for fresh avocado, stuffed with prawns. The lobster soup, with fresh prawns, is unbeatable and the chefs prepare an excellent bruschetta to accompany the soup. The specialties are beef and chicken (grilled to perfection), served with a choice of six different homemade sauces. The restaurant also offers a delicious vegetarian menu. Pecan ice cream is the perfect choice to conclude you visit to this spot. Reservations are recommended and main courses available 100 - 150SEK ($11 - $16). Located Sturag 20A. Tel: 21/12-91-90.
Also known as the cathedral square. Here you can have a look at the statue of Johannes Rudbeckuis (a 17th-century bishop of Vasteras). It is the work of Sweden's most famous sculptor, Carl Milles. The statue greatly dominates this square, where Sweden's first school was founded in 1623. This is a historical site of value, and should not be missed. Domkyrkoplatse is in the center of town, immediately east of the River Svartan.
A popular attraction in Vasteras and located on the cathedral square. This 13th-century cathedral remained (despite subsequent changes and additions) one of the grandest in Sweden. Impressive ecclesiastical art fills the interior, including the free standing baptismal chapel. The oak and gilded main altarpiece (portraying the Passion and the Resurrection) was made in Antwerp and is a stunning example of funereal art. The cathedral also has a museum, which houses precious silver, vestments, rare books and other ecclesiastical objects. With so much history to observe, you can not miss this attraction. Located on Vastre Kyrkogatan 3. Tel: 21/12-12-84. The cathedral is open daily 9am - 5pm and admission is free.
Major shopping mall of the city. It has a choice of restaurants and an array of shops. Here you can enjoy regional and local cuisine at it's best. Whether you prefer seafood, vegetarian, international or Swedish cuisine, you will find it here, at reasonable prices. The shops offer you the freedom to compare prices at leisure and to decide on the best deal for yourself. Most specialize in gifts, souvenirs and antiques. There is also some reasonable clothing and jewelry shops. You are guaranteed to find whatever you are looking for, and more. Located next to the Radisson SAS Plaza Hotel, Karlsgatan.
Wallinska Kyrkogarden and Bjorlingska Kyrkogard
The latter garden borders the Svartan River and has quite a spectacular view of the river. These two gardens lie to the west of Kyrkbackan and to the northwest of the cathedral. It offers visitors the chance to take a break form site seeing and enjoy the serene calmness of a real garden. These are the perfect places to have a picnic or just take a walk. There is a number of restaurants and bars in the surrounding area and you are guaranteed to find the perfect place to suit your need.
Vallby Friluftsmuseum
This museum is the largest open-air museum in Sweden. Old buildings were moved here from all over the province. You will also find an open-air theater, offering summer entertainment in the evening. There is a cafe in the Village Square, selling inexpensive, regional specialties, and plenty of shops selling gifts and souvenirs. Various workshops, like a silversmith, a brush maker, a potter and a textile artist, can be visited. Be sure not to miss the latest exhibition: a re-creation of a Viking farm in all its primitive conditions. Located northwest of town, at Vallbymotet. Tel: 21/16-16-70.
In the place of the old fish market, stands the modern Radhuset (town hall), constructed in 1953. During excavations the builders discovered 2,000 skeletons on the site; probably the victims of a 1521 massacre by Gustav Vasa's forces. High on a pillar, to the left of the town hall, stands The Golden Bull, done by Allan Runefeldt. The Cave of the Winds (by Eric Grate) stands in front of the Radhuset entrance. The town hall contains the biggest carillon in Sweden and its ringing can be heard all over the historic city. To the south of the hall, you will see Vasa Park.
Konstmuseum (Art Museum)
Housed in the Old Town Hall from 1857. It stages a number of temporary exhibitions of Swedish and modern Scandinavian painters throughout the year. A permanent 20th century Swedish art exhibition is also on display. Hours: Tuesday through Sunday from 11am to 4pm (summer); Tuesday through Sunday 10am to 5pm (winter). Admission is free. Located across Fiskartorget 2. Tel: 21/39-13-00.
Vasteras Slott
The castle was constructed at the mouth of the river, in the 13th century. Greatly altered when it was changed into the county governor's private residence, it now houses Vastmanlands lans Museum. Devoted to the history of the province, including some Iron Age artifacts found locally.
The exhibit shows coins, medals, and ancient textiles. On the third floor, you will find the spectacular Rikssalen, where Parliament once met.
Located across the bridge, leading from Fiskartorget to Skepparbacken.
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