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Well of course it did! Why shouldn't rates go up. I'm certain they haven't paid for that asphalt millions of times over.
I think this was mentioned by Lou on the WDW Radio Show recently.
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Walt Disney World raised parking rates to $11 per car at its four theme parks over the weekend.
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The Arkham Horror toolkit is a pretty good app. Maybe a bit pricey for buying all the expansion content, but that is not a big deal.
I know that the setup and rules can be varied based on number of players in the game.
I propose that the next time the app is updated, you include a flexible copy of the rules and setup steps. Let the user specify a number of players and maybe even which Heralds and Guardians are in play. Then generate the appropriate setup and turn sequences. Also have a quick reference tab for things like the monster limit in the outskirts, and gate limit.


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Kate Winslet wears another Stella McCartney bodycon to Carnage premiere
Here in the MyDaily office, we've noticed that when Kate Winslet finds a red carpet style that suits her, she sticks to it. In Kate's world, this means buying up most of Stella McCartney's dress collection, in every colour going. (Oh, to be a Hollywood superstar...)


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Tennessee's Summitt steps aside
Pat Summitt, who won more games than anyone in NCAA college basketball history, stepped down Wednesday as coach of the Tennessee women's team, less than eight months after revealing she had early-onset dementia.
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Pat Summitt, who won more games than anyone in NCAA college basketball history, stepped down Wednesday as coach of the Tennessee women's team, less than eight months after revealing she had early-onset dementia.
"I've loved being the head coach at Tennessee for 38 years, but I recognize that the time has come to move into the future and to step into a new role," the 59-year-old Hall of Famer said in a statement issued by the school.
Longtime assistant Holly Warlick will take over for Summitt, who will become head coach emeritus.
A news conference is scheduled Thursday afternoon at the school in Knoxville.
When the Vols lost in a regional final to eventual national champion Baylor, Warlick's tears were a telltale sign of how draining the season had been and also that it likely was Summitt's last game.
"She is an icon who does not view herself in that light, and her legacy is well-defined and everlasting," athletic director Dave Hart said. "Just like there will never be another John Wooden, there will never be another Pat Summitt. I look forward to continuing to work with her in her new role. She is an inspiration to everyone."
Summitt will report to Hart in her new role while assisting the program she guided to eight national titles since taking over in 1974.
Tennessee said Summitt's responsibilities will include helping with recruiting, watching practice, joining staff meetings, helping coaches analyze practices and games, advising the Southeastern Conference on women's basketball issues and mentoring players.
"Pat's vision for the game of women's basketball and her relentless drive pushed the game to a new level and made it possible for the rest of us to accomplish what we did," Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma said in a statement. "In her new role, I'm sure she will continue to make significant impacts to the University of Tennessee and to the game of women's basketball as a whole.
"I am thrilled for (Warlick) as this opportunity is well deserved and Pat will be a huge asset to her moving forward."
Warlick, a three-time All-American who played for Summitt, was her assistant for 27 years.
Hart said he watched Warlick grow this season under what he called "unique circumstances" and that she is deserving of the head job.
"Her mentor will be available for insight and advice, but this is Holly's team now," Hart said.
Warlick said she was thankful for all Summitt has done in preparing her for this opportunity as her coach, mentor and friend.
"We will work as hard as we possibly can with the goal of hanging more banners in Thompson-Boling Arena," Warlick said.
One of Summitt's former stars, Tamika Catchings, saw the news on TV during a meeting.
"Everyone in the back of their minds was thinking this was going to happen anyway. Holly will do a good job," she said.
Last season, while Summitt devoted more attention to her health, Warlick took the lead during games and handled postgame interviews, while the entire staff handled recruiting and practices. Even so, Summitt still managed to put on her trademark icy stare a time or two during the tournament.
"As I've said many times, Pat Summitt is a pioneer in basketball," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said. "Her amazing career accomplishments are among an elite group of leaders. Very few people leave a lasting legacy in their chosen professions and Coach Summitt has done just that at the University of Tennessee and in women's basketball. She raised the level of commitment, pride and notoriety of her sport. I am honored to call her a friend."
Summitt's diagnosis came during one of the Vols' most disappointing stretches — by Summitt's lofty standards, anyway. Tennessee hasn't won a national championship since 2008 and hasn't even reached the Final Four during that time, which ties for its longest such drought in program history.
Summitt's career ends with a 1,098-208 record, 16 regular-season Southeastern Conference championships and 16 SEC tournament titles.
During her time, Tennessee never failed to reach the NCAA tournament, never received a seed lower than No. 5 and reached 18 Final Fours.
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The current recession has been called a "mancession" because men working in the private sector lost their jobs, whereas women – mainly working in government and quasi-government jobs – had their jobs protected. ĀThe stimulus provided funds for women's jobs, which kept these women employed. ĀHowever, the stimulus is nearing its end, so women are starting to lose their jobs like men have.
Last Thursday, tens of thousands lost their jobs when a stimulus supported government job program came to an end. The program provided temporary jobs to youths and "disadvantagedĀparents". Ā"Disadvantaged parents" means women since government does not provide that level of support for fathers.
The job losses for women will not end there. ĀStates are running out of money, and without the stimulus will not be able to employ the armies of women they do now. ĀCalifornia is the most obvious example, but many other states have their own problems. ĀIt has been estimated that up to 400,000 people working at the state and local levels of government could lose their jobs — If things get bad enough which is likely, it could be a lot more. ĀSince government jobs are held primarily by women, this means women will be losing their jobs.
Another reasons government layoffs could be much worse than 400,000 is that government workers areĀunionizedĀand there are byzantine rules governing such layoffs. ĀFor example, the state of New York is having trouble figuring out how to select 2000 people to be laid off because of this issue. ĀHowever, there is a solution that will likely be used:Ālay off everyone and rehire people as needed, similar to how Reagan fired the Air Traffic Controllers during their strike in 1981. ĀAgain, since women make up the bulk of government workers especially at the state and local level, this means that not only will lots of women lose their jobsĀpermanently, but many more will lose their jobs for an extended period of time waiting to be rehired.
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@Emilski - I haven't bought a saxophone stand for a long time, but when I did, I did what the article said and just checked out some online forums. Unfortunately, the forum I always used to use is not long online, and I'm not aware of any off the top of my head with good review threads.
Reviews on the actually purchase websites are a lot more common now, so I would just go that route. Check a bunch of different sites for the same stand and read all the reviews. To be honest, I don't have a really high priced stand, and it has always worked just fine. Another way to do it would just be to visit a local music store and try out some stands, and if you find one you like in the store, search for it online and see if you can find it cheaper.
I'm not sure about the soprano sax and clarinet stand thing for sure, but you might try to same thing. Take the clarinet to a music store and test it out on some soprano stands. My guess is the fit probably wouldn't be very good, since the soprano bell is a quite a bit larger than a clarinet's.


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Considering that cars, as we know them, have only been around for slightly more than a century, they've wreaked a lot of havoc. But ironically enough, Henry Ford foresaw a green future for automobiles. His Model T ran on gas, ethanol, or a combination of the two, and he proposed that fuel could be created from fruit, weeds, sawdust, or anything else that could be fermented.
These days, it's hard for a mechanically challenged car-shopper to keep up with the options: hybrids, biodiesel, ethanol, flexible-fuel vehicles, hydrogen cell cars — the list is growing longer. The problem for many of us, is that each time we open the automobile section of our newspaper, we hear about another hybrid, flexible-fuel vehicle or "cleaner" diesel that promises to deliver us to greener driving. It's getting hard to separate the news from the noise. Let's look at the options:
Hybrids: Toyota sent much of North America into a wild case of Prius envy when it released its revolutionary hybrid in 2004. Waiting lists for the car were months long as the groundbreaking technology quickly proved itself and a nation of gas guzzlers saw the green light. Consumers have a number of good resources to help them sift through the hybrid offerings: Hybridcenter.org, greenerchoices.org (click cars), and www.epa.gov/greenvehicles.
Diesel: There's been much ado about cleaner-burning diesel fuel — prompting many to consider diesel a viable green alternative. Diesel die-hards argue that their cars get 20 to 40 percent better mileage than similar gasoline-engine autos, thereby contributing far less greenhouse gas to the atmosphere. Moreover, low-sulfur diesel is becoming more available, and diesel manufacturers are moving toward technology that is expected to cut both particulate emissions and nitrous oxide emissions.
Biodiesel: A further argument for diesel-powered cars are their ability to run on biodiesel — fuel created from renewable vegetable sources. Biodiesel fuel isn't widely available; I would have to drive 40 minutes from my home to the nearest station. You can, after a conversion that will run you about $2,000, run your diesel on discarded vegetable oil (you might want to befriend your local Chinese restaurant owner). There's a teensy little issue with legality — the EPA considers cars that run on straight veggie oil a violation of the Clean Air Act and, if caught, you might have to cough up a fine of close to three grand (which would pay for a lot of Chinese dinners). However, if living within the law isn't high on your priority list, and you don't mind emitting the odor of pork dumplings (no sulfur emissions, though!), this might be an option for you. There are plenty of veggie-fueled folk out there happy to guide you on your journey.
Flexible-fuel vehicles: While FFVs ostensibly run on E-85, a blend of 15 percent gasoline and 85 percent ethanol, a corn-based fuel, only a few hundred of the 176,000 fuel stations in the United States even offer E-85.
There are murmurs about more electric cars and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles coming on the market, but at this point, they're out of reach for the average family.
LESLIE GARRETT is an award-winning journalist and mother of three. Her latest book is, "The Virtuous Consumer: Your Essential Shopping Guide to a Better, Kinder, Healthier World".
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Delusions of the well-educated and intelligent on the Left and Right leave us nowhere to hide
Summary: We've mined the comments on the FM website for evidence of delusionality on the Left, as evidence of a deeper ill affecting America. We've not done so recently for comments from the Right. Today we have a volunteer, one especially well qualified to show the nature of our problem.
"I should sooner live in a society governed by the first two thousand names in the Boston telephone directory than in a society governed by the two thousand faculty members of Harvard University."
— attributed to William F. Buckley, Jr
- Introduction to delusions
- A Right-wing libertarian sees the world
- Other posts with contributions from M. Simon
- For More Information
- How Left & Right see themselves
(1) Introduction to delusions
Scores of posts document the problem America has seeing reality. Both Left and Right are increasingly lost in delusions, each clearly seeing the others' delusions. Worse, these are not the traditional "uneducated lower classes" gripped by superstition. These are well-educated people enmeshed by interlocking systems of exaggerated or outright false information.
In many posts I've posted comments that clearly show this problem: brief candid expressions by smart people. At the end are links to posts about comments from climate alarmists.
Today we look at comments from the Right displaying almost identical pathology, from M. Simon of the popular long-lived Classical Values website ("End the culture wars by restoring classical values"). See the posts at the end with material by M Simon. They show Simon to be both knowledgeable and brilliant. That's what makes these comments so fascinating.
(2) A Right-wing libertarian sees the world
Some of these are too good to believe. My favorites are marked in red. These are part of a series of 18 comments to these posts:
Wow! (a) "The reason management pays so well is that it is incredibly hard. If it wasn't companies on the average would be paying less for it."
There is a large body of research that shows that the massive increase in pay of senior managers (both profit and non-profits) since 1980 is unrelated to any measure of background or performance. Especially unrelated to performance. This is obvious to anyone who reads the newspapers without ideological blinders.
Ditto if one thinks about this. Have senior jobs become more difficult during the past few decades to justify a massive increase in compensation vs other workers in the organization?
Even better! (b) "Women are socialists. … I have more to say on that here – with lots of links: Nature, Men, And Women."
Simon has a future career as a speaker at meetings of the Republican Women's clubs, explaining that women are socialists: "Yes, I mean YOU" he will announce firmly. And at Tea Party movement meetings: "Yes, these socialists in skirts are among you even now. Beware their honeyed words." Let's hope he reports back to us on his experiences.
(c) "What do {the rich} do with the rest of their money? Invest."
This is wrong on multiple levels. To mention just one factor, private investment as a share of GDP has been falling as inequality rises.
(d) "Overtaxing the rich is eating the seed corn of future advances."
Taxes on the rich are near multi-generational lows. Neither historical data on changes of investment levels vs taxation over time nor cross-national data supports that theory.
(e) "People invest MORE wisely than governments (Solyndra)."
Pointing to a single example as evidence is quite daft. More representative are the Hoover Dam, the Transcontinental railroad, the interstate highway system, and the many breakthroughs of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
(f) "If government wanted to do something useful it could shrink"
There is no correlation among western nations — now or historical — between size of government and economic growth. Northern European nations, for example, are doing quite well.
(g) "The freer the market system the better it works."
Say bon voyage to M Simon as he moves to the libertarian paradise of Somalia! Perhaps he will report back to us. He will learn that blind ideology is a poor guide to life.
(h) "Why are wages stagnating? Because we can replace people with machines."
Wages grew during the rapid tech advances after WW2 (despite rapid advances in tech), and for most Americans have stagnated since aprox 1980 (even in fields little affected by new tech). It obviously has deeper causes than just technology.
(i) "The only way you can turn people into slaves is at the point of a gun. A government gun."
False. Slaves were taken in Africa and brought to America by merchants. Private sector guns. Government guns ended slavery.
(j) "Eventually people will find work that machines can not do."
Such over-confident statements about the future should end with "amen". The future might not be like the past as tech advances. For a discussion of automation see these posts.
(k) "I don't know if you remember the dot com bubble. For a couple of years the economy was growing at around 7% or 8% a year. Wages exploded. At all levels. If you want to get more for those at the bottom get the economy growing at high rates. "
The operative word is "bubble". Few people consider blowing over-investment bubbles a sane method of achieving economic growth. Also, the economy did not grow that fast. Annual change in US real GDP, per the Bureau of Economic Analysis:
- 1996: 3.8%
- 1997: 4.5%
- 1998: 4.4%
- 1999: 4.8%
- 2000: 4.1%
- 2001: 1.0%
Amazing! (l) "Democrats practice crony capitalism – what used to be called fascism in a different age."
"Fascism" is a political ideology with specific characteristics {see Wikipedia}, not a generic slur to throw at foes.
(m) "This leaves out the fact that wealth diffuses. Takes about 3 generations."
Things are not simple, as they depend on larger political factors. Look at Latin America. Wealthy in 1915, income concentrated resulting in massive social unrest after WW2.
(n) "Your error is in thinking the money is put in a mattress. It is not. It is invested."
Private investment rates in the US have fallen while income has concentrated.
Remarkable! (o) "SEIU is just another criminal organization. They have figured out how to use government guns as a means of extraction."
The Service Employees International Union (see Wikipedia) is a labor union representing about 1.9 million workers in over 100 occupations in the United States and Canada.
(p) "The TEAs {Tea Party Movement} are trying to keep government from collapsing so they can get back some of the money government stole from them."
Taxes are a legitimate excise of government power, and have been considered such for millennia. Under the Constitution, they are legitimate when approved by elected officials in the proper form.
Here Simon asserts that this process is illegitimate, and the these taxes are stolen from people. This is the clearest anti-democratic statement I have read in years. He doesn't statement what system he would prefer to the Constitution.
(3) Other posts with contributions from M. Simon
- Fusion energy, too risky a bet for America (we prefer to rely on war), 4 May 2008
- Discussing geopolitics with M. Simon (of the "Classical Values" blog), 28 August 2008
- An urban legend to comfort America: our massive reserves of unconventional oil, 29 August 2008
(4) For More Information
(a) The problem:
- Our leaders have made a discovery of the sort that changes the destiny of nations, 15 September 2010
- Our minds are addled, the result of skillful and expensive propaganda, 28 December 2011
- Understand our problem before you prescribe a cure for America. We've gone mad., 17 September 2013
(b) Solutions:
- Learning skepticism, an essential skill for citizenship in 21st century America, 1 December 2012
- Remembering is the first step to learning. Living in the now is ignorance., 29 October 2013
- Swear allegiance to the truth as a step to reforming America, 24 November 2013
(c) Tales from the comments about delusional beliefs of climate alarmists:
- Another pro-global warming comment, effective PR at work!, 1 December 2008
- Mystery solved, providing an important insight about the global warming debate., 2 December 2008
- High school science facts prove global warming! Skeptical scientists humiliated by this revelation!, 31 December 2008
- Is it possible to debate climate change with true believers? See the replies to Thursday's post., 5 February 2012
(d) Other posts about clear vision (neither Left or Right is "reality-based"):
- Does America have clear vision? Here's an "eye chart" for our minds., 15 June 2009
- Successful propaganda as a characteristic of 21st century America, 1 February 2010
- A note about practical propaganda, 22 March 2010
- The easy way to rule: leading a weak people by feeding them disinformation, 13 April 2011
- Facts are an obstacle to the reform of America, 20 October 2011
- Examples of America's broken vision. Here's why we cannot clearly see our world., 21 October 2012
- What does a "broken OODA loop" look like?, 23 October 2012
- Who lies to us the most? Left or Right?, 25 February 2013
- Learning to see beyond the American Pravda, 24 May 2013
- The secret, simple tool that persuades Americans. That molds our opinions., 24 July 2013
- The Achilles heel of both political parties, waiting to be exploited by reformers, 7 November 2013
(5) How Left & Right see themselves
Pluto permalink30 November 2013 2:54 pm
Good post, FM. I suspect the problem you are facing is that reality is moving faster than nearly everybody's OODA loop can handle.
Briefly summarizing part of Boyd's theory (and probably stating it poorly), people adapt to changing circumstances at a rate which differs among individuals. They become more confident when their adaptations to changing circumstances become more effective. Conversely they become less confident when their adaptations to changing circumstances become less effective.
Thus we have the 1% seeing their wealth rising at remarkable rates just for existing. This is dramatically increasing their self-confidence. They feel great and like they are fit to rule the country. I imagine that being one of them would be something like being a superhero. Congresspeople come begging you for money and favors and offer to make whatever you want be the law of the land. It probably seems to them like the only limits on their power are their imagination and the other wealthy people who ask Congressmen to do things that will reduce their power.
On the other extreme, the bottom half have adjusted repeatedly to reality, but too slowly and ineffectively, this causes them to lose faith in themselves. In their despair, they start putting their faith in external forces such as:
– the wealthy (they will help us if we only cut their taxes enough)
– crackpot social theories (the only reason people are poor is because they don't want to be rich badly enough)
– conspiracy theories (somebody else is secretly keeping us from succeeding, we have to find and stop them at all cost)
– black swan events (somebody or something will come out of the blue and make things right, all I have to do is wait)In both cases, the increasing emotion is crowding out people's ability to perceive what is actually happening and respond appropriately.
I take much of my theory from the Gilded Age when people put their faith in such things as patent medicine, the honesty of Tammany Hall, and the charity of the wealthy (which occasionally worked) because they had no choice. We had a choice in the 1990's and in 2008 but blew it by deregulating too much and not using enough government fiscal stimulation.
Assuming that the course of current history follows in the same general vein (history may not repeat itself but it frequently rhymes), the overall situation will continue to get worse as the wealthy continue to amass more resources and distribute them with decreasing efficiency because of their increasingly clouded vision of what is really happening.
Eventually we will hit a tipping point where too many people are guided by concepts of reality that are too badly outdated and everything starts going wrong, especially for the wealthy as they will have the most to lose and too many of them will be guided by out of date concepts of reality. What happens beyond that is well beyond my ability to predict.
This is the economic version of the "Tactics of Mistake" by Gordon Dickson and the human race has done it many times before. This time is NOT different.
Pluto permalink30 November 2013 3:47 pm
FM, I agree with much of what you have said.
We agree that the 1% has something resembling a plan for increasing their power and wealth although I would argue that not all of the 1% has bought into it and some even have contrary goals. My problem with the ideas presented in the Tactics of Mistake is that it requires three things in order to work:
1. The right opponent who doesn't see through your plans or do the unexpected at the wrong moment that wrecks your plans
2. The right leader who clearly sees reality even as they distort reality for their opponent
3. The right subordinates who are willing to follow the right leader despite the fact that the reality they see does not appear to support their leader's plan and prediction of victory.It makes a fine theory and the basis of a good novel, but reality is more complex. For example, it is virtually impossible to avoid getting sucked into your own propaganda machine, especially as you throw huge resources into making the propaganda machine ever larger and more effective.
As a result, while the 1% may have a plan, following the plan is likely to be considerably harder than they expect and the odds of success are a lot lower than they expect, and the eventual consequences of failure may well be higher than they expect.
As for my "passivity" and "delusional" comments, I'm making generalizations based on theory and extremely glossed over history, compressing hundreds of concepts into a few sentences. This probably sounds familiar because you have to do the same in a lot of your posts.
While I'm following history and theory to what I feel are their logical conclusions, people should NOT rely upon my predictions. Reality has shown itself to be far too tricky an opponent to rely on ANY single person's predictions. We need, as you originally intended for this blog, to discuss and debate these theories based on the facts as they are, not as we wish they were.
I have learned a remarkable amount from the facts presented by your blog but I do not completely agree with your predictions of the future just as you do not agree with my predictions. My expectation is that neither of us will be complete correct. My hope is that both of us will be more accurate than the 1%'s plan.
Pluto permalink30 November 2013 3:51 pm
FM: "The point of this series of posts is that the problem is NOT in the lower half, but the top half. Or the top 1/3. Or top quintile. M Simon and his followers are largely in the top half. Ditto the climate alarmists."
We are in agreement, I was merely expanding on what you have said and trying to explain why your freedom fighters also have to come from the top half, or even the top quentile.
1 December 2013 12:11 pm
Libertarians are working to bring federal democracy to Somalia at great peril, so deriding them is really shameful.
For info on that and the world movement, see: http://www.libertarianinternational.org the non-partisan Libertarian International Organization.


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UL finally achieved their dreams after overcoming a resilient performance from defending champions WIT in the Ashbourne Cup Final yesterday. Played in ideal conditions it was UL who got off to a flyer and scored the first four points of the game before an Emma Commerford free got WIT off the mark. It was all UL in the first fifteen minutes with Julia White and Captain Cait Devane putting in outstanding performances. Indeed, if it wasn't for the WIT full back Collette Dormer who was immense throughout then it could have been worse. WIT continued to battle and the switch of Katie Power to full forward proved to be a masterstroke with the Kilkenny star looking dangerous every time the ball was put in. WIT had begun to settle at this stage and a fine Katie Power goal brought them back into the game to make it 1-01 to 0-06, UL responded with a point from Cait Devane but it would prove to be their last score of the half and WIT ended the first half the stronger team adding further scores from Emma Commerford to leave the half time score 1-03 to 0-07.
The first have was a keenly contested affair with the UL midfield of Caoimhe Maher and Marie McGrath working hard, WIT played their way into the game with Colette Dormer, Jean Brady and Katie Power putting in good performances. Cait Devane opened the scoring in the second half which was quickly cancelled out by WIT and WIT started the second half the same way they finished the first dominating the play and putting a good supply of ball into their full forward line. Katie Power continued to dominate and an excellent handpass almost seen Shelly Farrell get through on goal before resolute defending from UL kept her at bay. WIT's pressure paid off though and when Marie Dargan pointed from play to level the game before Shelly Farrell pointed a free and it put WIT in front for the first time in the match.
The game was in the melting pot as they say and the game could have gone either way, up stepped UL's big players led by their Captain Cait Devane and the aforementioned midfield pairing of McGrath and Maher they were soon level through an inspiration score from wing back Debbie Flynn. Two further points from a Cait Devane free and one from play put them two up and we were in for a frantic finish. WIT piled on the pressure and they were extremely lucky not to get a goal when a Patricia Jackman free hit the post. UL's backs where against the walls at this stage and they conceded three 45's in quick succession which WIT had no choice but to lob the ball in and try to get a goal. UL defended resolutely and when WIT had another 45 Patricia Jackman put it over the bar and it was back to a one point game. Time was up though and from the resulting puck out referee Owen Elliott blew the final whistle and UL were crowned Ashbourne Cup Champions for 2014 to send them into ecstasy and WIT were left heartbroke. WIT were aiming for six Ashbourne Cup wins in a row and while they will be bitterly disappointed they produced a performance noteworthy of Champions and one which they can be very proud off. UL were deserving winners though and Cait Devane's day was capped when she received the player of the match award.
Purcell All Stars 2014
1) Karen Boyle (St Pats)
2) Bronagh McGillian (QUB)
3) Leann O'Sullivan (UCC)
4) Meaghan Farrell (DIT)
5) Claire Phelan (St Pats)
6) Ciara Holden (UCC)
7) Pamela Mackey (UCC)
8) Tresa Ryan (UCC)
9) Kelly Hamilton (DIT)
10) Siobhan Flannery (IT Carlow)
11) Katrina Mackey (UCC)
12) Miriam Walsh (DIT)
13) Joanne Casey (UCC)
14) Denise Gaule (DIT)
15) Ciara Donnelly (QUB)
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1) Ciara Holohan (UL)
2) Sandra Tannion(UCD)
3) Colette Dormer (WIT)
4) Judith Mulcahy (UL)
5) Emma Brennan (DCU)
6) Niamh O'Dea (UL)
7) Linda Bolger (UL)
8) Caoimhe Maher (UL)
9) Marie McGrath (UL)
10) Niamh Mallon (UUJ)
11) Cait Devane (UL)
12) Julia White (UL)
13) Ailish O'Reilly (NUIG)
14) Katie Power (WIT)
15) Jacqui Quigley (UCD)
PURCELL CUP – QUB GAA FESTIVAL – 15th/16th February
Semi Finals 15th February 2014
University College Cork v Queens University Belfast, 12pm
Cork queens UCC will compete in the Purcell Cup for the first time this weekend when they play hosts and former Purcell winners QUB. QUB won the Purcell Shield last year and with the added incentive of being hosts will be hoping to produce an upset in the semi-final and make it through to the Purcell Cup final on Sunday. UCC have Ray Delaney back as manager for the second time and while they will be disappointed not to be competing in the Ashbourne Cup they will have to produce a strong performance to overcome a determined QUB side. QUB finished runners up in their group and will be disappointed with their performance against DIT. UCC however, topped their group with comprehensive wins over CIT and Mary I. UCC are able to call upon Cork senior stars and former Camogie All Stars Pamela and Katrina Mackey along with the talented Joanne Casey. Casey pulls the strings in the forward line and they are buoyed in defence by Patricia Buttimer and the hard working Aoife Barry Murphy in midfield. QUB will rely heavily on Derry senior player Sinead Cassidy to lead their attack and she will be ably assisted by Brid McGourty and Mariosa McGourty. UCC will go into the match as favourites and they will be aiming to get back to the Ashbourne Cup, however, QUB will have home support and they will be eager to claim the Purcell Cup in front of the home side.
Dublin Institute Technology v Mary Immaculate, 1.30pm
Division 1 League finalists DIT head into the Purcell competition as many people's favourites to be the outright winners. Following on from impressive performances in the league where they beat 2013 Ashbourne Cup winners WIT and were narrowly defeated by UL in the final, DIT will be hoping to continue their rich vein of form by defeating Mary I and reaching the Purcell Cup final. DIT have added Kilkenny star and former WIT Ashbourne Cup winner to their ranks and she is the main attacking threat from full forward. DIT manager Stephen Hoary has a well trained and well drilled team at his disposal and they are able to call upon a number of Dublin minor players who won the All Ireland minor title. Kate Aherne and Lizzy McSweeney are the standout performers at the back while Gaule is well supported by Miram Walsh, Alva Egan and Ali Twomey in attack. Mary I will have to be at their best to defeat DIT and they will rely upon 2013 Player of the Match Naomi Campbell to drive them forward from midfield and Katie Campbell in defence. DIT will start as the tournament favourites and should have enough firepower to overcome Mary I to reach Sunday's final.


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Hi everyone,
I've sat here typing, retyping, to make it understandable what my back stair case looks like when you walk up them. I'll give it another try...upstairs is a hole in the floor, with the staircase in the hole. This "hole" is approximatly 6 ft. long and 4 ft. wide. At one time, there would have been hand railings going around the "hole" upstairs as to not fall down into the stairs. Downstairs, is just a typical doorway, with the stairs there. I was wondering if people had any pictures of what the upstairs part looks like, intact. Fancy handrailing or ?? The floor upstairs was covered over and in the kitchen, drywall covered the opening. It's now just an area, not really a room where the staircase is. It's at the rear of the house, at the end of the hallway and beside the bathroom. I don't know how to explain it! In the front, upstairs, is a door. Opening the door, you go onto a little balcony. Neighbors (wife grew up in the home her and her husband live in) told me the PO redid the roof on the porch. It used to be octanganol, with most of octaganol part being the balcony. I would like to put the roof, the porch roof, back to how it was. I've searched, but the only thing I found similar, had the octaganol part on the front porch also. Mine doesn't or isn't like that. As it is right now, the balcony is only 3 ft. deep, with a partial wall top and bottom. Neither wall is supposed to be there. She made what was an octaganol roof into a peak. The peak now blocks off seeing the balcony from the street. I don't see another house in town that looks anything like this. Can anybody direct me to porch roofs with balconies? Or does anyone have an old house with a balcony like this? The octaganol part would have only been about 1/3 of the whole porch roof. I hope I'm understood.....if not, just let me know and I'll try and clarify it better. Oh, and the house was built in 1896.
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- Posted by kennebunker (My Page) on Sun, Jan 15, 06 at 19:03
The kind of railing that surrounded the backstairs opening would be simpler in design than the front or main stair railing. It would most likely be either plain turned spindles or even just squared off posts. I've seen examples of staircases where the spindles just suddenly changed as if they had passed some invisible line...sort of....this is the primary portion of the house, this is the secondary portion and it really doesn't matter what the spindles look like. Funny, I was just now reading a book from 1875 in which the question came up, should we box in the back stairs from the kitchen or leave them open? and the pros and cons of either solution. It would help a lot if you could post a picture of the roof/balcony. I can't quite visualize what you have. If a saw a picture, I might recall seeing something that could be similar to the original setup. |
Front of the house, the lowest peak is where it was changed. |
anyone? |
- Posted by kennebunker (My Page) on Tue, Jan 17, 06 at 20:11
Can we assume that the small balcony was originally several feet deeper, partially under the roof overhang and partially open, sort of deck-like? Offhand, I can't recall seeing a configuration like that without a corresponding octaganal shaped porch area underneath. I'll keep it in mind in case I happen to run across one, though. |
- Posted by glassquilt (My Page) on Tue, Jan 17, 06 at 21:25
Have you tried to find pictures - historical society, newspaper, old arial tax maps, etc. Looks like PO thought the gable on the porch would match but it's a different angle. |
kennebunker, yes, it would have been a lot deeper. The neighbor couldn't remember if there was some sort of railing around it or not. I agree with the porch being the same, but according to people on the street who've lived here a long time, it's always been as it is. She did have it rebuilt, but rebuilt as it was. Except for the porch roof. glassquilt, yes, I've been all over this little town looking for anything. There is nothing. Their is no arial tax maps...they only did those for farms, historical society is housed in the library and there is nothing. The way I understand it, the PO did it this way to save herself some money. I haven't gotten the abstract for it yet, that's my next stop. I asked the PO if she had any pics of the house before siding, before new windows, before she changed the porch roof, she claims not. On another note....the baby blue siding the PO put up there. Why would anyone do that? Neighbors say it's the scallopy type siding under....we get a new roof next spring (had hail), so while they're here, I'm having that removed. Even the foundation was baby blue! Terry |
- Posted by Tim(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Jun 14, 09 at 3:33
I'm not sure if you are still interested in a picture I have a similar setup but the stairs go to the upstairs inside the house. |
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Mon 14/11/2011 - 11:50With still no sign of agreement on the 2012 budget
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Eric Schlosser, a correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly and author of the controversial book Fast Food Nation, has a new book out titled Chew on This: Everything You Don't Want to Know About Fast Food.
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Schlosser is simply wrong about most of the things he writes about. To start with, American agriculture leads the world in safety, quality, and production. America's food supply is safer today than it has ever been. If Upton Sinclair, author of the 1906 anti-meat industry novel we all had to read in high school, The Jungle, were alive today, he'd be amazed by the progress that has been made in the treatment of animals, working conditions, transportation and storage, and on and on.
Someone needs to tell Schlosser it isn't 1906 anymore.
Hundreds of millions of dollars have been invested by America's farmers and food producers in technologies that restrict and prevent the growth and spread of food-borne pathogens. Just to clear up one point: Today's farmers are much better stewards of the land than the farmers of just a few decades ago. Point- and nonpoint-source pollution of groundwater in America's heartland are essentially things of the past.
Investments in technology as well as management innovations in American agriculture have led to workplace safety in the meat and poultry industries that is better than ever. Between 1991 and 2004, injury and illness rates in meat processing and meat packing plants decreased by 55 percent and 71 percent respectively.
Then there is the dubious notion that "fast food" is an accurate or in any way illuminating label for an actual class of foods. Dr. Elizabeth M. Whelan, president of the American Council on Science and Health, has remarked that saying "fast food" is addictive and causes illness and death "is ludicrous." She notes, "Food supports life, and contributes to obesity only when it is overused--that is, when we consume more calories (regardless of the source) than are expended in exercise."
Whelan goes on to say, "You will become overweight whether your excess calories come from beer, butter, beans, or burgers. True, many fast-food establishments serve up some gargantuan portions that can, in one sitting, get you close to the desirable calorie finish line for the entire day. But ultimately, consumers need to be responsible for what and how much they consume."
You won't find any sentiments like that in Chew on This.
It is interesting that Schlosser emphasizes in his book how food companies trick children into their stores and then feed them terrible food. Schlosser is in fact tricking young people into fearing the world's finest food supply in order to entice them into his web, where he can spin a tale intended to lead them away from capitalism into his failed socialist ideology.
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What a pity kids aren't getting that message.
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This is Gartner's primary conference for cloud computing in 2009, and the interest in cloud computing is very high. I did a keynote this morning with Dave Cearley and the room was packed. Lots of discussions in the hallways and 1-1 rooms about the cloud.
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