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2012 Elections»
The Obama Campaign
Obama's massive lead with women: How much will it actually help?Posted on April 11, 2012, at 2:52 PM
New polls show that, when it comes to women voters, the president is leaving Mitt Romney in the dust — but that hardly guarantees Obama a second term
Will stabilized gas prices help Obama?Posted on April 11, 2012, at 7:35 AM
A slew of new reports shows that the price of gas is starting to plateau. President Obama's re-election team may be breathing a sigh of relief
Does Obama's 'cocky' team think Mitt Romney is a 'joke'?Posted on April 10, 2012, at 7:00 AM
BuzzFeed takes a look inside Obama re-election headquarters one year in, and finds lots of good cheer in Chicago — maybe a little too much
8 liberal celebrities who have fallen out of love with ObamaPosted on April 5, 2012, at 7:45 AM
The president's 2008 campaign was filled with plenty of star power, but celebrity endorsements are a little harder to come by in 2012
Paul Ryan's 'social Darwinism' budget: The perfect target for Obama?Posted on April 4, 2012, at 9:30 AM
In a fiery preview of the fall campaign, President Obama slams Mitt Romney and his party for supporting Ryan's controversial financial blueprint
Is Obama wrong to 'declare war' on the Supreme Court?Posted on April 3, 2012, at 3:20 PM
The president whips partisans into a frenzy by warning conservative justices that overturning ObamaCare would constitute the very judicial activism they despise
Robert Shrum: Will a Tea Party Supreme Court guarantee Obama a second term?Posted on March 30, 2012, at 9:45 AM
The court's conservative wing appears ready to engage in some despicable judicial activism on ObamaCare. Politically, at least, the justices are doing Obama a favor
The ObamaCare decision: How it could shape the 2012 electionPosted on March 29, 2012, at 9:25 AM
The Supreme Court may very well strike down all or part of President Obama's biggest domestic achievement. Would that kill his re-election bid — or help it?
Why Obama's poll numbers are crashing: 5 theoriesPosted on March 14, 2012, at 10:26 AM
Economic forecasts are brightening, and the GOP presidential race is turning ugly. But puzzlingly, Obama's approval rating just hit a record low
Should President Obama debate Sarah Palin?Posted on March 13, 2012, at 5:01 PM
After Team Obama attacks the Alaskan political star in a fundraising video, she challenges him to square off with her "anytime, anywhere"
How badly will rising gas prices hurt Obama?Posted on March 13, 2012, at 2:45 PM
The president's poll numbers have taken a big hit as frustratingly high pump prices sour Americans on Obama's handling of the economy
Obama's 'glitzy' 17-minute campaign documentary: Will it work?Posted on March 8, 2012, at 6:14 PM
The president enlists an Oscar-winning documentarian and Tom Hanks for a short film highlighting the successes of his first term — and making the case for a second
What would President Obama do with a second term?Posted on March 8, 2012, at 9:51 AM
The Democratic incumbent is campaigning hard for four more years. He's been less vigorous in explaining what he'd do with them
Obama's re-election bid: 6 reasons he's still in troublePosted on March 2, 2012, at 10:52 AM
Many GOP insiders are sinking into despair about their odds of unseating President Obama in the fall. They might want to cheer up
'Another five years': Is Obama getting cocky?Posted on February 24, 2012, at 9:55 AM
The president tells Hispanic voters that he'll keep trying to deliver on his promise of immigration reform — in his second term
The rising price of gas: Will it hurt Obama's re-election chances?Posted on February 23, 2012, at 6:45 AM
Obama's campaign could find itself running on fumes if prices at the pump continue to tick upward
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Downtown is a pop song composed by Tony Hatch following a first-time visit to New York City. Petula Clark released her first version in late 1964 topping music charts worldwide (with 3 million copies sold in the US alone.
English singer Emma Bunton released "Downtown" in November 2006. The single was selected as the 2006 BBC Children in Need single, with all proceeds from the release going to the charity.
Directed by Harvey & Carolyn, (the directors who also directed her video for her single "Maybe") the sexually suggestive music video for the single is set in a hotel bedroom featuring Bunton as a maid. It includes appearances from contestants from the BBC's reality television show Strictly Come Dancing (the format to which has been sold worldwide under the name Dancing with the Stars) and features cameos from Matt Dawson, Louisa Lytton, Carol Smillie, Spoony, Mark Ramprakash, Claire King, Peter Schmeichel, Craig Revel Horwood, Anton du Beke, Brendan Cole, Erin Boag, Lilia Kopylova, Karen Hardy, and Darren Bennett. Though the lyrics are innocuous, in the video Bunton's body language clearly twists the song title into a euphemism for sexual activity.

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When I started playing X-Wing nine months ago I gravitated towards rebels. Although I bought pretty much everything, I found Rebels more inspiring, easier to get my head round, and more forgiving on the table. I went to my first tournament with the classic Golden Daggers. For those of you not down with the build names, this consists of 2x Gold Squadron Y-Wings with Ion Cannon Turret and 2x Dagger Squadron B-Wings with Advanced Sensors (AS). This was very strong prior to the release of Imperial Aces and all the wave 4 shininess, and I won with four wins out of four, including an incredibly tough final against four ion cannon Y-wings. Then Imperial Aces came out and everyone started flying Imperials, and I started to lose. A lot. Since then I have struggled to get back into rebels.
However, last week I finally found something to make me adore Rebels once again, and I think it's really, really good, so I wanted to share it with you guys.


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Lots of EggNog, LOTS.
I expect there will be a bit of plinking after everyone opens their presents; a nephew is getting a shotty, his dad is getting a .44mag, his brother a .45ACP. (If i join in, it will be well after the Nog.)
Dead Bears, the only good kind.
I'm planning on riding with Glass on patrol as she is working the night shift and I'm off. Don't tell her but I kind of like spending time with her when I can.
opening presents then making dirty movies on my new flip Ultra HD.... Then posting them on tube8.com
Nothing fancy just the wife kids and I this year. My family hates me so they would never dream of spending Christmas with my family.
I'm gonna cook some good food and see if my father calls for the first time in 9 months.
Work on the 24th from 0400 to 1200, then have relatives coming to the house. Get tipsy and see what Santa brought. Wrap myself up with a bright red bow,......
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So, all the damn freaks come out on Christmas? Nice to know!
This will be My first Christmas alone, so I dont know what I'm doing. Going to have dinner with my Dad on Christmas Eve. Open up a few bottles...
(Mental note... Stay away from tube8 for a while...)
I talked my mom into getting me a Kel-Tec p-3at...380..for X-mas. So now I got to get her something over the top...still got to shop...I don't get the gun till X-mas Eve,at my sisters house..lots of Ham Deviled Egg's and then Budwieser Beer,then shoot pool in the Basement till 3am..
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline...
"the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
That good I am no within 10 miles of that place. It's going to look like the stogie scene here Uncle so and so toss the match over his back and the sewer blows the hell up, from NL Christmas Vacation.


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No blower operation at any speed, blower motor is good. I need to locate the blower control module to test it and its wiring. Where is it located?
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I did not expect to feel this frustrated after the relative success that I have had. I know the problem is balance, after all, isn't a weight problem really a balance problem? I eat too much, I don't exercise enough. Balance.
I keep having to adjust my exercise goals because I am not consistent with it. So should I set my goals based on the REALITY of my exercise or based on my seemingly realistic, but not always obtained goals. I either don't meet the calorie burn goal at all or blow it out of the water. Balance.
Some days it's the same with my food. Some days it is after 8 pm and I have 300 calories left to consume to meet the minimum, and I am not even hungry. Other days, I have met my max calorie goals by 4 pm, and I'm still hungry, AND I can't go to bed for another 7 hours or more. I have SEVEN hours to either feel hungry, or guilty. I just can't seem to find a good balance.
It has been almost 3 weeks and I have gained and lost the same 2 pounds. Don't get me wrong, I am sooo thankful that it is only 2! I researched plateau, I looked at my exercise, and my diet. I am completely out of balance. I started Sparking on January 15, 2012. I was so excited to have a FREE resource to help me get control of this, and I enthusiastically began to exercise more. I enthusiastically (and much to my husband's displeasure) cleaned out the pantry. i went from one extreme to the other-- that darn balance again.
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dhfsfc commented on the diary post NYC Mayor Bloomberg Gives Goldman Sachs a Hug Over Hurt Fee Fees by Scarecrow.
When I worked for a competing investment bank on Wall Street, I had the pleasure of hearing a recording of a Goldman salesman crowing to a third party intermediary that he had lied to us and dumped bonds without telling us what they really were. Ultimately, after a few discussions, and since I had a [...]
dhfsfc commented on the blog post Obama to Congressional Campaign Committees: You're On Your Own
Once again, it's all about Him!
Anyone see Feingold on Maher insisting that Obama would be a great President in his second term! And listing a few things we would never see if he wasn't re-elected, like climate change legislation. Is that a joke? Russ, don't embarrass yourself! If you want people to vote for him, just say he's slightly better than a Republican. But we've been lied to once, and this time, we aren't buying whatever it is your selling.
dhfsfc commented on the diary post Why, as a Progressive, I am supporting Democrats and Obama's re-election by oldionus.
Just today, there is a post on HuffPo by Christine Pelosi, arguing that women in Idaho (and presumably the rest of America) should support Obama because he is more pro-women's rights than the Republicans. Amazing how the same old, tired arguments about why we "must" support Obama are being trotted out for the base. But [...]
dhfsfc commented on the diary post The Daily Show: Concern Trolling Jesters for the 1% by UndisciplinedPhD.
The Samantha Bee piece was actually funny. Accusing Ms. Bee of "falling back" on physical mannerisms, like "exaggerated facial expressions and hand gestures" tells us that the writer has never seen a Samantha Bee piece before. It's her stock in trade! More importantly, the fact that Bee's piece makes OWS supporters uncomfortable tells us more [...]
dhfsfc commented on the diary post The Whole World Is Watching, UC/Davis Edition by Teddy Partridge.
If Katehi was not closely monitoring what was happening at this confrontation (which she probably was), then she is guilty of gross negligence. There is no way that she can stay in that job. She's proven herself incompetent at best. More likely, however, I think she gave the cops a LOT of leeway, up to [...]
dhfsfc commented on the blog post Neocons Demand Obama Retract Factual Statement About Benjamin Netanyahu
Inflammatory translation? Because it reveals that Obama "has to talk to [Bibi] every day?"
So NOW we know what Barry is doing in the Oval Office! Because he's certainly not paying any attention to what is happening to the American middle- and lower-class.
dhfsfc commented on the diary post Barbara Ehrenreich, Homeless in America by Tom Engelhardt.
Someone I know works on Wall Street, and told me that, in addition to the protestors, there are many "homeless." It would never occur to him that the homeless are protesting!
Meanwhile, Nickel and Dimed is one book that changed my outlook forever! A must read.
dhfsfc commented on the blog post We present you with this slap across your wrist
Thanks for responding! Out all morning.
dhfsfc commented on the blog post We present you with this slap across your wrist
Apparently, the Taylor Law prohibits law suits to be filed personally against police and firemen in New York.
New York City taxpayers will pay for his stupidity. Not that Bloomberg, or Raymond Kelly, care.
dhfsfc commented on the diary post 99 Percent. The Math Is So Easy, I Can Do It. by cmaukonen.
Absolutely fantastic!
This is the perfect answer to the question I'm so tired of hearing: "What do they want?"
dhfsfc commented on the diary post Glenn Greenwald's article of 10/11/2011: "Can OWS be turned into a Democratic Party movement?" by UT Lifeboat.
Obama is going to co-opt this movement? Obama is the REASON this movement exists. People have finally realized that "voting" for one of two parties, no matter which one, is a scam.
And I'm with them. Never again!
dhfsfc commented on the diary post The Democrats bring the smoke-filled backrooms of corrupt politics to FaceBook by Alan Maki.
Sounds like DKos all over again!
dhfsfc commented on the blog post The State-Sanctioned Killing of Troy Davis
1. I knew Obama wouldn't open his cowardly mouth on this atrocity. Wouldn't want to lose any voters!
2. My son heard about this after the execution, when my husband and I were watching MSNBC. He was absolutely shocked, and it takes a LOT to shock a 16-year-old these days. He was upset enough that he didn't argue with me when I went into my "I hate this country" rant.
3. Rubbing alcohol administered by the "doctor" to prevent an infection?
dhfsfc commented on the diary post We Are All Troy by Edger.
I hate to imagine how Clarence Thomas voted. But I think I can.
dhfsfc commented on the blog post Obama Jobs Bill Faces Hurdles with Public, Fellow Democrats
Obama is dead in the water. Now we will find out whether there is any Democratic Party, with actual Democratic principles, left in America. If there is, the Party principals will realize what they have to do for the people who have supported them in the past, and who believed that the Democrats would defend the social reforms that so many of them relied on to achieve a better life in this country. If there is no Democratic Party left, and they have sold out to corporate America, as many former Dems believe, then they will let Obama run again. Because what is the worst that can happen? A Republican wins? They'll be the same, or better off, either way.
dhfsfc commented on the blog post A Wipeout of Democrats in Two Congressional Special Elections
And in other news, Elizabeth Warren announced she's running for the Senate in Massachusetts against Scott Brown. I did not realize that she is 62 years old. Just sent her an e-mail, telling her she needs to run for President. She'll be too old by 2016, and after last night, it's clear Obama doesn't have a chance.
dhfsfc commented on the blog post A Wipeout of Democrats in Two Congressional Special Elections
Question here. When the White House says that Obama is "pivoting" to jobs, what is he pivoting FROM? Enquiring minds want to know.
dhfsfc commented on the diary post Obama passes the buck to his "Deficit" Commission to destroy Social Security by Liz Berry.
A little off topic, but did anyone read that Time is reporting that, based on insiders' observations, the President is "depressed?" At times during the last three years, I've suspected that there is something extremely wrong with this man. He is passive, to a fault, indeed sometimes it literally feels as if there is no [...]
dhfsfc commented on the blog post Obama Is A Kenyan Sociali— Ooooo, Look! 20 Ways To Pleasure Your Man!
O.K. For all you Tea Partiers, let's cut social security. Not in the future, but now, and for you and your parents. And Medicare.
Now let's hear the screaming.
dhfsfc commented on the diary post If Obama caves to the left now, progressives will still lose by jest.
You're right. Ron Paul may be the answer, just to end the wars!
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Merck to Settle Vioxx Lawsuits
"We have done everything humanly possible to ensure that it actually resolves the vast majority of myocardial infarction and ischemic stroke cases, to close the doors to new filings and to guard against fraud," said General Counsel Bruce Kuhlik.
Payment to individual claimants could start as early as next August. Merck said it expects to record a fourth-quarter pretax charge of $4.85 billion to cover the cost of the agreement. The company expects the charge will be tax deductible.
Natixis Bleichroeder analyst Jon LeCroy said he expects the payment to reduce interest income by about $200 million a year going forward. Also updating his predictions for Merck's Gardasil, he noted, "For 2007 and 2008, interest income losses offset the vaccine increases, leading to lower EPS estimates. For 2009-2011, however, the vaccine increases more than offset lower interest income and EPS increase."
LeCroy has a buy rating and is now looking for 2007 EPS of $3.15, a penny lower than his previous estimate, and $3.46, $3.79 and $4.26 in '08, '09 and '10, respectively. Prior estimates were for $3.50, $3.74 and $4.21 for 2008-2010.For Trotta's video take on Merck's Vioxx settlement, click here.
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Some 300,000 people participated in the 112th anniversary of the Pontifical Coronation of Our Lady of Itati, the patroness of the province of Corrientes in Argentina.
A Mass in honor of the Our Lady if Itati was celebrated on July 16 by Archbishop Andres Stanovnik of Corrientes.
During his homily, Archbishop Stanovnik underscored Mary's virtue in serving others, and stressed the importance of following her example, especially in family life.
"The evangelist notes that Mary went with haste, which reflects her interior disposition towards service," the archbishop said. "The Church aspires to promote citizens who are more responsible in their obligations and more conscious of their rights."
The devotion to Our Lady of Itati has its origins in the account of Spanish Jesuit missionary and a group of locals who converted to the Catholic faith, who were saved from an attack by another tribe after they prayed the rosary.
According to the story, a passage was opened through Yaguari River and the people of Itati were saved due to the intercession of the Blessed Mother.
On July 16, 1900, at the doors of the Shrine of the Most Holy Cross of the Miracles in Corrientes, Our Lady of Itati was crowned by Bishop Rosendo de la Lastra y Gordillo, on behalf of Pope Leo XIII, before all the bishops of Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, and a multitude of the faithful.
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Nordstrom To Open Fulfillment Center In Elizabethtown, Pa.
SEATTLE, Jan. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Seattle-based Nordstrom, Inc. (NYSE: JWN) announced today plans to open its third fulfillment center at Conewago Industrial Park in Elizabethtown, Pa. The approximately 672,000-square-foot building, with an additional 470,000-square foot mezzanine, is scheduled to open in summer 2015. In its first three years, the new fulfillment center will offer nearly 400 full-time positions and additional opportunities for part-time and seasonal roles. In the future, Nordstrom expects to increase hiring – up to 700 full-time roles or more – as the business continues to grow.
The fulfillment center will enable faster delivery for Nordstrom.com, Nordstrom mobile app and Nordstrom catalog orders, particularly for those from customers on the East Coast. The new facility joins the company's existing fulfillment centers in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and San Bernardino, Calif. Nordstrom.com currently serves customers in 98 countries and offers everyday free shipping and free returns within the US. Since 2009, Nordstrom has operated with an integrated inventory platform between its stores and online, as well as the ability to fulfill online orders from any of its 117 full-line stores across the country.
The fulfillment center is located at Conewago Industrial Park, which is owned by Martin and William Murray, and will be built by H&M Company, Inc. Jones Lang LaSalle served as the broker for Nordstrom.
"Speed of delivery is simply just part of our customers' expectations of what good service means today," said Jamie Nordstrom, president of Nordstrom Direct. "This is an ideal location to add to our fulfillment capabilities and improve the delivery experience for our customers. E-commerce is the fastest growing area of our business and this is another example of how we're investing in people and capabilities to help us support this growth and responding to our customers' changing definition of service."He continued, "We want to thank the Martin Murray, owner of Conewago Industrial Park, as well as all of the state and local leaders who have supported this and helped make this come together."
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Kyle Hendricks cites Maddux, Peavy as biggest influences
BY TONI GINNETTI For Sun-Times Media August 25, 2014 7:07PM
Tuesday: Travis Wood (7-11, 4.91 ERA) vs. Johnny Cueto (15-7, 2.20), 6:10 p.m., CSN, 720-AM.
Wednesday: Jacob Turner (4-7, 5.77) vs. TBA, 6:10 p.m., CSN, 720-AM.
Thursday: Jake Arrieta (7-4, 2.53) vs. TBA, 11:35 a.m., Ch. 9, 720-AM.
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Maybe it's no coincidence Cubs rookie right-hander Kyle Hendricks so often is compared to Hall of Famer Greg Maddux. After all, Maddux was one of his childhood idols, a pitcher to pattern himself after.
''Growing up, I watched Greg Maddux a lot,'' Hendricks said. ''I've heard the comparisons, but that's going to be tough to live up to. But it's hard not to like the guy because he was a complete pitcher in every essence of the word.''
Hendricks, 24, said he would have relished the chance to sit beside Maddux in the dugout during a game, listening and learning.
''I would have loved to have done that,'' he said. ''If you have someone like that around, why not pick their brain?''
The Cubs' dugout Hendricks occupies is populated mostly with young players learning the ropes together. They are fueled by optimism, if not experience.
''In a way, having a lot of young guys is comfortable because we've played together coming through the minor leagues,'' Hendricks said. ''At the same time, you have to have veteran guys because they've been here. They know the ins and outs. They've faced a lot of these hitters for years, so it always helps to have older guys to lean on and learn from and see how things are done.''
Less than two months into his major-league career, Hendricks seems to have separated himself as a quick study to a complex game.
''I think he goes into it with a pretty calm demeanor and how he wants to go about it,'' manager Rick Renteria said. ''I think that's just preparation.''
And, in Hendricks' case, a personality and approach not unlike the student of economics he is.
''In a way, I guess it is,'' he said. ''I like to watch a lot of video and break down hitters. I really stick pretty close to the scouting reports we have on guys. It's just the way I work and what's worked for me so far. I guess school [he earned an economics degree from Dartmouth] helped with my mindset and working through situations.''
Hendricks was the Cubs' minor-league pitcher of the year last season and has continued to live up to his talent in the majors. He is 5-1 with a 1.78 ERA in eight starts and is the first Cubs rookie to post six consecutive quality starts since Kerry Wood had two streaks of seven in 1998.
''When I first got up here, you're kind of unsure of yourself because you throw to minor-league hitters and then come up here and face all these big-league lineups,'' he said. ''You're thinking, 'Am I really good enough to play at this level?'
''Then you start getting guys out and start realizing it's pretty much the same game. If you make good pitches, even though they're the best hitters in the world, a good hitter still gets hits only three out of 10 times. You start building confidence and getting into a routine, and you realize it's the same game.''
That philosophy isn't unlike the thinking Maddux nurtured. But it isn't the only approach Hendricks wants to follow.
''Being from Southern California, I loved watching [former White Sox right-hander] Jake Peavy when he was with the Padres, the way he competed, the bulldog mentality on the mound,'' he said. ''[Maddux and Peavy] were different kinds of pitchers, but that's kind of how it is. You look up to some guys who are similar [to you] and some guys you kind of want to be like.''


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Slieve Gullion - The jewel in the districts crown
Tuesday, 5 August 2014
For those seeking the thrill and intrigue of Irish myth and legend or a taste of native culture in poetry, music and song a visit to the Ring of Gullion in south Armagh is certain not to disappoint.
The area is officially designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) which only serves to enhance the sense of magic and wonder of this special place.
Perhaps the most famous of the legends associated with the area is that Slieve Gullion played a key role in the life of the legend, Cú Chulainn.
Cú Chulainn
According to folklore, the mountain of Slieve Gullion is named after Culann the metalsmith, who lived on its slopes. It is here that Sétanta spent his boyhood and was given the name Cú Chulainn.
Culann invited Conchobhar mac Neasa, king of Ulster, to a feast at his house on the slopes of Slieve Gullion. On his way, Conchobhar stopped at the playing field to watch the boys play hurling. So impressed was he by Sétanta's performance that he asked him to join him at the feast. Sétanta duly promised to join him after he finished his game. Conchobhar went ahead, but he forgot about Sétanta, and that evening Culann let loose his ferocious hound to guard his house as it was a dangerous place because of raiders and the like. When Sétanta arrived, the hound attacked him, but he killed it. Some say by smashing it against a standing stone, and others by driving a sliotar down its throat with his hurley.
Culann was devastated by the loss of his prized hound, so Sétanta promised to rear him a replacement and until it was old enough to do the job, he himself would guard Culann's house. The druid Cathbhadh announced that his name from that day forward would be Cú Chulainn, "Culann's Hound."
In the Táin Bó Cuailnge, commonly known as the Cattle raid of Cooley, at the nearby Gap of the North is where Cú Chulainn single-handedly fended-off the army of Méabh while the warriors of Ulster were under a spell.
The Calliagh Berra's Lake
Visitors to the area can also follow in the footsteps of the legendary Irish Warrior Fionn Mac Cumhaill (or Finn McCool). Legend has it that the Fianna warrior walked up the slopes of Slieve Gullion to the lake near the summit to find a beautiful young lady sobbing on the water's edge.
Being a gentleman he enquired as to why she was crying. She replied that she had dropped her golden ring in the bottomless lake. Without a moment's hesitation Fionn ripped off his shirt and dived in, swam down until he found the ring, grabbed it and returned to the top only to find an old hag laughing, the Calliagh Berra.
The witch had tricked Fionn and he fell out on the lake's shore as an old withered man. When Fionn came down the mountain, no-one recognised him, not even the Fianna! However, when his trustworthy Irish Hounds smelled the old man they knew that he was their Master. Fionn, the Fianna, and the hounds forced the Calliagh Berra to restore Fionn to his youth, but it is said that his hair remained white like an old man's for the rest of his life, and that his fate is said to befall anyone who bathes in the lake to this very day. Are you bold enough to take a dip in the Calliagh Berra's lake?
The Calliagh Berra's House
The huge burial cairn located on the summit of the mountain, the South Cairn, is known as The Calliagh Berra's House and is the highest surviving passage tomb in Ireland or the UK.
Visitors can crawl into the burial chamber via a passageway in the side of the cairn. A skylight allows light to enter, so a torch is not needed. The earliest documented investigation of the site dates to 1789, when the chamber was opened by locals searching for the old lady Cailleach Beara, but only a few human bones were found, the Calliagh Berra's?
Music, poetry and the arts
The people of the Ring of Gullion and the whole south of County Armagh has a wonderful tradition of music, song and poetry.
The ceilidh probably best exemplifies the community spirit of the area, as it does throughout Ireland. These communal coming togethers helped bond people through harsh, unforgiving times by not only entertaining the people but also allowing everyone to share the work load and contribute in so far as they were able to do so.
From late medieval times and probably earlier the whole of south Armagh was a notable centre of Irish poetry, and Creggan churchyard is famous as the burial place of poets. This was celebrated in former names for the area, still used in the 18th century - Ceantar na nAmhran (The District of Songs) and Ceantar na bhFill (the District of Poets).
The area was also the last gaeltacht in Northern Ireland. In the 2001 Census some 9 per cent to 17 per cent of people were recorded as being able to speak, read, write and understand Irish. Today, festivals, storytelling, publications, townland drama festivals, ceilidhs and dances all give expression to this heritage. Initiatives such as the Poet's Trail, and assertion of the Urney Graveyard Path as a public right of way give physical access to sites associated with local poets and, through interpretative panels and guidebooks, introduce visitors to the poetry of the area.
Lislea, a small settlement to the north-west of Slieve Gullion provides an important and long established annual drama festival which draws players from all over the country to perform traditional plays in the Old Schoolhouse Theatre.
Built Heritage
The area abounds with archaeological and historical features, having been settled for at least 6000 years. Historic monuments and buildings include prehistoric tombs, cashels, churches and other prominent buildings.
The remains of 20 or so large stone tombs can be found in the Ring of Gullion. Many, such as Ballymacdermot are situated in prominent positions with commanding views over the surrounding countryside.
The King's Ring at Clontygora, and the Ballymacdermot tomb are two of the best examples of court tombs in the North of Ireland.
An outstanding example of a portal tomb is the monument at Ballykeel and the South Cairn at the top of Slieve Gullion is the highest surviving Passage Tomb in Britain or Ireland. Digs at several of these burial monuments have unearthed stone tools, pottery and human remains whilst areas around Carlingford Lough such as Cooley, Mourne and Gullion, have seen human habitation for centuries.
Proposals for an Area of Significant Archaeological Interest covering the Dorsey Earthworks and surrounding lands, as a feature of wider importance to the whole of Northern Ireland are also in place in the AONB. The Dorsey forms a large enclosure or double set of earthworks thought to be part of Ulster's defences in the Iron Age and possibly controlling access along an important route to Navan Fort near Armagh. "Dorsey" is derived from the Gaelic, Na Doirse, which means "the Gateways".
Cultural Heritage
The Ring of Gullion has its' own particular cultural heritage. The people of the area share cultural traditions closely identified with the countryside. Many of these can be attributed to the past difficulties in communication between townland communities which were separated by mountain, bog or stream. Townland names in the area continue to bear testament to the area's cultural landscape, its heroes and heroines and the families who tended the land.
Nestling close to Camlough Mountain are the mill villages of Camlough and Bessbrook, which would have provided employment to people all over the Ring of Gullion in days gone by. Linen working has been associated with Bessbrook since 1752 but the village is now probably best known for its "Model" village built from 1845 by John Richardson, a Quaker, to provide housing, educational and social facilities for their workforce in the spinning mills.
The thatched Derrymore House, a National Trust property, is believed to have been where the Act of Union was drafted in 1800. The house was built by Isaac Corry, MP for Newry in the Irish House of Commons for 30 years from 1776.
Farming continues to be very important in the Ring of Gullion with small farms the norm.
Traditionally, farmland in the area between Slieve Gullion and the ring of hills would have been divided into strips of rectangular fields, each strip originally worked as one farm. In the past many farms would have grown some crops of oats and potatoes but now grassland and cattle dominate.
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The Vampire Diaries Review: Dancing with the Devilby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Senior prom never lives up to expectations.
You think you have the perfect dress... and then a classmate shows up in something similar. You think you're gonna get some... and then your date passes out drunk. You think you can flip your loved one's humanity switch back on... only for her to attempt multiple murders and for the event to be overtaken by a deranged ancient witch on a mission.
It's the same old story at high schools around the country.
"Pictures of You" wasn't an in-your-face, non-stop-action, thrill-a-minute return episode.
It was actually light on blood and gore and surprises and didn't even conclude on an especially intriguing cliffhanger. Sorry, but seeing Silas' scarred face didn't nudge me any closer to the edge of my seat.
But the hour did bring into focus many relationships, from Elena's nearly destroyed ones with Bonnie and Caroline to Rebekah's burgeoning one with Matt to Caroline's briefly revived one with Tyler.
That was Tyler, right? Not Silas? What an odd scene and return. It was used to soften Klaus a lot more than further anything related to the reunited couple, as our favorite Hybrid admitted he cared about Caroline's happiness to such a degree that he was willing to let Tyler go in order to maintain it. Really, nothing says I Love You more than NOT murdering your boyfriend.
Elena, meanwhile, was going in the opposite direction with her friends, doing all she could to tear them down. She stole Caroline's dress. She referred to Bonnie as a "brain washed crazy person." She told Stefan she lacked a heart and she scoffed at Damon's title of "boyfriend." The humanity-free vampire made Katherine seem like your caring next door neighbor.
But while it's a nice change of pace for both Nina Dobrev and this typically innocent character, it's also refreshing that it may be coming to an end soon. As Caroline noted (I know you said to kill her with kindness, but can't I just kill her?), there's only so long such a stone-cold killer can be accepted by those around her before they either give up trying or do something worse to her.
So it's on to Plan C: scaring the humanity back into the blood-sucker. I can only imagine a marathon of The Ring is on tap. Maybe Toddlers & Tiaras.
Let's also hope fan reaction frightens Julie Plec and company into choosing a direction and sticking with it when it comes to this perennial love triangle. Stefan is gonna get out of town... only to remember his feelings for Elena. Damon is confident Elena really does love him... only to wonder and rage when he watches her dance with his brother.
The overall dance of Who Will Elena Pick? has grown very old. It's been pushed to the side over the past few episodes because the Salvatores have had other issues to worry about (Other Sides ending, waitresses being killed, etc.), but it was brought back a bit to the forefront here, much to my chagrin. I don't care if Elena pulls a Kelly Taylor and chooses herself at this point. She just needs to make some decision.
After she stops trying to kill her best friends, that is.
Thee others developments worth noting:
- Poor Matt! Dude, you are so much more than a busboy at The Grill. (Seriously, at this point in your tenure there, you better be so much more!) You are the rational, benevolent human being who does all he can to keep everyone around him safe and grounded. The town would fall apart (ummm... even more) without you there. So glad Rebekah picked up on this and so pleased with her evolution overall. She has a ways to go, but she could be "good" yet.
- Bonnie may not have smiled in about six months, but at least she's driving the plot now instead of being used to randomly turn it in one direction or another.
- The opposite can be said about Katherine. I've often noted how she's really nothing more than a plot device - popping up now and again with no real explanation - but that was never truer than her note to Klaus. She might as well have written: "Yo dude, The CW is considering a spinoff titled The Originals. Get down to New Orleans!"
Overall, not the best episode of The Vampire Diaries Season 4. The ability of Silas to simply turn into anyone is a significant writing crutch, a storyline that makes it far too easy to dupe both the viewers and the characters.
But at least he now has The Cure. At least Bonnie has agreed to help him. There's momentum on this front, there's movement in bringing the old Elena back - and there's Caroline in that dress! Far be it for me to complain.
What did everyone else think?
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The Vampire Diaries, Reviews
Well, episode was fine Damon on the other look dashing in his tux with a new haircut.
The Katherine letter felt a little out of place and Caroline is confusing me a little, but I liked the episode.
There was some vampire diaries logic through out the episode. First, why on earth would Klaus have a treasure chest of vintage gowns? Gowns, painting snowflakes and horses, interior design, Does Klaus like to play for both teams? lol just kidding. Second, why would Elena pick to kill Bonnie by draining her blood out instead of snapping her neck like she did on the waitress. Oh, and it was nice for Katherine to randomly write letter to tell us CW is planning for a Vampire Diaries spin-off "The Originals". Katherine does come in handy for TVD writers.
i just gotta say i love klaus and caroline... please writers you have a huge potential love story in your hands MAKE IT HAPPEN ALREADY PLEASEEE
April !!! Yes you are still annoying :)
Also, I understand that Elena's humanity is off, but I am very much over it. I am missing the heart of this show. I think you don't quite realize how much the main character of a show really sets the tone until they feel like they are gone. It was not even just the humanity switch. Since she has become a vampire there has been something missing from her passion towards Damon. Even before she chose him officially, there was all of this pent up tension and it was something we all felt for 3 seasons. Then when she became a vampire it was like she had no passion for him, when all along she was supposed to be more passionately in love with more intense feelings. Ever since the sire bond, I feel like I have been personally jipped. Not in a way where the writers have kept me hooked.. In a way where I am losing my emotional bond with this show. I was expecting at least a few weeks of Damon and Elena passion that would eventually be torn apart by something tragic. But really, the passion between them ended in one episode.
I am personally getting emotionally detached from this show. At this point, I don't care if you are team Stelena, Delena or any other "ena" there could possibly be... I am just annoyed that after 3 seasons of tension between Damon and Elena, they had one love scene that was ruined by Caroline's sire ranting and then basically fizzled out and could have been brother and sister. It was completely passionless after that first episode and NOW they are gonna somehow pull something where she chooses Stefan again OR chooses no one. I am bored. I used to understand the direction the writers were going in because good writing should make you relate to and almost understand the main character. I have no idea whats going on right now and feel like I just wanna go back to the beginning when the writing was good. I feel like its the beginning of the end :(
The football is Elena bwhahaha! Boring episode.
Good episode. I still like Elena with her humanity off because she's more fun sure he could not kill as many people which would be great but I don't want to loose the fun Elena. Stefan and Elena trying to get Elena to turn her humanity back on is getting old I mean if she wanted it back on she would turn it back on the only reason they want it back on is because they want her to love them. I can't believe Elijah handed over the cure to Silas I mean I know he looked like rebekah but Elijah's supposed to be the smart rational brother not the hey here's the cure you passed my test brother. I wasnt sure if that was really Tyler or not and I'm still not because thought I read we wouldn't be seeing Tyler for the rest of the season. I can't wait till the next episode it looks good but I'm not so intrigued by the originals yet I'm more curious about what's going to happen with Elena's humanity and Silas.
not the best ok ep


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SAN FRANCISCO, July 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Minerva Project, reinventing the university experience to develop global leaders and innovators across disciplines, and Keck Graduate Institute (KGI), a member of The Claremont University Consortium, today announced an innovative new partnership in higher education. KGI, an institution accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), is partnering with Minerva Project to launch the Minerva Schools at KGI, with the first class matriculating in the fall of 2015. The Minerva Schools' unique undergraduate program will complement KGI's current graduate-level offerings, expanding its portfolio and providing opportunities for student, faculty and administrative collaboration. The KGI-Minerva relationship and new programs are pending WASC approval.
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"Educational models that improve upon the best programs currently available don't come along that often," said Sheldon Schuster, president, KGI. "We believe that Minerva Project is such a model, and, more importantly, we believe that its mission fits in perfectly with KGI's commitment to challenge higher education conventions and to foster innovation, active learning, and entrepreneurship. We have no doubt that the collaboration between KGI and Minerva will bring many benefits to our students and to the Institute as whole."
The KGI Board of Trustees approved the partnership with Minerva at the end of June, understanding that it would help both institutions to achieve their stated missions. The two institutions will work together to refine and improve strategies for student learning at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, to expand the team-based learning model, to increase students' global competency, and to further their shared interdisciplinary approach to academics.The Minerva Schools, like KGI's graduate programs, will help high-performing students become mature, confident individuals and put them on a path to meaningful careers and fulfilling lives. The highly selective undergraduate program will offer students from around the world the opportunity to learn from accomplished faculty versed in the latest teaching methodologies to ensure positive student learning outcomes.
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The scheme and what we do really can maximize our personnel but there need to be upgrades. In the 4-3 Under with Von coming off the edge and blitzing frequently as the scheme and front calls, it keeps us from having to add an additional safety to the box in run support. But one of the safety's needs to be a hybrid player who is capable of covering in space and in run support see Cam Chancelor.
To make the scheme work we need two GREAT coverage LBs, we have zero. The SS needs to excel in converge and almost resemble a LB in some responsibility in that he wil frequently cover the TE and roam around the box. The Two tight ends have to be athletic enough to cover players and space, yet strong enough to stop the run..
That puts our needs at a MLB, WLB, and a SS.
In the draft there are candidates..
MLB- Te'o, Reddick
WLB- Mosley, Kenny Tate
SS- Matt Elam, Bacari Rambo
Based on projections that is at least two of our first three picks, it's all three if we choose Mosley over Tate.
I think Denver needs to have direction on who they have and what they are trying to accomplish schematically. A MLB, WLB, and SS are needed if we are continuing to use the 4-3 Under.
I like what you are saying about draft needs and fitting to scheme. I just feel that with Von the 4-3 under does not fully utilize him. His skill, speed, and surpising strength for his size could do so much more than rush off the edge. Look at Clay Matthews. He rushes off the edge and from everywhere along the line. By just rushing him off the edge he at times becomes a liability on run plays because he overpursued going for the QB and left a lane wide open. And that isn't his fault it is the scheme and how he is used.
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