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Well it seems like quite a few friends are out looking for a transmission and affordable mechanic for me. I thank everyone for all their well wishes and willingness to help me out! But for those of you who know me, you know I am also trying to support myself through my writing, regardless of the things that happen that seem to weigh me down. Hence the reason for self-publishing my poetry on Kindle.
See, for those of us "out here", we don't have the money to pay for hard copy books or set up sites with all the fancy bells and whistles on them. So I put a small collection of some of the poems I wrote on Kindle because I want folks to see that even when things seem hopeless, they aren't. As long as you don't give up and don't lose hope, you're never really lost. Take your experiences and share them with others. How do you know who you will reach or affect? You won't unless you're willing to try.
I come from a warrior society so I was raised to keep on fighting even if it means fighting alone. I want to reach out to all you single mothers and fathers out there who know exactly what it's like to be homeless with kids. You know what it is to feel abandoned, to feel like you aren't doing what a good parent should because of homelessness. Our kids know what's it like to feel ashamed of our "homeless secret". It's time to come out into the open!
Losing my jobs (I had two) and having no family support is the reason my kids and I are homeless but….I won't let my girls see me giving up, there's just too much at stake. My teen has felt like our living situation has to be hidden because of what other kids might think at school. When 60 minutes aired their piece on homeless kids, I made them watch it. A faint smile crawled across my teen's face in recognition of what homelessness felt like to her. She finally got to see that she's not alone and that there are far more homeless kids in this country than she thought. She even told me that she has decided to start some kind of charity effort with her classmates to help other homeless kids. Can't put into words how I felt after she said that.
There are just too many of you out there that have no clue about what's happening out here. I saw it through the driver's side of my rv everyday and this is the very reason I will never stop fighting to help my homeless brethren. That is why my little book of poems is titled "Writings from the driver's side."
Here's a poem from that collection:
Angst "I" at ease
Anxieties, worries, stresses, strain, unknown futures calling me
Nothing guaranteed, knowing that I won't be free
Silent tears, hidden pain, when a new day will I see?
I saw my reflection the other day, past a window on display but….
The woman I saw, who looked like me, couldn't remember what she used to be
Thinking back to childhood days, soft green grass and summer days, I never thought
I'd see a different reality, a different me
Blue, green, yellow, black, wish I could get my life back, but wishing on a star
That's just fantasy. I've got to find a way back to me. I once met a girl, she was nineteen
She sat nearby, watching me. Somehow she guessed, somehow knew, guess she's seen a few
"Be careful," she said quietly, "you'll lose your mind out here." I watched her then, sitting there
Wondering how long she wandered through nowhere.
Sun gone down, the night is black, looking up I see its tracks
The Great Bear, it shines the way, sometimes the only one who hears me pray
No matter what I do or what I say, how come things are still this way?
I think about the people who, when asked to help, didn't come through.
Excuses plenty, yes I've heard every, and even though with that mindset
They should know I won't forget
I've learned a lot on the way, when to run and where to stay and stranger still
I can't give up, never will. Eyes are watching, young and new, watching everything I do
When you see me walk on by, when I see you I won't cry. You had your chance and you failed
Now I have a story to tell. Won't be fun, not what you want to hear
Won't be about people you have near. So while at home, snug in bed
Knowing you have nothing to dread, someone on the street,
dies tonight in their sleep.
"If they can't feed their kids don't breed them!" "It's their fault they're there"
"I don't feel sorry for addicts and drunks" "Don't give them money, they'll just buy junk"
"I'm not paying for their welfare" "Not my problem so I don't care"
This is the message society gives, this is the attitude they want to live
I find such attitudes to be odd, when did they become God? Christian charity, hah, not likely!
Conversion before giving to help the living, Forcing beliefs or no relief, they have forgotten!
One man came, one man said, "Give us now our daily bread". There was no inclusion
No list of exclusions, apathy and indifference feeds the delusion
My mind is set, the goal is clear. With perseverance a new day is near
The system is broken, has been awhile. Sold our children down the Nile
Inadequacies are built-in addictions, that's why you see so much affliction
It's up to us, call it intuit, stop the excuses, just do it!
This isn't what we're supposed to be, stresses, strains and angst "I" at ease.
No matter what happens in life just remember that tomorrow is a new day dawning.
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The waiting gamePosted by in Homelessness | Poetry - (2 Comments)
I don't know what's worse…the waiting around for a mechanic to call with a quote or the anxiety that comes with the wait. Add to this the frustration of never hearing back on all the jobs you applied for and the constant worrying about a better future and you have the perfect recipe for an ulcer. To my surprise I haven't gotten one yet.
Maybe it's because when things start to pile up in my mind, the only way to vent is to write it out in poetic form. That's what happened late last night while reading about my favorite poet, the great Maya Angelou. Her words always take me to that place inside me that keeps me from caving in.
Thank you Maya, for all your "singing" words!
I know why the great lady sings
I know why the great lady sings
Of freedoms we all dream of
It's because she sees as only she can
The obvious in everyone's wingspan
The first time I read her poetry
I thought she was talking straight at me
About a woman's work taken for granted
The kind many of us call our own
When the great lady sings through spoken word
I feel as though she understands what it's like to be alone
Because like her I find that my soul is still seeking
That place to call home
All this time I thought I was making it on my own
But then that couldn't be true since
I have been traveling with souls equaling two
My girls are the eyes I must measure up to
And I think this time around, while I'm down in the dirt
The perspective has changed from here
If I look up into the sky, to greet the dawning sun's light
Then maybe too like she says, still I will rise
Across this land like a red ocean, my ancestors bled
Because greed came to visit and take
What did not belong to it
I have become the dreams they hope
Will bring us all back
Child within the woman I am sees a little clearer now
How love frees pleasure from the pains
And memories drawn from deep inner springs
Made me a little wiser and now I know
Why the great lady sings
In search of a used transmission…Posted by in Homelessness - (73 Comments)
As soon as the kids were off at school, I called around to some auto junkyards to see if they had a decent automatic transmission for a 92 Ford Aerostar. I didn't have much luck and I called a few garages just to see what would be involved in getting a rebuilt one. To my horror, a rebuilt tranny costs over $1900.00, plus tax, plus almost $100.00 an hour to install it, plus a knot growing in my throat and the feeling of air being squeezed out of my lungs while listening to the mechanics quote prices for money I don't even have.
Out here, not having a car is a nightmare as there are only two bus routes, the one that runs in the morning and the one that comes back during the dinner hour. That's it. I had to cancel my teen's doctor's appointment tomorrow morning because we have no way to be there by 9 am. Even if the buses out here ran earlier than they do, we'd have to leave here by 4:30 – 5:00 am to be there on time. Add to this the fact that I got the van for free so spending close to $2,000.00, (possibly more as I don't know what else might be wrong) is beginning to feel like the vehicle isn't worth saving. For that much money, I could get another used car without a transmission problem.
Then there's Caly calling her mechanic to see if he can find a transmission. I basically told her what's the difference if he finds one less than what I was quoted since I still don't have the money to pay for anything? He can call all around if he wants to but that doesn't mean money is gonna fall from the sky!
I couldn't eat yesterday and the day before I was just too stressed out to care. Maybe by tomorrow, Caly's friend/mechanic will tell us how much he would charge but again, if I can't afford to have him fix the van, it's a wasted effort. Right now it's about 6 pm and he hasn't called so maybe by tomorrow I'll know for sure.
Ahhhh….another day in paradise.
Transportation woesPosted by in Homelessness - (2 Comments)
On the way to picking up my eldest, the mini-van started acting funny. It dragged when I stepped on the gas pedal and while driving down the highway, it wanted to slow down then speed up. When the high-pitched whining sound started, I pulled into a Firestone Mastercare garage I was familiar with. Thank goodness my mother and sister lived only a few blocks away. I left the car at the garage thinking by the time my sister drove us to Bellevue and back, they would at least have gotten on diagnostic done but after waiting a couple of hours after getting back from Bellevue, no one had called.
It was getting dark and the shop closed at 6 pm. They aren't open on Sundays and I had no way of getting back here to pick up the van let alone the funds to pay for more than a diagnostic. I got to the garage at 4:30 and told the mechanics that I might as well just take a chance at driving the van back to Caly's place, 70 miles away. One mechanic said that he suspects that the transmission on the Aerostar is going out from what he could tell (they were nice enough not to charge me anything for taking a look after all!).
I went online to see what a rebuilt transmission would cost and most of the prices listed say $1500.00! Then my instincts kicked in. Maybe I can find a used transmission at a junkyard that has less mileage on it than mine does. The only thing after that is to see how much a shop would charge to install it.
Since today is Sunday, I can't call any places until tomorrow. I am hoping with any luck, it won't cost that much but since I don't have any money, I am thinking the van may not be worth saving since it was given to me for free.
So today is another adventure in homelessness and tomorrow will determine what I do in the very near future.
Stay tuned!
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Dear Abby:Posted by in Homelessness - (8 Comments)
In regards to your advice to a homeless family to go to a shelter indicates a lack of understanding on the homelessness issue. For one thing, if this family is able to get into a shelter (many are full and have to turn people away), they may not want to. Have you personally talked to any homeless individuals or to anyone who works at a shelter? If not, allow me to "educate" you on what many experience at shelters.
For women, being out on the streets is dangerous enough and you would think that a shelter would be safer. I invite you to read a post by Eric Jonathan Sheptock regarding the treatment of women at a local shelter.
Need more? Then check out what Carey Roberts has to say about shelters for women.
Splitting up families is nothing new in the world of homelessness since many shelters are for men only, women only or women with children. If folks can't get into a shelter guess what? They have the privelege of living out of their vehicles. Telling Scared from Texas that going into shelters isn't breaking up the family is far from the truth. Families living out of their cars will tell you that in many cases, living out of their cars IS safer than going to shelters.
I suggest before giving any more advice to the homeless, it would be a good idea to do some research before handing out a convenient suggestion to just "go to a shelter". Yes, there are some good ones out there but like I just mentioned, they may already be full.
To Scared of Lubbock, Texas, I have this to say. Please, please visit us at We Are Visible on Facebook if you can get access to the internet. We would love to talk to you about your concerns. Many of us, including myself have been and are in your family's situation.
We look forward to hearing from you!
A strange paradoxPosted by in Homelessness - (12 Comments)
Looking back on what I would call a strange reality, being homeless while at the same time being busier than I've ever been in my life, is a paradox I am still struggling with.
To think it all started with one letter to an editor of change.org still boggles my mind. I would never have met Mark Horvath if it hadn't been for change.org, nor would I have run across Eric Sheptock. Thanks to Mark I have met several grand souls that I am extremely grateful to count as friends (You all know who you are!).
Do you find it odd that the more you go out of your way to serve your community, the more you run into people with negative attitudes about what you're doing? I love it! What better way is there of gauging attitudes among the masses about what homelessness is and who the homeless are? We are people and yes…some have addiction and mental issues but hey, so are people who aren't homeless!
I look at it like this, taking the path of least resistance sure does look like conformity to me and from the looks of things, conformity doesn't seem to be working so well. I strongly suspect that the service providers who take a different approach are the ones with the most success rates. Let's be real here, although shelters can provide an immediate place to be on any given night, they were not intended to be permanent housing. Not only that, many people have to be turned away when the shelters are full and shelters are seeing unprecedented numbers right now. Tent cities are mushrooming as an alternative to the shelter system and yet…in a country that is supposedly wealthy….people are still dying in the cold because they had nowhere else to go but under a bridge or the nearest sidewalk.
Why do families have to experience homelessness when it could've been avoided if relatives in a position to help actually did so? How do soup kitchens help folks by putting limits on how many times the needy can eat there? Why is it a crime to sleep in your own car but not considered inhumane to penalize and jail folks for simply having no where to go?
Here's one that has always bothered me: Why is the state willing to pay a stranger to raise your kids but won't lift a finger to guarantee housing for the parents? If you don't think this is true, look up foster parenting.
But what do I know about what it's like to be a homeless mother………
Yes indeed, we humans and the way we think is a strange paradox.
Practicalities….Posted by in Homelessness | Poetry - (22 Comments)
So far I have applied for 5 jobs today. Pretty sure I won't hear back from them but I will keep trying anyway. I'm not concerned about Christmas, haven't been for the last six years. Not for any particular belief sytem but because of monetary practicalities. Rather than spend money on gifts or wrapping paper, keeping the gas tank filled and the engine running were more important. When I had my old Minnie Winnebago, propane was at a premium to keep us warm in the winter and yes, sometimes it took all the cash I had.The only thing different this year is that I now have a mini-van that still needs a tune-up and probably an oil change.
My teen joined the girl's wrestling team, the first time she's participated in a school sport but it didn't occur to her that there were costs involved like the $20.00 for the shoes they wear and another $96.00 fee required by the school. She's only been doing the sport for about 3 weeks now and yesterday she tried to hide the fact that she was crying about it. Every year she wants to join something, a sport or a music class but can't because there is no money for it. The only thing she asked me for if I had the money, was a gift card to a book store.
My 7-year old didn't ask for much either since the concept of why people celebrate holidays is still new to her. She knows we can't tote toys around with us. What she wants is her own room.
In many ways, the holidays are a constant reminder to us of how far we have fallen. No matter how well intended the comments or well wishes are, I am still unemployed. We are still homeless. Why would I need another reminder of that?
The current economic crisis in the country I live in is the problem. We can all sit around and debate with politicians about it but what is actually getting done? The private sector cannot absorb or fix poverty on it's own. The industrial elite caused the problem, the industrial elite must fix it instead of profiting on the blood, sweat and tears of the working class.
People spend money on gifts of "stuff" instead of using that money to get a homeless parent off the street during winter. There's not enough shelters to provide sanctuary in freezing temperatures so those not able to find one…die. Suicide or drug addiction for our youth is the only way they see out of an already desperate life when their parents can't find a job or provide stability.
Here is my challenge to self-proclaimed do-gooders. I challenge you to take the money you would ordinarily spend on "stuff" and donate it to a local shelter or safe house for battered women and abused children. Create a network that will provide safe and secure childcare for working parents who can't keep a job if their kids have nowhere to go. Volunteer or create a soup kitchen if such places don't exist in your town. Buy hand warmers or gear and bring it to tent cities to help ward off hypothermia and frostbite to its residents. If you are a lawyer, doctor or nurse, donate your time and services to those who otherwise could not afford to pay you. Educate yourself on the truth about homelessness and the people who landed there. I suspect that it the long term, it isn't facts that will impress you, just what you will learn about yourself.
On a grand scale there is this to consider. If you refuse to invest your resources in feeding big businesses, they can't feed politicians. What happens when the people invest in people? When the profit margin is affected, only then will policy makers listen….
Tired Eyes
The trail my tears once travelled on
Has begun to disappear
Funny how the universe has a sense of irony
Playing tricks on hearts and minds by
Placing them on opposing sides
The gods of Chaos now reign supreme
Fathering the pains of uncertainty
Using the kings of industry
Twins from hell, Want and Poverty
Follow the sirens of false prosperity
Spreading seeds of broken dreams
Out of nightmares caused by the spawn of Greed
I see the beginnings of a new prophecy
Warriors born of necessity
Mother's pain like shattered glass
Ghetto child feels lack of social economic class
Champions of coup-de-grace
This is the womb I was conceived in
Don't know the tenderness of believed in
Because the prayers I was taught were deceiving
Daughters of mine a hard upbringing
Tough like diamond's enduring beauty
See how they come up swinging
New day coming brought by those who
Paid the price for Wall Street fools and
They look just like me and you
Time to let my spirit rise so
Don't pity me or patronize my
Tired eyes

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A website with classified advertisements for secondhand cars:
The buyer should check the originality and validity of the following vehicle documents when purchasing a used vehicle:
Buyers should also check the general condition of the car and examine details of the car's history through the notes in the service book.
The buyer needs to provide the following:
The buyer should then receive the following from the seller:
The receipt should include the vehicle's make, chassis number, colour, frame number and licence plate number. A tax stamp must be affixed to the first copy, which must be signed by the original owner whose name appears on the BPKB. The original owner should also sign the two other copies which must remain blank - these may be necessary by the Office of Motor Vehicles in the event of a future sale of the vehicle.
Registration takes place at the local Office of Motor Vehicles or Satuan Pernibitan Administrasi SIM (Satpas) office. The new owner must take the vehicle registration number certificate (STNK) and the vehicle ownership book (Buku Pemilik Kendaraan Bermotor - BPKB).
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Kashmiri Plotted to Avenge bin Laden's Death with Bombings, Poison
by IPT News • Jun 8, 2011 at 6:54 pm
Less than a week before he was reported killed by a drone strike, top al-Qaida commander Ilyas Kashmiri was said to have been plotting to create a special death squad to avenge the death of Osama bin Laden.
Pakistan's Express-News newspaper reported Monday that Kashmiri called a meeting of jihadist commanders last week to create "Lashkar-e-Osama," which would carry out suicide bombings throughout Pakistan. Members of the group planned attacks against diplomats and embassies in Pakistan, with targets including the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and China.
The newspaper also reported that Kashmiri and his associates planned to target the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad with explosives. They sought to acquire large amounts of poison, apparently to contaminate food supplies bound for NATO troops in Afghanistan. The plot involved kidnapping drivers of NATO supply trucks passing through Pakistan and mixing poison into food.
The jihadists also planned strikes against Pakistani security officials and the country's top ammunition production facility. Other possible targets reportedly included visiting Chinese dignitaries, oil terminals and naval bases throughout Pakistan, the port of Karachi and the Karachi airport.
The plotters discussed using auto rickshaws carrying explosives as one means of carrying out the attacks.
U.S. and Pakistani officials have disagreed as to whether Kashmiri is actually dead. Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said he could confirm "100 percent" that Kashmiri died June 3 when a Predator drone fired three missiles into a house in South Waziristan. By contrast, a U.S. official, noting that earlier reports of Kashmiri's death have proven false, said Washington is operating on the assumption that he is still alive.
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2009 CFN ACC Preview
Unit Rankings
1. Florida State The presence of coach-in-waiting Jimbo Fisher has
finally begun to pay dividends for the Florida State offense.
While not a finished product, the 'Noles produced their best
output in years, despite being littered with young kids and
first-year starters. One of those rookies was QB Christian
Ponder, who proved to be a much better scrambler than passer at
this stage of his career. If he can make strides in the vertical
game, sans much talent at wide receiver, the offense could be on
the verge of building a bridge to the glory days. The ground
game, which produced its best numbers of the decade, will forge
ahead without leading rusher Antone Smith. Taking his place is
Jermaine Thomas, who ripped off seven yards a carry in a sneak
peak preview. The gem of the offense is a front wall that used
three true freshmen in 2008, and with LG Rodney Hudson as the
centerpiece, could wind up morphing into the ACC's best unit.
2. Georgia Tech
3. Miami
Virginia Tech5. Clemson
6. NC State
7. North Carolina
Maryland9. Wake Forest
10. Virginia
11. Boston College
1. NC State
No position encapsulates the enthusiasm surrounding the
program more than at quarterback, with Russell Wilson the type of dynamic player and
mature individual, who's expected to someday bring a title to
Raleigh. And if Mike Glennon continues to develop in his
shadow, NC State will be in great hands under center for
the foreseeable future.
2. Florida State3. Virginia Tech4. Miami
5. Wake Forest6. North Carolina7. Duke8. Virginia9.
Clemson10. Georgia Tech11. Maryland12. Boston College
Running Backs
Georgia Tech With all due respect
to Oklahoma and USC, Georgia Tech, too, belongs in
the discussion when it comes to the nation's most talented
collection of running backs. Not only is Jonathan Dwyer a
bona fide All-American candidate, but he's now
surrounded by a terrific ensemble that'll keep
defenses from focusing on stopping him. If opponents
commit too many resources to stopping the junior,
Jones, Anthony Allen, and Marcus Wright will make them pay.
2. Clemson3. Virginia Tech4. Maryland5. Miami6.
North Carolina7. Wake Forest8. Florida State9. Boston
College10. NC State11. Virginia12. Duke
There's no question this group is going to be improved from a year ago,
but how much? That'll depend on their collective maturation process and
the development of Jacory Harris at quarterback. No matter
how high the bar gets set, these guys are worth all
of the hype. Aldarius Johnson, Travis Benjamin, and
LaRon Byrd, in
particular, have the raw ability to eventually
emerge as All-ACC performers.
2. NC State3. North Carolina4.
Maryland5. Florida State6. Virginia7. Virginia Tech8.
Georgia Tech9. Duke10. Clemson11. Wake Forest12. Boston
Offensive Line
Florida State
On a national level, the story is going
to get undersold, but O line coach Rick Trickett did a magnificent job
of coaching
up so many young kids a year ago. Somehow he kept everything
together, leading the program to its best season running the
ball since 2000. The real rewards start coming this fall when
that offensive line, now a year more mature, begins to dominate
opponents and start playing up to coach's expectations.
Junior guard Rodney Hudson is special.
2. Boston College3. Georgia Tech4. Miami5. Virginia
6. Wake Forest7. Virginia Tech8. North Carolina9. NC State
10. Clemson11. Maryland12. Duke
Virginia Tech
If ever there was a time when
the Hokie
D was on its heels, it would've been 2008. Seven
all-stars had run out eligibility and the two-deep
was littered with unproven players. So what happens?
Tech finishes No. 7 nationally in total defense and
No. 9 in scoring defense. It's no wonder long-time
assistant Bud Foster is widely hailed as one of the
nation's premier defensive coordinators. His Hokies
will be air-tight again this season, welcoming back
starters at every level and a slew of key
letterwinners. If there's an All-America candidate
in this no-name crew, it's junior DE Jason Worilds,
who toyed with opposing tackles throughout his first
season as a regular. He'll set the tone up front for
a defense that doesn't have any glaring weaknesses
and faces a schedule that's light on firepower.
2. Clemson3. Florida
State4. Miami5. North Carolina6. Georgia Tech7. Boston
College8. NC State9. Virginia10. Wake Forest11. Maryland
12. Duke
Defensive Line
Virginia Tech
The key up
front will be the play of Nekos Brown. If he can do even a fair impression
of Orion Martin, the Hokies will boast one of the
best defensive lines in the ACC, if not the country. Year-in and
year-out, this program always does a great job of cobbling together a
unit that will stuff the run and pressure the pressure. This season will
be no different with Jason Worilds in the hunt for ACC Defensive Player
of the Year honors and with a slew of great players working around him.
2. Miami3. North Carolina4. Clemson5. NC State
6. Florida State7. Georgia Tech8. Boston College9. Virginia
10. Duke11. Wake Forest12. Maryland
Florida State
While even better days lay
ahead in 2010 and 2011, the Seminole linebackers will still be plenty
good in 2009. The return of Dekoda Watson from injury and seamless transition inside
by Kendall Smith will provide a solid foundation as Nigel Bradham,
Nigel Carr,
and Vince Williams take another step closer to becoming dynamite
2. Virginia Tech3. Miami4. Georgia Tech5. North
Carolina6. NC State7. Clemson8. Maryland9. Boston
College10. Wake Forest11. Duke12. Virginia
Virginia Tech
of the holes that need to be filled, Virginia Tech always seems to have
the answer in the secondary. There's enough depth and talent everywhere
to fill out one of the league's most impressive two-deeps. If there's an
issue, it's at field corner, where Rashad Carmichael and Cris Hill must
make quarterbacks pay for picking on them.
2. Boston College3. Clemson4. Virginia5.
Florida State6. Georgia Tech7. North Carolina8. Wake Forest
9. Maryland10. Miami11. NC State12. Duke
Special Teams
1. Miami
Thanks in large part to the leg of Matt Bosher, Miami has the
best special teams in the ACC. If returner Travis Benjamin begins to
fulfill all of his potential, the 'Canes will
have a huge advantage and should win at least two games by being
special on special teams.
2. Maryland3. Virginia Tech4. North Carolina5.
Florida State6. NC State7. Clemson8. Duke9. Wake
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Angela Kennedy, 34, lashed out at PC Mark Fleming with her stiletto following a night out with friends.
She struck the officer several times on the face and attempted to hit his colleague after they were called to a disturbance in the town centre of Hamilton, in Lanarkshire.
Police officers had to be assisted by members of the public in restraining the mother-of-one, of Hamilton, by pulling her to the ground.
PC Fleming had to be taken to hospital following the incident in March, where he received stitches to wounds on his face.
At Hamilton Sheriff Court, Kennedy, a first offender, admitted two charges of assaulting the officer and PC Andrew Craig.
Fiscal depute Imran Bashir told the court: "PC Fleming received three stitches to the left hand side of his face. He was given a tetanus vaccination and has been left with some scarring."
Kennedy had not-guilty pleas to charges of assaulting her sister and Kerri Foley and struggling with officers accepted by prosecutors.
Elspeth Forrest, defending Kennedy, said: "She has no recollection of the incident.
"She has a drinking problem and has been attending Alcoholics Anonymous."
Sheriff Joyce Powrie deferred sentence on Kennedy until next month for background reports.
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Today's ag slanted toward cropsThe reality of today's agriculture is that it is heavily slanted toward crop production if the land has the potential to be converted to crops. Like it or not, for beef production to expand, the economics of the beef cow need to have a threefold increase in net returns to compete with crop production.
By: Kris Ringwall, Agweek
The reality of today's agriculture is that it is heavily slanted toward crop production if the land has the potential to be converted to crops. Like it or not, for beef production to expand, the economics of the beef cow need to have a threefold increase in net returns to compete with crop production.
To leave land in hay production, the net return for hay needs to double. These are very unlikable thoughts, that will drive the next wave of young agriculturists.
Livestock production always has been a part of farming because there always was something the family did not want to eat, so there came the need to have cows, horses, chickens, pigs and all the rest of the livestock fold. Obviously, the conversion of some crops and produce to meat allowed a more complete package for survival and certainly a better balance at the local level of production.
For example, milk that would not keep could be fed to the pigs. The pigs had a longer window of harvest, thus the balance. Keep in mind even the household pet was there to help clean up a hardy meal in exchange for some warmth and a day's helping on the farm or ridding the place of unwanted guests.
In today's world, one needs to look at the bigger picture and ask the same questions. Not one particular producer has the capacity to produce all that is needed. But thanks to modern transportation, those same pieces that were so needed on the homestead can now be parceled out around the neighborhood.
Therefore, larger operations have fine-tuned the production science behind the intended foods that need to be marketed, so production efforts have become focused.
Within these larger operations, there generally rests a foundational family structure that has good wisdom through a connection to those who actually lived through this needed balance from the past by the needed sharing of resources and need to be efficient so nothing is wasted.
In fact, Ralph Waldo Emerson said it best: "He (the farmer) stands close to nature; he obtains from the earth the bread and the meat. The food which was not, he causes to be." That connection to the earth, soil, bread and meat, is as real today as it was when Emerson wrote his quote.
Some would quickly say there is no dilemma. But by merely asking the question, we start the process of acknowledging that something is awry. The modern, refined approach, at least in the more affluent countries, to the new generation is one of convenience and calculated efficiencies that purchase, measure, sort and process needed inputs into appropriately salable products, including food.
If the assumption that all the purchased inputs always will be available for the growing population models is true, I guess one does not need to be too concerned, so maybe the mud boots, coveralls and other working paraphernalia can be put to rest. But what if the assumption is not true and all the needed inputs will not be available forever?
Then the new ways break down and one needs to again back up and look for the source of those needed inputs. In the short term, money still seems to be the fix. By increasing one's willingness to pay, those last few remaining inputs can be wrestled away and consumed.
As was noted, we return to our roots and the generations who understood the need for balance in the agricultural system and ask what made those early farms work. Well, there really is no secret. Great-grandma and great-grandpa did not have names for all the ingredients, but they understood the need to diversify and have balance in the soil, so as Emerson so noted of the farmer: "The food which was not, he causes to be."
Today, we know more because we have those names and we better understand the soil is a very large, unfocused mass of living things. Each living thing is doing its part to make sure the pot never goes empty. That seems strange, but in science class, we called that the carbon cycle. Living animals are part of the loop that makes sure the cycle of life does not end.
Editor's note: Ringwall is a North Dakota State University Extension Service livestock specialist and the Dickinson Research Extension Center director.
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That is all fine and dandy and its great she made that little horse work for her.
But my point is, that doesn't always work. I'd tel you right now that MOST of the people who try this ruin their horses. I have seen wonderful, bombproof kids horses get turned into running, spinning, rearing, bawking psychos because someone took them and tried to train themselves.
To the OP, PLEASE seek a professionals eye. It is best for you and the horse. I know it is hard to accept that sometimes you can't do everything yourself because I've been in your shoes before, and once I started working with a trainer I realized how much I didn't know and how with just a weekly lesson how much better my horses got.
Do this now, you will learn enough to take a horse with a foundation and turn hi into a great barrel horse. You need to teach all the buttons, the rate, the smooth motion turn, the powering out, hip control, correct body position, counter flexion, expanded turns, quarter turns at the canter, rollbacks, just to name a FEW.
I'm not trying to discourage you, I just want you and your horse to do yourselves justice and know that not everything can be done on your own. There is no shame in getting help which will help you in the long run.


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This is not the organization's first foray into the technology world. The downloadable Salvation Army Bellringer iPhone app turns the iPhone screen into the traditional bell that can be rung by shaking the iPhone.
"You can turn your iPhone into a bell, just for fun," Hood said. "A lot of people will actually approach the kettle with their iPhone shaking as they approach."
So is the traditional real-life bell going to fall by the wayside in favor of the digital version? Hood said it won't.
"We will always try to have that gold bell," he said. "I can be anywhere and hear that ringing and know it's one of ours. By and large, that bell and red kettle are pretty iconic fixtures of the holiday season in America."


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Guests at the Corpus Christi Aggie Mothers' Club fundraiser dinner are in for a special treat July 15.
Former Aggie Dat Nguyen will speak at the club's scholarship fundraiser dinner, which begins at 5 p.m. at the Congressman Solomon P. Ortiz International Center.
Nguyen is a Texas A&M University Athletics Hall of Fame member and All-Pro linebacker with the Dallas Cowboys.
In addition to a silent auction, the event will feature a live auction of an autographed print of Nguyen, who grew up in Rockport.
Cost: $30. Information: 767-7406/Lesley Hart; 533-2462/Fay Crider; 289-7905/Texas A&M Regional Prospective Student Center.
The organization functions as a chartered club of the Texas A&M Aggie Mothers' Federation and includes local families who support students attending Texas A&M University. Members promote fellowship among local Aggie mothers and for students in College Station.
Becky Warnix, club president, has experienced the comfort and convenience of the network firsthand. When her son started college at A&M, he did not have a car, and at one point he needed a ride home to Corpus Christi.
"I couldn't pick him up, so I went to my Aggie moms' network," Warnix said. Before the week's end, Warnix said she had three offers for rides home for her son.
The club meets five times a year with a goal of awarding at least two $300 scholarships to students of members at each meeting.
"We try to give to a girl and to a boy," Warnix said. She added that the club prefers to give several small scholarships rather than one big one.
Active members place the names of their students in a bucket at the start of each meeting, and the scholarship recipients are drawn in a raffle. Incoming freshmen Sarah Bailey of Taft and Casey Kinner of Corpus Christi each received a $250 scholarship at the organization's New Student Reception June 3.
Membership hit 150 for 2006, and the club still is enrolling members.
The 38th annual Rockport Art Festival will swoop into the city on the tail of the July 6 "Birds in Paradise"-themed gala.
The dinner party and art auction will usher in the weekend fair. More than 125 artists from Texas and throughout the country will exhibit their wares, including paintings, jewelry, woodwork and ceramics.
The festival will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 7 and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 8 on the Festival Grounds adjacent to the Rockport Harbor.
Children will find plenty of fun diversions at the children's activity tent and gallery. Under the tent, kids will create their own masterpieces and can shop for treasures priced less than $5.
Both days will feature The Singing Zoologist as the musical entertainment.
For those of you wary of the summer heat, worry not. Guests can bask in the cool breeze and hear music (contemporary, folk and classical) beneath a giant air-conditioned tent. Pipe Creek Rebellion kicks off the musical portion of the event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 7. Tumble Dry Low takes over from 2 to 6 p.m. Jazz saxophonist Bobby Hesch will lay it down from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. July 8.
The event will feature plenty of drinks and snacks. Event proceeds go to the Rockport Center for the Arts, an organization dedicated to providing an environment that nurtures artistic expression and appreciation. Cost: $6/ages 12 and older; $1/younger than age 12. Information: (361)729-5519 or www.rockportartcenter.com
About 90 people attended a reception June 7 in Kingsville for members of the Texas A&M University-Kingsville Javelina Alumni Association.
The reception was at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Center on the A&M-Kingsville campus.
Among those who attended: Al Hinojosa of Dallas, Texas A&I University class of 1977 and 2006-2007 Javelina Alumni Association president; Rumaldo Z. Juárez, university president; Thomas Bingham, class of 2008 and president of the Student Government Association; Treba Elizabeth Baker Skipworth, South Texas Teachers College class of 1929.
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I agree with the other reviewers. This is a beautiful and large laptop desk. Refurbished? You could have certainly fooled me - it looks brand new. :-) My only wish is that the underside had a tad bit more padding for my old and skinny legs. This is a very good item and highly recommended.
I love it!9/22/2010
I bought this because it looked similar to one I used in a nice hotel. Though at this low price I thought it couldn't have been as good--especially being refurbished. I was wrong, this one is every bit as nice. I know they call it a refurbished unit, but I can't see any difference between this one and a brand new one. I use it every day and love it! Get one while they are still available. You won't be sorry.
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Don't think I would be able to tell the difference between this one an a new one. Just what I needed. Easily holds my 17" laptop while still leaving room to use my remote mouse.
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When I and several of the girls came into the theater for the folk art musical, a pleasant man handed each of us a piece of paper with words on it."Now, sing up," he commanded with a jovial wink and grin. We settled into our seats with Merri Grace sitting to my right. Once situated, I looked at the song sheet and discovered it to be my favorite hymn. "Oh boy!" I exclaimed excitedly. "We get to sing 'I'll Fly Away.' I love this song." Merri Grace looked solemnly at her song sheet and shook her head. "I've never heard of it." This, in my opinion, is akin to a Southerner saying, "I never heard of General Sherman." It's a travesty. Never one for taking shocking situations subtly, I threw up my hands, jumped forward in my seat and turned to exclaim incredulously, "What! You've never heard of 'I'll Fly Away? What kind of Southerner are you?'" She shrugged. "Well, maybe if I hear it, I'll know it. How does it go?" I sang the first verse and part of the chorus. She raised an eyebrow and responded dryly, "Maybe if it had a tune with it, I'd recognize it." That would be an unkind reference to the fact that I am tone deaf, a price I have paid for those years I spent tagging along on the NASCAR circuit with cars that refused to wear mufflers. But at least all I lost was my mid-range hearing, which keeps me from hearing pitch. Richard Petty, on the other hand, has a hard time hearing much of anything. At least, I can hear much of something. I wrinkled my nose in aggravation. "Ha. Ha. Don't try to distract from the fact that you, a supposedly properly anointed Southerner, don't know 'I'll Fly Away.'" Her sister, sitting on the other side, joined in. "How could you not know that song?" Finally, it was determined that Merri Grace, who was raised Lutheran, but turned Methodist, had somehow just missed one of the most performed songs in gospel music history. In fact, Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, claims that it is the most recorded gospel song in history, but I, the skeptical Southerner I can be at times, find it hard to believe that it beats Amazing Grace in that category. Albert E. Brumley wrote over 800 songs in his career, including my favorite hymn, which he penned in 1929 while picking cotton in his native Oklahoma. "Actually, I was dreaming of flying away from that cotton field when I wrote it," he later said. Now, Merri Grace may be of a more formal church upbringing than I am, but still I was bum-fuzzled (a Southern term for puzzled) as to how she had missed hearing a song so indicative of Southern culture. And, as is often the case, I just couldn't let it go. I furrowed my brow and tilted my head. "Didn't you see O Brother, Where Art Thou?" "Yes." This surprised me because I wouldn't have thought it to be high-brow enough for Merri Grace. She tends to be the debutante kind of Southern girl. "Well, they sang it in the movie." It was obvious that Merri Grace was bored with the conversation and really didn't care to get into further discussion, but I wasn't letting go. Continuing in my animated style, I proclaimed, "When I die, I want them to sing 'I'll Fly Away' and 'Dixie' at my funeral." I smiled. "I want them to sing about where I've been and where I'm going." I folded my arms and nodded authoritatively. It was then that a lady on the row behind, reached over, tapped Merri Grace on the shoulder and said, "I'm from Ohio and even I know 'I'll Fly Away.'" I smiled wickedly at Merri Grace. I think that says it all. Ronda Rich is a best-selling Southern author. You can sign up for her newsletter at www.rondarich.com.
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The highs that users reach from using this drug are unpredictable and vary from extreme to mild.
No actual tests have been done to study the exact effects of this drug on the human brain, yet it is still legal?
In late 2010, the Drug Enforcement Agency announced they were going to place the substances found in K2 on the controlled substance list in order to launch a full investigation on the drug and its side effects.
Since then, 40 states have outlawed the harmful drug, however excluding New York.
As a teenager myself, I am disturbed that such an unstable and dangerous drug can legally be available for people of my age, my peers.
I urge our state legislators to consider joining the 40 states and outlawing this potent drug.
Lila Seeley is a Cazenovia High School student and member of CazAction. The organization can be reached at 481-0115 or through the website cazaction1.wordpress.com.
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Azura Cruise Review by pembrey123: Never Again
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First time crusie from Southampton - I was impressed how easy this was. Booking of the trip via a travel agent was not good. In the end I delt with P & O direct. I booked this 4 night cursie for myself and my disable mother.
Getting on the ship was great, no problems.
Cabin was great, but not very clean. Air Con did not work well, we were always feeling cold.
Butler service was very poor, only saw him once and then on last night he was looking for us so we could tip him.
Entertainment was very poor, in fact we were so board on sea day, we just walked around the deck for most of the morning.
I used the self service option for every meal. Food was good but service was so poor, table never wiped clean, service to clear tables very slow. I will never use the self service option for breakfast ever again. Too many people, no clearing of tables.
Staff at times were very rude, I had overherd a converstion a member of the entertainment team More were having with a passage, It was so bad i complained, nothing was done about that member of staff. If i had spoken to a customer in that way, i would have lost my job.
Most of the staff were unfriendly, no greetings, no smile. Even the captain.
The one exception was the staff in the spa.
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I am just curious to see how many folks are successfully using these three and if you are using 32 or 64 bit OS, NBU and plugin version?
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We are running Netbackup 6.5.4 (linux), Datadomain 188.8.131.52, Windows 2003\8 (and redhat and Solaris) 32 and 64 bit clients.
Seems to work just fine for us.
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Alex Nunn of Pro Hockey News reports that both Carl Hagelin and Oscar Lindberg had to withdraw from the Swedish National team set to play at the Karjala Cup due to injuries (here & here). Hagelin suffered a shoulder injury last week, while Lindberg recently suffered a concussion. Jesper Fast is now the lone Rangers representative on the team. For more on the Karjala Cup, click here. ...could care less that they're not playing in this tournament. Obviously, way more concerned about their health. Although they both may have a year to heal, so it might not matter. Remember to follow me on Twitter & Facebook or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Smoke Bomb is a core rogue ability learned at level 85. Rogues can drop a Smoke Bomb, creating a cloud that interferes with enemy targeting. Enemies who are outside the cloud will find themselves unable to target units inside the cloud with single-target abilities. Enemies can move inside the cloud to attack, or they can use area-of-effect (AoE) abilities at any time to attack opponents in a cloud.
In PvP, this opens up new dimensions of tactical positional gameplay, as the ability offers a variety of offensive and defensive uses. In PvE, Smoke Cloud can serve to shield your group from hostile ranged attacks, while also drawing enemies closer without the need to rely on conventional line-of-sight obstructions.
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Émile Derlin Zinsou
|Émile Derlin Henri Zinsou
|President of Dahomey
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17 July 1968 – 10 December 1969
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23 March 1918
Ouidah, Benin
Emile Derlin Zinsou (born 23 March 1918) is a Beninese political figure who was the President of Dahomey (now Benin) from 17 July 1968 until 10 December 1969, supported by the military regime that took power in 1967. Zinsou also served in the French senate from 1955 to 1958. He was previously Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1962 to 1963 and again from 1965 to 1967. He is said to have opposed the one-party Marxist policies of Mathieu Kérékou, who ruled Benin from 1972 to 1990. Zinsou was present at the signing of the treaty that formed the African Union on 12 July 2000 in Togo. He was born in Ouidah.
Political career[edit]
On 16 January 1977 an attempted coup d'état took place in Benin with a group of armed men led by renowned French mercenary "Colonel" Bob Denard took place in Benin. The operation, called Opération Crevette (or Operation Shrimp), was mounted in order to oust leftist President Mathieu Kérékou. In his autobiography, Bob Denard has mentioned that Emile Derlin Zinsou was to be reinstated in power in the aftermath of the coup, and that he was in fact waiting on board the mercenaries' plane that fled the country when the coup attempt failed. Zinsou has often denied being linked to the coup, but refused to comment on Denard's writings.
Zinsou was a mediator in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during that country's civil war in the late 1990s; he arrived in Kinshasa on 20 September 1999, along with fellow mediator Padre Matteo Zuppi, and met with President Laurent-Désiré Kabila.[1]
Zinsou is, as of 2007, the Honorary President of the National Union for Democracy and Progress political party.[2] In January 2006, he announced his support for Yayi Boni in the March 2006 presidential election.[3] Zinsou, like other world leaders of the time, contributed to a disc left on the surface of the Moon by the astronauts of Apollo 11.[4]
- ^ "Congolese mediators meet Kabila", BBC News, 23 September 1999.
- ^ Chales Yansunnu, "Mathieu Kérékou refuse l'école des anciens présidents", Fraternite (sonangnon.net), 15 June 2007 (French).
- ^ Thibaud Nagnonhou, "5e Conseil national de l'UNDP : Le Président Zinsou et les siens jettent leur dévolu sur Yayi Boni", L'Informateur (sonangnon.net), 23 January 2006 (French).
- ^ Release No 69-83F (1969). "Apollo 11 Goodwill Messages" (PDF). NASA. pp. 16–17.
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Near-Mint 1801 BD-2 Eagle1801 $10 AU58 NGC. Breen-6843, Taraszka-25, BD-2, R.2. Star 1 is noticeably separated from the hair and star 8 is a bit closer to the cap on the BD-2 die combination. This variety is plentiful in the context of early eagles, representing one of the two most common die marriages of the entire series along with 1799 BD-10. John Dannreuther suggests that 600 to 800 examples of 1801 BD-2 survive today, and that figure may be a little conservative.
Its availability means that early gold collectors and type collectors have an excellent opportunity to acquire an attractive example such as the present piece. It is a satiny near-Mint representative with mostly bold design features and excellent eye appeal. The surfaces exhibit lovely green-gold color with hints of pale orange patina. A few scattered marks on each side are entirely trivial and consistent with the grade.(Registry values: P1) (NGC ID# 2627, PCGS# 8564)
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About three weeks ago I asked my Facebook friends to consider a list of essential toddler art materials, and I received some wonderful responses and additions to the list. Thank you to Linda, Di, Miranda, Sally, and Tina for sharing your thoughts with me. Fifty is a big number, so don't fret if you can't gather all of these supplies or if you don't have room for them (I know … [Read more...]
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If your child's art supplies are anything like ours, they tend to overflow into a state of disorganization pretty quickly. As a self-proclaimed scatterer, I won't profess expertise at organization, but in attempting to bring some order to my home I've landed on some decent solutions toward wrangling art materials in a small space. And, in the process, I found some compelling … [Read more...]


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I love the way my skin looks with this product on. If you can imagine what I'm describing. I put it on after using Hope in a Jar and let it set for two minutes (as instructed) come back and my skin looks softer, small skin problems seem to have disappeared and my skin looks smooth.
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I really like this product for humid summers in GA. It cuts the shine and minimized pores well. It can be applied under or over makeup, so I don't have to start the makeup process all over again to go out at night. It's the first of its kind that doesn't clog pores or break me out even though my skin is sensitive and highly susceptible to hormonal, cystic acne. The mattifying effect lasts for 3 to 4 hours. You must reapply at least once during the day which is the only negative I have found. Even though a small amount goes a long way -- tube lasts forever -- I have repurchased once which is a tribute to how long I have enjoyed it.
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I've never really used primers before, so I have no basis of comparison - I just know this makes my skin look super smooth and even when worn under mineral makeup and it keeps my face from oiling up in the Texas humid heat. Love it.
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I would not buy this again and definitely would not recommend it. I tried it with 2 separate foundations, and both were more difficult to apply using this product than if I were to use a moisturizer. The best way to describe what my foundation looked like was semi dry Elmer's glue..looked like my skin was flaking off. And I ended up with a bad breakout afterwards. Bad product when using as a primer, which is what I intended to use it as.
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Works as it's supposed to -- keeps my makeup from becoming oiled down in the summer heat and maintains a fresh, "I-Just-Put-On-My-Makeup" look even in Seattle's muggy weather.
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I have dry-combination skin -- it's only oily on my forehead, whereas the nose, cheeks, and outter mouth area are usually dry. Philosophy's Present Clear Makeup does a good job at moisturizing as well.
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Paul Thomas Anderson Is Writing a Live-Action Version of 'Pinocchio' and *Might* Direct It
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'Getting Out' is bracing, beautiful and packs a mighty gut-punch.
This Week's Movie News in GIFs
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In 2013, Der Spiegel pressed him on his condition: Der Spiegel: Has a ball ever slipped out of your hands because of a tic?
I nervously said something about her shirt being off, and she laughed, and we switched the game to tic Tac Toe.
Elsewhere on this website, Andrew Sullivan has brilliantly designated these convolutions as a "tic of his generation."
twitching of a facial muscle, 1822, often a shortening of tic douloureux "severe facial neuralgia," literally "painful twitch" (1800), from French tic "a twitching disease of horses" (early 17c.), of unknown origin. Klein suggests an imitative origin; French etymologists compare it to Italian ticchio "whim, caprice."
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Dakar 2013, 11th Stage, La Rioja - Fiambalà
483 km stage (302 miles) including 221 km special test
Goncalves on the podium again for Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain
Paulo Goncalves took second place in the much-feared La Rioja to Fiambalà stage of the Dakar 2013. The Portuguese rider rode an error-free race on the TE449RR by Speedbrain which handled the job of the sandy terrain perfectly. Paulo thus moves up to eleventh place on the overall leader-board.
Alessandro Botturi too, put in a valiant effort struggling throughout the stage with a fractured pinky on his left-hand after yesterdays fall. Alessandro consolidates his fifth overall position with three days to go, whittling away at the time of Jakes who finished five seconds behind the Italian rider.
Joan "Bang Bang" Barreda was less fortunate, finishing in sixth place. He battled on through the special test with a pain in the left shoulder, as well as an aching hand from a previous fall. Matt Fish, too made up ground coming in twenty-first.
The Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain thus rounds off another successful day with three out of the first seven riders, and a ninth podium place in eleven days of racing.
Tomorrow its back to Chile with the 715 km (447 mile) Fiambalà-Copiapò stage including a 319 km special and a difference in height of some 3000 metres as the stage takes on the Andes.
Paulo Goncalves: I rode a great race. Im pleased for myself and for the whole team who really worked well together in this stage. I was really up for it today, and Id love to be able to win a stage before its over! Ill keep trying.
Joan Barreda: I hit a hole at high speed and felt an intense pain in my left shoulder. I had to slow the pace right down so that it wouldnt get worse. My hand was playing up a lot too. I hope to feel better for the last three days.
Alessandro Botturi: My finger was really causing me a lot of pain. I thought that I wasnt going to be able to make it, but I hung in there. Im pleased with the way that it went today. The thing is still wide open.
Result Stage 11:
1. Caselli (USA, KTM) 2h55m01s
2. Paulo Goncalves (PRT, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +00:04:45
3. Despres (FRA, KTM) +00:06:24
4. Pedrero (ESP, KTM) +00:10:18
5. Lopez (CHL, KTM) +00:10:51
6. Joan Barreda (ESP, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +00:11:09
7. Alessandro Botturi (ITA, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +00:11:31
22. Matt Fish (AUS, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +00:37:44
Overall after Stage 11:
1. Despres (FRA, KTM) 33h48m29s
2. Faria (PRT, KTM) +00:13:16
3. Lopez (CHL, KTM) +00:18:08
4. Jakes (SVK, KTM) +00:23:33
5. Alessandro Botturi (ITA, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +00:29:32
11. Paulo Goncalves (PRT, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +01:28:18
23. Joan Barreda (ESP, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +03:21:47
90.+ Matt Fish (AUS, Husqvarna Rallye Team by Speedbrain) +24:58:41
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