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Supporters of legalizing same-sex marriage in Taiwan hosted a wedding event Sunday where around 80 lesbian couples wed in symbolic ceremonies.
The event, held overnight in downtown Taipei, attracted a reported 1,000 visitors which included friends and relatives of the brides and also non-related members of the public. They saw the female couples, many of whom opted for traditional wedding dresses, make vows of commitment to one another.
"I feel very hopeful that Taiwan will legalise same-sex marriage soon," said one of the brides, 32-year-old stylist Celine Chen, who plans a honeymoon in New York, which in June became the sixth US state to legalise gay marriage.
Many of the couples kissed, hugged and posed for photographs while receiving an unofficial certificate from the organisers that stated they were now "united in holy matrimony".
The event climaxed with a couple exchanging rings and saying "I do" amid roaring cheers from the crowd.
Taiwan is evolving on acceptance of same-sex couples and while same-sex marriage is not legal in the country, the event went ahead without police interference.
Legislators in 2003 drafted a bill to legalize same-sex marriage and allow for joint adoption rights for same-sex couples. The issue has not been acted on since then and President Ma Ying-jeou, while not ruling out the enacting of marriage equality, has said that a public consensus would have to be reached before legalization would be moved.
Based on this, and while noting a general level of tolerance, some same-sex couples feel that without the government taking a lead on the issue, progress may be a long time in coming.
'It is too difficult now as the Taiwanese culture and customs are still more conservative,' said kindergarten teacher Jessica, who declined to give her last name and who keeps her sexual orientation from her colleagues.
In July a group of parents dedicated to ensuring their LGBT children grow up free of discrimination and bullying, officially banded together to create Loving Parents of LGBT Taiwan. The group says it has dedicated itself to ensuring children grow up in a country where LGBT citizens are treated equally.
At a July press conference announcing the formation of the group leaders were keen to praise the government's enacting of an LGBT-inclusive school curriculum that will see age-appropriate LGBT issues introduced into school lessons from elementary school age.
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It's only a matter of time before marriage equality for gay couples is seen throughout the world.
The last remaining holdouts being the middle-east and Africa. Go figure.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful story about love and commitment. Let's all hope the LGBT community in Taiwan and elsewhere won't have to wait till the cows come home before full equality arrives!
Klalid K.: Do some serious research before issuing statements like yours. "Nature prevails and artificiality is shortlived." In the nature there are several species that mate with someone of their own gender. Birds, deer, fish, et. Just look into all the published reports in Nature and other research magazines. But I have a strong sense you're not interested in facts, only mythological beliefs.
Khalid K said: "Male and female genders are created by God to regenerate."
You mean "over-populate". I know God or a higher power created gays and lesbians for "crowd control"!! :-) How many more unwanted babies do we need on this planet? Especially in poor countries where they can't take care of the ones they already have! Kids in some South American countries who are living on the streets are used for target practice! And you want to create more babies?
Male and female genders are created by God to regenerate. For God sake do not give wrong meaning to the word love. A true and longer lasting love can only be between a man and a woman, not between two persons of the same sex. Nature prevails and artificiality is shortlived.
To all you bible bashers: I doubt God frowns upon love. It shouldn't matter in His eyes whether you love someone of the same sex or the opposite. Aren't you suppose to love your fellow man (or woman)? Get a grip. You're so deep in your own hatred of homosexuality that you can't see that the only thing these people are doing is loving each other. They don't hate you for loving someone of the opposite sex, so why do you hate them? Or judge them? It's not your place to judge. You can't speak for God. You are not God. You can't presume to know what God wants. And to presume you know what God wants, and to judge on His behalf is plane arrogance and pure megalomania. Have more love in your heart instead of hate. People like you turn others away from religion because you set an example, and the example you're setting SUCKS.
This sounds like a lovely event! I hope Taiwan legalizes gay marriage soon. If I'm not mistaken, it would be the first Asian nation to legalize it.
Tami K, please do your homework, being gay is a perversion.
I wish I`d been there. Maybe the lucky couple would have thrown me the bridal posey!
Wish I`d been there. Maybe the lucky couple would have thrown me the bridal posey!
What,s wrong with people like Marianna B? Love is beautiful. Love represents God. Hate is the only sin here.
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i only have 10 floors and half are shops and half are housing
Tiny Tower!
Posted 26 June 2013 - 02:12 PM ( #22 )
Posted 26 June 2013 - 04:49 PM ( #23 )
when you compare my obsession with meta knight, it's the same thing AND THIS META KNIGHT X READER FANFIC I'M READING ISN'T HELPING! (sorry,off topic) i hired 3 bitizens at my new bike shop which is being restocked. we're getting motorcycles!
Posted 26 June 2013 - 07:23 PM ( #24 )
I love tiny tower! I played it all the time on my iPod, until I got to floor 46, around that and I gave my bro my iPod because he broke his so no more tinytower! Though I did eventually get it on my phone, but I haven't been playing it. Still, now that I'm remembering it again I think I'll try to start playing it! I love bitbook, I always used to check it. I remember one post from a bitizen that said "what if we all lived in an app on a phone?" something like that. There's another app by the maker of Tiny Tower that's called "Tiny Planes" which is just like Tiny Tower and just as fun.
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EDIT: I got the 15th floor, as well as my first dream job, and I re-organised all the jobs! All my bitizens are happy with their jobs, they're posting about it on BitBook.
OTHER EDIT: Well, the whole saving up for an elevator idea went down the drain as soon as I discovered you can buy costumes for your bitizens. My fortune tellers are now in Statue of Liberty costumes, my hairdressers are in red dresses, my cafe workers are in waiter outfits and I'm saving up for chef outfits for my bakery workers!
Edited by dazzilitchigirl, 27 June 2013 - 01:12 PM.
Posted 27 June 2013 - 02:16 PM ( #27 )
Haha, I love costumes! I always dress each bitizen according to their job so they know which job they work at. I also downloaded tiny tower on my phone this morning, and now I'm on level 6. On my other tiny tower world I upgraded my elevator twice, it's definitely worth the money.
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Posted 27 June 2013 - 05:41 PM ( #29 )
So I restarted my Tiny Tower again today because I didn't like any of the floors. So now I have a photo shop and smoothie shop. Does anyone else name their shops? You can rename them by just clicking on the name
Posted 27 June 2013 - 06:51 PM ( #30 )
yes. i have an apartment named Sburb Apts., an apartment named Warehouse 9, a music store named Sonic Boom and a smoothie shop named Juicy Smoothies. i'll probably name the rest
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I have Tiny Tower and two very similar apps, Dream Tower and Small City.
Posted 28 June 2013 - 09:39 AM ( #35 )
I'm so close to being able to afford my 17th floor! *gets enough money to buy floor* *buys floor* OK, it's a food floor...I don't have any construction VIPs but I do have 21 TowerBux which I'm supposed to be saving for a new elevator. Oh well...completing construction is only 8 TowerBux. *completes construction* A BBQ place! Now I'll have to mess up the job arrangements again getting some bitizens employed there.
Posted 28 June 2013 - 10:33 AM ( #36 )
Here is my very tiny tower I restarted so far
I know, not very impressive, but i just started it yesterday.
Posted 28 June 2013 - 10:43 AM ( #37 )
Here is my very tiny tower I restarted so far
I know, not very impressive, but i just started it yesterday.
I don't think I got mine that far in the first two days...I'm on day 5 and floor 17 now. But you have great shops and stuff, I have awful shops and stuff.
EDIT: I'll post a photo of my tower later, I have to go to swimming now.
Edited by dazzilitchigirl, 28 June 2013 - 10:45 AM.
Posted 28 June 2013 - 04:14 PM ( #38 )
they're builiding a new floor *hopes for a fortune teller* (that's a dream job for some of my bitizens)
Posted 28 June 2013 - 04:27 PM ( #39 )
I got really impatient with the game so I hacked it lmao o.o. Cause my ipod was jailbroken so now i have I think a hundred floors and if I want to add more floors, it costs about 1 mil. :/
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Alonso rallies to finish second in Belgium
Aug 25, 2013, 12:30 PM EDT
Fernando Alonso produced one of his best performances of the season so far to fight through the field and finish second during today's Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps.
The Spanish driver started the race down in ninth after a wet qualifying session prevented him from challenging for pole position on Saturday. However, he made a fantastic start, passing Paul di Resta, Romain Grosjean, Kimi Raikkonen and Mark Webber on the first lap to move up into fifth, eventually clawing his way up to third by the time of his first pit stop. The Ferrari driver then caught Lewis Hamilton before pulling away and eventually finishing an easy second to race winner Sebastian Vettel.
"Everything went okay from the start," Alonso said after the race. "Then the car had the speed to overtake some cars, and it was a little bit boring after we got second place. We were nowhere near Sebastian and not a big threat from behind."
The next race is Ferrari's home event: the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, home of the ever-faithful Tifosi that support the team. Alonso explained on the podium that it will be an important weekend where he is hoping to give the Ferrari fans something to smile about.
"It's an important weekend for us and the team. Last year we were very close to repeating the victory that we also got in 2010, so I am fully motivated again. In Monza, we would like to give some smiles and some satisfaction to the Tifosi."
Due to Kimi Raikkonen's retirement on lap twenty after a brake failure, Alonso has re-claimed second place in the drivers' championship and is Vettel's closest rival for the title despite trailing the German driver by forty-six points.
- cuencanolenny - Aug 25, 2013 at 1:29 PM
Glad to see Alonso finish well, shame the car just doesn't have the pace of Vettel. Massa drove well to finish 7th. I was hoping to see Weber charge for 3rd but he was unable to even challenge Rosburg. Monza should be fun, the Ferrari has great top speed and that suits it well for Monza.
- indycarseries500 - Aug 25, 2013 at 11:41 PM
I think Alonso has spent enough time proving he is by far the best racer in Formula 1, it's time he gets back into a WDC/WCC contending car. The Scuderia better be working their you know whats off to make the 2014 car the best on the grid.
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- Ancient history
- Merovingians and Carolingians
- Germany from 911 to 1250
- Germany from 1250 to 1493
- Germany from 1493 to c. 1760
- Germany from c. 1760 to 1815
- The age of Metternich and the era of unification, 1815–71
- Germany from 1871 to 1918
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- The era of partition
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Frederick III
Albert II had left only an infant son, and the leadership of the house of Habsburg passed to his cousin Frederick, duke of Styria. Inside the electoral college the duke was vigorously supported by his brother-in-law Frederick of Saxony and was elected unanimously on February 2, 1440. The choice of Frederick tightened the hold of the Habsburgs on the German kingship. It also brought to the throne a ruler who, absorbed in dynastic concerns and in astrology, had no more than a passing interest in Germany. Under the absentee government of Frederick III, the feuds among the princes and the collisions between the princes and the cities developed into savage wars accompanied by widespread ravaging and pillage. All paid lip service to the need for peace; but who was to enforce it? Was it to be enforced by the monarchy, which lacked power and executive machinery? Was it to be enforced in the courts of the princes, whose judicial impartiality was suspect? Were complaints against the princes to be heard and decided in the king's court (Hofgericht)? Or must they be adjudicated by the council (Hofrat) of the prince concerned? The right to enforce peace effectively was a major source of power to the holder; hence the struggle between Frederick and the princes was long, bitter, and inconclusive.
These issues were brought to a head by the rapid westward progress of the Ottoman Turks after their victory at Varna on the Black Sea in 1444 and their definitive conquest of Serbia in 1459. The Habsburg kingdom of Hungary and Frederick III's own duchy of Styria lay in the path of the invaders. In 1453 the fall of Constantinople extinguished the Eastern Empire and aroused fears in Germany that the Western (i.e., Holy Roman) Empire would meet the same fate. The king used the opportunity to demand financial aid against the Turks from the diet, the German assembly of estates. Under the leadership of the princes, the diet reminded him that Germany's capacity for defense was weakened by the current internal anarchy. In 1455 six electors proposed to the king the establishment of an imperial court of justice in which all three estates (electors, princes, and cities) should be represented. Frederick dismissed the scheme as an attempted invasion of his authority and stubbornly maintained his disapproval in a series of stormy interviews.
In time an increasing number of princes became convinced that reform would make no significant progress until Frederick was removed. As early as 1460 the Wittelsbach princes urged his deposition in favour of George of Poděbrady, the able and resourceful king of Bohemia. To check the danger, Frederick began to dole out reforms with a sparing hand. In 1464 he consented to make the court of the treasury (Kammergericht) independent of his person, to staff it with representatives of the three estates, and to extend its jurisdiction into fields other than financial. It was the acquisition of Austria in 1463 on the death of his brother Albert that finally proved his undoing. The unruly Austrian nobility early took the measure of Frederick and thereafter disregarded his authority. On the east and south the duchy was imminently threatened by the expanding kingdom of Hungary under its land-hungry ruler Matthias Corvinus. The southern borders of the Habsburg lands were also ravaged by the Turks. Frederick's continuing irresolution and passivity encouraged Matthias Corvinus, who had already seized a portion of Bohemia, to launch a campaign against Austria. The Austrian nobility made no move against him, and Vienna fell to him in 1485. Frederick fled to Germany and made pitiful appeals for help to the princes. His misfortune provided the party of reform with a long-awaited opportunity. Led by Berthold von Henneberg, the able and resolute archbishop of Mainz, they pressed the aging and afflicted Frederick to relinquish the kingship in favour of his son Maximilian. Solaced somewhat by the assurance of a Habsburg succession, he gave a reluctant acquiescence, and Maximilian was elected on February 16, 1486. Frederick retained the title of emperor, held since his imperial coronation at Rome in 1452—the last imperial coronation held in the Holy See. But he played no part in the government of Germany, and his death on August 19, 1493, passed almost unnoticed.
Developments in the individual states to about 1500
The princes and the Landstände
In the various principalities the outcome of the struggle between the territorial princes and the assemblies of estates (Landstände) was not fully decided by 1500. The vigour of the conflict arose partly out of the contrasting conceptions of government held by the protagonists. The secular princes looked upon their lands as private possessions that could be divided by agreement among their sons and drew little distinction between their private and their public revenues. The three estates regarded themselves as the corporate representatives of the whole territorial community and maintained that actions by a prince affecting their interests and privileges should be subject to their consent. They therefore opposed the partition of the territory by family pact among the princes' sons. The inadvisability of breaking up the principalities into petty territorial lordships was at length conceded by the more prudent princes. By 1500 the rulers of Bavaria, Brandenburg, Saxony, and Württemberg had accepted the principles of territorial indivisibility and primogeniture.
In financial matters the imposition of extraordinary taxes (Notbeden) remained the crucial issue between the princes and the estates. The mounting cost of war and administration outstripped the ordinary revenues of the ruler, plunged him deeply into debt, and compelled him to seek financial aid from the estates with increasing frequency. In the absence of a clear distinction between public and private revenue, the estates often contended that the deficit was a private debt of the prince and disclaimed responsibility. Needy princes were thus forced to buy temporary solvency by concessions that later shackled them in their dealings with the estates. The estates regarded the Notbede strictly as an occasional emergency tax and insisted that it should be reasonable in amount. Indeed, the estates of Bavaria and Brunswick extracted from their respective princes in the course of the 14th century a formal recognition of their right of armed resistance to extortionate taxation. Similarly, any prince who broke his agreements with the estates was subject to the right of resistance. Thus the aims of these territorial assemblies were mixed. They sought to preserve the privileges of the three orders, to restrain the power of the prince, and to limit taxation. They were, however, also actively interested in good government, and the more enlightened rulers usually issued their ordinances only after consultation with the estates.
The princes proceeded against these powerful and often turbulent bodies with great caution. They persistently demanded that territorial assemblies convene only at the summons of the prince. They discountenanced the widespread conviction that absentees from the assembly were not bound to pay the taxes that it voted. In consequence, the peasants, who were not represented except in the Swiss cantons, Baden, Friesland, and Tirol, remained in the grasp of the princes' tax collectors. In these directions the princes had generally made notable advances by 1500, but in the vital matter of the Notbede they were still obliged to bargain with the estates as equals. They had nowhere attained their ultimate objective: to transform the tax into a regular imposition voted automatically by the estates on demand.
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DALLAS – Phil Jackson used the words "full strength."
No ambiguity about the context, either.
"He's at full strength now," the Lakers' coach said about Andrew Bynum.
That's throwing out quite a bone when it comes to the project the Lakers have grown far more accustomed to being nicked in the knees than giving opponents consistent paddywhacks.
Even more than Jackson saying flat-out, "Drew is coming into his own now," that declaration that Bynum is operating at full power by the coach perennially dissatisfied by his starting center's energy and stamina (and health) was jarring.
Yet that's how this young man came rolling home Saturday night, acknowledging that his confidence is swelling after having had the road trip of his career:
Bynum, 23, led the team in rebounds every night, piling up 60 in the four games – plus 13 blocks – all against winning teams.
He shot 23 of 29 from the field (79.3 percent!) and capped it off in Dallas in Game 67 of the season by leading the Lakers in scoring for the first time, hitting two clutch free throws for his 22-point finish.
His shirt came untucked every single night from the twisting and reaching and willing.
The Lakers went 3-1 on the trip that Jackson flat-out told them beforehand could "easily" be 0-4. When the home team's coach praises his players' effort afterward in defeat, as happened in Atlanta and Dallas, you know the visiting team was simply great.
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The wife of fired Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine claimed Wednesday that ESPN maliciously trampled her reputation by broadcasting salacious stories about her and about claims that her husband molested ball boys.
Laurie Fine held a news conference Wednesday and threatened to file a libel lawsuit in federal court against the cable network and two employees. ESPN in November broke the story of two former Syracuse ball boys, Robert Davis and Michael Lang, who claimed they were molested by Bernie Fine decades ago.
"I'm here today as a wife and a mother who has had to endure the trauma of being smeared in the public as a monster," she said, reading quickly from a statement. "My life has been destroyed."
Laurie Fine's lawyer, Lawrence Fisher of Pittsburgh, repeatedly declined to answer specific questions and said he was discussing the complaint with Bristol, Conn.-based ESPN. He has not yet filed a lawsuit.
ESPN spokesman Josh Krulewitz said the complaint is without merit and the network stands by its reporting.
Bernie Fine has denied wrongdoing and hasn't been charged. Federal investigators opened an investigation into him following the allegations of a third man, 23-year-old Zach Tomaselli of Lewiston, Maine, who has since said he lied. The local prosecutor has called Davis and Lang credible but said the alleged crimes occurred too long ago to pursue.
Laurie Fine, with her two daughters at her side, said her husband called to wish her luck Wednesday. She would not address whether they are still together.
"Bernie does support this lawsuit, and he's behind me 100 percent," Laurie Fine said.
Laurie Fine said she was the victim of "treacherous lies" and said the attention has forced her to live in seclusion for the past six months and give up charity work she enjoyed.
"They should apologize and retract these horrible lies reported about me," she said.
Fine said the network was motivated by the unfolding child sex-abuse scandal at Penn State University.
"Although these defendants have known me to be a decent and honorable woman, they have maliciously attacked me in order to attack my husband and to boost television ratings in the wake of the Penn State scandal," she said.
The accusations from Davis and Lang, quickly picked up by other national media, roiled the Syracuse team's then-perfect season and brought criticism to Hall of Fame head coach Jim Boeheim. Boeheim initially called Davis a liar out to capitalize on the Penn State scandal, but soon softened his stance.
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After splashing out a record fee to land Jo, Manchester City executive chairman Garry Cook is convinced more Brazilians will soon be joining the Premiership.
"We shouldn't be surprised that Brazilians are starting to come in numbers," Cook told the Sunday Times. "The Premier League is a global stage and one of the reasons Jo, as great a player as he is, is not as renowned as he could be is that he was playing in Moscow. On a global basis 3.4 billion viewers every year watch the Premier League and they'll get to see Jo.
"Brazilians grow up with all the technical ability you could wish for and if you find one that's aggressive and quick, which is what Jo brings, you've got something special. Our game has changed. We have Mike Summer-bee [City's former England winger] working here and players of his generation tell you how different it was 20-30 years ago. They played in six inches of mud and you needed a different skill set. The surfaces are better now. The technical level is very different."


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Cinco de Mayo was celebrated at the school in Mora by a traditional well performed program at the Martinez Gym.
The gym was packed with parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and other interested folks
The program began at 8:30 a .m. with the children from Head Start and kindergarten. The different classes performed Spanish dances, singing and recitations.
The junior high mariachi band played several numbers to the delight of the appreciative audience. The young people in the band are all from the sixth and seventh grades.
Community Calendar
10 a.m. — Sangre de Cristo Livestock Growers Association meeting, Mora School Board
6 p.m. — Little League Baseball and T-Ball, Little League Field
6 p.m. — Angels vs. Yankees
6:45 p.m. — Pirates vs. Rangers
6 p.m — Spring Band Concert, Mora High School Gym
6:30 p.m — 4-H meeting, Helping Hands Inc
May is kicked off with Mother's Day. Graduations are just around this big day.
I feel my mother's presence all around me, often, and I suspect she continues to keep a watchful eye on this old ranch.
Mother would be proud of her five grandkids. They have inherited her spunk and spirit genes, as did sweet brother Bill and I.
Our mother was very different, very British, very strict. Bill and I finally figured that out, but not before we tried to get away with all sorts of things.
The Mora Health Fair was held last Thursday in the Mora High School gym. There were many tables set up to let the public be aware of the many areas of health care that are available to them. Each table had an abundance of literature and "goodies" that included pens, pencils, key chains, bags, note pads and even fly swatters and more. They had their logo or theme on them as part of marketing their health care services.
There were a couple of areas set up so that the people could get their vital signs taken. Advice was given where it was needed.
8:30 a.m. to Noon — Dia de la Cultura, Martinez Gym
9 a.m. — Mora Track team at State Track meet, UNM, Albuquerque
9 a.m. — State Track meet continues, UNM, Albuquerque
5:30 p.m. — Mora Valley Community Health Services board meeting, MVCHS-Administration building
10 a.m. — Mora County Commissioners meeting, Mora School Board Room
Probably one of the most exciting events in a girl's life is the day she gets her own horse. I've been there and done that, more than once. The lessons learned by both horse and rider will last a lifetime, and now a recent story in the Albuquerque Journal brought back another set of horse memories for me.
Alberto Abeyta celebrated his 104th birthday on April 14.
His family and a few close friends met at the American Legion Pavilion in Mora to hold their great celebration.
Abeyta is the oldest man in Mora. He is the oldest living veteran in New Mexico, having served in World War ll.
KOAT-TV interviewed him and broadcasted his story last Thursday evening and Friday morning.
The news crew visited his Mora home.
As the oldest man in Mora, he was honored by being the Parade Grand Marshall in the 2011 Fiesta Parade.
3 p.m. — Mora Track Team District meet, Pecos
5:30 p.m. — 6th annual Mora Valley Chamber of Commerce banquet, 6:30 p.m.: dinner, silent and regular auction, guest speaker Nancy Polalillo, Mora VFW
10 a.m. — Mora Rangers baseball vs. Monte Del Sol, Ft. Marcy
3 p.m. — Mora Rangerettes softball vs. Peñasco, away
3 p.m. — Mora Rangerettes softball vs. Jemez, away
Suddenly it is springtime in the Rockies again. And after such a long, cold and windy winter, I wondered if any plant, tree, weed would survive our weather onslaughts.
I am happy to report that our grass is green again, there are buds on our various trees and the lilacs may bloom soon. The early plum blossoms are frozen, but that happens every year here. My calendar has all sorts of dates penciled in.
This past Saturday, a large crowd of family and friends gathered to help Lazaro Garcia celebrate his 100th birthday at the Mora school cafeteria. His relatives and friends came from all over New Mexico and seven different states to honor Garcia on this momentous occasion. Folks came from as far away as: Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Michigan, Nevada, Wisconsin and Wyoming
Garcia was seated at the far end of the room in a comfortable chair where he stood to greet the many people who came to wish him a happy birthday.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. Brady Hoke led Michigan to one of its greatest victories in a storied history that spans 132 years - and includes a series against Notre Dame that dates to 1887.
Denard Robinson threw two touchdown passes in the last 1:12, including the winner against the Fighting Irish with 2 seconds left, in a game tough to top for entertainment.
The Wolverines' 35-31 victory was filled with a slew of miscues in front of an NCAA-record, pompom pumping crowd of 114,804 and a national TV audience. But the first prime-time game at the Big House that generated a lot of hype didn't disappoint anyone not rooting for Notre Dame.
Hoke got out of the stadium around 1:30 a.m. and went to sleep about two hours later. That left him little time to enjoy the win.
"Not really because we have a lot of work to do," he said Sunday. "We have higher expectations. To build a team that can win the Big Ten championship, we have a lot of things to fix.
"Obviously, it was a passionate night with great support from the Michigan faithful that created a great atmosphere."
Hoke refused to give into the buzz that left tens of thousands of fans in their seats long after the final second ticked off the clock just before midnight under a full moon.
"We're a long way away," Hoke said after getting off to a 2-0 start in charge of college football's winningest team. "You're going to get sick of me saying that, but we are. The expectation for this program is way too high for us to think we're where we need to be."
The Wolverines stayed out of The Associated Press poll Sunday, leading the unranked teams receiving votes, heading into Saturday's home game against Eastern Michigan (2-0) and former Michigan assistant Ron English.
Brian Kelly, meanwhile, is 0-2 in the second year with a program that ranks No. 2 in winning percentage after starting the season ranked No. 16 and high hopes. Notre Dame hosts Michigan State (2-0) on Saturday.
"My mind - you don't want to know what's in it," Kelly said in his postgame news conference. "It's always thinking about every situation. ... I'm always thinking about the next situation, talking about making a stop. Thirty seconds, I wasn't feeling comfortable."
After going ahead 31-28 on Tommy Rees' second TD pass to Theo Riddick with a half-minute remaining, Notre Dame inexplicably left Jeremy Gallon wide open for a 64-yard reception on the second snap of the final drive to let the Wolverines get in position to win.
Robinson lofted the ball into the end zone one play later - after Hoke went for the win instead of attempting a field goal to force overtime - and Roy Roundtree leaped to snag it to make Michigan Stadium perhaps as loud as it has ever been.
"Every time you see this University of Michigan team, you're going to see a team that plays together and keeps fighting until there's zeros on the clock," Robinson said after a jaw-dropping, head-shaking 446-yards, five-score, three-interception performance.


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Ugo Locatelli (February 5, 1916 - May 28, 1993) was an international footballer for Italy who won a Gold medal at the 1936 Summer Olympics and a winner's medal at the 1938 FIFA World Cup.
Locatelli was born in Toscolano-Maderno, near Brescia, Lombardy. A Midfielder in Vittorio Pozzo's Italian national teams, he appeared in 22 matches for the azzurri, first playing in the first round match in the 1936 Summer Olympics versus the United States [1] and never appearing on a losing side for the national team. He was also successful in winning the Scudetto with Internazionale in 1938 and 1940. He first played for Brescia between 1933 and 1936 before transferring over to Inter, then called Ambrosiana Milan until 1941 before ending his career with Juventus in 1949 following a move there in 1941.
Locatelli is one of only four Italians to have been doubly honoured at the Olympics and a World Cup.
- Gold Medal for Football at the 1936 Summer Olympics
- Winner of the 1938 FIFA World Cup
- Serie A Winner in 1937-38, 1939–40
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- Serie B Runner-up in 1932-33
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Inky black splotches along Croatia's Sava River show where the river has expanded in a springtime flood. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Terra satellite recorded the floods on March 29, 2004. The region had recently been inundated with heavy rains, which undoubtedly were partially responsible for the floods. However, a Terra MODIS image taken on March 18, hints that melting snow also contributed to the rising waters. On March 18, snow, shown in light blue in the false-color scenes, covered the Dinaric Alps along the Adriatic Sea. By March 29, most of the snow was gone. Credit: Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Rapid Response Team, NASA/GSFC
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LAGUNA BEACH When Judy Jameson-Trulock was still working as a teacher, she opened her heart to gang members, drug addicts and teenage mothers.
About two years ago, in retirement, she was introduced to a partially-blind teacher determined to impart the same hope upon youths with an uncertain future – but on the other side of the world.
Each month, Jameson sends Eskie Maliwanda a box filled with supplies for his students, including pencils, notebooks, text books and classroom visual aids, such as maps. Maliwanda – who Jameson has never met face-to-face – uses those simple gifts to teach more than 100 children in Malawi, Africa.
The two teachers – one retired in Laguna Beach, another responsible for educating kids in one of the poorest countries in the world – have become close friends. Maliwanda calls Jameson a sister, while Jameson, 67, thinks of Maliwanda as her son.
Their friendship blossomed as a result of Direct Connections to Africa, a nonprofit organization set up to help villagers in the Mangochi District, an impoverished area in southern Malawi. Individuals here either sponsor a student or are paired up with someone in need in Africa.
Sometimes, Jameson's efforts aren't understood. People will politely ask her why she helping kids in Africa.
"They say, 'Why don't you help American students?'" she said. "I tell them what Mother Teresa said, 'We have forgotten we belong to each other.'"
It all started after a Sunday service at Laguna Beach Presbyterian Church. Jameson and her longtime friend, Mary Ellen Carter, were chatting about what they'd been up to.
Carter, the wife of U.S. District Judge David O. Carter, explained how she founded Direct Connections, and was looking to pair up Orange County residents with residents in Malawi.
Jameson agreed to help. Carter paired her with Maliwanda.
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Jameson started teaching in 1969. She took about a ten-year break to raise her three sons, and then returned to teaching.
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The next day, she had four hubcaps on her car.
"They were different ones than mine, but at least I had hubcaps.' "
These were students other teachers had given up on; teens with criminal records, including gang members.


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I've just recently made a replacement tiller for my Galilee (#355) using an ash wheelbarrow handle. Picked up the handle at Lowe's 'Superstore' for around $15 bucks (if I remember correctly), made couple of cuts on a table saw for width and holes for the rudder control and mounting to post, added some stain and spray-on Minwax Helmsman Spar Urethane-Satin. ...Can't upload pics, I think my pic files are too large to be accepted, sorry. Important to keep tiller handle somewhat 'short' so helmsman can move port/starboard between mainsheet and handle during tacks. Suggest a length of around 28" max from center of rudder post forward to end of handle. I also purchased a 'breakaway' dingy rudder cleat from West Marine(?) and mounted to top of tiller just forward of rudder control line holes (coming up from rudder). This is used in case I hit something with rudder,...it will pop the cleat line and allow the rudder to kick up and hopefully not break anything in the process. Hope this helps another Gal owner...good luck.
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NEW ORLEANS-- DeMarcus Ware is in no shape physically to do anything in the Dallas Cowboys' planned-on 4-3 defense. But mentally? He's in his three-point stance and ready to fire off the line. "I'll still be an edge guy, rushing the passer," Ware tells me. "I think it can benefit me. I can be a lot more aggressive." Ware, in New Orleans for the Super Bowl, mentioned no longer "having to worry about dropping into coverage." And I know he didn't move into that uncomfortable spot last year as often as some of us think, but if Ware terms it the end of a "worry," maybe that's endorsement enough of the switch to the 4-3. "Sometimes, change is good," Ware says. "This is the first change (in coaching and style) where we've had a total change. But I can play the 4-3 (end) like in college. That part's not a big change." Ware, the seven-time Pro Bowler, says he was "shocked" by the firing of defensive coordinator Rob Ryan. Yet he endorses the hire of Monte Kiffin, noting that it's all "a...
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The man who was driving the Jet Ski that ran into 11-year-old Kile Glover, causing him fatal injuries, has been convicted of homicide by vessel.
Usher's former stepson, one of ex-wife Tameka Foster's children from a previous relationship, was tubing during an outing on Georgia's Lake Lanier in July 2012 when he was struck in the head by the watercraft. He suffered brain damage and was taken off life support a couple weeks .
Jeffery S. Hubbard, a friend of the family who was arrested last March, was also convicted Thursday in a Hall County courtroom of serious injury by vessel, reckless operation, unlawful operation of personal watercraft and boat traffic violation, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He's scheduled to be sentenced on March 5.
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Kile's dad is Foster's TV executive ex Ryan Glover.
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