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Sharon Gary Smith, the new Executive Director of the MacKenzie River Gathering
Jay Thiemeyer interviews local activist Sharon Gary Smith, who is the new Executive Director of the MacKenzie River Gathering.
Sharon Gary Smith is a native Oregonian who has worked locally and nationally for racial and economic justice, with a special focus on addressing health inequity and reproductive justice.
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Rick Perry Revealed and How Money Leads to No Compromise in Congress
Michelle Schroeder Fletcher interviews Abby Rapoport, a reporter with "The Texas Observer", about Presidential candidate Rick Perry, his campaign strategy, and his record as Governor of Texas. She also speaks with political science professor Thomas Ferguson about how Congress is listening primarily to those who contribute political money, not the public.
Read Rapoport's articles at: http://www.
Ferguson is professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts, Boston and a senior fellow of the Roosevelt Institute. He recently wrote the piece, "Memo to New York Times: Data Shows That 'We' Are Not Responsible for D.C. Deadlock." Read it at: www.newdeal20.org/2011/08/15/memo-to-new-york-times-data-shows-that-we-are-not-responsible-for-dc-deadlock-55066/
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Host Roberta Hall speaks with Dr. Vern Saboe about Oregon Medicare, Part 2.
Host Roberta Hall speaks with Dr. Vern Saboe, Part 2.
Vern Saboe is a chiropractor in Albany, Oregon, and he was one of 44 members of the Oregon Transformation Team that developed the framework for a reorganization of Oregon's Medicaid --- and he was the only complementary care practitioner on the team so he spoke for naturopaths and other practices as well as for chiropractors. Additional to his practice, he is the legislative lobbyist for Oregon's chiropractic association, and in these two conversations he talks about all of these activities and about what preventive medicine offers in opposition to first-line treatment with drugs.
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Dr.Rosser and 3 Iraqi students talk about the Iraqi Student Project
Host Marianne Barisonek talks with Dr. Rosser and 3 Iraqi students about the Iraqi Student Project
The Iraqi Student Project (www.iraqistudentproject.org) is a grass-roots effort to help war-displaced Iraqi students acquire the undergraduate education they need to participate inrebuilding their country. Dr. Robert Rosser, executive director of The Iraqi Student Project and three students: Awab Alware, Farah Mohsen and Mustafa Mahmood talk about the project and thier experiences as students here in the United States.
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Host Marvin Simmons of Northwest Veterans for Peace spoke with Stacy Bannerman, creator and producer of "Homefront 911: Military Family Monologues," a project of the Sanctuary for Veterans and Families. Also on the program are Tamara Rosenleaf, who wrote two of the monologues, and Belle Landau of the Returning Veterans Project. This program features moving readings of the military family monologues.
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Soundbitten: The Perils of Media-Centered Political Activism
Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher interviews Sarah Sobieraj, author of Soundbitten: The Perils of Media-Centered Political Activism.
Sobieraj explores the dynamics and costs of media obsession by activist groups. She says the pervasive mediatization of politics has jeopardized the ability of dissenting groups to engage in public discourse and so has altered the very fabric of both social movements and the civil society that the news media claim to inform.
Her book is an ethnographic portrait of fifty diverse organizations over the course of two presidential campaign cycles. She argues that while most activist groups equate political success with media success and channel their energies accordingly, their efforts fail to generate news coverage and come with deleterious consequences.
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Arthur Stamoulis talks about the Columbia Free Trade Agreement
Arthur Stamoulis of Oregon Fair Trade Campaign talks about the demonstration planned for Congressman Earl Blumenauer's Office on Monday, July 11 * 12:00 noon at 729 NE Oregon St (Near the 7th Avenue MAX Station)
Fifty-one union leaders were assassinated in Colombia last year — more than in the rest of the world combined. At least 17 have been assassinated so far this year.
As the Colombia Free Trade Agreement races towards a vote in Congress, our elected officials will be forced to pick a side. Will they stand with union members, small farmers, human rights advocates and others in the United States and Colombia who oppose the FTA? Or will they stand with the transnational corporations who profit off the violent suppression of workers' rights, the forced displacement of Afro-Colombians from their land and the dumping of subsidized agricultural commodities?
So far, Congressman Earl Blumenauer is "undecided" on the Colombia FTA.
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Writer Nathaniel Philbrick on his latest book, "The Last Stand."
Host Gene Bradley speaks with award-winning author Nathaniel Philbrick about his latest book, "The Last Stand." Philbrick explores the volatile political, economic, and social forces that led to the Battle of the Little Bighorn, the infamous confrontation, and demolishes some commonly held myths
Nathaniel Philbrick's previous books include In the Heart of the Sea, Sea of Glory, and Mayflower.The Last Stand was published in hardback in 2010 and is just out in paperback. He is presently at work on a book about Boston during the early years of the Revolution.
Mayflower was a finalist for both the 2007 Pulitzer Prize in History and the Los Angeles Times Book Award and was winner of the Massachusetts Book Award for nonfiction. In the Heart of the Sea won the National Book Award for nonfiction; Revenge of the Whale won a Boston Globe-Horn Book Award; Sea of Glory won the Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt Naval History Prize and the Albion-Monroe Award from the National Maritime Historical Society.
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The Oregon Food Bank in Action
The Oregon Food Bank works with a cooperative, statewide network of partner agencies to distribute emergency food to hungry families. KBOO reporter Ross Freeman Levin visited OFB and talked to volunteers from local agencies and programs who were picking up food to distribute. Hear the voices of people involved in this important process.
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Waynesburg's Piper stops Tanner's quest in Tri-County tournament
Peters Township's Italo Merante, top, and Ringgold's Gage Downer are tangled up during the 132-pound bout. Merante won the match with a 5-1 decision.
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McGuffey's Zac Herrle gets in on a single-leg against Chartiers-Houston's David Kincaid in the 170-pound weight class Saturday. Kincaid won with a 2-1 decision.
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Beth-Center's Zach Swarrow reacts to Waynesburg's AC Headlee's arm grab in the 113 pound bout. Headlee came away with a 17 to 0 technical fall win.
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Waynesburg's Shane Piper controls Chartiers-Houston's Tanner Sutton during the 145 pound bout in the Tri-CADA tournament at Ringgold Saturday.
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Chartiers-Houston's Tanner Sutton turns Waynesburg's Shane Piper during their 145-pound match at Ringgold. Piper stopped Sutton from winning a fourth Tri-CADA tournament title by taking him down in the first overtime.
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MONONGAHELA – To the casual wrestling fan, Tanner Sutton's quest to become the first wrestler in the history of the Tri-County Athletic Directors Association tournament seemed a done deal.
Sutton, a senior from Chartiers-Houston, only had to get past Shane Piper, a sophomore at Waynesburg who began the season with a 2-10 record, to win the 145-pound championship. When Sutton got the first takedown in Saturday afternoon's bout at Ringgold High School, it seemed even more probable.
Piper, however, was not going to let that happen, battling back to send the match into overtime before winning it with a takedown, 6-4.
"I wrestled him over the summer, and he took me down and let me up," Piper said of Sutton, who fell to 19-5 on the season.
"I knew what I needed to work on from that. I went into the wrestling room and focused on the stuff I needed to do to get better. Now, I'm beating kids who used to beat me."
It was Piper's first tournament title and Sutton will have to settle for three. A.C. Headlee of Waynesburg (113), Tyler Buckiso (126) of Peters Township, Nick Gavazzi (138) of Charleroi, Dustin Conti (182) of Jefferson-Morgan, and Jake Temple (220) of Avella repeated as champions.
Peters Township won the team title with 162 1/2 points and Waynesburg was second with 157 1/2. Canon-McMillan competing without defending state champion Cody Wiercioch and state placewinners Connor Schram and Alex Campbell, was third at 147 1/2 points followed by Chartiers-Houston (146) and Jefferson-Morgan (134 1/2).
Waynesburg and Canon-McMillan each had three champions, Peters Township and Chartiers-Houston had two apiece and Jefferson-Morgan, Trinity, Avella and Charleroi each had one.
Piper, named the tournament's Outstanding Wrestling, evened his record at 12-12 after that 2-10 start. He said he scouted Sutton before the finals.
"I watched him wrestle earlier in the day," Piper said. "I know he likes to do those funks. Usually in the room, I'm the funkster. I do all the rolls. I wrestled Sean LaVella of Hempfield, and he was real funky."
The bout was tied 2-2 after one period and each wrestler reversed the other in the second to make it 4-4. Sutton rode Piper through the third period to send it to overtime. Three times, Sutton got in the funk roll but the final time, Piper slipped free for the reversal.
"He lost himself for a minute rolling around," said C-H head coach Bill Sutton. "Stopping for even a second is long enough to give up the (reversal). I'm sick to my stomach about it, and he's taking it hard. He's upset, because he wanted to be a four-timer."
Conti turned what looked to be a sure loss into victory when he took McGuffey's Brent Blacharczyk down with just three second left in regulation. Conti took Blacharczyk down six seconds into overtime.
"I was disappointed in my match," said Conti. "I don't think my head was in it."
Headlee dominated the 113-pound class, capping it with a 175-0 technical fall over Zach Swarrow of Beth-Center. Headlee has trained hard in the offseason, but did take time to travel to London to root for Coleman Scott in the Olympics.
"I've had a tougher schedule this season, the Beast, Powerade, this tournament," said Headlee.
Another motivation for Headlee was not qualifying for the state tournament, finishing fourth at 106 in what many thought was the most difficult weight class in the WPIAL Championships.
"The memory of not going to states lights a fire under me," Headlee said. "Last year, the weight class was tough. It will help me a lot, because it will always be in the back of my mind that I didn't go to states."
Peters Township had its best showing in the tournament's history, crowing three champions, including back-to-back by Buckiso and Italo Merante. Buckiso edged Vince Vahaly of Bentworth, 1-0, at 126 and Merante decisioned Gage Downer of Ringgold, 5-1, at 132.
"It's a tough tournament," Buckiso said. "You go into every tournament wanting to win."
Merante said practicing with Buckiso helps him improve.
"He helps me every day," said Merante, who like Buckiso is a junior. "I'm not sure how much I influence him. We're going hard in practice. Both of us expect to do good."
Temple and Gavazzi pinned their way to titles and Canon-McMillan's Dalton Macri won all three by technical fall at 120.
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Following electoral pledges designed to woo hunters' votes the new Maltese government has further relaxed the hunting legislation in a country sadly famed for its rampant illegal killing of birds. This worsens the situation created by the issuing of yet another derogation that allows a spring hunting season, even longer this year, in violation with the EU Birds Directive.
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The Raptor Camp , an international camp organised by BirdLife Malta aimed at monitoring illegal hunting of wild birds, will take place...
Across Europe, birds suffer from a wide range of persecution: illegal poisoning shooting, trapping, and the theft of chicks for the bird trade are common practices. Recently, five European countries were confronted with cases of illegal killing. The common, even if illegal, practice of using poison baits to eradicate carnivores and rodents causes huge damage to wildlife as well as to livestock and crops. In some cases it can explain the decline of specific bird populations in Europe. Moreover, the poisons used are usually unnecessarily strong and often illegal.
Spring Watch 2012, an international camp organised by BirdLife Malta every spring aimed at monitoring illegal hunting of wild birds, will take place this year between 15th and 30th April. The event coincides, as always, with the peak spring migration and consequently the highest illegal hunting and trapping activity.
UK/DK Music label 'Second Language' releases Music and Migration II in support of BirdLife Malta's campaign against illegal bird killing
In August, BirdLife Malta has sent out a new book titled "Breeding Birds of malta". The aim of this publication is to review and update the status of the breeding birds of Malta, and to present a historical overview.
A flock of 200 White Storks in Malta were shot at from several different locations, in spite of BirdLife Malta's efforts.
A Pallid Harrier, one of Europe's most-endangered birds of prey, which was shot in Malta, was sent to Germany for rehabilitation at the end of April, by BirdLife Malta.
BirdLife calls for an immediate suspension of the ongoing spring hunting season in Malta.
Starting last Friday, and continuing into the weekend, illegal hunters have been targeting rare protected Eurasian Spoonbill as a record three flocks totaling around 70 Spoonbills sought shelter in the southeast of Malta from gale force winds.
BirdLife Malta has announced its appointment of Mr Paul Debono as the organisation's new Executive Director.
BirdLife Malta has announced Spring Watch Malta 2011, a conservation camp which forms a crucial part of their fight against the illegal spring hunting that is rife in Malta.
Over the last three weeks since the end of BirdLife Malta's Raptor Camp, the BirdLife office continued to receive shot protected birds...
An Osprey ringed in Germany by NABU (BirdLife Partner) as part of a conservation project was recovered by the ALE and BirdLife Malta (BirdLife Partner) yesterday afternoon, shortly after being illegally shot in the Salina Bird Sanctuary.
Malta has been shamed yet again by its illegal bird hunters who have blasted a number of Spoonbills Platalea leucorodia this week.
Raphael Vassallo joins BirdLife Malta (BirdLife Partner) and the Campaign Against Bird Slaughter (CBAS) on their Raptor Watch camp in the Maltese countryside, monitoring for illegal hunting and trapping.
A BirdLife Malta fieldworker was physically attacked and injured by an individual illegally trapping waders adjacent to the Salina Bird Sanctuary.
The new derogation contravenes the requirements of the EU Birds Directive as it clearly fails to satisfy the key conditions required by EU legislation: Turtle Dove Streptopelia turtur and Common Quail Coturnix coturnix are in unfavourable conservation status in Europe and as required by the Commission's guidance on hunting, no derogation for these species should be allowed.


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They all seem to be mature, cool, chill folks that have the best interests of the future of the game in mind. I can trust them to give me an unbiased opinion on things and it helps me to maintain a measure of neutrality. (I think that's check)
Some people have been granted all the rights and access levels of a gold-named user but have opted out of the gold name, so they are essentially invisible to you. (No thanks)
People have periodically lost, and gained, membership; the roster is in a state of flux at any given point. I am not afraid to ban any one of these users for violating the trust I put in them. (I will use my power wisely)
When we want to add people to this group -very rare- we seek out good quality individuals based on the above criteria; it is not by application, but invitation. (Gotcha)
gtman wrote:Darkeagle
you have been posting around the forums saying you want and are ready to be a mod. As that may be true why do you think you are first in line? If you know the current people in the team you may notice that many great people are not on that list, people that also are on daily, friends with the community, and help out people maybe even more then you.
when the time comes weasel will have the option to pick new people so untill then dont whine that your not a mod but do something that may prove that you are ready to be a mod.
I hope i helped in some way for you to understand that if you like this game and support it then wait and the time will come to you when you earn it.
darkeagle wrote:But, what sort of things can I do for FC?
darkeagle wrote:I have stopped asking. I mean other than that. Please, I need to know what I can do.
darkeagle wrote:I am being mature. You aren't any help at all, DID. Go find some other thread to spam in.
thecounterdid wrote:darkeagle wrote:I am being mature. You aren't any help at all, DID. Go find some other thread to spam in.
What I'm saying is don't try to do something special just to become a mod. If weasel wants you he'll choose you.
VERYDUMBNAME wrote:to weasel: you said orange dudes can give warning but not ban does that mean that they can raise my warning level or not
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Visitation will be from 12:30-2 p.m. Friday, April 5, 2013, at Ruleville Baptist Church.
Celebration of Life services will follow beginning at 2 p.m. at Ruleville Baptist Church with Bro. Higdon Herrington officiating. Interment will follow in Lehrton Cemetery.
Mr. Story was born in Coila on May 5, 1934, to Edward E. Story Sr. and Annis Tingle Story. He was a member and deacon of Ruleville Baptist Church. He proudly served our country in the United States Army. On May 28, 1954, he married Ivy JoAnne Chandler in Ruleville. Mr. Story worked as a manager at Delta Oil Company in Ruleville for over 25 years and then as a Mississippi State Tax Commission field agent for 15 years before retiring in 2005. He stayed involved in the community by serving as a volunteer fireman, a Ruleville city alderman, a member of The Rotary Club and after retirement he transported patients for Senior Care at North Sunflower Medical Center.
He loved to referee football, go frog gigging and enjoyed early breakfast in Cleveland with his friends every Saturday morning.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Edward E. Story Sr. and Annis Tingle; twin sister, Mary Rose Henderson; and brother, Edward Story.
Mr. Story is survived by his spouse of 58 years, JoAnne Chandler Story of Ruleville; daughter, Brenda Jo Vanlandingham of Ruleville; son, Mike Story (Tammy) of Ft. Payne, Ala.; daughter, Janet Oakes (Bert) of Southaven; grandchildren, Monica Vanlandingham Fuller (Clay) of Cleveland, Lee Vanlandingham of Moorhead, John Michael Story of Murfreesboro, Tenn., Debra Story of Ft. Payne, Ala., Lauren Story of Ft. Payne, Ala., Craig Oakes (Carrie) of Olive Branch and Janet Lee Oakes of Southaven; great-grandchildren, Nora Fuller of Cleveland and Savannah Oakes of Clarksdale; sister, Charlotte McGarr of Texarkana, Texas; and brothers, Billy Gregg Story of Southaven and Donald Allen Story of Waynesboro.
Pallbearers will be Mike Story, Bert Oakes, Craig Oakes, John Michael Story, Lee Vanlandingham and Clay Fuller.
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Alex Engraffia, a senior from Evergreen Park High School, watches an aortic valve replacement surgery with classmates at the auditorium at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Illinois, Wednesday, April 24, 2013. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun-Times Media
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Alex Engraffia knows there's only so much you can do in a classroom. Sometimes, to really learn something, you have to go out into the field.
And sometimes that field is a hospital operating room.
The Evergreen Park High School senior joined more than 100 other local students to watch Christ Medical Center's "Live from the Heart," a projected feed of an open-heart operation in real time. The surgeries are conducted weekly for high school students during the school year.
On Wednesday, the mission was to replace an aortic valve on a 37-year-old man with a congenital heart defect. Students from Evergreen Park, St. Laurence, Bogan, Fenger and Bloom high schools watched from the hospital's auditorium, while students from University of Chicago Lab Schools observed the operation from a theater inside the Museum of Science and Industry.
"It was really cool," Alex said. "It didn't bother me at all to watch it. Well, hearing the saw at the beginning, that was maybe a little chilling."
From the initial incision into the chest, through the slicing of layers of tissue, the replacing of the aortic valve and the repair of an unexpected aneurysm on the aorta, cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Patroklos Pappas and other staffers talked the students through the procedure while also explaining their role in it.
Dr. Antone Tatooles, a cardiovascular surgeon who was not operating this day but has participated in "Live from the Heart" in the past, explained earlier that the open viewing is designed to give students a glimpse of what's going on in the operating room.
"We are a teaching hospital," he said. Of course, the surgeries are done with the consent of the patient, he said. And should complications arise, the surgery staff would focus its attention 100 percent on the patient.
But, he added, there is no editing in these sessions.
"This is reality," he said.
Andy Pollaro, a senior at St. Laurence, wants to become either a nurse or physician's assistant someday. He said the procedure was captivating from beginning to end.
"I didn't know you could stop the heart during surgery," Andy said. He also didn't expect one of the staffers to be a St. Laurence alum.
Mike Kotwas has been a perfusionist, operating surgical equipment at Christ for more than 20 years.
"It's good to see some of my homies out there," Kotwas said as he worked to keep the patient's blood circulating through a heart-lung machine. The greeting was received with cheers from the audience.
"My job is to keep the body alive while the heart is stopped," he said.
His advice to the students: "Find something you really want to do. Then it won't be like working, more like friends getting together to save someone's life."
He also encouraged them to go out into the community, to volunteer and help people.
"Look at what your life should be," he said. "Helping people is a pretty noble cause."
Pappas also shared details about his early life. He was so fascinated with cutting things open that at age 9, his mother exiled him from the house with his projects, he said.
"I knew when I got home from school and my mom had that look on her face that something good had come in the mail that day," he said.
Then he asked the audience, "Does anybody dissect anything anymore?"
An Evergreen Park student shouted, "We dissected a sheep heart."
"Oh, cool," he said.
Anesthesiologist Patricia Collins explained how the heart is stopped so that the surgeon can work on it. She also talked about the different kinds of anesthesia.
Throughout the procedure, students asked all kinds of questions: about scar tissue, complications, recovery times and how they might pursue a career in medicine.
A student from Fenger asked about the patient's prognosis.
While he attached the new valve with 24 sets of two stitches, Pappas said the patient's prognosis was good despite the aortic complication.
"Unfortunately, because of his age, he will probably be on blood thinners the rest of his life and he will probably be back," Pappas said.
"This is a big deal," he added. "This guy's got two little kids. Everything's got to be done exactly perfect."
Conor Wedel, a senior at St. Laurence, said he was so impressed by Pappas's demeanor that, "I'd definitely go to him if I needed heart surgery."
Conor wants to be a doctor. He said watching heart surgery live was, "by far, one of the coolest things I've ever seen."
Several staffers imparted college advice.
"Pick a school where you can get all A's," Collins said. "Don't kid yourself that a C from Harvard is better than an A at a less-competitive school. In the end, getting into med school depends on your GPA, not where you got your undergrad degree."
She also advised those planning to apply to medical school to have a backup plan because it is difficult to get accepted.
"There are so many things you can do in the medical field," she said. "You don't have to be a doctor to help people."
Melanie Van Sickle wants to pursue veterinary medicine.
"This was a very helpful look into what I might be doing one day," the Evergreen Park senior said.
She said she was most surprised at how resilient the body can be.
So was Emily Blankenship, also a senior at Evergreen Park.
"They were a lot rougher with the heart than I expected," she said. "I was also surprised to learn that you can be healthy and still have a defective heart."
St. Laurence senior Kevin McLaughlin admits he usually has a weak stomach.
"But this was not as bad as I thought it would be," he said. "It was really interesting. Being able to identify each of the body parts in real life is intriguing. It's much different than looking at pictures."
In the end, the consensus seemed to be that the experience was an incredible learning opportunity and that the end of the surgery was the most disturbing. Gasps went out as the patient's sternum was reattached with metal clamps and the chest cavity closed.
Sue Latocha, coordinator of community health/wellness for the Heart and Vascular Institute, closed the lesson with reminders of how to take good care of the heart. Daily exercise, choosing not to smoke and watching one's diet, in particular avoiding processed foods and those high in sodium, are essential to good heart health, she said.
"I can guarantee that if you eat processed foods every day, you will end up on that table," she said.
With that, the students gave a round of applause and headed for lunch, which hopefully did not consist of highly processed fast food.
As he was leaving, Alberto Gama, a senior at Bogan High School, said, "This was the perfect learning opportunity. We've gone over a lot of this stuff in class but seeing it live was fascinating."


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This is a wind up isn't it? Or is our Freddie really that short of brass?
This is a wind up isn't it? Or is our Freddie really that short of brass?
This will end well.
tino best first challenger
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Was going to say, is he that hard up for cash?
It never ceases to amaze me how athletes from other sports think they can get into boxing. FMD it's as hard (and corrupt) a sport as there is just about.
Back in the late 60s Wilt Chamberlain wanted to challenge Ali, and made a big hullaballoo about it, because of his size (think he was over 7 feet tall) he'd keep Ali away and all that. Howard Cossell had them both on his show one night - Ali was his first guest. Then Chamberlain came on and Ali stood up and shouted "TIMBERRRRR!!!!!!!" at Chamberlain, who basically turned white on the spot and decided the fight wouldn't go ahead.
It's dumb of Flintoff. He's a hero in England. He has a proud legacy as a gifted cricketer who's much loved for his larrakin ways. Unless it's something for charity, he should give it a miss. Surely he could make decent coin on the speaking circuit and in the media.
Seems a crazy idea.
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#408. Sixty three not out forever.
Is desperate for cash it seems. His recent appearance in the Jacomo TV ads suggests this anyway.
He'd probably get a gig with Sky as a pundit, were it not for the fact that he's basically called half the existing pundits ****s on various occasions. Plus the fact that despite being well-liked, he's not exactly the most coherent of folk.
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Yeah but a bloke like Flintoff could do two or three speaking engagements a week at sportsmen's dinners and earn thousands.
I mean, it's really no one's business, but does he have a gambling problem or something? Seems he'd have made a shedload of dough up til his retirement. Or maybe he lost a lot in the financial crisis, I dunno. But it's sad to see a bloke fall on hard times (if indeed he has) so soon after his career finished.
Maybe come back and slog a few in the Idiots Premier League or something. but not boxing ffs.
Yeah, it's a strange one, and nobody really seems to know what's going on with him. He's hardly ever given a mention here these days, unless he's taking part in some strange stunt, as appears to be the case here.
It's odd, but to me at least, he really has become somewhat of a forgotten man these days. Which when you consider what he achieved and the amount of adoration he had about 8 years ago is pretty shocking.
Something does seem a bit amiss with the bloke though IMO. Aside from this boxing thing and his endorsement of terrible brands, he seems to regularly churn out terrible tv shows which involve him and other C list celebrities performing stupid stunts, which are then aired on 4th rate channels that nobody watches.
I guess if that's just his way of making ends meet then fair enough. Does seem odd though, for the reasons you've stated.
Makes no sense to me on any level which is why I suspect, despite it not being April 1, that this is a wind-up - I mean if he's fit enough to box professionally then surely a spot of T20 cant be beyond him, and a lot more lucrative I would have thought
Would definitely be up for watching him get beat up ftr. When he's not playing cricket he's not even a particularly likable idiot.
It's easy because not many people follow boxing seriously any more. If you've got a name as well known as Flintoff you can get matched against some hobo and still draw on the strength of your celebrity. For blokes like Flintoff and $BW it's never going to be about the pursuit of excellence, just leveraging their name for money.
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Too many bones, not enough CASH!!
RIP Craig
He's being filmed for a reality TV Show, seems to be his thing nowadays. Someone like Flintoff probably needs an incentive to stay fit too, that's why he does these things I think.
As has been said boxing is so low key in this country, ATM, they're probably desperate to get a big name like Freddie involved.
Less of a farce than the Big Bash or IPL, IMHO.
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A Crete Township woman is out on bond on charges she beat another woman with a bat when plans for a S&M-themed photo shoot went awry, authorities said.
Kimberly J. Williams, 45, of 97 Partridge Lane was charged with one count of aggravated battery for striking the victim more than 20 times with a wooden softball bat, authorities said.
Will County police said a 48-year-old New Lenox woman recently met Williams on a domination/submission website and Williams asked about "taking sexually explicit photographs to send to her 'master', who is overseas."
The women met at a restaurant on the night of Jan. 15 before going back to have drinks and talk at Williams' trailer, reports said.
After the victim and Williams discussed being a dominatrix, she reportedly became angry and irrational, grabbing the woman's purse and refusing to let her leave. Around 1:15 a.m. she punched the woman before grabbing a bat by the door and hitting her with it, police said.
The victim ran outside and began screaming for help, which caused neighbors to call police.
The victim was taken by ambulance to St. James Hospital in Chicago Heights where a "golf ball-sized" lump on her forehead was examined.
Her wrist was also broken, reports said.
Police arrested Williams even though she told deputies it was the New Lenox woman who had attacked her. She was released that evening after posting $500 bond.
Records show Williams was arrested for domestic battery in December 2010 after she went after her brother and sister-in-law after an argument, authorities said.