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Remembering James Foley
After his release from his first captivity in Libya James Foley wrote this letter to his alma mater, Marquette University. He said:
Myself and two colleagues had been captured and were being held in a military detention center in Tripoli. Each day brought increasing worry that our moms would begin to panic. My colleague, Clare, was supposed to call her mom on her birthday, which was the day after we were captured. I had still not fully admitted to myself that my mom knew what had happened. But I kept telling Clare my mom had a strong faith.
I prayed she'd know I was OK. I prayed I could communicate through some cosmic reach of the universe to her.
I began to pray the rosary. It was what my mother and grandmother would have prayed.
I said 10 Hail Marys between each Our Father. It took a long time, almost an hour to count 100 Hail Marys off on my knuckles. And it helped to keep my mind focused.
Clare and I prayed together out loud. It felt energizing to speak our weaknesses and hopes together, as if in a conversation with God, rather than silently and alone.
In case you missed this UPDATE
UPDATE, AUGUST 3: JJ Goldberg of the Jewish Daily Forward is, I hope, on top of the news this morning. He has a rundown of a possible scenario to bring the carnage in Gaza to closure. Whether Netanyahu will follow this path may be up in the air. Reading between the lines, it appears that the Israeli military thinks its job is done. (Goldberg is my neighbor and I salute his general sanity on Israel and his ability to keep five or six conflicting ideas in the air at the same time.) Jewish Forward
August 2: PM Netanyahu has issued marching orders to President Obama, Secretary Kerry, and perhaps the rest of us: "Netanyahu told [U.S. Ambassador] Shapiro the Obama administration was "not to ever second-guess me again" and that Washington should trust his judgment on how to deal with Hamas, according to the people. Netanyahu added that he now "expected" the U.S. and other countries to fully support Israel's offensive in Gaza...." AP at Yahoo News
Obama and Kerry seemed to have clicked their heels and saluted. "I have been very clear throughout this crisis that Israel has a right to defend itself. No country can tolerate missiles raining down on its cities and people having to rush to bomb shelters every 20 minutes or half hour. No country can or would tolerate tunnels being dug under their land that can be used to launch terrorist attacks. And so, not only have we been supportive of Israel in its right to defend itself." 8/1 Obama News Conference. Kerry's statement.Read more
In case you didn't know UPDATE
UPDATE: Here is the Financial Times (British) on the Obama conundrum with Israel/Palestine: "The odds are that, once the dust settles in Gaza, Washington will let the situation drift. It is arguably the fourth of Mr Obama's Middle East crises after Iraq, Iran and Syria. Why waste more capital on it? The answer lies as much within the US as in the Middle East. Unless Mr Obama is prepared to play the role of a genuinely neutral broker, talks are always likely to fail. If, as a growing number of American Jews and a brave minority of Israelis argue, Israel is digging its grave by undercutting moderate Palestinians, it is time for more thoughtful friends in the US to speak out. Why should Aipac be the one with the megaphone?" Whole article here
Original post: 7/31: "While Congress figures out how to pass $225 million in new Iron Dome funding before the August recess, DoD supplies Israel with new ammo. Stars and Stripes' story: "As conflict continues between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza, the Department of Defense has released arms to Israel from a weapons stockpile maintained within the borders of the close U.S. ally, defense officials confirmed Wednesday. The ammunition sale from the weapons stockpile, established in the 1990s for use by both countries in case of emergency, took place within the past week, following three weeks of battle between the Israeli military and Hamas militants in Gaza." Foreign Policy Situation Report, Gordon Lubold
"But according to a defense official it was not in response to an emergency request from Israel. "Instead, the United States elected to supply 120mm mortar shells and 40mm grenades from the stockpile because the arms were approaching the date they would require replacement, he said. Israel regularly buys such ammunition when the United States rotates its stocks, he said, and the United States would meanwhile send new ammunition to refresh the stockpile." Stars & Stripes
The Lives of Children 2 Update
Here is more on our subject of how children are spending their summer (at least in the Northern hemisphere).
ABC reporters are in Gaza. They saw first-hand an Israeli shelling of a beach where four boys were playing. Their Report here.
The story is confirmed in this eyewitness account of Guardian reporter, Peter Beaumont.
"It was there that the second shell hit the beach, those firing apparently adjusting their fire to target the fleeing survivors. As it exploded, journalists standing by the terrace wall shouted: "They are only children."
"In the space of 40 seconds, four boys who had been playing hide and seek among fishermen's shacks on the wall were dead. They were aged between seven and 11; two were named Mohammad, one Zakaria and the youngest Ahed. All were members of the extended Bakr family."
UPDATE: You may remember New York Times photographer Tyler Hicks from various mideast wars. He has this account in Thursday's paper of the killing of the four Palestnian boys. His photos show the grusome condition of their blown-apart bodies. Here.
From Mission Creep to Creepy Mission
SOS John Kerry is quoted in a NYTimes story by Michael Gordon (war correspondent) thus: "BAGHDAD — Winding up a day of crisis talks with Iraqi leaders, Secretary of State John Kerry said on Monday that the Sunni militants seizing territory in Iraq had become such a threat that the United States might not wait for Iraqi politicians to form a new government before taking military action."
If we take military action, why would Maiki and his Shiite government become more inclusive? In any case, what is the U.S. interest in supporting either Shias or Sunnis? What interest do we have in favoring one religious group over another.
Things Fall Apart
Events in Iraq over the last week have "boulversed" the Iraqis, the U.S., the Iranians, the Turks, and the whole Middle East. Attacks by the ISIS succeeded in capturing Mosul, Iraq's second largest city, along with other smaller cities to the south. Fears that Baghdad would fall seem to have abated for the moment. In the meantime, several items of historical interest have emerged:
- Will Sykes-Picot be overturned? The French-English 1916 agreement to draw ME boundaries created Iraq. Is it time for colonial borders to be redrawn?
- Who was responsible for disbanding the Iraqi army and civil service in 2003? Condolezza Rice? Paul Bremer? The Neocons? G.W. Bush? And who will be held responsible? Obama?
- Were VP Joseph Biden and Envoy Peter Galbraith correct in calling for the break-up of Iraq during the 2006 civil war?
- Will the U.S. and Iran mend fences and go to work to stave off another Iraqi civil war?
- Will the Neocons reemerge as America's foreign policy gurus? See this NYTimes puff piece on Robert Kagan, who comes out in favor of Hillary Clinton.
- Will Obama keep his cool?
Nicea III in 2025?
With the unpredictability of Pope Francis, some Catholics have wondered if he would call another council -- a Vatican III. It appears not.
Something that big won't do for Francis. He's thinking even bigger: the church universal will be getting a Nicea III.
According to reporting from AsiaNews, His All Holiness Bartholomew, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, has announced that an ecumenical "gathering" will be held in Nicea in 2025.
Speaking exclusively with AsiaNews, Bartholomew says that together with Pope Francis "we agreed to leave as a legacy to ourselves and our successors a gathering in Nicaea in 2025, to celebrate together, after 17 centuries, the first truly ecumenical synod, where the Creed was first promulgated."
The exact nature of the planned meeting at Nicea (now Iznik, Turkey) is not known. But how could it be, over a decade in the future?
The ongoing Catholic-Orthodox dialogue will be intensified in preparation for the event. What began in Jerusalem in 1964 and was celebrated last week at the Holy Sepulchre will continue in the holy city this fall, when, in Bartholomew's words, "a meeting of the Catholic-Orthodox Joint Commission will be held hosted by the Greek Orthodox patriarch Theophilos III. It is a long journey in which we all must be committed without hypocrisy."
In all the attention to the Pope's gestures toward political peace in the Holy Land last week, the joint event with the Orthodox got a bit lost in the mix.
But Francis and Bartholomew didn't lose focus. And they've got a date on the calendar to prove it.
The Spirit on the Ground: Pope Francis' Mass in Amman
Queen Alia Street, a main thoroughfare in Amman, was packed with traffic on May 24th, the day of the Pope's visit to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Vertical posters depicting important places in Jordan, like the site of Jesus' baptism or the massive, blue King Abdullah I mosque, read "Joy and Hope" in Arabic and English. The flags of Jordan and the Vatican lined the overpasses and the walls of the Amman International Stadium where the Pope would say Mass later in the afternoon.
These decorations appeared just days before the Pope's visit, but signs of his impending arrival were visible throughout Amman for the preceding weeks: curbs received a fresh coat of yellow and black paint, and images of Jordan's King Abdullah and Pope Francis shaking hands were posted throughout the city. Jordanians, both Christian and Muslim, were excited not only to receive Francis—the fourth pope to visit them in fifty years—but also to use the opportunity to showcase their country's long history of Muslim-Christian coexistence.
Along with 30,000 other Jordanians—mostly Christians but some Muslims—I attended the Mass over which Francis presided. Because I taught religious education classes for our English-language parish in Amman, I was able to sit on the grassy, ground level of the stadium with the families of the First Communicants, who would be receiving their First Eucharist at the Mass. I had a clear view of the altar and its big, yellow tent, and was able to walk around the field easily, greeting friends and fellow parishioners in the four hours before the liturgy.
As we waited in the hot sun for the Pope to arrive, Fr. Bashir Badr, a friend and Roman Catholic priest, served as an emcee, leading the congregation in chanting and singing. We yelled, "Long live the king!" and "Viva il papa!", sang along to well-known Arabic liturgical hymns, and learned the words to songs written especially for the visit of the Pope. Children let balloons fly into the sky, including two large balloon rosaries, one blue, one pink.
When the Pope arrived, we all ran to the edge of the track that encircled the field.Read more
Israel/Palestine: Having tried everything else...
...can prayer hurt?
Today's NYTimes does a run down on Francis's invitation to Presidents Peres and Abbas to come to the Vatican to pray. Amdist the story's general skepticism about prayer, there are those who think it could help....and proabably won't hurt.
"Yossi Klein Halevi, an American-born Israeli author, said he thought for some time that "what we're missing around the negotiating table are chaplains....I'd like to replace some of the diplomats with genuine religious leaders, people who understand that this conflict is primarily about intangibles and not a line on a map," said Mr. Halevi, a fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem. "The problem is, how do you separate politics from prayer, how do you get prayer to influence politics rather than politics intruding on prayer."
In a previous post, I mentioned a book I've just read: Faith in the Face of Empire: The Bible Through Palestinian Eyes by Mitri Raheb, a Lutheran pastor in Bethlehem (published by Orbis). It is a theological, scriptural, geo-political meditation on the long history of empire in Palestine, includng the current empire. Raheb's weekly preaching task must have helped him create this thought-out and accessible way of seeing the conflict without being conflictual himself. A short piece is excerpted after the break.
Bonus link: Forty maps that explain the Middle East.Read more
Francis Visits State of Palestine...
...and other nearby countries. The Pope referred to the "State of Palestine" in his meeting with Palestinian President Abbas. In an unexpected and unplanned gesture he stopped his car to get out and pray at the security wall separating Bethlehem from Jerusalem, and the Palestinians from the Israelis.
He has invited Israelie President Peres and Abbas to the Vatican to pray for peace. From the NYTimes story: "Father Jamal Khader, head of the Latin Patriarchate Seminary in Beit Jala and a local spokesman for the pope's visit, said the invitation on Sunday to a joint prayer session was "taking the negotiations to another level – a meeting in front of God." Who knows!? Can't hurt!
Reminds me of ideas from a book I just finished, Faith in the Face of Empire: The Bible through Palestinian Eyes, by Mitri Raheb, the pastor of a Lutheran church in Bethlehem. Maybe Francis has read it too.
Welcome? Francis! 2
As Francis arrives in the Middle East on May 24, there are continuing concerns both about the diplomatic to and fro, and about security.
The New York Times reports on the trip's several pitfalls, suggesting that the visit acknowledging all the major players will please few of them. "At each stop on the orchestrated itinerary, the Vatican's focus...could be overshadowed as all sides dissect Francis' every action. Already, his effort at ecumenical outreach, traveling with a rabbi and an imam from his native Buenos Aires, has led to criticism that he is not fully engaging local religious leaders."
And from Loblog a run-down of the security concerns about his visit to Israel. "The section of the [U.S.] State Department's 2013 County Reports on Terrorism dealing with Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza drew attention to the growing threat posed by "extremist Israeli settlers." It cited "399 attacks by extremist Israeli settlers that resulted in Palestinian injuries or property damage" and deemed them "violent extremists" — mostly over "price tag" attacks against Palestinian Arab homes and property. "Price tag" is a code-term used by Jewish extremists to justify what they claim are retaliatory actions against Arabs or proposed policies of the Israeli government — policies that would restrict the expansion of settlements in "Judea and Samaria," the preferred settler term for the occupied territories in the West Bank. "Price tag" has been appearing prominently in the Hebrew graffiti defacing Christian sites."
"Lights and shadows" as Israel prepares for the Pope
Almost fifty years ago, the conciliar document Nostra aetate removed a cancer from the heart of Christianity. Its central section, on Jews and Judaism, overturned centuries of faulty interpretation regarding the main "teaching of contempt" for Jews that was part of Christian culture, doctrine, and liturgy.
Surgery is one thing; rehabilitation another. The first is relatively quick and anesthetized; what follows is more challenging, sometimes painful, and often a test of perseverance and endurance.
So as the Pope prepares for the Holy Land, how healthy is the Jewish-Christian relationship? And how is Israel preparing for the Pope?Read more
Pope's trip to Israel canceled? Or not?
The small but dedicated world of Jewish-Christian relations is busy this morning trying to figure out what's going on. The Times of Israel reported yesterday that the Pope's trip to Israel has been canceled due to a labor dispute.
A source at the [foreign] ministry confirmed to The Times of Israel on Thursday that the pontiff's trip was cancelled because Foreign Ministry workers are currently on strike and are unable to make the necessary arrangements for the high-profile visit.
The cancellation is likely to cause "large, measurable economic damage, with all the lost tourist revenue that would have accompanied the visit," the source said.
The strike within Israel's diplomatic service would also endanger a visit from British PM David Cameron.
But a few hours ago, the Jerusalem Post countered yesterday's news:Read more
Wait, I thought that was a Muslim thing?!
On a bright, sunny morning in central Jerusalem, two friends and I approached a domed house of worship. A sign outside the door asked us to remove our shoes, so we slipped off our sandals and walked inside, where elaborate carpets covered the floors. A woman wearing a long floral skirt and a sweeping white headscarf bowed and prostrated in prayer, her forehead and lips touching the ground. These images and practices were ones I was used to encountering in Muslim communities, both in the United States and the Middle East. If it weren't for the icons and crucifixes on the walls, I would have thought I was visiting a mosque.
But this place was an Ethiopian Orthodox church, a Christian sanctuary. Many of its features—a shrouded altar for consecration, images of Mary and St. George, and twisting crosses that reminded me of Celtic ones—gave away its Christian affiliation. But other qualities, like the practices and attire of those who prayed there, to me were reminiscent of Islam.Read more
Israel gets mad (at Kerry) and others
As Secretary of State John Kerry prepares to present the U.S. framework for two-states in Israel and the Occupied Territories, the rhetoric is heating up. And so is the politics. There is a rich trove of news and opinions this week-end some of it focused on the impact of BDS on Israel and on the Israeli government's reaction; some of it focused on U.S.-Israeli Relations.
PM Netanyahu and Israeli cabinet members: "strongly criticized groups who are threatening a boycott of Israel over its policies toward the Palestinians. Their remarks were a sharp retort to Secretary of State John Kerry, who warned a day earlier that the risk of boycotts would intensify should the current Middle East peace effort fail."
The State Dept retort: "Secretary Kerry has a proud record of over three decades of steadfast support for Israel's security and well-being, including staunch opposition to boycotts,... At the Munich Security Conference yesterday, he spoke forcefully in defense of Israel's interests, as he consistently has throughout his public life. In response to a question about the peace process, he also described some well-known and previously stated facts about what is at stake for both sides if this process fails, including the consequences for the Palestinians. His only reference to a boycott was a description of actions undertaken by others that he has always opposed." Even a little wishy-washy there at the end sent Netanyahu off the cliff. NYTimes.
And there are these: "Israeli Official Paints Bleak Scenario of Failed Peace Talks" / "Israel Needs to Learn Some Manners" / "Loosing the Propaganda War" / "Why Israel Fears the Boycott" / "A Star Stumbles in the Settlements"
Always reasons to hate Iran
In the State of the Union, President Obama said he would veto any effort to increase sanctions on Iran. Previous White House threats seemed a bit oblique, now his direct threat has pulled some Democratics back from the brink of voting for the "Nuclear Weapon Free Iran Act" introduced by Senators Mendez (D.) and Kirk (R.). Rand Paul, one of the few Republicans to stand back from supporting the bill, now opposes it. All to the good.
Paul Pilar, senior fellow at Georgetown and The Brookings Institutions as well as a former CIA officer, has a long memory. He enumerates all the ways over the years in which relations with Iran have come under fire, and not just for their nuclear program. In the National Interest. He expects that as negotiations continue other and older reasons to bring down Iran will emerge.
Previous disucssions at dotCWL. Let's Have a War and War or Peace? Raise Your Hand.
My nickname is Pat, but the Egyptians named me Mr. Bat, since Arabic has no "P" sound and they liked to pretend that they couldn't pronounce the letter.
When I went to Cairo in 1976 to visit my high school friend Ken (known to the Egyptians as Mr. Kent), I was an uptight Catholic working class boy. Although I had grown a beard to annoy my boss at work (and to hide what I thought were my overly youthful features) and although I had long hair like everyone else in 1976, I was no hippie. I certainly wasn't a confirmed pot or hash smoker. I was very straight-laced for the time.
I expected the Egyptians to be straight laced too. If I can put a word to what I expected, that word would be austere. Although I was aware that Egypt was a more open society than, say, Saudi Arabia, I expected it to be chaste and humorless, rather like Massachusetts in the 17th century.
This is probably why it took me about two weeks to get the first joke that was played on me. The morning after I had arrived, I noticed that Ken was still wearing a gallabiyah (a robe like outfit that most non-Westernized Egyptians wore). He usually did so in the apartment. It seemed cool in both senses of the word, and I asked him if I could borrow one. He readily agreed and he loaned me three of them for my own use. I was delighted and I put one on immediately.
What he didn't tell me was that the three that he loaned me had belonged to his ex-girlfriend Shelley. There are subtle (to a Western eye) differences between a man's and a woman's gallabiyah that I didn't see and for two weeks Ken and his friends and neighbors enjoyed the spectacle of me dressing up as Ken's girlfriend. I now understood why I got such strange looks from the postman, the doorman, the garbage collector, and the laundry man.
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Dutiful UPDATE
Robert Gates memoir, Duty, has gotten a rough reception in the media. But considering his view of the media, and of Congress, and of Obama staff, that should be no surprise. That's why Tom Rick's opening paragraph in his front-page review at the NYT Books is refreshing with just the right splash of vinegar.
"As I was reading "Duty," probably one of the best Washington memoirs ever, I kept thinking that Robert M. Gates clearly has no desire to work in the federal government again in his life. That evidently is a fertile frame of mind in which to write a book like this one."
Duty seems to be the story of a dutiful guy who has served, it says, eight administrations and went to the Department of Defense in the nadir of the Iraq war. I am a few chapters in and what I find is instructive so far:Read more
War or Peace? Raise Your Hand
The White House and the U.S. Senate are in a game of chicken. Senate Bill S. 1881, "Nuclear Free Iran Act," now has more than 59 co-sponsors. If it came to the floor, it would pass. The President has said he will veto the bill. Supporters reposte: we will override the veto. The White House has said if these Senators want war with Iran, come out and say so. Senate proponents claims it is an insurance policy against Iranian failure to rid itself of its nuclear program.
What's going on? It depends on who you ask. Tuesday's New York Times offers this: "Behind these positions is a potent mix of political calculations in a midterm election year. Pro-Israel groups like the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, or Aipac, have lobbied Congress to ratchet up the pressure on Iran, and many lawmakers are convinced that Tehran is bluffing in its threat to walk away from the talks."
Maybe it's the "blank check" the U.S. has long given Israel. In that case it's Kaiser Wilhelm's doing; as I discuss in my current column.
Pope Francis and Patriarch Bartholomew in Jerusalem: "Mass" or "Meeting?"
In an anticipated moment for ecumenism with the eastern churches, Pope Francis will meet with Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre during his three-day trip in late May. He made the announcement today, the 50th anniversary of Pope Paul VI's meeting with Patriarch Athenagoras.
Visits to Bethlehem in the West Bank and Amman, Jordan, had already been revealed. The announcement of his plans in Jerusalem was what many were anticipating. A few weeks ago Israeli officials were concerned that Pope Francis might not celebrate Mass in Jerusalem during his trip. Now in today's reports there seems to be ambiguity about the function of the meeting at the Holy Sepulchre.Read more
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Ex-Merton woman bought heroin for Waukesha man
Waukesha - A former Town of Merton woman was charged last week for allegedly supplying heroin to a Waukesha man who later died from an overdose of the drug.
Natasha A. Hedstrom, 25, now of Madison, was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Court with a felony count of first-degree reckless homicide for the death of Shawn R. Ropel, 30, on Nov. 29, 2011. Hedstrom was also charged with misdemeanor counts of possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance. According to online court records, Hedstrom had previously lived in the Town of Merton and was a 2005 graduate of Arrowhead High School.
According to the criminal complaint filed March 27, Hedstrom told police she first met Ropel on Nov. 26 through a mutual friend. Hedstrom said Ropel wanted to purchase Adderall and heroin, and he agreed to give her one bag of heroin for driving him to Milwaukee, the complaint said.
Ropel was unable to drive at the time, as he did not have a driver's license. Ropel was charged in Milwaukee County on Oct. 25, 2011, for third-offense drunken driving and driving with a revoked license. On Feb. 22, 2011, Ropel was charged with third-offense drunken driving and carrying a concealed weapon. As a condition of his bail, Ropel was not to operate a vehicle unless properly licensed and not to possess or consume alcohol or drugs, unless prescribed by a physician. Both cases were still pending at the time of Ropel's death.
Hedstrom said she bought four bags of heroin, and Ropel gave her one bag back. Hedstrom said she used the heroin, but Ropel said he could not use the drug until he passed a drug test two days later, the complaint said. Hedstrom told police she received numerous text messages from Ropel on Nov. 28 asking her to purchase heroin, the complaint said.
Hedstrom said she was in Madison at the time and did not pick up Ropel until about 7:30 p.m., and they drove to Milwaukee and again bought four bags of heroin. Ropel gave her one bag, and the two both used the drug while they were still in Milwaukee, she said. They then drove to Ropel's house on Summit Avenue, the complaint said.
About one hour after arriving at Ropel's residence, Hedstrom said, she thought Ropel again used the drug by the way he was acting, the complaint said. Ropel asked Hedstrom for a backrub and while doing so she began to hear Ropel snore. She tried to wake him up, and when she turned him over saw his face had turned blue, the complaint said.
Hedstrom tried CPR and splashed water on his face to no avail, and she called 911 at about 2:35 a.m. Nov. 29. The Waukesha County Medical Examiner's Office determined Ropel died of acute heroin intoxication, the complaint said.
A warrant has been issued for Hedstrom's arrest.
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Aaron Cosby was the Seton Hall Pirates second leading scorer during his sophomore season, averaging 12.6 points per game. After living the Big East program, he appeared to have many potential landing places. Then Aaron Cosby limited it to just the Illini and Mizzou. Well, The Cosby Show is officially coming to Illini basketball. How's that for "Braggin Rights," Missouri? "I really like Illinois' playing style, and I was looking for comfort with the head coach, the staff and location. Aaron Cosby told IlliniHQ.com. "I have that with Illinois. I had a chance to sit down with Coach Groce and the staff already a couple of times. They came to my house and talked to my family, so I'm looking forward to getting there and seeing everything." John Groce, the Ohio Bobcats head coach at the time, had recruited Aaron Cosby when he was at Northfield Mount Hermon (Mass.) in 2011. Two years later, Groce finally landed the Louisville, Ky. product. Groce has made a pretty big splash with recruiting...
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Just Kidding! Justin Bieber Shows Up at MTV Movie Awards
By Katelyn Mullen Posted Jun 5th 2011 11:21PM
Justin Bieber surprised fans and fellow celebrities alike when he showed up on stage to accept his award for Best Jaw Dropping Moment for his dance performance in 'Never Say Never' at tonight's MTV Movie Awards.
The teen sensation was reportedly not coming to the star studded event, but appeared from backstage to accept his popcorn award from Danny McBride, Nick Swardson and Aziz Ansari, dressed as Bieber's pal Jaden Smith. The trio joked about the teen being a no show before the crowd cheered as the 17-year-old walked into the stage lights.
Bieber's girlfriend, Selena Gomez even walked the red carpet solo, which some may imagine wasn't easy. The young lovebirds have been inseparable as of late, with romantic romps on the beach and family outings in Canada these two haven't been able to keep their hands off one another. But did his former Disney Princess ruin the surprise?
While on the red carpet, Gomez was asked her if her famous beau was going to be there tonight and after first replying yes, she quickly changed her tune with a chorus of no's. Was she just as surprised as the rest of us or did she let the cat out of the bag?
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Guess my week will be just average. Looks like everyone has a pretty full schedule. Should come down to match-ups and bonus points then on who wins for next week as most will have 25-35 matches.
Guess my week will be just average. Looks like everyone has a pretty full schedule. Should come down to match-ups and bonus points then on who wins for next week as most will have 25-35 matches.
"Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until they speak."
Schedule for Minnesconny Bophers:
125 Sanders.....Nat Duals 20-1 +4, +3, +6, +6, +3
133 Humphrey..Nat Duals 12-0 +6, +3, +3, +4, +3(5-4 over ness)
141 Tanelli........Nat Duals 13-3 +3, +4, +3
149 Ruschell......Nat Duals 14-4 +3, +3, +3
157 Safe........ Nat Duals 15-7 +6, +4, +4, +0, +3
165 Howe........Nat Duals 11-4 +3, +3, +3
174 Dergo........WV/PITT 5-3 +0, +3
184 Yohn.........Nat Duals 5-4 X, +0, +3,+0
197 Herbst........Nat Duals 9-1 +0, +3,+3
285 Steele........Va Duals 17-4(loss by med forfeit last time out) X(looks like he's injured)
Flex Smith-B WV/Pitt 12-2 +3, +0
Bench Couphlin 14-7
KIssel 14-5
Patascil 20-3
Geiger 16-3 in Redshirt
101 this weekend, but I need a new Heavywt as word has it that Steele is out for the season with an injury.
Whoo hoo........got some extra points with the substiture for Steele, Tyler Mayer!!
Mayer: +3, +0, +3, X for 6 points.
Total is now 107 points!!
Sanders 5-0 with 2 falls
Humphrey 5-0
Tanelli, Ruschell and Howe 3-0
And who has Jordan Blanton??? That kid is tearing things up at 184 for Illinois. What a find!!!
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149 Kyle Terry Oklahoma-UTC
157-Hadley Harrison Clarion-Virginia Duals
165 Jon Reader ISU-National Duals
174 Shane Onufer Wyoming-National Duals
184 Kyle Bressler Oregon St.-Portland State
197 Clayton Foster Okie St.-Virginia Duals
285 David Zabriskie ISU-National Duals
Flex-174-Chris Heinrich Virginia-Virginia Duals
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157 Johnny B-B Hofstra-NC State
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Big changes in Cleveland's infield.
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Noah Syndergaard did it all.
Giants look likely to trade for Pablo Sandoval's replacement
Dec 16, 2014, 10:15 AM EDT
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What would happen to Lonnie Chisenhall?
VIDEO: Derek Jeter passes Honus Wagner for sixth on all-time hits list
Aug 9, 2014, 3:31 PM EDT
After tying Honus Wagner for sixth on MLB's all-time hits list last night, Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter moved into sole possession this afternoon with an infield single against Indians right-hander Corey Kluber in the bottom of the sixth inning.
And That Happened: Monday's scores and highlights
Aug 5, 2014, 6:38 AM EDT
Don't look now, but the Angels are only a game back of the A's in the AL West. And, thus, a game away from having the best record in baseball.
Where have all the superstar left-handed hitters gone?
Jul 15, 2014, 10:47 AM EDT
Last night's Home Run Derby included just one left-handed hitter (Justin Morneau) among the eight contestants and tonight's All-Star game will feature only two left-handed hitters (Chase Utley, Robinson Cano) among the 18 starters.
Indians activate Nick Swisher, place Jason Giambi on the disabled list
Jun 12, 2014, 3:28 PM EDT
Nick Swisher is back from the disabled list and in the Indians' lineup for tonight's game after missing the past two weeks with a hyperextended left knee. To make room on the roster for his return Jason Giambi is headed to the disabled list with left knee inflammation.
Lonnie Chisenhall's brilliance could spell the end of Jason Giambi's career
Jun 10, 2014, 9:46 AM EDT
Lonnie Chisenhall has earned the right to be the Indians' everyday third baseman. Which will have some ripple effects once Nick Swisher returns.
And That Happened: Monday's scores and highlights
Jun 10, 2014, 6:28 AM EDT
Lonnie Chisenhall went 5 for 5 with 3 home runs and 9 RBI. Mercy.
Lonnie Chisenhall first since 1975 to amass five hits, three home runs and nine RBI in one game
Jun 9, 2014, 11:31 PM EDT
The phrase "post-hype breakout" gets thrown around a lot these days, but that's exactly what we're seeing right now with the Indians' Lonnie Chisenhall.
Carlos Santana is the Indians' starting third baseman
Mar 25, 2014, 1:50 PM EDT
For most of spring training reports from Indians camp suggested that Carlos Santana was struggling with his attempted transition from catcher to third base, but apparently manager Terry Francona disagreed with those assessments. Francona just told Jordan Bastian of MLB.com that Santana will be the Indians' primary third base, which means last year's primary third…
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Mar 7, 2014, 10:47 AM EDT
Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer checks in with an update on Carlos Santana's progress trying to transition from catcher to third base and … well, it ain't going perfectly: Right now, Lonnie Chisenhall and every other third basemen in camp look better than Santana when it comes to defense. No.1 Santana hasn't gotten…
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Last week Carlos Santana told Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes that he's been preparing to play third base regularly this season and expects that to be his primary position following a move from catcher. Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain Dealer talked to Indians general manager Chris Antonetti, who was slightly less definitive about the…
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There was a healthy dose of skepticism when it was reported in November that Carlos Santana was working out at third base, but it sounds like a position switch could actually happen. In a story (link in Spanish) by Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes, Santana said that he's "getting ready to play third base, no…
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Dec 20, 2013, 8:10 PM EDT
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FORT WORTH, Texas - The Missouri women's soccer team earned a 2-0 victory over TCU on Sunday in Fort Worth, Texas, to up the Tigers' winning streak to five games. The win also improved Mizzou's record to 5-1-0 on the year, while the Horned Frogs fell to 2-3-0.
The shutout was the third of the season and second in a row for the Tiger defense, , led by the trio of Missourians in senior Mallory Stipetich and juniors Jessica Greer and Allison Hu.
Freshmen goalkeepers McKenzie Sauerwein and Caroline Stanley combined for Missouri's third shutout of the season.
Missouri's offense was led by sophomore Alyssa Diggs and freshman Taylor Grant, who both found the back of the net in the contest. Diggs got the Tigers on the board in the eighth minute off a breakaway. Grant added an insurance goal in the 66th minute. Freshman Abi Raymer was credited with assists on both Tiger goals.
Mizzou outshot TCU 19-16 in the game, including a 9-4 shot on goal advantage.
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Paas 2 + Saas 2 = Cloud 2 The video below demonstrates how Microsoft's Office365 and Azure are combined with IBM's Connections Cloud and Bluemix. All components are running in the cloud. As stated in the clip, there are three"shortcuts" I had...
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Beltran walked, Chavez scored, Wright to third, Delgado to second.
Anderson grounded out to second, Wright scored, Delgado to third, Beltran to second.
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Shane Victorino (7) solo shot to right off Maine.
Geoff Jenkins (9) solo shot to right off Maine.
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Easley reached on an infield single, Wright scored, Delgado to third, Beltran to second.
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Rollins doubled to deep right, Ruiz scored.
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Jose B. Reyes (11) 3 run shot to right off Madson, Easley, Schneider scored.


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and Bridgwater, later forming High Street, the main shopping street of the town. ... By the mid 12th century there was a large manor of Street, possibly centred ... name Street,...
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Threadneedle Street
Old and New London: Volume 1
in Threadneedle Street, in which the Company's affairs were formerly transacted, ... in Threadneedle Street, had their first licence as "Linen Armourers" granted ... The Hall of Commerce,...
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Welcome to Buttons and Bolts Fabric & Quilting Supply!
Western Kenosha County's premier quilt shop!
Buttons and Bolts is a bright, friendly place to find all your quilting needs. We have a variety of patterns, books, and fabrics, and our selections change monthly. Our teachers have designed classes that will appeal to beginners and experienced quilters alike. We also offer long arm quilting services and supplies. Our goal is to make customers our friends. If we don't have it, tell us! Want to receive our email newsletter? Click here.
2015 Row By Row Experience
June 21 – September 8, 2015
Stop into our shop to purchase your Row Kit and License Plate.
These items are available in-store only and cannot be ordered.
Take a look at our row!
And our license plate!
Closed 4th of July
We will be closed on Saturday, July 4th to celebrate Independence Day with our friends and families. We hope you enjoy the day with yours!
Mystery Sew-In
Join us for our first Mystery Sew-In on Sunday, July 5th from 12pm til 7pm. We'll supply snacks, beverages and dinner. A new clue will be presented every hour until the top is done.


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Open Circle Acoustic Jam at the
Song selection rotates around the circle. All instruments are welcome, bass may have a small amp. Vocalist welcome too. Attention drummers, there are drums available, but must be played softly as to not overpower the acoustic instruments. Brushes recommended.
Please come prepared to share your songs with copies for other players.
Please help thank the School of Rock for allowing us to jam there by recommending the School of Rock to any budding young rock musicians you might know!
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