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One of my personally most anticipated documentaries of all time, Filmage: The Story of Descendents/All. If you haven't guessed by the title it's the story of the bands Descendents and ALL. Deedle Lacour and Matt Riggle decided this was something that needed to be documented, and it seems everyone has agreed with them. It's got a great cast of interviewees including Bill Stevenson, Milo Auckerman, Karl Alvarez, Stephen Egerton, Tony Lombardo, Frank Navetta, Doug Carrion, Ray Cooper, Dave Smalley, Scott Reynolds, Chad Price, David Grohl, Keith Morris, Greg Graffin, and Joey Cape just to name a few. It goes pretty in depth with everything, it covers before the bands were formed, how they were formed, the different eras and into present day. It also focuses on each member for a good amount of time. Even if you know a lot about both of these bands you're still going to come out of this having learned much more. This is a brilliantly done documentary that covers just about everything you could want it to. This is one of the best music documentaries I've ever seen. If you're a fan of the Descendents, ALL or just punk rock or music in general Filmage needs to be on your 'to see' list.
REVIEW: Candy Hearts: Miles & Interstates
December 31, 2013
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Candy Hearts went big time and have joined Bridge Nine Records, for some reason B9 seems to be signing a number of pop punk bands recently, at least they've got some good taste. Miles & Interstates isn't only a Bridge Nine endeavor though; Violently Happy Records also has a hand in this one. None of that should influence your decision to buy the record though; all that really matters is if you like the Candy Hearts. I'd be a little confused if your answer to that was no because they've got it all going, catchy great songs that you can listen to a thousand times and not get sick of them. Miles & Interstates is another example of that especially since this has the same song twice (basically). First we've got 'Miles & Interstates' you're standard incredible catchy Candy Hearts song, it's really fucking good guys. Then we get the acoustic version of 'Miles & Interstates' it's also a really great version but after hearing the full band version it really sounds like it's missing something. Still, it seems like all Candy Hearts songs would translate to acoustic very well and this is just an example of that. Finally closing out the short EP the band covers a Descendents song 'Nothing With You', the Descendents cover was a bit of a shock; honestly I expected it to be way better. It's (mostly) acoustic and it's pretty good but I was expecting some greatness, still it came out alright. Overall the Miles & Interstates EP is pretty good, personally I'd recommend listening to it backwards (B side first) because the normal version of Miles and Interstates is the best song by far on here but all of it is pretty solid.
1. Miles and Interstates
2. Miles and Interstates (Acoustic)
3. Nothing With You (Descendents Cover)
August 8, 2012
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Scott Reynolds has started the Kickstarter for his album, make this happen because I need to hear this! Lots of awesome rewards!
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June 11, 2012
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I already posted this on the Facebook page and on twitter but, what the fuck, everyone needs to get behind this!
REVIEW: Anti You: Two-Bit Schemes and Cold War Dreams
February 8, 2011
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Six Weeks Records brings us this mega CD from Rome's Anti You. Here we've got an album that also includes the band's rare Pig City Life EP, their follow-up Johnny Baghdad EP and on top of all that two unreleased cover songs. If you're familiar with any of Six Week's stuff than you know that chances are anything coming from them is some good stuff, and this is no exception to that rule. You've got twenty eight blistering punk rock tracks. In current times we're lacking good quality punk rock and hardcore bands, but Anti You helps fill that void. As I stated before you not only get an album is good old calloused sounding punk rock you also get a lot of bonuses here. The first sixteen tracks are the awesome album that you were expecting that. Seventeen through twenty is the Johnny Baghdad EP, then twenty one through twenty six is the Pig City Life EP and finally the last two tracks are our cover songs. The album and the Johnny Baghdad EP are both great. Pig City Life is good but not on the same level as the other two releases we have packed into this one, except 'Problem Child' that song is fucking awesome. Now as for the covers 'Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing' is a Discharge cover, and a pretty good one. They're no Discharge, but it does them justice. And finally a cover by my second favorite band of all time – The Descendents, Anti You's version of 'I'm Not A Loser' is actually way better than I expected. With the style difference I expected this to be slaughtered or at least not that good. However I was pleasantly surprised, this cover fucking rules. It's probably in the top ten Descendents covers I've ever heard. So if you're into hard in your face punk in the lines of Government Warning, Career Suicide and Direct Control Anti You is something you should be checking out.
1. Lobotomizer Man
2. Absolution
3. A Sign
4. H-Bomb
5. Escape From The City
6. Rewire and Reboot
7. Hook Line and Sinker
8. Punks Quit
9. Cop-Out
10. Dead End World
11. Contaminated
12. Aprils Fool's Decade
13. Operation S.S.
14. Stockholm Pet
15. King Of Nothing
16. No One Like Me
17. Info DO
18. Nothing New
20. Johnny Baghdad
21. Pig City
22. Stare At The Wall
23. I'd Rather Be Crucified (Than Listen To You)
24. Bail Out
25. Problem Child
26. Control
27. Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing
28. I'm Not A Loser
REVIEW: Full of Fancy: Liquid Nature + The Singles
July 12, 2010
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Full of Fancy's new album comes to us by way of Don Giovanni Records and I can say I think this is the best thing the band has ever done. It still keeps that pop sound that a lot of people know them but expands on some of the more rock tunes and even further sometimes. And as an added bonus, if you buy the CD not only do you get the first eleven tracks that make up the album but you also get eleven more which features songs from their split and single records. So if you don't have some of these or if you're just too lazy to rip your records this is a perfect chance to fill in. The extra tracks are from Their upcoming Art of the Underground Single, their split with Dead Mechanical, the Every Wall in the Parlor 7″, a Sweet Baby Jesus LP bonus track, their split with the Screaming Females and their split with the Acid Creeps. As some or most of these have been reviewed on here previously I won't go over them again and will just focus on the album tracks. But I do feel I've got to say since it hasn't come out yet make sure you get that Art of the Underground single, 'Hermit Love' rules and it's got a fucking great cover of The Descendents 'Marriage'.
'Basement' One of my new favorite Full of Fancy songs, that pop sound you'd expect from the group with a little more rock thrown into it.
'He's Mean' Here's a song that really shows off the band's growth, almost a straight rock tune, but doesn't totally abandon the band's sound, parts of this remind me of Soule Cake.
'Trophy' This totally reminds me of a Donnas song, well when the Donnas were making really good music.
'Notebook' Fucking love the bass line and guitar work in this. Love the song too, total girl rock greatness.
'Weather' A super slow tune, one of my favorites on the album, I just wanna walk around barefoot in a field like a fucking hippie and listen to this song everyday.
'Liquid Nature' Some evil dark depressing sounds coming out of the speakers here, like a metal Nirvana but way better than you'd imagine that would sound. An all instrumental track.
'Blue Black' Total pop is back, somewhat, we start out that way then it drops more into that slow rock thing. A great contrast follow-up to the last song.
'Dear Summer' Reminds me of some of that later Descendents/Parasites pop punk, possibly the most solid song on the album.
'A Lot Of People's Girlfriends Are In There' Longest title, shortest song, sounds like someone had problems getting into one of their shows, glad it was documented in song form.
'People Die' A quick paced bubbley rock song with some of that haunting slow-paced stuff mixed in, a great combination served up in one song.
'Dumb is Forever' I like this song a lot, like a slow pop song. But I don't think I'd like it ending the album. Luckily the singles collection kicks in after this so the Full of Fancy goodness continues which is exactly what you want to happen after this song.
1. Basement
2. He's Mean
3. Trophy
4. Notebook
5. Weather
6. Liquid Nature
7. Blue Black
8. Dear Summer
9. A Lot Of People's Girlfriends Are In There
10. People Die
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NAGPUR: At a time when Melghat Tiger Reserve (MTR) has come out of the red with improved tiger sightings due to better protection, death of a tiger has come as a big blow to the reserve.
With this, the death toll of tigers in Maharashtra in the past five months (since November 3, 2011) has mounted to eight. Maharashtra lost 7 tigers - 5 in Chandrapur district and 2 in Tipeshwar - in the past.
A full-grown tiger was found dead 100 metres away from a water hole in Chourakund forest range in Sipna wildlife division of MTR on Monday, around 9pm by the patrolling staff. The last report of a tiger death in Melghat was seven years ago, officials said.
"The foul smell led the staff to the putrefied carcass of the tiger. Over 40% body parts including claws and teeth were intact indicating there was no element of poaching," said AK Mishra, chief conservator of forests (CCF) and field director of Melghat. "The carcass is 8 to 10 days old and seems to have been eaten by small carnivores," he added.
Mishra said that the tiger seems to have died due to old age as its canines showed wear and tear. He also ruled out poisoning as cause of death. "There is regular monitoring of water holes by the field staff and they were already on the job when they traced the tiger," he said.
However, the post-mortem report will only reveal the exact cause of death. The park authorities were not sure whether to go for DNA testing to know whether the dead tiger was a male or female.
The panchnama and post-mortem was performed in the presence of Sipna deputy conservator of forests, S Yuvraj and Amravati honorary district wildlife warden, Vishal Bansod who was present as the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA) representative.
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* Sipna tiger died due to old age, canines showed wear and tear
* Carcass is 8-10 days old
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Do natural disasters have a cultural history? Has the experience of epidemics like the flu, yellow fever or AIDS changed American culture? Has technological change shaped American reactions to the threat of disease? Has an American obsession with fitness made for a healthier country? Could social movements like antislavery and abolition, American expansionism, woman suffrage, the labor movement, civil rights, and third world liberation have an impact on health or illness? Students will read, research and test the assumption that health and disease shaped the conditions and the culture of American history. The contested nature of 'health and disease' is the basis for this seminar in historical research. Moreover, the terms of the relationships between health and society are open to further research.
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Susan Sontag, Illness as Metaphor and AIDS as Metaphor (NY: Farrar, Strauss & Giroux, 1989) Charles Rosenberg, The Cholera Years: The United States in 1832, 1849, and 1866, (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1987) Sharla Fett, Working Cures: Healing, Health and Power on Southern Slave Plantations, (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2002) Pablo Mitchell, Coyote Nation: Sexuality, Race, and Conquest in Modernizing New Mexico, 1880-1920} Martin Pernick, The Black Stork: Eugenics and the Death of "Defective" babies in Medicine and American Motion Pictures Since 1915 Laura Briggs, Reproducing Empire: Race, Sex, Science and U.S. Imperialism in Puerto Rico, (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2002) Allan Brandt, No Magic Bullet: A Social History of VD in the 20th Century Course Packet Public Access to Reading Materials I have placed every book on physical reserve. In some cases, I have placed my personal copy of the book on reserve. I have also placed a number of books that will be crucial to further research on reserve. The list of books is in an appendix at the end of this syllabus. I have found that the best way to access this material when you are off campus is through Blackboard.


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Kaija Rolin Barrett, a 2014 graduate Eastside High School, was named to the Academic Dean's list at St. John's University in Queens, New York.
Georgia College recognized some of Newton County's own high achievers this week, awarding five degrees to local residents and honoring over two dozen students for their scholastic aptitude and hard work.
Karen Morris, a resident of Covington, made the Fall 2014 Academic Achievement List at Georgia Southwestern State University and was among 468 students recognized for scholastic achievement.
The school year is in full swing, and parents of school-aged kids have no doubt been involved in at least one fundraiser already. Fundraisers help schools raise money for supplies or special activities that may not have been included in the budgets established by the local school district.
The Georgia Department of Education announced on Dec. 18 that West Newton Elementary School has been removed from the list of State Focus Schools after successfully decreasing the number of students not proficient by 18 percent. Overall, 38 schools were named from either the Priority or Focus Schools lists.
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Alcovy High School senior Eric Ritenour has been named a semifinalist in the 2010 National Merit Scholarship Program. Over 1.5 million students in about 22,000 high schools in the United States enter the National Merit Scholarship Program each year. Ritenour is one of only 16,000 highest scorers (less than 1 percent of the nation's high school graduating seniors) to qualify as a semi-finalist. He now has the opportunity to advance in the competition for one of the 8,200 Merit Scholarship $2,500 awards.
The Newton County School System's new student portal, Infinite Campus, is now online and accessible to parents. Infinite Campus has replaced the district's previous online program, Student Track.A Quick Link to Infinite Campus is posted on the Newton County School System website at www.newtoncountyschools.org for easy access. In order to access a student's information, parents will need the child's student identification number and birth date. Parents should contact the child's school if they do not know the student's identification number. At this time, elementary parents may access student attendance and discipline ...
Students at East Newton Elementary School received a hands-on experience with science Thursday by boarding the National Science Center's Mobile Discovery Center - a rolling science class designed by the United States Army.
The old wish, "If these walls could only talk," has come almost literally true for Oxford College and Emory University. Oxford announced today that it has published "Cornerstone and Grove," a history of the campus where Emory University, established in 1836, began. Subtitled "A Portrait in Architecture and Landscape of Emory's Birthplace in Oxford, Georgia," the book was written by Erik Oliver, who is a native and current resident of the city of Oxford.
Newton County School System officials have decided to reopen the schools Thursday. The decision came after administrators consulted with the Newton County Emergency Management officials.
"Parents should have their children at the bus stop on time in the morning but due the combination of rerouting buses and the heavy traffic on alternative roadways, expect possible delays in both morning pickup and afternoon delivery of students," said Sherri Viniard, NCSS public relations director, in a press release.
Several students took the Criterion Reference Competency Test (CRCT) for a second time over the summer, and the percentage that passed could make a difference in their school and the Newton County School System - possibly even coming off the dreaded "Needs Improvement" list.
Andrew Smith, the son of Mike and Dana Smith, is the recipient of a $2,400 General Mills Foundation Post-High School Scholarship for the 2009-2010 academic year.
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Faced with more reductions to their revenue, the Newton County Board of Education was forced to make more cuts to its budget in an effort to make up for approximately $6,300,000 in expected revenue that the system will not receive.
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South Salem Elementary School student, Michael Webb, his family and Candis Christopher, his teacher, were invited to meet Governor Sunny Perdue in recognition of his participation in the VSA Art Show in Washington D.C. Michael was chosen out of 120 children to represent Georgia in an art show as well as one of 11 nationwide to travel to Washington, D.C. While in Washington he attended a congressional reception at the Rayburn House and met Georgia's senators and congressmen. The invitation to visit our state's capital was an additional honor and privilege.
The DeKalb Technical College Board of Directors recently approved the closing of the Industrial Systems Technology Program at the school's Covington Campus and the merging of the Air Conditioning Technology Program at the Covington Campus with the same program at the Clarkston Campus. The move comes in the wake of current and expected state budget cuts and the consistent low enrollment of the two programs at the Covington Campus. In a memo to Dr. Teresa Resch, executive director of academic affairs for the Technical College System of Georgia, Dr. Robin Hoffman, president of DeKalb Technical College said continuing these ...
All Newton County public schools will release students early on Thursday, September 17 and Friday, September 18 for elementary and middle school parent conferences and high school professional learning activities. Elementary students will be dismissed at 12:15 p.m. with middle and high school students scheduled to depart at 1:15 p.m. Fairview Theme School will dismiss students at 12:45 p.m. and Clements Theme School students will leave at 1 p.m.
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I know there's been comments and issues in the press lately about why I'm leaving, whether or not the Packers did enough, whether or not Ted and Mike tried to convince me to stay. None of those things have anything to do with me retiring, and that's from the heart. I've given everything I possibly can give to this organization, to the game of football, and I don't think I've got anything left to give, and that's it. I know I can play, but I don't think I want to. And that's really what it comes down to. Fishing for different answers and what ifs and will he come back and things like that, what matters is it's been a great career for me, and it's over. As hard as that is for me to say, it's over. There's only one way for me to play the game, and that's 100 percent. Mike and I had that conversation the other night, and I will wonder if I made the wrong decision. I'm sure on Sundays, I will say I could be doing that, I should be doing that. I'm not going to sit here like other players maybe have said in the past that I won't miss it, because I will. But I just don't think I can give anything else, aside from the three hours on Sundays, and in football you can't do that. It's a total commitment, and up to this point I have been totally committed.
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Saturday, March 29, 2014 | 7:00 – 11:30pm
William R. Talley Recreation Center, 121 N. Bentz St. Frederick, MD
Join Maryland Ensemble Theatre as we put the fun in fundraiser for the tenth straight year. This year's Retro Prom promises to be better than ever as we've added catering from great local restaurants, an amazing master of ceremonies, and VIP table options. Prom Attire (any decade) is encouraged but not required.
Master of Ceremonies Joe Casta
The Musical Stylings of The Spin Doctor
Cash Bar | Dancing | Auction | Prom Photos | Door Prizes | Late-Night Pizza Party
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Tyler Ray Ward is an American independent singer, writer, producer and philanthropist.
Tyler was born in Katy, Texas, USA, on March 12, 1989, and relocated to Parker, Colorado, USA as a young child. Before Ward had an interest in music, he was focused on athletics. After graduating from high school, Ward enrolled at the United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School, where he played football. Ward's temperament was incompatible with military discipline, however, and he dropped out. After leaving the Air Force Academy, Ward was accepted into the University of Northern Colorado and started to write songs while seeking a journalism degree. Tyler credits his mom for his musical talent.
Ward has become a well known artist in part through his use of social media, posting a mix of his covers and originals on YouTube.


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Title from Disney's "Finding Nemo"…
"You're off to Great Places!
Today is your day!
Your mountain is waiting,
So… get on your way!"
― Dr. Seuss, Oh, the Places You'll Go!
Lovely artwork Karen, Love the title :o)x
Thank you very much, Josie! I got the title from a line in, "Finding Nemo"….love doing these silly images!
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Awesome work. Love it Karen.
Thank you very much John!
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I want to eplore this, fabulous, down the bridge I go !
Thank you Berns! I'm so pleased you haven't any thrill issues! Let's go have fun!
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Hell to be a thrill seeker!…send them to recovery (perhaps in the dungeon)! LOL! Cute, whimsical image Karen!
Hey there, Pamela! Thrill seekers do seem to thrive on chaos and danger…perhaps a month or so in rehab will tame the beast within! But! not too much! Just enough to keep them out of prison and on the right side of survival! Thanks so much for the great comment!
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Thank you very much Vitta!
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I am in LOVE with this! The title cracked me up…and I am grumpy with a cold!
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What a delight to see you on my page, Miss Polly With the Cold! Thanks for the wonderful comment…you have the honor of having given me my first smile of the day! So good to see you my friend! Let's do lunch! Oh…forgot, you live about 8 hours away from me. Dang.
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Michael Jordan Destroys President Obama's Inept Golf Game [NSFW VIDEO]
Michael Jordan is arguably the greatest basketball player of all-time, but it's his comments about the president's talent on the links that are making waves now.
Michael Jordan is arguably the greatest basketball player of all-time, but it's his comments about the president's talent on the links that are making waves now.
The most painful thing about golf should be how you lose a dozen ball in the water despite all the lessons you've taken.
Martin Kaymer shot a one-under par 69 on Sunday to win the 2014 U.S. Open golf championship at Pinehurst in North Carolina in dominant fashion.
John Daly may not have won the Masters last week (heck he wasn't even in the field), but that didn't stop him from hitting perhaps the tournament's most memorable shot.
Check out Daly, who's known for his prodigious drives, as he uses a woman's mouth as a tee while driving a practice shot
Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum is almost as passionate about golf as he is country music. The singer says if he had to pick between a hole in one or a No. 1 single ('Compass' is currently in the Top 5), he'd take the radio hit. But in a strange way, the two passions merged last summer.
With Super Bowl XLVIII still more than a week away, other sports invade the TV schedule. Here are the best events to watch this weekend:
I'm not a golfer. The last time I played golf was in 2009, and the last time before that was...never. It's not really my thing. I'm just more into sports where what you do actually affects your opponent. However, I'm always down to go try something new, and this was for a good cause, so I figured I'd give it a try.
The 13th Annual DARE Golf Tournament took place at Elm Hills Golf Course in Sedalia on Tuesday, July 9. Thirteen teams braved the high temperatures to help ensure that kids in school would get the text books and supplies that are related to the DARE program in Sedalia schools. DARE Coordinator Officer Brad Beard said that over $1800 was raised thus far, with more donations expected to come in.
The DARE Golf Tournament is today at 11 a.m. at Elm Hills Golf Course and you can still register for the tournament at the clubhouse. I am looking forward to playing with Mike and Fisher Jenkins for the first time. We have either been on opposing teams or not been able to play together, but this will be a special golf outing to benefit the DARE Program led by Brad Beard and Rodney Collins of the Sedalia Police Department.
The 2013 Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament was held at the Sedalia Country Club yesterday (June 10). Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors President Doug Benitz said this year was on the biggest on record in terms of teams and sponsors and he thanks all those participated. There were 22 teams of four that played in a scramble format with three flights in total.


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Many Egyptians ignore their country's historic sites.
CAIRO — Beaches along Egypt's north coast were jammed. It was a long weekend, and vacationers of all socioeconomic stripes had decided to soak in the rays by the Mediterranean. Cairo felt empty. Trains to the north coast were sold out. The highway was bumper to bumper.
But in the middle of the cheek-by-jowl working class beaches and the posh resorts stretching for hundreds of miles along the Egyptian coast, the hills over El Alamein stood empty.
Incredibly, these forlorn hills were the site of one of World War II's most significant battles, often considered a critical turning point in the war. It was about the El Alamein battle that Churchill famously said: "This is not the end, it is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."
It was here that the Allies first defeated Erwin Rommel's infamous Panzer fleet.
Today in El Alamein, a museum and two quiet cemeteries — one for the British one for the Germans — mark the battle site. They're packed with history, tributes, and foreign tourists. Just one thing is missing: Egyptians. Suzan El Ayoubi had broken the trend. An Alexandrian living in Cairo, this lawyer had also come to the north coast to dip her feet in the water. But to her, visiting El Alamein was an important detour.
"Many Egyptians, they don't go to see their monuments or to see what history left for them because of they're ignorant," she told me.
Egyptians may have become "spectators to their own history," as Author Fouad Ajami recently put it in a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, referring to Arabs who are perpetuating the Middle East's political paralysis. For Egyptians, this can apply as equally to the country's fabled past as to present-day politics.
It's not uncommon in Cairo to meet a taxi driver who hasn't strolled the grounds of the pyramids, or talk to an upper class student who's never visited the city's ancient market.
The Egyptian government has tried to help. At all historical sites, it offers one price to foreigners and another to Egyptians.
To visit the Great Pyramids at Giza, for example, it costs foreigners around $12. Egyptians pay 40 cents.


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The decision not to pursue the shooters inside is a costly one. The engagement breaks off at a time when 911 calls from the office area and the library, as well as the officers' own observations, leave no doubt about where the killers have gone: They're in the library, shooting 22 people, killing ten.
In interviews with Westword last April, a few weeks before Judge Jackson ordered Stone's office to release its long-awaited report, Jefferson County Undersheriff John Dunaway and Denver police captain Vince DiManna both insisted that the first SWAT team entered Columbine by 11:45 a.m.
The report tells a different story. There was no command structure on site to authorize immediate entry by 11:45; in fact, it isn't clear who was in command at Columbine for the first half hour or so. Lieutenant Terry Manwaring of the Jeffco SWAT team established a command post at the school at 11:36, and the report states that Lieutenant Dave Walcher assumed "the role of incident commander" at 11:45, but elsewhere it notes that Dunaway put Walcher in charge after the undersheriff's arrival -- at 11:52.
The first SWAT team to enter Columbine went in at 12:06 p.m., on the southeast side of the school. That's the opposite side of the school from the library, where, at that moment, Harris and Klebold were about to kill themselves or already had. But the sheriff's report all but credits his department for the suicides, which police didn't discover until three hours later: "The number of law enforcement officers on scene within minutes...plus the entry of SWAT inside the school minutes before their suicides denied the gunmen additional time to plan further actions or take other lives or hostages."
Despite that boast, the SWAT entry didn't exactly ruin the killers' day. It's doubtful that they even knew the first team was at the east door; the second team didn't go in the west side until more than an hour later. And once inside, the teams moved with slow, interminable deliberation. It took nearly four hours to clear the entire building, and the wounded in the science area and the library weren't reached until the latter stages of the search.
Why did it take so long? The report dwells on numerous potential and real hazards facing the teams: smoke, alarms, unexploded bombs, a gas leak (Harris and Klebold evidently turned on valves in the science labs), communication problems, accounts of a sniper on the roof and up to eight shooters, and so on. But any SWAT scenario assumes a strong dose of the unknown, and several of the dangers that supposedly slowed them down have been overstated or were quickly cleared up.
For example, dispatch calls reveal that the sniper report was discounted shortly after noon -- the hapless suspect turned out to be an unlucky repairman. As for the "bombs everywhere" excuse, the majority of the 44 unexploded devices found in the school were still among the killers' gear in the library; the teams didn't even know those bombs existed until the very end of their operation. Most of the remaining "live" bombs scattered about weren't ticking propane tanks but much tamer "crickets," small gas canisters filled with gunpowder that were about as "live" as an unlit firecracker. Even if a perp was still around to light a fuse or two, the bombs probably would have to be inserted in an unsuspecting officer's rectum in order to prove lethal.
As it turns out, bombs and snipers couldn't possibly have hindered the teams' efforts more than their own commanders' conservative tactics and apparent ignorance of the school layout. The dispatch and surveillance tapes indicate that these two factors played an enormous part in the sluggish response. In the case of Dave Sanders, they may well have finished what Harris and Klebold started.
Dunaway has characterized the immediate-entry plan as a dicey solution to a bad situation, an effort to mount an "active shooter response" more quickly than conventional SWAT procedures would allow. But as the Arapahoe County officers conceded at the commission hearing last month, that response actually amounted to a clock-burning room-to-room search for hostages. This was not a high-risk rapid invasion, designed to take out terrorists, but a systematic evacuation that involved busting through dozens of locked doors and setting up officers to direct the flow of evacuees to safety. By its very nature, the procedure was bound to take hours in a building as large as Columbine, but it had the advantage of not exposing anyone's backside -- especially not those of the commanders outside, who authorized the laborious search and then failed to modify it, even as it became clear that the only shooting still going on was the teams' own cover fire.
The tactical blunder was compounded by several miscalculations concerning the best points of entry into the school and the direction the search should take. There's no reason to doubt that the SWAT teams wanted to get to the "hot zones" as quickly as possible. Some members of the team even had a personal stake in the matter; DiManna, for instance, had a son and a niece at Columbine that day. From the 911 calls, it seems clear that the commanders had a pretty good idea that the hot zones were the library (the last place the shooters had been observed, firing out the windows shortly before their suicides), the cafeteria and the science area. But SWAT leader Manwaring, unfamiliar with the layout of the school since a recent renovation, apparently didn't know how to get to those areas. Working from hastily drawn maps provided by students failed to solve the problem; an hour after he arrived, the report states, Manwaring was still trying to find a decent floor plan.


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A driver died on Interstate 91 in Longmeadow Sunday night after swerving to avoid couch cushions in the highway, Massachusetts State Police said.
The driver of a Jeep Grand Cherokee swerved to avoid the debris and hit a tractor-trailer in the adjacent lane. The Jeep then caught fire, killing the driver.
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Alto- 'A little taste of'.
City style meets beachside location with a stylish but relaxed vibe at the modern new-look Alto Cucina and Bar in Broadbeach on Queensland's Gold Coast. After undergoing an extensive renovation including warm timbers and amber lighting, we are the Gold Coast's ultimate dining and drinking destination. With their extensive and impressive menu, Alto is still the perfect place for Mediterranean tastes and share plates, tasty breakfasts, long lunches, delicious dinners, decadent desserts, luscious cocktails, and for relaxing drinks at the bar.
... moreTheir range of dining menus, cocktail party options and beverage packages, served by their experienced and professional team, make Alto a great venue for parties, conference groups, or special events. Located centrally at the beach end of Broadbeach Mall, with easy access from the Gold Coast Convention Centre, Casino, hotels and apartments, Alto offer a range of options from small intimate cocktail functions through to sit down dinners for over 150 guests.
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The Leaves is a purpose built detached property situated in a residential area in Neasden. The front of the property is paved and provides level access with off street parking for 4 cars. There is a garden at the rear of the property. The home is accessible by public transport. The nearest shopping centres are Neasden and Brent Cross. The home has its own transport. The home is registered to accommodate up to 7 residents and to provide personal care. At the time of the inspection there was 1 vacancy. The ground floor accommodation consists of a kitchen, an office/sleeping in room, a dining room, a lounge and one of the service users` bedrooms. The first floor accommodation comprises 6 single bedrooms. The home is equipped with aids and adaptations including a passenger lift, special wheelchairs and a specially adapted bath with a Jacuzzi facility. There are bathroom and toilet facilities on each floor. Fees charged for the service vary between £840 and £1,270 per week, according to an assessment of the needs of the individual resident. These figures were given on the 13th June 2008. Information regarding the service and fees may be obtained, on request, from the manager of the home.
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Fifteen European aviation partners are launching a three-year programme next week to devise operational air traffic management concepts for European airspace, and develop a validated Airbus-based avionics platform to support them.
Aircraft in the Future Air Traffic Management System (AFAS) is a €35 million ($33m) effort under a European Commission 5th Framework Programme objective to develop more autonomous aircraft.
AFAS participants aim to create an integrated avionics package which will be ready for certification, and which will provide proven benefits in the European airspace environment projected for 2005.
The programme will select the most promising communications, navigation and surveillance (CNS) technology, and apply it to the Airbus A320 family. More than 600 A320s and derivatives fly in European airspace, and this strategy will maximise the number of aircraft which could quickly benefit from the final avionics suite.
Participants hope the AFAS research will help to define a European solution that can be presented as an alternative to US technology, which they feel is being imposed on the European market.
Swedish consultancy Avtech is among the AFAS members. Avtech director Lars Lindberg says: "For the first time in Europe, air traffic management stakeholders are involved in a large-scale integration project which aims to demonstrate the viability of a global solution for an improvement in air traffic management."
He believes the key to this improvement is to rely increasingly on datalinking between aircraft and ground systems.
Avtech will provide an operational concept and airborne architecture for an air traffic management system based on automatic dependent surveillance (ADS), enabling highly-accurate aircraft position and intent data to be downlinked directly to ground systems.
Lindberg describes this as "transparent communication" and believes it can be a foundation for improved traffic situation awareness, leading to more efficient airspace planning strategies.
Possible applications, he says, include time-based navigation, conflict resolution and the optimising of runway throughput.
Stockholm Arlanda Airport can handle only about 36 aircraft per hour on each runway. But Lindberg states: "We should theoretically be able to have 60. We have to establish why there are physical limitations, and see if we can make things better."
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AFAS will officially be launched on 6 April in Toulouse. Participants include a French industry contingent comprising Aerospatiale Matra Airbus and Aerospatiale Matra ATR, along with Sextant, Airsys ATM and Sofreavia.
Germany's DaimlerChrysler Aerospace, Italy's Alenia Difesa, Spanish airport authority AENA, and Portuguese firm Skysoft are taking part, as are the UK's Smiths Industries, GKN Westland and computer systems consultancy Adelard.
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Our top 5 sports moments from 2011
With 2012 just around the corner, we are breaking out our top 5 moments from 2011 (in no particular order because we appreciated them all):
Women's World Cup
Second place isn't normally cause for celebration for a program with a tradition like the U.S. women's soccer team, yet its improbable march to the Women's World Cup gold-medal game was indisputably one of the signature events in women's sports in 2011.
"It's irony at its best, I suppose," striker Abby Wambach told espnW last week on the day she was named Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year. "Everything happened so perfectly and dramatically that I'm not sure we could have written a better script in some ways. Obviously, winning would have been the icing on the cake for us, but I also think it creates a little bit more drama that keeps people excited and interested and involved and engaged for [the Olympics] next year."
The U.S. team looked set for an early trip home after finishing second in group play and drawing Brazil in the first elimination match. It was Wambach's header goal off an impeccable cross off the left foot of midfielder Megan Rapinoe at 120' + 2 (soccer shorthand for the second minute of extra time after 90 minutes of regulation and two 15-minute overtime periods) that sent the quarterfinal to penalty kicks.
"That probably was the turning point for us in terms of the belief," Wambach said. "You never know if you can actually do something against all odds until you actually do it. And I don't think the team up to that point had proven itself in that way."
The Americans prevailed in the shootout, dominated France in the semifinal, then lost the gold to Japan in another tense marathon featuring another overtime goal by Wambach but ultimately decided by penalty kicks. Hope Solo was named goalkeeper of the tournament.
"Our whole team did everything in our power on that specific day," Wambach said. "It just wasn't our day." Yet she and her teammates finally managed to establish their own identity after years of being measured against their pioneering predecessors, and came home to a gratifying reaction from "our nation, from sponsors, from pop culture," she said.
Women's international soccer is getting deeper and more competitive with each passing year, but a third consecutive Olympic gold medal is the only outcome that will satisfy the U.S team, which must still qualify for the 2012 London Games through a regional tournament in Vancouver, B.C., next month.
Wambach on that pressure: "I love it. I love it. I love it. I hope to be in that position." -- Bonnie D. Ford
Jordyn Wieber wins all-around at worlds
The all-around world championship title came down to two gymnasts in October: American Jordyn Wieber and Russia's Viktoria Komova. Wieber made mistakes on uneven bars and the floor exercise, but her degree of difficulty -- a factor that reigns in the post-10-scale world of gymnastics -- pushed her to the gold medal."To be able to go into my first world championships and win was great," Wieber told us recently. "The worlds was the biggest competition I've ever competed in; it's high scale and so important, and it was even more so because it shows how strong we are as a team [the U.S. women won the world team title]. I've competed in international events before as a junior ... but this was the biggest international competition for me.
"The team competition was stressful, too. I was personally a part of all four events, and with the three-up, three-count format, it was important to do well. It gave me more motivation. I wanted to do well for myself and also for Team USA."
Now, the pressure is on for Wieber. During the past four decades, only one woman (Lilia Podkopayeva of Ukraine) has won the world all-around title and followed that up with an Olympic all-around gold medal. -- Alyssa Roenigk
Aggies win women's basketball national title
Texas A&M was not the most obvious choice to win the 2011 national title in women's college basketball. Not with Brittney Griner cementing her legend at Baylor; not with Connecticut taking one final shot with Maya Moore and having set the NCAA record for consecutive wins. But there the Aggies were at the very end, using grit and stifling defense to hoist the trophy in Indianapolis.The Aggies ran to a title with a folksy head coach in Gary Blair, a backcourt with two talented Sydneys (Colson and Carter) and the post play of Danielle Adams, the junior college transfer who rose to become one of the country's best players in just two years.
It was Adams' play in the paint (she chewed up bigger, faster foes in the low block with her physicality and sweet face-up game) that propelled A&M to its first women's national championship in any sport. Adams was also named most outstanding player in the Final Four.
"I had a little voice in my head that said, 'Don't let this team down,'" Adams said in the moments after her team won the title. "And my teammates, every time we would get down, we would tell each other, 'We're not going to lose this game.'" -- Michelle Smith
Thompson hits the LPGA map
Lexi Thompson's "wow" moment of 2011 wasn't one particularly sweet swing or the satisfying sound of a golf ball hitting the bottom of a cup. It was an accumulation of moments that led her, at the precocious and unprecedented age of 16, to play full time on the LPGA Tour in 2012. But, when pressed, Thompson admits that winning the Navistar Classic this past September -- becoming the youngest tour champion and sealing her bid to leapfrog onto the top circuit -- was the key in her coming of age."It was a great feeling after all that hard work," she said last week from her hometown Heron Bay golf course in Coral Springs, Fla., where she was watching her older brother Curtis compete in an amateur event.
The 6-foot Thompson has made a convincing case she belongs. Through her first couple of seasons as a professional, she's demonstrated composure to match her talent. Thompson has been walking courses with grown women since she was a 12-year-old qualifier at the U.S. Women's Open. She turned pro at 15 and, amid mixed results, flirted with leads at tournaments. She requested a waiver of the LPGA's minimum age (18) to join the tour as a full member, blew the competition away in the first stage of qualifying school and then backed up the paperwork with a five-shot win over a deep field at the Navistar in Alabama. Earlier this month, she also notched her third professional win at the Dubai Ladies Masters.
Thompson will open next season Down Under in early February in the ANZ Ladies Masters, an Australian Ladies Professional Golf event. Her first official LPGA appearance as a full-fledged member will come the following week at the ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open in Melbourne the same week she turns 17 (Feb. 10).
Her agent, Bobby Kreusler, said Thompson will probably enter about 20 events in 2012, but added that he and her family -- including father Scott, who caddies for her -- will encourage Thompson to stay flexible and carve out free time as she adjusts to a more rigorous travel schedule and what is sure to be increased fan and media attention.
The teenager plans to pass another milestone by completing the requirements for her high school diploma this coming spring after being home-schooled for the past few years. She's looking forward to a new learning curve, especially "my short game -- I've been working on it really hard, and getting more consistent with my whole game." -- Ford
Moore, Lynx win WNBA crown
The Minnesota Lynx started the 2011 WNBA season by drafting Maya Moore, the biggest star to come out of college (and Connecticut) since Diana Taurasi. And then, not coincidentally, they started winning games, and kept winning games.The hard-luck franchise hadn't been to the WNBA playoffs since 2004 and never won a postseason game, but won more games than any team in 2011 with a 27-7 record. The Lynx did it with a balanced offense, with Moore as a contributing player to other substantial talents as Seimone Augustus, Rebekkah Brunson and hometown girl Lindsay Whalen. And they did it with a stifling, team-oriented defense. They also had the extraordinary backing of local fans, who filled the arena all summer and embraced the team.
Led by coach Cheryl Reeve (the franchise's third coach in four seasons), Minnesota followed up one of the best regular-season efforts in league history with a clean sweep in the postseason, including an impressive three-game Finals series against the Atlanta Dream.
"It's like a weight lifted up off my shoulders," said Augustus after winning the championship and being named Finals MVP. "After going through everything in college and the struggles here, we got the big prize. We finally got the big prize." -- Smith
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A key figure of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), its managing director Salman Sarwar Butt, has stepped down from his post and will be replaced by the director general PCB Javed Miandad in the interim. The inaugural season of the Twenty20 tournament was indefinitely postponed because of logistical issues.
Butt, a banker by profession, was instrumental in setting up Pakistan's domestic T20 competition, whose first edition in 2005 was sponsored by his then employer, ABN-AMRO Bank. He is an influential figure on the Pakistan corporate circuit and was involved in setting up the PSL since 2011.
"Before joining, I had intimated the PCB of my plans and commitments beyond April 2013, which would prevent me from working on future editions of PSL," Butt said in a statement. "As the league is now most likely to be held after April, I will not be available to work further on this first edition. We have therefore mutually agreed that it would make sense to appoint a successor sooner rather than later.
"I would naturally be happy to provide all possible assistance to PCB and PSL even if I am not officially associated with the league, and would remain an ardent ambassador of PSL."
The PSL was supposed to be held between March 26 and April 7 in Pakistan but was delayed to give investors more time to submit bids and also to avoid scheduling conflicts with other cricket tournaments. It was also going to clash with the pre-poll campaigns ahead of general elections, expected to be held in May. The PCB is working on another slot for the league and no precise timeframe has been indicated.
"A committee is working full time to find available and appropriate dates and we are hopeful that the process for the sale of various rights will restart soon," said Butt. "We are constantly in touch with all parties who have shown interest in our League and we hope to announce new dates soon."
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I came home with Miss Bateman for $9.98 in an 8" pot.
They also have these below, please tell me if they are winners and if I should go back for them! These are $12.98 each but some of the Miss Bateman's were labeled $9.98 so I picked one up. Dr. Ruppel (looks great in pics online)
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- Posted by justme4now 7 (My Page) on Mon, May 3, 10 at 19:08
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sorry, no pics. Nothing spectacular - just 12 inches high full of leaves on a tiny trellis. I was happy and surprised to find so many varieties (they also have HF Young, but I already ordered that one). They are bigger than the ones I received from Brushwood. Just wondering if I should go back for some more and which ones. thanks |
- Posted by janetpetiole 4b (My Page) on Mon, May 3, 10 at 20:05
Ramona - yes I've moved Fireworks several times to get the right light without too much fading. HF Young is a great clematis. |
I love my Ramona, Here are some pics: Tammy |
- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Thu, May 6, 10 at 12:07
Tammy, that isn't Ramona, sorry. Ramona has red stamens. |
- Posted by buyorsell888 Zone 8 Portland OR (My Page) on Thu, May 6, 10 at 12:08
Fireworks grows huge, keep that in mind for placement. Mine is MIA but I've seen a mature one locally and it was a monster. |
- Posted by robiniaquest z6 MO (My Page) on Thu, May 6, 10 at 18:11
Tammy, I think you have H.F. Young. It is a bloom machine, isn't it? Ramona is beautiful, too, but mine doesn't bloom as much as my H.F. Youngs do. Lowe's clems are nice plants, but watch out for mislabeling! They are terrible about that. I always try to get one in bloom, or at least with a bud that shows some color. Miss Bateman is a very good clem, too. |
- Posted by jeanne_texas Z 8B TX (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, May 6, 10 at 20:10
Tammy...Robin is correct..that looks like Clematis "H.F.Young" and what a GLORIOUS SPECIMEN you have grown..just stunning congrats...Jeanne |
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I have just moved to this part of TX and am looking for vines. I love clematis but was unable to grow it in Houston. Does anyone know if it will grow here and which ones do best under what conditions? Thanks |
I've had no problems with Fireworks. Full sun between two roses it IS large, and one impressive bloomer. I'd buy that one again. |
- Posted by janetpetiole 4b (My Page) on Sun, May 9, 10 at 8:48
Does Fireworks fade badly in full sun? I have it but try to keep it in shade. The plant is robust but it doesn't bloom well. |
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The Lowe's in Augusta ME is finally wising up and has some Type 3's in the $12.98 pots. I have them all already, think they had Ernest Markham & Polish Spirit when I was there last week. Well, the Ernies I had died, but the pictures on the label weren't that great, so I passed up trying it again, but will be looking to see if there are any left when they put them on clearance. They did have one Type 2 in the bunch, Kakio, which hadn't survived for me before, and there was only one, not the best looking, but I had to get it to replace some of the the 2's that didn't make it this Winter, even tho I did make some improvement to the drainage in my tubs. Marie |
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