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The Lakeside Blog is happily written by Michelle Bousquet at the Interlaken Inn, Lakeville, CT. She writes about what there is to do at Interlaken and why you should come stay with us, fun local events, great places to visit and cool things to do – in and around Lakeville & Salisbury Connecticut.
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Blanketing the front of our main building is this beautiful perennial known as Astilbe. Available in many shades of pinks from very dark to very pale to lavender to a bright red as well as white, this fern-like foliage plant is a shade loving plant and is just thriving in our main building garden. Sit on your private balcony and enjoy the garden view!
Pet of the Week
Hi, my name is Basil, (Ch. Buonaire's Pesto.) I met my new Mom and Dad in December. They were happy to have me because they lost their beloved Airedale in August and I came to them because I heard they like to spoil their dogs. I love new things and I went with them to the Interlaken Inn in Lakeville, CT. The Interlaken was so happy to meet me. They welcomed me and my family with a sign in the lobby. Then Winston came out from behind the desk to meet me and everyone was gathering around me making a fuss. Hmm, I was a little overwhelmed, but every day everyone greeted me and I warmed up just fine.
My Mom showed me the ropes by walking around the beautiful grounds at the Interlaken and we looked at all of the beautiful flowers and wonderful sculptures by Denis Curtiss. She took lots of pictures. We went for so many long walks on the Harlem Valley Rail Trail where I saw a big hairy thing called an alpaca and I heard peacocks (whatever they are) but I did not see them. They took me for walks in Great Barrington and Salisbury and they kept coming out with bags and boxes. The even bought some things for me.
My Mom tried to get me to do something new. She put these funny shoes on and put a loooooong leash on me. She went into this big body of water called a lake and convinced me to follow her. I did not like it much so I "froze." Mom said I did great and said next time I would be more willing to do more, like maybe go up to my elbows. I got out and then we sat by the lake and watched a bunch of people from a school doing a team building exercise organized by the Interlaken Inn. That was a lot of fun. The humans did some funny things trying to make rafts that had to go into the lake and hold 2 people to row out to a canoe and then back. This looks like a great thing for team building. Maybe if my mom and I made a raft I would have liked the lake more!
My parents said something about how nice it was to see Brenda during the breakfast in the newly decorated breakfast room. Then every night they said how delicious the dinners were at Morgan's and how Eric and Brandon and Wes and everyone at Morgan's are wonderful. They loved these things called apple fritters and grilled asparagus and beets and Morgan burgers and strip steak and the chicken and the special little rolls..boy they made me hungry when they would come back from their meals and talk about their breakfast or dinner. They even made something special for my Mom and made her Birthday special.
This going on vacation with my parents was fun. And with all of the places to go to nearby and people to meet at the Inn it kept us busy. No naps during the day made me very tired and we had a very nice pet friendly room in Sunnyside. The Interlaken gave us really nice comfy beds and let me tell you...I slept like a puppy. I had my toys to play with and there was a fridge in the room and kept my food cold.
I can't wait for them to take me away to Interlaken again. I rate it 4 PAWS UP!
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Here's another series in the blog - "What's New"! This blog will be an easy one as there is always something new at Interlaken! This week it is invitation for our Manager's Cocktail party:
Dear Interlaken Guests,
You are cordially invited to attend our "Meet & Greet" every Wednesday from 5pm to 6pm at the Interlaken Inn. This week please join us in our restaurant, Morgan's, for some cocktails and hors d'oeuvres and meet the Interlaken staff as well as other Guests. Each week we'll choose a different location on property so by the end of the summer you'll have been around all of our 30 acres! See you then!
The Interlaken Staff
This week was a great turn-out! We were able to meet some local business members as well as some Interlaken Guests who loved talking about their Corvettes and racing at the Lime Rock Park. Wes served up some tasty Rhubarb Martinis and John passed around some hdo's, including duck terrine with cracked mustard and gherkins. Next week we plan to be Lakeside so be sure to save us an hour that afternoon. See you then!
What's Blooming
This is Cornus Florida - also known as Flowering Dogwood. It is a species of flowering plant in the family Cornaceae and is native to eastern North America. These deciduous trees can grow up to 33 feet high, and usually are wider than they are tall when they are mature. Our dogwood tree is certainly not 33 feet high, but one that cannot go unnoticed at our pool garden. It is gorgeous! If you were at the Inn last week you would have noticed an arrangement in our lobby that also had dogwood stems, and that sure made a statement as well. Before you take that refreshing dip in our outdoor heated pool take a moment to admire the flowering dogwood!
What's Local
When we say - "We have worked the past decade to source out the best ingredients from our area and translate them to your plate. Whether it is our local vegetable purveyors, grass fed ranchers, cheese makers, or our own kitchen garden, we have our fingers on the pulse of the Berkshires" - we mean it!
This is the basis of my "What's Local" blog each week this summer - to share with you a local ingredient on our dinner menu, from where it is from to the health benefits of that item. Like me, it may introduce you to a new item, one you've heard of but never sure of, or one of your old favorites. Here is an item on our current Morgan's dinner menu:
"Roasted Natural Chicken Breast, Wild Foraged Watercress, Roasted Potatoes, Spring Herb Oil"
Which ingredient is local? Actually, more than one item in this dish is local, but I am going to focus on the "Wild Foraged Watercress". I'll be honest as to say I wasn't sure what "foraged" meant so just in case there are others wondering it means 'searching for and exploiting food resources.' Chef Scimeca has watercress growing all over his property at Scimeca Farm, and he happiliy "forages" for it in his streams and brings it to the Interlaken kitchen. (For any of you who know Brandon you can certainly picture him doing this!)
Watercress is one of the oldest known leaf vegetables eaten by humans, and contains significant amounts of iron, calcium, iodine, and folic acid, in addition to both Vitamin A and C.
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Final Score: Indiana 100, Charlotte 92
Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Roy Hibbert filled the stat sheet with 13 points, 14 rebounds and six assists, as Indiana topped Charlotte, 100-92, at Conseco Fieldhouse.
Danny Granger had 18 points for the Pacers, who have won four in a row and nine of their last 12 at home over the Bobcats. Brandon Rush made half of his three-point attempts on the way to a 16-point night, and Mike Dunleavy added 15 for Indiana.
Josh McRoberts tallied 11 points and Darren Collison chipped in 10 with seven assists, as the Pacers bounced back from a two-point loss at Milwaukee on Wednesday.
"This was an ugly game and we were happy to get out of here with a win tonight," Hibbert said. "We played good defense, which can create offense. I played defense and impacted the ball, which resulted in points also. Tomorrow's my birthday and I'm going to Atlanta to get a win for us."
The Pacers essentially won the game from beyond the arc, going 13-of-31, compared to Charlotte's 3-of-17 performance.
Gerald Wallace led the way with 26 points and 13 boards for the Bobcats, who dropped their sixth in a row on the road.
Granger's layup widened Indiana's lead to 84-71 with under nine minutes left, but a Shaun Livingston steal and jam had the visitors within 87-83 with 4:42 remaining.
Indiana scored the ensuing six points, helped by a three-ball from Dunleavy and topped off by Collison's layup inside three minutes. Charlotte didn't threaten the rest of the way.
Stephen Jackson had 12 of Charlotte's 22 points in the opening quarter, but the Pacers used a big push at the end of the period to grab an eight-point advantage. Nazr Mohammed's layup gave the Bobcats a 22-19 edge with 3:59 remaining, but Rush's three-ball started an 11-0 run to cap the stanza. James Posey and Rush hit back-to-back three-balls in the final two minutes of the quarter.
Although the Bobcats never led after the first quarter, they did trim the margin to one on two occasions in the second, the last being 51-50 following a Mohammed layup with 1:17 left. Rush then hit two straight three-point shots to close the half with the Pacers up, 57-50.
Wallace's tip-in had Charlotte within 66-64 with 6 1/2 minutes to go in the third quarter, but Dunleavy and McRoberts canned three-pointers to stem the tide. A layup from Solomon Jones in the final minute expanded the cushion to 79-69 going to the fourth.
"I got cold in the second half. I couldn't hit a shot," Jackson said. "But we stayed in the game for the most part. The better team made plays."
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Jackson ended with 15 points, eight assists and seven turnovers...Mohammed had 13 points and Kwame Brown notched 12 rebounds for Charlotte...Bobcats coach Larry Brown, who coached the Pacers from 1993-97, leads all active coaches with 1,326 wins in his NBA/ABA career. He is only 10 wins shy of passing Don Nelson for the most all-time (1,335).


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Sorry Statikk, but the primary problem we are facing is that Riot keeps on enforcing the point that junglers have more gold and that more junglers are viable. They've been outright nerfed. End of story. With the Machete, with the sustain nerfs, with the sustain necessity , with no early gold increase etc... If you were to just come right out and say "Yes, we nerfed the early game jungle a lot" instead of claiming the opposite, the criticisms would be far less. However, Riot is giving a wrong impression with the new changes. That is the biggest issue.
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Following a long and emotional debate, voters rejected a plan to build a new bridge to Squibnocket Farms, and relocate the public parking lot.
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An $8.7-million Chilmark operating budget, a new police vehicle, oysters and mussels for Chilmark Pond, restoring old gravestones, fixing a rotten door on the fire station. Article after article sailed through the smooth waters of the Chilmark annual town meeting Monday evening on a predictable rhythm of voice votes. There was hardly a whisper of debate or dissent from the 173 voters — just 19 percent of the town's 917 registered voters — seated in the Chilmark Community Center. The smooth sailing ended when longtime moderator Everett Poole, in a deep voice imbued with an authority earned by many hours at the moderator's lectern, said simply, "Article 28," and paused.
A stir rippled through the packed Chilmark Community Center building as voters straightened up in their chairs and readied prepared statements scribbled on note paper. Executive secretary Tim Carroll hustled to lower the big screen and fire up the digital projector for a presentation of a plan to radically change the roadway and parking configuration at Squibnocket Beach.
The debate that followed had all the flavor of a small town political donnybrook and pitted neighbor against neighbor, Islander against wash-ashore, coastal geologist against coastal geologist, against the backdrop of a relentless and rising ocean battering the popular beach precisely two miles, as the crow flies, from where they all sat.
Beaches and bridges
Winter storms have eroded much of the sandy beach, left the boulder revetment crumbling, damaged utility conduits, and all but destroyed the public parking lot and the private access road to the Squibnocket Farms subdivision.
Article 28 asked voters to authorize selectmen to move forward with the development of a plan — negotiated between the town, the Squibnocket Farms Homeowners Association, and the Vineyard Open Land Foundation — that would allow the town to relocate the parking lot, remove the boulder revetment, manage the beach back to its natural state and build a bridge set back from the shoreline to provide access. The agreement would also add about 1,200 feet of beach for public use.
Selectman Warren Doty presented a detailed description of the plan in a presentation projected on a large screen at the front of the Community Center. "It can't stay the way it is," he said. "The selectmen believe this is the best proposal that has worked out, and that's available. It's up to the town meeting to decide how you want to go with this."
Amended argument
Opponents of Article 28 headed off debate on the merits of the plan from the start. Chris Murphy, a member of the town's conservation commission and former chairman of the Martha's Vineyard Commission, was the first speaker. He moved to amend the article,by replacing it entirely with a plan to establish a new committee, appointed by the town moderator, to study alternatives, and issue a report to selectmen at a later town meeting.
"Despite what the selectmen say, I don't feel there has been adequate discussion and investigation of the alternatives," Mr. Murphy said. "None of us want to look at this bridge. It's not the right answer. At least let's go look at other answers."
Opponents of the plan, including some who live in the Blacksmith Valley neighborhood that overlooks the beach, directed withering criticism at selectmen, charging that the town failed to consider other alternatives.
"I have gone to many hearings to try to bring new information," said voter David Damroth. "I've always been told to sit down, we're not interested."
Selectmen were mostly silent after the initial presentation, but they did take strong exception to charges that their process was less than transparent.
"That's nonsense," selectman Bill Rossi said. "This amendment forgets one important component. Squibnocket Farms really needs to be on board for this project to work. I don't know if Squibnocket Farms wants to have Blacksmith Valley plan their project for them."
Most of the speakers who trekked to the microphone opposed the selectmen's plan, but many defended town officials. Among them was Pamela Goff, former selectman and longtime member of the town's conservation commission
"They are the only ones who can negotiate deals for us," Ms. Goff said. "If you don't like it, vote it down. If you do want to proceed, work with them if you can. You might be throwing out the good, in pursuit of the perfect."
Hanging over the entire debate was a scenario that would leave the town without additional beach frontage, or a new parking lot. Several times, backers of the plan noted that the Squibnocket Farms Homeowners Association already owns the land and easement rights it needs to construct a bridge, and the group is confident it can get all the necessary building and environmental permits. That prompted a charge of bullying from one voter.
Michelle Lasser, who lives in Squibnocket Farms and is active in the homeowners association, responded to that charge.
"We are not bullies," Ms. Lasser said. "I'd like to not throw out the baby with the bathwater. If we vote for this amendment, we're essentially throwing out everything the selectmen have done. It's very hurtful to hear people say things that are just simply not true."
Voter Thomas Bena was among the most vocal opponents of the plan. He distributed renderings that showed an alternative roadway protected by a man-made dune, and renderings of the proposed bridge. He referred to ceiling of the Community Center as a point of comparison for the height of the bridge. The plan presented by selectmen described the bridge deck as 15 feet above sea level, about five feet above the current parking lot.
Mr. Doty called the renderings deceptive. Ms. Lasser called them incendiary.
Counting votes
"Unfortunately, we've been asked to have a secret ballot," Mr. Poole said when the time for debate ended. He instructed voters to come forward row by row, check in with the registrars, and mark their choice on a slip of pink paper, a process that took about 30 minutes. Voters immediately broke into a dull roar of speculation. Mr. Poole quietly counted the votes behind the lectern, arranging them into neat piles of 10.
He turned back to the lectern, and waited patiently. The room fell absolutely silent.
"The amendment is carried 83 to 81," he said. A swing of just one vote would have produced a tie, defeating the amendment.
The article as amended passed on a voice vote.
Now what?
"It's time for the selectmen to step back to see what this committee does and see what happens next," Mr. Doty said in a phone interview Wednesday. "We made our proposal and the town meeting said hold on a minute."
According to Mr. Doty, Mr. Poole intends to wait about a week to name the new committee.
He said the Squibnocket Farms Homeowners Association has not indicated to selectmen whether homeowners intend to move forward on their own with construction of an elevated access roadway.
Other action
The town meeting approved all other articles on the warrant. Chilmark voters went to the polls Wednesday to elect town officers, and act on two Proposition 2.5 override questions that ask whether the town should be allowed to assess an additional $122,000 in taxes to fund Chilmark's share of the cost to educate students at Martha's Vineyard Regional School District, and an additional $71,000 for the Up-Island Regional School District.
At the polls
In the wake of Monday's annual town meeting, 134 of Chilmark's 917 registered voters went to the polls Wednesday and took care of unfinished business.
Voters by a vote of 102 to 30 approved Question 1, a $122,000 Proposition 2.5 override request to pay for the town's Martha's Vineyard Regional High School assessment.
Question 2 on the ballot, a request for $71,000 for the Up Island School District, also passed easily by a vote of 104 to 28.
There were no contests on the ballot. The following town officers were elected: selectman, Warren Doty (99); board of assessors, Elizabeth Oliver (114); board of health, Matthew Poole (120); planning board, Richard Alan Osnoss (105); planning board, Joan Malkin (30); library trustee, Jane D. Kaplan (114). There were no candidates for a seat on the finance advisory committee.
Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported that Thomas Bena referred to the proposed bridge as 24 feet high. He said the bridge was 19 feet high.
Thomas Bena and David Damroth made a spectacle of their rudeness toward the Selectmen and I will remember it for a long, long time.
And the charge that the Squibnocket Farms Homeowners were engaging in "bullying" was made by Constance Bernier. Such a public statement should be in the newspaper with the name of the person who said it.
This may be your worst article to date, Steve.
I heartily disagree with the three previous posts.
First of all the debate, including comments made by Damroth, Murphy, Bena and numerous others, was civilized and restrained given what is at stake. When selectman bring a plan that entails an unprecedented two-lane, 420 foot long elevated causeway constructed of reinforced concrete and steel decking emotions should be expected to run high. The comments were not personal attacks but directed at the process (much of it conducted in executive session) and the plan itself. The opponents to the plan asked for further consideration and a thorough exploration of feasible alternatives which they felt were ignored by the selectmen.
If mvcatz believes that the voicing a contrary opinion is somehow disrespectful I can only imagine what he/she thinks of democracy in general.-
Don't understand what you disagree with in all 3 posts. In my 2nd post I named the person who made the bullying charge– an indisputable fact. While you may disagree that the conduct of 2 people was rude, that's really all I said in my first comment. I did not remark on the content of either side of the debate. I never said Chris Murphy was rude, because he was not. He was against moving forward with the Selectmen's proposal without any repetitive, obnoxious, accusatory, suspicious, angry confrontations. Also, it is an exaggeration to dramatize what was "at stake". We were voting on whether or not we wanted the Selectmen to look further into the arrangement they had brokered for the town. We were not voting on making it a done deal. The people said no, and voted instead for Chris Murphy's amendment to the article, a reasonable outcome– although it may come back to bite us if the homeowners build whatever they need on their own land without regard to beach access for the town. I don't know which Chilmark you live in, but everyone I see agrees that the behavior at the microphone, especially on the part of one person, was obnoxious. The Selectmen exercised the restraint. To be clear, we vote for our Selectmen to broker such things in executive session– and then they come to us and we vote on it. It's called democracy, and that is what happened. With or without the obnoxiousness, it is what we do here. I could have done without that inappropriate behavior, and my point was that I will not forget that it happened. Having a reputation as an angry person, and acting out on it in public, is not really helpful to the town or about democracy at all.
The permitting required to build the 420 foot long concrete and steel causeway/bridge will not rely on Chilmark voters but with several governmental agencies. Even if there are no legal challenges (which is hard to imagine) the process will likely involve many years without a guaranteed outcome. The voters asked for further exploration into viable alternatives.
The selectmen asserted that the process was open yet it appears that alternative proposals were shunted aside in favor of the one presented to the voters. Several people who attended numerous meetings attested to this. According to Selectmen Rossi the idea for the causeway came from the Squibnocket Farms Assoc. not the selectmen but one is left to wonder why the selectmen didn't try to forge a better outcome. At no point did I hear any member of the board claim that the alternatives presented were explored.
To even a casual observer it seems that the extension of the public beach is something of a Trojan horse offered by the Squibnocket Assoc. to further their own plan. While no on denies that they deserve secure access to their homes I doubt what presented will ever be built. And let me reiterate; a lot is at stake.
What are you arguing about? I said Chris Murphy's amendment was a reasonable outcome– and that he managed quite well to propose it at Town Meeting without rudeness… or self-righteous, know-it-all, angry lecturing that avoids a balanced and fair perspective.
Not everything is a conspiracy. The Selectmen's intention was to provide the town with access to Squibby and to ensure the homeowners can get to their homes. You cannot ignore that we elected the Selectmen to hold executive sessions to negotiate deals like they did, and then be accusatory and blame them for doing their job for us. If we didn't like the deal, we had the opportunity to say so and vote it down. And we did. The angry behavior and accusations are not appropriate here. At least we agree on this: Whatever the homeowners decide to build on their own property will not rely on Chilmark voters. And at least we will know who to blame if Squibby access costs tax payers a lot of money and there is no parking nearby for elderly or young children. Or, more likely, no more usable public Squibby beach, except for the surfers, of course, who don't need sand.
It should go without saying that the Squibnocket homeowners are going to have their concerns at the forefront, and yet they offered something generous and substantially beneficial to the town– nothing to hide there, unlike the sneaky people paying for the opposition to the plan– you know, the ones who don't sign their anonymous mailings or colored hand-out renderings.
Calmer minds ruled the day anyway. But there was public confusion about what to do with the vote due to exaggerated, misleading numbers repeatedly stated by the opposition, the deceitful color renderings handed out by Bena, (paid for by whom?), and the anonymous post card mailings (also paid for by whom?). When we have all moved on from the subject matter, what we will remember is the conduct and the well-deserved reputations of those who feel compelled to act out angrily (and deceitfully) in public. Inappropriately angry men are never helpful. What they are is disliked. That was my point in my first post and it is a reality that does not go away, whether or not you agree.


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Witchcliffe was the exception, says JR, recording 123mls, the highest for WA in the month. The town received 63mm in 24 hours.
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Harvey was the warmest spot in the region with a mean maximum of 24.8. Windy Harbour with 22C being the coolest place in the state.
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Weve all encountered those hateful people online, who hide behind discreet usernames and throw careless comments around without a thought of anyones feelings.
One of those trollers commented on the photo of a bloggers little boy with Down syndrome, calling the child ugly.
While lengthy, her response to the hateful cyberbully is incredibly moving, and reminds us all just how just how much power our words carry.
Dear @JusesCrustHD,
Since I started blogging about my son Quinn and his disability, I knew this day would come. Theres no shortage of trolls on the Internet who hide behind the anonymity of a screen name with the intent to be cruel, and Ive seen their hostility many times before.
In fact, in the wake of a recent robbery at the Down Syndrome Association of Houstons headquarters, in which $10,000 worth of technology was stolen, there was no shortage of ignorant comments on the news story reporting the incident. One user asked, how will they learn to count to potato? Another claimed that wasting computers on retards was stupid anyway and that the organization deserved to be robbed.
These comments, while offensive, simply serve to showcase peoples hate-fueled ignorance and arent worth my time. I grimace when I read them, but realize theres little to be done about such stupidity.
But last Saturday, you targeted my son personally and instead of being angry, Id like to give you some advice: Dont be a d*ck. It will come back to haunt you.
I dont want to make assumptions about you, but I can only guess that you know little about the helplessness that parents feel when caring for a sick infant with respiratory issues. Quinn was sick last week, but was feeling much better by Friday. We decided to sit in the backyard and soak up the sun after school. There arent many things in this world more beautiful than seeing your recently-ill child light up in a smile, and I snapped a few photos to celebrate his recovery, then posted them on Instagram with the hashtag #downsyndrome.
I love to look through those photos myself in my spare time, because damn if those kiddos arent adorable. Of course, you feel differently because you, JusesCrustHD, found this photo and left a comment with one simple word:
The fact that you find my child ugly is one thing. You are entitled to your opinion. But the fact that you intentionally search #downsyndrome to find pictures to insult (sadly, Quinn is not the only victim of your behavior; I came across many other inflammatory responses) is both childish and sad. Your profile is also full of offensive posts and crude statements.
In one such photo, featuring two kids with Down syndrome and the word wiitard, you get bent out of shape because many, MANY people called you on your prejudice. You claim it was a joke and that people should lighten up. But what about purposefully seeking out pictures of our children? What about the fact that a beautiful photograph of my son was tarnished by your hatred? Thats not a joke. Thats cyberbullying. Needless to say, I reported your profile.
This will not be the last time someone discounts my son because he is different. It will not be the last time someone makes a joke at his expense, but to actively seek out actual people to tease goes beyond cruel. Its inhuman.
I recognize that you want to see me get worked up about your little joke. Ill be honest; its hard not to be angry about it, but I cant allow myself to carry that weight on my shoulders. I cant allow myself to feel anything but sorry for an individual with so little tact. Because in end, you will be the one to face the consequences of your choices someday. There are few people in this world who tolerate that kind of backwards thinking, and youll eventually mouth off to the wrong person. My guess is that you already have, which is why you hide behind a screen name.
God knows there were plenty of cruel adolescent boys in my time: boys who took pleasure in pranks and jokes at others expense. There were even a few of them that were directed at me, but it gave me tough skin and I grew from the experience of facing such mistreatment. Maybe thats why Im willing to let this one go; I know where most of those boys ended up, and its nowhere Id want to be.
And as a teacher, Ive seen kids like you crash and burn. Go outside. Read a book. Compliment someone. Most importantly, enlighten yourself; theres already enough cruelty in this world, and anyone worth their salt should be striving to make this place better, not worse.
I simply hope my own children learn to look past ignorant comments and actions and treat others with respect and dignity. We all deserve it, even you.


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The man's voice boomed out from the tiny TV screen on the shelf above the bar in Kenya where racks of bottles and glasses sat protected behind thick metal bars. His speech was as strong and unyielding as those cold steel bars, the voice resonant, deep, and powerful, like a rich promise of hope.
In the crowd behind the tall, copper-skinned man who was speaking, I could see a bunch of mostly white people—mzungus as we call them in Kenya—smiling and cheering ecstatically, and waving blue placards with the man's name on them, or red ones emblazoned with the slogan Stand for Change.
This was the voice of a man who in the winter of 2008 had the promise of becoming the next U.S. president. But more than that, perhaps, this was the voice of a man who might truly make history by becoming the first black president of America. But to Kenyans like us, this was first and foremost the voice of a man who was Africa's lost son, for as far as we were concerned, he was half-Kenyan and hailed from one of the foremost tribes in our country—the Luo.
Unlike every other black Kenyan in that bar, I had a unique and special reason for listening to those words. For the man delivering this extraordinarily rousing speech was my half brother, a brother by blood, but one that I had barely known.
From the wild cheering of the crowd, and his repeated appeals to them personally—"You said… You heard… You called…"—I felt as if the people of America knew this man far better than I, and felt a more personal connection to him, and yet he and I shared the same father. We had lived two separate lives, a world apart, yet in a sense we were joined forever by birth. And that was the strangest thing of all for me; that was both the closeness and the gulf between us.
I glanced around the sparse bar, with its plain and yellowing walls. A bare concrete balcony looked out over the noisy, chaotic streets of the ghetto. Old men and young clustered around the chipped Formica tabletops, gazing at that screen and listening with something like rapture. Not a soul in that bar cared much for Kenyan politics, which seemed forever mired in corruption. But in this man—in their lost African son—Kenyans saw their own promise of hope and change that might somehow shine a light into the dark heart of Africa.
Hope. He used that word a lot, did my big brother in America. Yet for so many years hope had been an alien concept to me. During my darkest, lost years the very concept of hope had been closed to me. It was only relatively recently that I had learned again what it meant to know and to feel the true spirit of hope.
After living a life of relative privilege, I had crashed and burned in my teens, and I had lost all hope. I had migrated from the plush Nairobi suburbs to a life with the city's street kids, and from there I had been sucked into the wild chaos of the ghetto. I had lost myself in drink and drugs, and I had become a gun-toting gangster, caught in a life of violence and crime.
At the mention of our country the crowd in the bar jumped to its feet, cheering wildly. What would the drinkers think, I wondered, were they to realize that Barack Obama's half brother sat in their very midst—George Obama, an unremarkable resident of the Huruma slum.
While he was striving to become president of the United States, I was a slum-dwelling ex-prisoner and ex-gangster. And with each day that my big brother's fame and status grew, I knew deep within myself that my anonymity couldn't last. In a day, a week, a month, whatever, someone would inevitably make the connection—we shared the same father, but had different mothers—and venture into the closed and dangerous world of the slums to track me down.
Sure enough, the journalists and reporters came into my ghetto homeland in droves. Having my long-lost brother win the American presidency would prove both a blessing and a curse.
Not even he could erase the darkness and the shame in my past. Only I might do that, by helping build for the people of my slum homeland a better and a brighter future. And one step at a time I reckoned we were getting there.
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Got sidetracked by other "choices".... Anyway, thanks for the suggestions. I've browsed through them, so now I need to find some reviews on the brands (because I don't know anything about any of them). Going to the builder's lighting supplier tomorrow, so at least I'll have some comparisons to go on. |
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lighting direct, bella cor, lamps plus, are some of the websites that I have ordered from. lighting direct also has several other websites in their family such as handlesets direct, etc. I have an interior decorator license, so I signed up as a professional with these sites and got further discounts. Soem websites are already so discounted that they don't have a professional discount. |
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I use regular ole acrylic paints, but cover them with modge podge or polyeurethane. Red devil also makes a polyeurethane paint combo, but I've never tried it on tile. Good luck to you. Now, do you know how to make a birdseed wreath? |
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The Nevada Wolf Pack and the San Diego State Aztecs will both be gunning for a victory on Friday when they meet at Qualcomm Stadium. In their last action, Nevada was a 45-42 winner at home against Air Force. They failed to cover the 11.5-point spread as favorites, while the combined score (87) was profitable news for OVER bettors. San Diego State was a 26-16 winner in their most recent outing on the road against New Mexico State. They failed to cover the 16-point spread as favorites, while the total score (42) made winners of UNDER bettors. Current streak: Nevada has won 2 straight games. Team records: Nevada: 3-2 SU, 2-3 ATS San Diego State: 1-3 SU, 1-3 ATS Nevada most recently: When playing in October are 7-3 When playing on grass are 7-3 After outgaining opponent are 4-6 When playing within the conference are 6-4 San Diego State most recently: When playing in October are 8-2 When playing on grass are 5-5 After outgaining opponent are 5-5 When playing within the conference are 8-2 A few trends to consider: Nevada at Boise State, Saturday, October 19 San Diego State at Air Force, Thursday, October 10 |


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In response to the never-ending thread entitled "Hosta Leaf Close Ups and Such" originally posted by Don_in_Colorado in July, there are now 132 follow-ups, sheesh! Tired of scrolling all the way to the end to see the latest. Yes I know I can do a Crtl+End to hurry to the last page, but I digress. Great, great photos, all. I am particularly inspired by the latest entries from LUUK in Switzerland. I'm guessing that you, LUUK, are a professional photographer, or if you aren't you should be! What beautiful close ups - my favourite: Clear Fork River Valley. Now THAT'S a close up. Tell me you have more please and post them here! |
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hear, hear, I.E., BEGGING 4 more, even btr than our fave Moc presenter (by way of comliment., Dr. Moc) a hillbilly hostaholic |
Hi Hostanista, moccasinlanding and hostahillbilly, I'm glad you liked the photos, thank you for the compliments, I appreciated, …really ! I'm not a photographer, I am a graphic designer but I always had a passion for all artistic expressions. The nature has always inspired me and I am convinced that at the nature likes to be observed :-) I do not have more photos of hostas, spring will come again. Cape Cod |
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Very nice! Don B. |
Wonderful photos. Thanks for sharing. bk |
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'It's almost time to say goodbye to the young May' is an astonishing image! Thanks so much, Kathy |
- Posted by newhostalady 6 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 17, 13 at 17:52
I agree with Kathy---young May is a wonderful image. My hosta obsession began in 2011. In 2012 Beverly started a thread of Fall Colors. I never ever noticed hosta fall colors before that thread. (Thanks Beverly!) And now you have introduced extreme closeups. All I can say is that it is good that my hostas are just about finished for the season because I'd be outside taking extreme closeups! It seems that one obsession leads to another! (LOL) |
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That shot of the whole plant, it looks like gummy candy to me....Yummmm....Or those confectioners' creations made with shaped, colored sugar. Don B. |
thanks again hh ! you're very kind a ;-) to Kathy newhostalady ...the obsession is an inexorable attraction hey Don B. don't be so greedy, keep your hands off my hosta |
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WALLA WALLA - A seven-run, seven-hit first inning and a four-hit, three-run performance by Brett Jacobs powered the Walla Walla Sweets to a 10-2 victory over the Bellingham Bells in the opening game of a two-game West Coast League baseball series Friday night at Borleske Stadium.
The Sweets banged out 14 hits to back the five-hit pitching of starter Hunter Virant, who allowed two runs (one earned), struck out six, and walked one over five-and-two-thirds innings.
"I was very pleased," Walla Walla manager J.C. Biagi said when asked about his team's offensive performance. "Guys settled in, saw some pitches, and turned (the bats) loose on some pitches in the zone.
"Hunter set the tone early," Biagi said. "He's got good stuff. He's still developing in terms of understanding the strike zone. He's getting closer to having the efficiency that a starter wants to have."
Friday's win was Walla Walla's third straight and sixth in its last seven games.
The Sweets' Spencer O'Neil drove in the first two runs of the game with a triple just inside the right-field line. Shane Zeile drove in O'Neil with a line-drive single to right.
Kelani Brackenridge made it 5-0 with a two-run single to right and Kris Paulino capped the first-inning fireworks by grounding a two-RBI triple just inside the first-base bag.
Zeile produced Walla Walla's eighth run of the contest with a second-inning double into the left-center alley.
Bellingham scored its two runs in the sixth inning. The Sweets got one back in the home half of the frame on back-to-back two-baggers by Jacobs and O'Neil.
Paulino scored the Sweets final run during the bottom of the eighth. He reached base with an infield single, went to second on an error, took third on a wild pitch, and crossed the plate on a passed ball.
O'Neil, Zeile, and Paulino followed Jacobs with two hits apiece for the Sweets. In all, eight Walla Walla batters collected at least one hit on the night.
"Our guys did a great job of working counts," Biagi said. "That carried through into the later innings."
Sweets 10, Bells 2
Bells 000 002 000 - 2 11 1
Sweets 710 001 01X - 10 14 1
Engel, Button (2), West (7), Ballowe (8) and Winterburn; Virant, Smith (6), Billen (8), Tygerson (9) and Turner.
HR - none.
Hits - Bells: Ely 2, Winterburn 2, Atkinson 2, Locher 2, Lewis, Santos, Farrington; Sweets: Jacobs 4, O'Neil 2, Zeile 2, Paulino 2, Kopacz, Cooper, Brackenridge, Bonczyk.
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