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The planet is filled with all sorts of people. Some good, some bad, some giving, some selfish, some talented, some cogs... The "news" (both within comics specifically and in the broader realm of journalism) tends to focus on the exceptional on either end, with seemingly a greater emphasis on the asshat end of the spectrum.
Me? I don't care about those people. If they're misogynists or jackasses, or they flap their mouths like idiots, I just avoid them. Both in person and online. I prefer to focus on the cool things people are doing. Particularly the cool things done by good people.
Here's a quick example of what I'm talking about. Cartoonist Frank Page had a sale over the Thanksgiving weekend. For ten bucks, he'd send you an original drawing of his Bob the Squirrel character saying anything you want. Here's the promo he was using...library that I'm going to have next year. But trying to keep Bob in character, I'd want a bit of cynicism too, so I decided on the simple "Kleefeld Comics Library... such as it is."
I sent off my ten bucks with a note about how I didn't need mine quickly, so please take care of everyone else first who might be using them as gifts or something. I'm in no rush. But I got a notice on Wednesday that the package had been sent already, and I found the envelope in my mailbox last night. And when I opened it, I found this...
Did Page have to do all that? No. I would've been happy with the simplified version I had in my head. But he's one of those good guys that I like to support. Is he going to make the evening news for saving a baby from a burning building? Probably not. And he also doesn't land on comics news sites often because he's not talking shit about women or minorities or whomever. For me, personally, these are the types of people I want to support. These are the folks who are doing good, quality work without a lot of fanfare. How about we all talk about these kinds of creators and just ignore the asshats altogether?
Friday, November 30, 2012
Of Good Guys & Squirrels
4 comments:
- TRoyal said...
That is AWESOME. I want one now.
- 11:43 AM, November 30, 2012
- frank said...
it's pretty easy when you truly love what you do...
- 12:02 PM, November 30, 2012
- elainecleo said...
Now that is a review that should be framed. Nice job.
- 1:44 PM, November 30, 2012
Love it and totally agree. Reading Bob makes my day better everyday!! I have 3 of the ebay offerings framed in my office and love having Bob join me as I toil away.
- 8:08 PM, November 30, 2012
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FORTALEZA, Brazil (AP) - Goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa made a series of outstanding saves to help Mexico hold Brazil to a pulsating 0-0 draw at the World Cup on Tuesday.
The result leaves both teams with four points each after two games in Group A, ahead of their decisive final matches. Croatia and Cameroon meet on Wednesday for their second games after both opened with defeats.
Ochoa's first remarkable save prevented Neymar from scoring in the 26th minute. The Brazil striker's powerful header looked set to fly just inside the post when the goalkeeper dived to his right to push the ball wide.
Ochoa also made three other difficult saves to keep the hosts from breaking the deadlock - a shot by Paulinho in the 44th, a second-half effort by Neymar from inside the area and a close-range header by Thiago Silva in the 86th minute which produced a remarkable block by the Mexico keeper.
After that, there was still time for a thrilling end to the game in the northeastern city of Fortaleza.
The referee dismissed Brazilian claims for a penalty after Marcelo seemed to have been grabbed in the 88th minute. Mexico then had two great chances, first with Andres Guardado's shot over the crossbar in the 90th and then with an effort by Raul Jimenez that was stopped by Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar in injury time.
It was an evenly-balanced game at the Arena Castelao, with Mexico not allowing Brazil to take control. El Tri didn't play defensively and created chances throughout the match, especially with long-range shots, while Brazil turned up the pressure in the second half.
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He denied Paulinho just before halftime, blocking the midfielder's shot after a loose ball inside the area, and then got his body in the way of Neymar's drive from inside the area. In the 86th, he was there on cue to block Silva's powerful header from point-blank range.
Fans wearing Brazil's green and yellow colors were the majority as expected, but Mexicans took over large seating sections of the stadium and at times were louder than the local fans. Among those in the crowd of 60,342 was NBA star Kobe Bryant, of the Los Angeles Lakers.
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For those of you who have conflicted relationships with your mothers and find yourselves feeling lukewarm about buying the old bat a pot of flowers, I'm here to rescue you. Appreciate your mother, because unless she intentionally drove off a bridge with you in the van, she is probably better than mine.
A close friend said to me once that he could understand it if I wanted to talk with my father who is also estranged, "but your mother—she is evil. You should never ever speak to her again." Evil is a word that should probably be reserved for the vilest of villains, like Hitler or Osama bin Laden. In this case, I prefer wicked and not as in "that was totally wicked!"
When I wrote Love Makes a Family, someone I knew in childhood commented that she had always thought my mother was pretty. My long-ago friend said that she admired my mother's courage as a teen—and then single—mom. She probably thought I was judging my mother too harshly. She may even know my mother or brother, she lives in the same zip code. I am quite sure they wouldn't readily talk about the real reasons I neither called nor sent a card this Mother's Day. (If I had I might have said something regrettable.)
My long-ago friend and others probably think I am wrong for telling these stories at all, let alone on the interwebs. "Airing my dirty laundry," another blogger charged. Yes, only—it isn't my dirty laundry and I refuse to be ashamed anymore on behalf of those who made and raised me. I am not them. I am me and I am strong in part because I have sawed off the diseased branches in my family tree. It's a good-looking tree, strong and healthy. I am strong and healthy, despite—not because of—my mother.
When I was a kid, my parents did one thing very right. They took me to my grandparent's farm regularly. My grandparents weren't exactly reading Piaget or even Doctor Spock, but they had a better sense of the needs of children and they were always excited to see us, especially me—the first grandchild. This gave me a foundation of love and strength upon which I still stand.
I fondly remember Mother's Days when my grandmother's entire brood including every last cousin would descend on the farm. (There were a baker's dozen in cousins at final count.) One year we got my Grandmother a patio swing as a Mother's Day gift so she could sit outside in the shade and enjoy the view. (It was an amazing view. I keep a fading photograph of it near my desk.) There were photographs taken that day, too. My grandmother sits in the center of the swinging bench, smiling, a young cousin on her lap and others crowded in all around her. I was maybe ten or eleven and stood beside her, holding a younger cousin, still a baby. It was a beautiful day, sunny, and we were all laughing. That is what I want my kids' Mother's Days to feel like, and not like the ones that came later, where I watched to make sure my mother didn't drink too much, especially because I had no way of knowing if she had been popping pills.
I am sorry to say that I am royally fed up with the Mother's Day sappiness that is all over the media, and advertisements, all over Facebook, where you are supposed to change your profile picture to a photograph of your mother. I think I'll change mine:
Happy Mother's Day to all the good mamas out there, most especially the often-forgotten hard-working single ones. Go ahead, get your sap, it's your day.


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Magbee (Magpie, as I call him) has been a bike polo player since before I started playing. While I am certainly more frequent (due to work obligations he took about a year or so off, more or less), he has witnessed this club's beginnings and is now part of its growth. Here he shares a recent experience with throw-in politics:
Lancaster United Bike Polo has very regular pickup days. Sundays after Noon, and Wednesdays after 4pm (for those who apparently don't work regular business hours) or "after work" for all the rest who don't skip out of work. We play our pickup games in typical fashion, with mallets being thrown three to either side to determine teams. This is a simple, unbiased, and effective method to randomize game play. This works.
Now and then, the club has a great showing (typically on Sundays), and there are 12+ players in attendance. This is great for the club, as we have many new players eager to play and hone their skills. However, players are sitting longer, drinking more beer, and ultimately bummed they're not playing as much. This can be a trying time. Usually we move to fairer approach to selecting teams to increase gameplay for all involved. This would be the A, B, All-throw method.
The A, B, All-throw method is highly effective at selecting fair-ish teams to play in a semi-regular rotation. You have your "A" players who have attended tourneys, played for several years, spent more money on their bikes and polo gear than their kids for the holidays, and who are just all-around great players. There are your "B" players who may or may not have played for several years, may have taken time away from polo, are new to the sport, or just can't seem to hone their hand, eye, feet coordination to an "A" playing status.
It is relatively easy to determine who will be categorized as A or B, but this process can be a bit discriminatory for those who wish to increase their skill. Yes, the selective nature of categorizing as A or B does make games more fair, and it does help with the self-esteem of those honing their skills in hopes of someday achieving A level, but it still discriminates.
Now, I could easily rant and rave this whole post away discussing pick up polo discrimination and how the A players are keeping the B players down by keeping them out of their games, but this is not that post. This post is focusing on the A, B All-throw method that keeps the discrimination to a minimum when properly executed. So, now that we have the explanation out of the way, let's dive into how this should really work.
All-throw is clearly the mixed bag of polo players from the club spanning all abilities and playing styles. You're going to occasionally have lopsided teams occasionally (assuming you don't have players rigging the setup after mallets are thrown), and you're going to have times where some players may "double-sit" and eat more pistachios and drink more beer. This is okay, it allows us to grow on the court, and in some cases fill our bellies with delicious lemon poppyseed mini muffins (Thanks Trace). The trick is to ensure that the club sticks to throwing these selective and nonselective games in a particular order.
All-throw, B, A. Utilizing this pattern, club players are less likely to sit more than twice, and the A players will still have their fast-paced, fancy-play games to themselves. This helps the pickup day in so many positive ways! The players are playing more, B players spend less time thinking about how they're "not good enough" and enjoying watching the A games, and less people get pissed off for missing out on play time during their window of polo time.
Where it all goes awry is when an A player decides to get the pattern as A, B, All-throw because they're so eager to play their A game. What can happen here is a B player misses an All-throw by bad luck of the draw, an A game occurs, and then the B player misses out again in a B game because there are more than 6 B players in attendance. It sounds simple, it IS simple, but it is SO important to pay attention to the little details of fair polo pickup.
• All-throw, B, A
• Auto-throw any player double or triple sitting (no matter which game category it is)
• Listen to those who outcry when they're not getting play time… because let's face it, polo is a damn good time spent with friends, so don't bugger it up with bullshit because some jackass is not willing to adjust the order they've setup themselves as "Polo Master."


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Women's College Basketball: South Suburban bows to Monroe in NJCAA Division II tourney
By Tim O'Brien For Sun-Times Media March 22, 2013 9:32PM
Updated: April 25, 2013 7:12AM
Having qualified for the National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament four times in his 20 years at South Suburban College, coach Darrell Scott knows advancing to the tourney is something to appreciate.
His Bulldogs' season came to an end Friday, with South Suburban falling 58-56 to Monroe College in the consolation bracket at the NJCAA Division II tournament at Illinois Central College in Peoria.
"Making it to the tournament is an accomplishment no matter how many times you've been there," Scott said. "This was a very dedicated, committed group, and they put the hard work in."
Megan Majors (T.F. South) scored 20 points, with Dorothy Taylor (Thornwood) adding 16 points and 12 rebounds. Majors scored 20 points and Taylor had a double-double in all three of South Suburban's tourney games.
South Suburban finishes at 22-14. Jasmine McRoy (15 points) and Brianna Perlmutter (13 points, 13 rebounds) paced Monroe (24-8).
Trailing by seven points in the second half vs. the two-time defending Division II national champ, South Suburban refused to go quietly.
"We looked at it as zero-zero," Taylor said. "We want to hold our heads up and work hard the entire 40 minutes."
Taylor scored four points in 17 seconds in the final minute and Breanne Perry (Bloom) scored off a missed Ashley Huddleston free throw to bring the Bulldogs to within 58-56 with eight seconds remaining.
Monroe missed three free throws in the final eight seconds, giving South Suburban one last shot. With 2.6 seconds left, Huddleston caught an inbounds pass but was called for stepping out of bounds as she tried to get a shot off near midcourt.
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The station has a tube with a ball inside (resembling the Jedi training remote Luke Skywalker used on the Millennium Falcon) that is kept levitating by a flow of air; your steady concentration adjusts the air fan's speed, causing the ball to rise and fall. One of the most famous Star Wars Jedi characters--Yoda--provides verbal encouragement during your training: "develop your powers of concentration, you will." You can progress from Padawan to Jedi Master through 15 levels of training.
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4-star family-friendly hotel with an outdoor pool in Playa de Palma (Can Pastilla)
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This hotel is located in Playa de Palma (Can Pastilla), close to the beach, Palma Aquarium, El Arenal Beach, and Port of El Arenal. Local attractions also include Aqualand.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Hotel Java features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a poolside bar and a swim-up bar.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions include satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with memory foam mattresses, wireless Internet access (surcharge), and air conditioning.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, Hotel Java provides a spa tub and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a swim-up bar and a poolside bar. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
This Art Deco hotel also offers a children's pool, a fitness center, and a steam room. For a surcharge, the property provides an area shuttle within 10 meters, a casino shuttle, and a shopping center shuttle. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in February 2012.
Hotel Java is a smoke-free property.
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Poolside bar
- Swim-up bar
- Elevator/lift
- Concierge services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Beach towels
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Arcade/game room
- Total number of rooms - 249
- Number of floors - 8
- Express check-in
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- Fitness facilities
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- Indoor pool
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- Multilingual staff
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- Beach umbrellas
- Pool sun loungers
- Free parking nearby
- Year Built 1975
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- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
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- Supervised childcare/activities
- Children's pool
- Television in lobby
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Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 5 EUR per day )
Available in some public areas: Wireless internet access ( 5 EUR per day )
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Free self parking, Free parking nearby
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- Down comforter
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Breakfast is available for a surcharge and served each morning between 8 AM and 10 AM.
Onsite venue - This buffet restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Bar Salon - This poolside bar serves light fare only.
An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna, a steam room, and a fitness center.
Children under 14 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool, health club, fitness facility, or spa tub without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Mountain biking nearby
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- Segway rental/tour nearby
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- Number of treatment rooms 2
- Manicures and pedicures
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 10:30 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Only service dogs are allowed
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 5 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 5 per day (rates may vary)
- In-room safe fee: EUR 4 per day
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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First Shots of Angelina Jolie on The Set of 'Maleficent'
Angelina Jolie on the set of Maleficent which is being filmed unter 'tight security' in the British countryside. (June 20, 2012)
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Steal the scene(ry) at your next garden party.
Also, Jean Paul Gaultier landed a magazine cover with Jessica Stam.
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The Creatures of Comfort designer dishes about the upcoming Nolita location.
Pants and shorts in one for $340. All your prayers are answered!
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Also, Christy Turlington stars in the new Bally campaign and Selfridges plans a rave-inspired exhibit.
Designers and retailers are playing it safe in the economic downturn. But we think consumers are still interested in avant-garde designs.
The perfumes, designed by six designers, including Gareth Pugh, Preen, and Alexandre Herchcovitch, go on sale later this week.
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Makeup artists used their brushes to paint whatever they wanted, wherever they wanted on the faces in Paris.
Artist Jeremy Kost captures the action.
There was an emphasis on hair in Paris: the wilder, the better.
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The Fug Girls know it takes a special sort of flair to slip into the creations that went floating down the runways this week.
The men's runways in Paris were awash in tight stuff, from John Galliano's to Bernhard Wilhelm's to Givenchy's.
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MAILED: Nov. 5, 1998
EAU CLAIRE Two dozen students, an associate professor of music and 10 tunes will make up Jazz Ensemble II's fall concert.
The concert is slated for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 18 in Gantner Concert Hall of the Haas Fine Arts Center. One of four jazz ensembles at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Jazz II is under the direction of Ron Keezer.
The fall concert will include "Fingers" by Thad Jones, "The Bari Things You Do" by Geoff Keezer, Johnny Richards' "Recuerdos," "Nature Boy" by Eden Ahbez and Bob Florence's "Party Hearty" before a short intermission. For the second half of the concert, the ensemble will perform four movements of Duke Ellington's arrangements of the "Nutcracker Suite" and "Old Man River" by Jerome Kern.
All of the pieces feature a number of student soloists on saxophone, trumpet, piano, vibes, drums, trombone, bass, French horn and tuba.
Tickets, available at the University Service Center, (715) 836-3727, are $3.75 for adults, $2.75 for seniors, children under 18 or faculty/staff with a university ID, or free for students with a university ID.
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As you can imagine, it takes a tremendous number of volunteers to make the Light The Night Walk run smoothly. Volunteers are needed to assist in areas such as: set-up and take down, check-in, cheer stations, water stops, route guides, team photos, mission tent, registration, children's tent, incentives and other areas.
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We are always looking for volunteers to help out at community events where we have a presence. As volunteers, you will be helping us spread awareness about the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and the Light The Night Campaign. You may also be in charge of accepting donations and selling merchandise. If you would like to get involved please let us know if you are available for any of our upcoming events or if you would like to be added to our volunteer database.
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i know i should be focusing on the exquisite booty show, but i'm so in love with Jane Lynch!!! Love her!ReplyDelete
Now those are two of the most amazing asses I've ever seen. I want to slip right in!ReplyDelete
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Living in rural Dixie, one has absolutely no acquaintance with contemporary life, unless (from time to time) someone tosses a life preserver, to taste the lastest fizz.ReplyDelete
Her marvelousness does not trickle down, as Mr Stockman warned, it might very well not. But she lives, so she must not have shown up in Aristophanes, although she sounds as if she did. I'd put her in Stoppard, but again the "living" thing gets in the way. Then who IS this vestal bitch, and did she say this to Charles Gibson, none too soon on his way out the door? Anyway, Kevin, I implore your mercy, send me a url to her latest bleat.
Whew. Now, then. We have this terrible problem with numbers, down here, owing to the scarcity of our improvements. We actually count the Ground Floor as 1, rather than 0, and by this system I get 3 of those amiable features MR mentions, unless you care to divide them in half as many of us do. But universally, I should think, every semblance of the succour and solace of Home is sequestered in them all, and with so much aplomb of amenity as to take one's breath away.
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South Africa arrived in New Zealand today trumpeting new players, new goals and, most importantly, a new mindset ahead of their six week tour.
There is no doubt the Proteas will present a significantly stronger proposition on the park than the over-matched Zimbabweans they're replacing, but one aspect of their game has, in the past, been called into question.
South Africa are often given the caustic label of world cricket's great chokers, a tag which was only reinforced the last time these two teams met in the World Cup quarter-finals. And, in tours past, the Black Caps have enjoyed a psychological edge over the tourists, with Stephen Fleming spending the summer of 2004 firmly inside counterpart Graeme Smith's head.
But new South Africa captain AB de Villiers called this is a brand new Proteas outfit, free from any existing mental scars.
"We're a new unit with fresh faces," he said. "We play a different kind of cricket than we have in the last few years. But, mentally, we will have to be tested in the future to see how strong we are. I believe we are very strong but we'll have to wait and see."
De Villiers said if the Black Caps think their opponents are still mentally weak then "good for them", and he was adamant his side would be up for the challenge if New Zealand aim to talk their way to wins.
"There always is something, a little bit of this and that, when we play against New Zealand, especially the last time we met in the World Cup – a few things went down there. But, at the end of the day, they won that game."
That World Cup cap defeat still smarts for the South Africans. Chasing a very attainable 221 to progress to the semifinals, South Africa lost their last five wickets for 25 runs to fall well short. Making it more painful for the Proteas, Dan Vettori and Kyle Mills dished out a verbal spraying after de Villiers was run out to spark the collapse, an incident which saw the two Kiwis censured and fined by the ICC.
But de Villiers denied that unsavoury episode would add fuel to the fire in this potentially combustible match-up between two great sporting rivals.
"Not at all, it's past tense now, I think we've moved on from that. Obviously it hurt, it's not nice to fall out of the World Cup, but we have new things to work towards and a lot to look forward to.
"I'm sure the games will be played very hard on the field but we're friends with most of the guys off the field, so nothing too serious. We'll definitely go out there to try and win the games."
Coach Gary Kirsten welcomed any verbal warfare his side may face but said South Africa would likely leave that to the opposition.
"If New Zealand want to get verbal with us then that's their business. The side that plays better cricket is going to win, bottom line.
"To be honest, I don't think we're going to think too much about what New Zealand are doing. We just feel that if we play really good cricket in terms of our skills and don't say anything, we're going to win more games than we're going to lose."
A noble approach but it remains to be seen if it will be adhered to if the Black Caps start chirping.
New Zealand certainly know South Africa have been susceptible to such tactics in the past. And they also know, unlike when facing Zimbabwe, they'll need any edge they can get.


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Episode Recap: "Something New" There are some remarks only family can get away with saying. "Mom, you slut," is one of them. While these are words that would never come out of my mouth they barely raise an eyebrow in the Walker household. Truth be told, their being uttered during a family discussion recalling what music was playing when they each lost their virginity took the sting out of such a declaration, but it also goes to show the comfort level in this family. This week we were in full wedding preparation mode with Kitty feeling that all planned elements for her big day were recycled. From her dress to her first dance with Robert who, of course, had done this before. She had a point so we're happy that she found a perfect dress to wear instead of Nora's outdated and oversized hand-me-down. This also was a perfect moment for ABC to subtly remind viewers of the upcoming Dancing with the Stars finale by featuring a ballroom dancing sequence. In the spirit of happily-ever-afters Kitty asked Rebecca to be a bride's maid and had the nerve to be surprised that Rebecca had not expected an invitation to the wedding much less one to be in the bridal party. How quickly Kitty forgot her own relentlessly unwelcoming behavior to the sixth Walker. I give Rebecca credit though for her handling of the Walker clan whose capricious behavior towards her was excuse enough to write them all off. By finally heeding Holly's advice to stop playing the "shrinking violet" and speak her mind, Rebecca has finally claimed a spot at the table. Her outburst was long overdue given how Justin laid into her at the intervention though his heartfelt apology was worthy of acceptance. The story is a little different with the sisters. While it was nice to see that Sarah and Kitty feel they are all at a point where they can joke with their sister about the offenses they've had against each other namely Rebecca's dalliance with Joe maybe these ladies ought to check with Rebecca about that. Was she being too sensitive to Sarah's offhand remarks or was it that Rebecca is not yet used to the shorthand between the Walker siblings? Either way, Sarah's snide comments leave one wondering if she has indeed truly let it go? Holding grudges has normally been Kevin's department. He's been valiantly trying to change that personality quirk while also trying to accept the lack of communication from his significant other. Enter a little wine and lobster and a cute ex-boyfriend slash roommate and the countdown begins towards the end of his committed relationship. While it may be cliché that Jason would finally call Kevin just after Kevin had slept with Scotty, it is a relief that this non-relationship is over. Now, with no obstacles between them we hope that he and Scotty can make it work. Oddly enough, Tommy is in a similar situation now that his wife and child are back. Julia showed up at the vineyard all smiles and sunshine as if she hadn't absconded with their child and accused her husband of executing their other baby. Too bad Julia didn't catch the looks Holly was tossing at Lena and Tommy when she suddenly appeared. Oh yeah, this is going to be ugly. Lena may be playing the "I've moved on," card but seriously, if she is not a total psycho then why would she follow up a failed affair with Tommy by dating his younger brother? She's too cool right now, blithely accepting the break-up as if it had no effect on her, and that, of course, doesn't bode well. On another front, Nora is now dating Stan, an old flame played by Chevy Chase. It could be that I'm just out of it, but when did Chevy Chase become a silver fox? I suppose his gray mane was about as surprising as Lyle Lovett's lovely, but tacked on appearance at the end of the show. It was certainly a cute and much needed moment between the Senator and Kitty but still a hurried one. Hurried or not, this show manages to stuff a lot of story into one episode. I haven't even mentioned Sarah's new leading man played by Steven Weber. Hopefully, we'll see more of him next week when the big day arrives. The previews show what looks to be a fight between Tommy and Justin, which we are to assume, involves Lena; and Kitty stops the wedding to share a secret with Robert. What it could be I have no idea. Will it derail the wedding for good? I'm not sure so, guess where I'll be next Sunday at 10 PM? Find video of Brother's and Sisters with our Online Video Guide.
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LASIK and Vision Correction
Tired of the hassle and expense for contacts or glasses, thousands of people throughout South Carolina have found freedom through Magill Vision Center's LASIK and vision correction procedures.
As South Carolina's first and most highly regarded laser vision correction center, the eye specialists at Magill Vision Center utilize the latest and most technologically advanced lasers, as well as innovative implantable lens options.
Magill Vision Center was the first in South Carolina to perform LASIK and now is the first in the country to have the most advanced technology — the blade free Alcon Wavelight EX500 refractive suite — the fastest laser of its type, designed for safety and accuracy.
Dr. George Waring, Medical Director for Magill Vision Center, is the first in the country to perform LASIK and PRK using this revolutionary Wavelight technology with outstanding results. Magill Vision Center patients who have undergone this procedure have realized 20/20 vision or better.
Magill Vision Center is a part of the Storm Eye Institute at the Medical University of South Carolina. Our doctors are vision correction ophthalmologists and LASIK specialists, dedicated to providing you with clear, natural vision. They are board certified, highly skilled LASIK surgeons using the most advanced equipment available today.
The physicians and staff will consult with you on your options, answer all your questions and make your comfort a priority throughout the process. Learn more about each of our LASIK and vision correction procedures below.
LASIK (Laser Assisted In-Situ Keratomileusis) reshapes the cornea using a laser and restores the eye's ability to focus properly, thus eliminating the need for corrective eyewear.
Magill Vision Center utilizes the WaveLight refractive technology to safely and effectively reshape your eyes in a two-step procedure to restore ideal vision. Many people notice almost immediate improvement and the ability to perform daily tasks without the aid of glasses or contacts.
LASIK may not be the answer for everyone. Individuals with dry eyes, thin corneas, advanced vision loss or other conditions may benefit from other vision correction options. The experts at Magill will consult with you about the best approach for you.
PRK or photorefractive keratectomy, also known as Advanced Surface Ablation (ASA), is a vision correction option for people with thin corneas. The procedure is similar to LASIK and also uses the Wavelight refractive technology, but without creating a flap.
Refractive Surgery (Clear Lens Exchange)
A relatively new procedure to correct vision is now possible for those that might not be a candidate for LASIK, especially those over 40. Refractive surgery, or Clear Lens Exchange (CLE), can be the best option for those with presbyopia (inability to maintain a clear focus as objects are moved closer due to reduced elasticity of the lens with increasing age). It may also be used for those with nearsightedness or myopia (inability to see distant objects as clearly as near objects), farsightedness (problems seeing up close before the age of 40) and astigmatism.
The CLE procedure is identical to cataract surgery, except the lens being replaced is clear, rather than cloudy from a cataract. It can reduce or eliminate the need for glasses or contacts for people over the age of 40. The surgeon selects the best lens for your condition to give you the best quality vision results. Patients have a very fast recovery with excellent outcomes. Since the procedure is the same as cataract surgery, an additional benefit of CLE is the patient will never need cataract surgery, since the artificial lens will not become cloudy with age.
Implantable Contact Lens
Implantable Contact Lens, also called phakic IOL (intraocular lens) is an alternative for those with conditions that can't be safely corrected with a LASIK procedure, such as moderate to extreme nearsightedness, thin corneas, a history of dry eye and large pupils. Candidates for this procedure are typically under 45 years old.
Unlike clear lens exchange or laser vision correction, nothing is removed from the eye. A soft, flexible lens is placed inside the eye between the iris and the natural lens, instead of on the surface of the eye like a contact lens. Your surgeon can select the implantable lens that is best for you, such as the Visian ICL.
While the lens is considered permanent, it can be removed or replaced if necessary. Patients with implantable contact lenses are often amazed how much their life changes from reliance on very thick glasses to requiring no visual aid at all.
To find out what the best option for vision correction is for you, call 843-216-2020 to schedule an individual consultation with a skilled Magill Vision Center physician.