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Excellent post, pbm. There is almost always a difference between whomever my favorite drummer is at the time and the drummer that I think is the best at the instrument. My favorite may not be the very best, but the things he plays flow so perfectly with the music that if you aren't listening for drums, you will forget they are there. I call music that flows together like that "transcendental" music, because it transcends the senses (at least my senses).
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I totally agree - the best drummer for the music and for the instrument can be two very different people. The White Stripes with Thomas Lang would be awful. But I wouldn't go to see a Meg White drum clinic.
With regards the gig - the singer's pretty damn good, it's a big ask of anyone and nobody sounds like Geddy - it's amazing we've found him! But we aren't setting ourselves up as Rush 2, we are just some pretty musical fans of the band playing music we love for people that want to hear these songs loud and live. We will record it and get a myspace page together - I'll let you know.
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This sounded good and I followed the recipe exactly. It was so salty, we couldn't eat it. What was the purpose of the tenderizer? Sorry!
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This was a pretty good recipe. Very easy to make. I left out the meat tenderizer and I used Cajun Herb and Spice potato chips. Leftovers weren't crunchy anymore, but still very moist and tasty.
I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty this dish turned out! Instead of using chicken tenders I used boneless, skinless chicken breast. I didn't use the meat tenderizer, and had to use a substitution for the self-rising flour (1 cup of flour, 1 and 1/4 teaspoon of baking powder, and a pinch of salt). I ended up cooking the chicken for 45 minutes and even with the changes the chicken came out perfectly! The only thing I may change in the future is decreasing the amount of salt in this dish, as I felt the chicken was overly salty (especially with the chips). I will definitely be making this again! Thanks for the great recipe!
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I made this recipe with bread crumbs and panko instead of chips. No need to tenderize, as I used chickent tenders. I had never thought about using olive oil instead of eggs! It came out crunchy and tender and best of all, no deep frying.
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As the largest city thus far to file for a municipal bankruptcy, troubled cities elsewhere are hawking over the doings of the city's emergency manager, Kevyn Orr. And persistent curiosity of potential new residents keeps other onlookers tuned in. When news breaks in Detroit, it's going to break everywhere.
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The failure here rests solely on the shoulders of Detroit Police Chief James Craig and his supervisors Duggan and Orr — more Orr than Duggan. It wouldn't be the first time that a top-ranking city official has skated after a police stop. Years ago, ex-Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's aide and mistress Christine Beatty threatened to have the badge of an officer who pulled her over. The intermingling of the police department and city administration has given way to lots of dirt under the rug. It's up to new leadership — Craig was brought in last year under Orr's directives — to keep things clean.
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Johnelle Hunt was born in Heber Springs, Arkansas. She attended the University
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Johnnie B. Hunt when she was a junior in high school and four years later they
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Leadership Team entitled Campaign for the 21st Century, a major fundraising
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Century, an Advisory Board was formed of which Mrs. Hunt served on the Executive
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Steering Committee. In 2003 she accepted the invitation to serve on the Board
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Arkansas. She previously served on the UAMS Foundation Board.
1990, she and Mr. Hunt were chosen as the Arkansas Easter Seal Arkansans of the
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to receive the Worthen Professional Women of Distinction Award and has been
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Hunt were inducted into the Arkansas Business Hall of Fame.
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active role in projects developed and managed by Hunt Ventures. The group is
primarily responsible for the conception and development of the more than 600
acre project in western Rogers known as Pinnacle Hills. Johnelle is also
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Rihanna stars in Hacks on a Plane - 10 Things
Even as you read this, there's a mutiny in the skies: reports from Rihanna's Boeing 777 are not doing what her management team presumably hoped. The plane is packed to the gills with lucky fans, Rihanna-handlers and around 150 members of the press, in what no doubt seemed like a jolly promotional wheeze in the planning stages, on a junket around seven shows in seven countries. "Here's a neat way for the press to feel like they have personal access to our artist," one can almost imagine said management plotting out on a white board, "and hopefully sidestep all that weird stuff on her Unapologetic album, like the lyrics seeming to equate violence with love and that duet with her ex-and-possibly-current boyfriend who beat the living hell out of her and has been remarkably unrepentant since." However, rather than be overwhelmed by the artist's largesse, word is that sticking a bunch of journos on a plane and plying them with booze, forced sleep deprivation (with reports of three hours of less of downtime between afterparties and wake-up calls) and Michael Christian of Melbourne's Fox FM playing his harmonica over and over and over isn't winning them over. Especially since it's involved a major lack of Rihanna, who Rolling Stone reports made herself available on the first morning and has barely been seen since, with reports that she's done zero interviews, given no quotes and has been holed up in the plane's "panic room" for most of the time. And the lesson we've taken away from this is: Boeing 777s have a panic room? How often does that come up?In other career-saving-move-turned-fiasco news, early word from the US is that Liz & Dick, the telemovie about Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton screening in the US this weekend, may not in fact be the comeback that Lindsay Lohan was rather banking on it being. With her performance as the screen siren being variously described as "inadvertently hysterical" and "woeful" (Hollywood Reporter) to "hilariously bad" (Newsday), it appears that Liz and Dick could yet become a camp classic to rival Faye Dunaway's legendarily over-the-top portrayal of Joan Crawford in Mommie Dearest. Can dialogue like "I don't need a pool - I've got a whole ocean in you?" equal "No! Wire! Hangers! Ever!"? Only time will tell.
And while we're talking awesome career decisions, Sean Connery has revealed that he turned down the role of Gandalf in the Lord of the Rings movies, despite a US$6 million per film plus a staggering 15% of the profits which would have made him approximately all of the money in the world. The cinema legend supposedly has admitted that "I read the book. I read the script. I saw the movie. I still don't understand it" - though he conceded that they went with the right decision on the character: "Ian McKellen, I believe, is marvellous in it." Start your own Bond-as-Gandalf quote thread in the comments.
He might be a K-pop flash in the pan destined to have the same cultural impact on the west as such august creative forces as Crazy Frog and Melissa Tkautz, but PSY, it turns out, is the champion of the flagging musical career. First, as we pointed out earlier, he was a surprise guest at Madonna's show in NYC; but on Sunday he raised the has-been bar further by closing the American Music Awards with a surprise guest of his own: MC Hammer, who contributed '2 Legit 2 Quit' to 'Gangnam Style'. Yes, really. And yes, he's wearing Hammer pants. And boy, that dude from Modern Family looks like he's been waiting for this moment all his life.
If you were kicking yourself for not buying up big in Apple shares, then good news: having hit a record US$705.07 per share in September, the stock is now celebrating its eighth smash week of plummeting value. In fact, the value of the company has plunged by US$170 billion, which is just over three Telstras-worth of pretend money according to the SMH's baffling comparison. On the other hand, it's still one of the most successful companies on the planet and the plunge in value has very little to do with Apple itself and mainly reflects investor fear over changes to capital gains tax in the US. So, y'know, maybe this is a great time to buy up, if you're prepared to take investment advice from a somewhat facetious news column written by a man whose main retirement strategy requires a massive upswing in the value of pre-opened Star Wars figures.
Budget airline Tiger Airways reputation for quality, service and not falling out of the skies took another hit with the revelation that the carrier was using "third party" software on the bit of their computers telling them what altitude the plane was at, which is why an Airbus A320 landed at Tullamarine last June at a potentially-disasterous 500 feet lower than it had been cleared for. That somewhat disturbing piece of news joined the ominous-sounding finding that the airline had an "inconsistent safety management system" - although for all we know that just means there's no panic room in case of Rihanna. Seriously, planes have those things? Are their designers just combining elements of all of their favourite Jodie Foster films?
And the Elmo sex scandal rages on: first we told you about how Elmo muppeteer Kevin Clash was accused of having had a relationship with an underage chap; then said chap - revealed to be 23 year old Sheldon Stephens - announced that no, he'd actually been of age when he and the now-52 year old Clash were together. However now, after a reported US$125,000 out-of-court settlement, Stephens has apparently remembered that ah, no, he was totally underage and who'd like to represent him legally while he shakes some more money out of Clash's now-somewhat-parlous-looking career. That sound you hear is your childhood memories breaking.
Melbourne students, breathe easy: the VCE exam body have explained that you won't have your history marks affected by your failure to accurately explain how giant battle robots helped the socialist revolutionaries during the Russian Revolution. Yes, proving once again that it's best not to use the first thing that pops up on Google Image Search when preparing state-wide examinations, a doctored version of Storming the Winter Palace by Nikolai Kochergin appeared in the VCE History: Revolutions examination which - in an act of either inexplicable sloppiness or subversive genius - had a BattleTech Marauder in the background. Then again, if our high schools won't teach our children about the robot wars, who will?
Any fish reading this will be pleased to learn that the two year ban on letting the Abel Tasman supertrawler is totes legal, according to Environment Minister Tony Burke. While the ship's Dutch operators are planning a legal challenge, Burke reckons that it's "not uncommon" for bans to be enacted while environmental studies are conducted. To that end, a panel examining the effects on redbait and mackerel has been convened - so, enjoy your aquatic amnesty, piscine brothers.
And finally: not unlike the Victorian exams board, a Toronto bookshop has discovered that nothing livens things up like the addition of robots. Hence: Biblio-Mat, the glorious alternative to the discount bin at the Monkey's Paw bookshop, where one inserts coins and gets a random mystery book with a whole lot of satisfying clanking and rattling. It's the baby of designer Craig Small, who should be churning these babies out all over the place if you ask us. No word on whether it supports the Tsar or the Bolshevik forces, but we assume that will become terrifyingly clear soon enough.


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Stephen Solomon's most recent book, Ellery's Protest: How One Young Man Defied Tradition and Sparked the Battle over School Prayer, explores the landmark 1963 case (Abington School District v. Schempp) in which the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that organized prayer and Bible reading in the public schools violated the First Amendment. He is currently working on An American Invention: The Founding Generation and the Struggle for Freedom of Speech, to be published by Macmillan in 2014.
Solomon is associate director of the Carter Journalism Institute. He is also the founder and director of the NYU Master of Arts program in Business and Economic Reporting. He received his B.A. degree from Pennsylvania State University and his law degree from Georgetown University. His academic specialty is First Amendment law, and he teaches courses on freedom of speech and freedom of the press in the Institute as well as in the Freshman Honors Program in the College of Arts and Science. He was awarded NYU's Golden Dozen Award for excellence in teaching.
Solomon was a writer at Fortune magazine and has written for many national publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times Magazine, The New York Times Book Review, The New Republic, and The Nation. His articles have won the two most prestigious awards for business writing, the Gerald Loeb Award and the John Hancock Award for Excellence, as well as the Sidney Hillman Prize. Professor Solomon is also co-author of Building 6: The Tragedy at Bridesburg, a book-length investigation of the working conditions that caused the deaths of 54 men from lung cancer at Rohm and Haas, a Fortune 500 chemical company in Philadelphia.
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Professor Penenberg is an investigative journalist whose work has appeared in The New York Times, Forbes, Wired, [Inside], Playboy and Mother Jones. A former Senior Editor at Forbes and reporter for Forbes.com, Penenberg garnered national attention in 1998 for unmasking serial fabricator Stephen Glass of The New Republic--portrayed in the film Shattered Glass (Steve Zahn plays Penenberg).
A chapter of his first book, Spooked: Espionage in Corporate America (Perseus Books) was excerpted in The Sunday New York Times Magazine, while a portion of his second, Tragic Indifference: One Man's Battle With the Auto Industry Over the Dangers of SUVs (HarperBusiness, Nov. 2003), ran in USA Today. Penenberg has appeared on NBC's "Today Show" with Katie Couric, CNN's "American Morning" with Soledad O'Brien, Fox News, MSNBC, ABC, NBC, CNBC and NPR.
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Herd struggles with new offense
HUNTINGTON -- The Spread offense is designed to be a fast-paced attack that keeps a defense off balance and results in quick-strike scoring.
So far this season, there has not been much of a Spread, and Marshall University's football team has been left starving on both sides of the ball.
Offensively, the Thundering Herd has been hungry for points after scoring just 11 touchdowns thus far while the defense has been hungry for a break after being on the field for 34:15 -- more than one half of football -- more than the opposition.
The biggest issue plaguing both the offensive and, essentially, defensive side of the ball has been a lack of a rushing attack.
Marshall is 104th in the nation in rushing, amassing just 505 yards on the ground in five games.
Head coach Doc Holliday knows for his team to excel, they have to hit the ground running.
"We can't become one-dimensional. We have to be able to run the ball a little bit," Holliday said. "Unfortunately we haven't been able to do that."
The lack of a rushing attack has resulted in the opposition having possession of the football for nearly seven minutes more per game than Marshall on average. On the season, Marshall has gone three downs-and-out on 19 different possessions, leaving the defense to pick up the pieces for extended periods of time.
With this in mind, it is no surprise that late-game defensive collapses occurred in losses to West Virginia and Bowling Green. In those two games combined, Marshall's defense was on the field for 23 minutes more than the offense.
It is appalling that the rushing attack is having such struggles, considering it was the Herd's strength in 2009 when the team finished 7-6.
For the Herd, the offensive line and corps of running backs are very much the same from last season. Instead, the problem in 2010 has been the schematic differences associated with the Spread.
In looking at successful Spread offenses, many are predicated on having a mobile quarterback taking the snaps.
The goal is simply to get the ball to athletes in space and let them make plays.
A mobile quarterback forces the defense to spy the quarterback to avoid a run, thus allowing for one less defender in space against the receivers in the open field. With mobility at the quarterback position, a defense also has to take less chances and react more to what the offense is doing to eliminate potential big plays.
If there is no viable rushing threat behind center, the defense can predicate its game plan on taking away the vertical receivers by sending multiple blitz packages that don't allow time for a look downfield.
With several receivers in formation, a defense often sends more rushing defenders than what the Spread offense has blockers, thus also clogging up rushing lanes when a running play is called.
Southern Miss executed that to perfection Saturday night against the Herd in a 41-16 victory.
Marshall ended with 14 plays of zero or negative yards out of 23 offensive snaps in the first half as the Golden Eagles staked to a 28-0 lead.
The difference in the massive gap at halftime?
A mobile quarterback.
The arms of Marshall's Brian Anderson and Southern Miss quarterback Austin Davis were comparable, but the difference was Davis' ability to pose a rushing threat.
Davis' ability to make plays with his feet kept Marshall's defense off balance. He rushed for three first-half scores while throwing for another in the opening half.
While the game was out of reach by halftime, Marshall did get a spark in the second half by replacing Anderson with A.J. Graham at quarterback.
Of Marshall's 180 yards of offense in the contest, Graham accounted for 106 of them while giving the offense a dual-threat quarterback -- something necessary for the Herd scheme to work as it stands now.
Graham's ankle injury could keep him out for the UCF game on Oct. 13, meaning Anderson will line up behind center against a UCF team that could be more athletic than the Southern Miss defense that picked apart Marshall's offensive plans.
Anderson has played well at home, but he has not seen a playmaking defense like UCF since the Ohio State game.
"They are similar to Southern Miss," Holliday said. "They are in Central Florida and they have athletes all around them. George (UCF head coach George O'Leary) has done a great job of recruiting."
Whether a change in philosophy or a change in personnel, the Herd is going to have to find ways to keep UCF off balance.
Simply put, it's going to be hard for the Herd to get moving if the quarterback is sitting still.
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BUFORD - By annexing seven parcels of land in Monday's city commission meeting, Buford brought an additional 20 acres into its city limits.Eleven acres, more than half the acreage, lie along Gravel Springs Road near the Mall of Georgia. The Gravel Springs Road area appears to be evolving from its residential roots into a business/commercial spot. Buford's Comprehensive Land-Use Plan indicates the general area of Gravel Springs Road is expected to be used for commercial purposes, while Gwinnett County's Land-Use Plan shows it to be developed as medium-density residential at four to seven units per acre. All annexations had the blessings of Buford's Planning and Zoning Board and Gwinnett and Hall counties, depending upon where the property lay. Buford annexed six acres of residential property owned by Lamarr Bullock on Gravel Springs Road. A separate four acres at 3270 Gravel Springs Road, near the Mall of Georgia, entered Buford. The formerly residential property was rezoned to commercial to be compatible with adjoining property. Less than one acre at 3220 Gravel Springs Road was annexed into Buford and rezoned from residential to commercial. A house that sits on the property will be upgraded and opened as an office/retail establishment. Less than one acre on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard in Hall County near McEver Road was annexed into Buford and rezoned from residential/agricultural to commercial. A special-use permit, which would allow Pedro Montenegro to open a retail tire store, was tabled until the June city commission meeting. Four residential acres connecting Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and South Waterworks Road were annexed into Buford. Four acres at 2463 Buford Dam Road were annexed and rezoned from residential to commercial use. The rental house on the property will be converted into an office, with the rear possibly used for boat storage in the future. This property was a pocket of county land surrounded on two sides by the city of Buford. Less than one acre at 5575 Lakeshore Drive was annexed in Buford retaining its residential zoning. Larry Marsingill appointed housing authority commissioner Larry Marsingill, 67, was appointed to Buford's Housing Authority Commission to fill the seat vacated by David House. House, 81, served 35 years in the voluntary position of Housing Authority Commissioner. He retired March 31. Marsingill, a Navy veteran, was educated in Buford schools and has lived in the city most of his life. He is active with the Church of God and was married to his wife, Doris, for 48 years. House has been a resident of the Buford Housing Authority since 1995. Portion of Sudderth Road abandoned Old Sudderth Road is following a new path. The road has been rerouted and upgraded to create a safer road for drivers and walkers. As a result, about 200 feet of the old Sudderth Road, about a quarter of which lies in Sugar Hill, is now unused and will be abandoned. City Commission Chairman Phillip beard said the abandoned road will be given to the adjoining property owners. New furniture for new City Hall Buford City Commissioners approved spending $281,000 to furnish the new City Hall building. The contract was awarded to Interior Space Consultants, the lowest bidder.
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Feelin' Kinda Blue: Our own Dustin Nosler with his mid-season top 25 prospects.
Emory Sports Marketing Analytics: Dodgers fans are tied for first in the MLB in terms of intensity and loyalty.
Mike Scioscia's Tragic Illness: A point-by-point breakdown of the Yasiel Puig criticism.
Think Blue LA: Puig gives a fan with cerebral palsy his jersey. Monster.
Yahoo! Sports: The story of one of Puig's defection attempts, brought to you by Jeff Passan. Great read.
NotGraphs: Chronicling why Puig is such a terrible person.
Look, I don't know Puig as a person, but there's certainly a different narrative that could be built about him if the media wanted to. One with actual physical evidence and not just supposition and assumption, but I already outlined why that didn't happen.
Puig may yet prove to be a shitty person, that's absolutely a possibility. But as of right now, it's pointless to label him this or that based on whether he bat-flips or whatever else. That's the point.
Baseball Musings: Puig's hot start and BABIP are unsustainable, but what are the chances that his entire skill set is a mirage? Not likely, according to Dave Pinto.
Another way of looking for the lower bound is to ask, "What is the lowest BA that would put a 47 for 106 in a 95% confidence interval?" The answer is .347. That BA would produce a 95% confidence interval from 27 to 47. If you go to a 99% confidence interval, the lowest batting average that produces an upper bound of 47 is .320.
One last data point comes from running Marcels on Puig's season so far. That predicts a .294 BA for him next year.
So we have a lower limit of .275 based on Steamer and an upper limit of .347 based on a 95% confidence interval that would produce his hits so far. Splitting the difference puts him at .311. The Dodgers will gladly take that.
Sounds good to me.
FanGraphs: Jeff Sullivan shows the adjustments that the league is making to Puig.
FanGraphs: While being successful without a respectable walk rate is possible, it just isn't likely, and that matters to Puig.
Baseball Prospectus: Figuring out the makeup aspect of a ballplayer is one of the last frontiers of analysis, and this article might be the groundwork.
Crunchology: I was sent this link and I actually found it interesting. It's about athlete performance and whether it increases or decreases while dating celebrity girlfriends/wives. As you know, the common refrain (Matt Kemp/Rihanna) is that celebrity girlfriends/wives torpedo the production of male athletes, but that doesn't appear to actually be the case. Rather, it seems like the public just has selection bias.
ESPN: Pitchers who changed the way we look at pitch counts. Notice the consistent overexertion? It's not just one start of 130 pitches or one start on short rest that's going to kill an arm.
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See definition in Oxford Advanced Learner's DictionarySyllabification: ab·ro·gate
Pronunciation: /ˈabrəˌɡāt/
Definition of abrogate in English:
verb[with object] formal
1Repeal or do away with (a law, right, or formal agreement): a proposal to abrogate temporarily the right to strike
More example sentences
- This section abrogates the common law principle, historically enshrined in the Judges' Rules, that only a defendant's voluntary statements can be relied on in a criminal trial.
- Accordingly, it is not within the competence of the Rules Committee, to abrogate the common law.
- The employees submitted that the Premier Plan and the associated trust could not be separated and the merger could not lawfully abrogate the trust rights to which they were entitled.
Law disallow, cancel, invalidate, nullify, void, negate, dissolve, countermand, declare null and void, discontinue;
reverse, retract, remove, withdraw, abolish, put an end to, do away with, get rid of, end, stop, quash, scrap;
Law disaffirm
2Evade (a responsibility or duty): we believe the board is abrogating its responsibilities to its shareholders
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- They also used this employment instrument to abrogate any responsibility for wrongdoings against employees.
- The mainstream media have abrogated their responsibility to deal with the facts.
- They have abrogated their duty to the country.
The verbs abrogate and arrogate are quite different in meaning. While abrogate means 'repeal (a law),' arrogate means 'take or claim (something) for oneself without justification,' often in the structure arrogate something to oneself, as in the emergency committee arrogated to itself whatever powers it chose.
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repeal, revocation, repudiation, rescinding, overturning, annulment, overruling, cancellation, invalidation, nullification, negation, dissolution, discontinuation;reversal, retraction, removal, withdrawal, abolitionformal rescissionrare deracination
- The courts accept that abrogation of these privileges can only be made by statute but nonetheless there is considerable scope for judicial definition of limits.
- It would depend on the detailed operation of the law and it is most unlikely that a blanket abrogation of legal professional privilege would survive.
- The administration's arguments justifying the wholesale abrogation of civil liberties are by no means limited to an emergency response to an immediate threat.
Pronunciation: /ˌabrəˈɡāSH(ə)n/noun
Early 16th century: from Latin abrogat- 'repealed', from the verb abrogare, from ab- 'away, from' + rogare 'propose a law'.
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Styygens, the Owari Kan Ryu school of spearmanship (sojutsu), founded in 1671. by Tsuda Gonnojo Taira Nobuyuki is a prime example of alive koryu training.
They have sparring in every training session, wear armour similar to kendo bogu (a little bit more heavy duty), and sometimes mix up sparring with sword vs spear or spear vs naginata matchups.
Do you have any more info on the methods that were used? I haven't seen much on the topic of alive training in koryu.
What is clear, imo, is they developed substitutes for bokken as early as 16th century.
See for instance:
"In his search for a worthy successor, Kamiizumi Ise no Kami engaged Yagyu Tajima no Kami Taira no Munetoshi (1527-1606) in combat, defeating the latter by using the kiki-hada, a sword made of bamboo strips covered with the skin of toads*." Draeger in Classical Budo, p.72
Later, we have the developement of shinai and protective equipement:
"The introduction of bamboo practice swords (shinai) and armour (bogu) to "ken" training is attributed to Naganuma Sirozaemon Kunisato** during the Shotoku Era (1711-1715). Naganuma developed the use of kendo-gu (bogu) (protective equipment) and established a training method using the shinai.
In addition, the inscription on the gravestone of Yamada Heizaemon Mitsunori's, (1638-1718) third son Naganuma Sirozaemon Kunisato (1688-1767), the 8th headmaster of the Kashima Shinden Jikishinkage-ryu Kenjutsu, states that his exploits included improving the bokuto and shinai, and refining the armour by adding a metal grill to the men and thick cotton protective coverings to the kote. Kunisato inherited the tradition from his father Heizaemon in 1708, and the two of them worked hard together to improve the bogu until Heizaemon's death."
Source: http://www.chuokendo.com/kendo-history
And chapter 4 or Friday's Legacies of the sword:
the Kashima-Shinryū and samurai martial culture
* mistranslation, no amphibians were stripped for covering the bamboo.
** Jiki Shinkage-ryu


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First, . . . . after all the confusion, lies and false figures who can trust , B.P. , the U.S Coast Guard, or the media ? None of the above not for a moment.
Dear Juze003 I hate to break the news to you my friend they did say it was magically gone ! Go back and read every story, I and many others have, they made it quite clear it was gone, vanished ! Oh and that's a good figure you wrote "Between 80 million and 154 million gallons in the gulf ".
With all the experts (so called experts) and all we get is - SOMEWHERE between 80 and 150 million gallons in the gulf are you kidding me ! I hope the next flight I board has a pilot with better math skills than these experts!
Lies, lies and more lies don't you get it B.P. will be fined for each gallon they spilled ! Do that math will you.
B.P. should have nothing else to do with the issue, when the well is sealed FOR EVER they should be fired, moved off U.S soil never to drill baby drill again. There are responsible companies that can do the job, but not them.
First thing I wish for is the eleven family survivors be paid for their losses without having to go through the long court battle that should not take place.
Next who's GOING TO JAIL and when?
Anyone at B.P who took the "fifth " needs to go to jail until they speak the truth!
Oh by the way the oil is out there, and will be for a very long time.
All of you in the gulf region should know from Connecticut and across the nation will not forget what these folks did to your water, your land and your way of living !
What a circus, what a bunch of BS. How many so called experts do we really need ?
How many of these reports are from experts paid for by our friends at BP ?
1) Any report from any so called expert hired by BP . . . . throw it out!
2) Any report generated by the EPA . . . . . throw it out !
3) Any report by the US Coast Guard . . . . . throw it out.
4) Any report from any person or agency that has one thread of involvement with any oil company . . throw it out !
5) Any person responsible for slanting any report . . . put them in JAIL !
The only report I can trust would be that of National Geographic Magazine.
LIES, LIES and more LIES.
What kind of game is this anyway ? It's called BUSINESS as usual that's what it is !
It is long over due to TELL THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH and NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
If we don't there will be no clean waters left for life to survive on. It's time to end corporate greed and put the earth before profit.
I would like someone to write a report on the real costs of this spill, YES THE REAL COST ! If you see that figure and put it into true Green Energy answers you will find out thousands of good jobs could be created rather then using our world and our country as a huge TOILET.
Well here comes the lawyers who will be making tons of money while the folks who need it wait and wait and wait.
How about this . . . . they finally made an initial deposit of $3 billion, big deal at the same time they announced "the oil is gone "
Get ready America we are on the road to twenty years of lawyers just like the folks in Alaska got and yet go there and turn over a rock and what do you find? . . . . . OIL
Well the oil is gone, . . . . right ?
So I will be on the next flight from Connecticut and enjoy as much crab, and gulf shrimp as I can eat it my five day vacation.
They are saying come on down its OK . . . . eat all you can . . . seafood is safe, right ? They must be right so I will come and eat my self to death , . . . . I will order with " SWEET CRUDE ON THE SIDE ". . hope they don't charge me extra !
Got to go. . . . I must book my flight tonight !
I don't think so, we here in Connecticut have a problem, our lobster population is dying, why ? Chemicals in the food chain, can we get a straight answer ? No, No & No,
What do we get? Study after study after study, from who? "LEADING EXPERTS WHO CAN'T MAKE UP THEIR MINDS that's what!
So her we are "THE WHEELS OF THE WORLD ARE FALLING OFF " and what do the do? Another study?
To tell the truth is Going, Going, GONE I am afraid to say
At this point I do not trust one thread of what they say.
It's all about the money, always has be, always will be.
First if the oil industry were , ..... " dedicated to safety " . . . . . this would never have happened in the first place !
At a plant under construction in Connecticut safety was last and cost six lives, in the gulf eleven!
In both cases, clear disregard for human life took place , . . . so don't tell me or any one else about safety !
Send those responsible to jail !
Safety before profits !
To the eleven who died in the name of profits, we as a great full nation will not forget your loss, not now not ever.
So let's see , . . . ."Convincing Public that gulf seafood is safe will take time, experts say "
Who are the experts ? . . . The EPA ? . . . . Some marketing firm ? . . . . NOOA's seafood inspection program ? . . . . How about BP ? . . . . The coast guard ? . . . How about some seafood sniffer, I don't think so !
If the seafood is safe then throw a huge party for every share holder of BP's stock, all BP CEO'S and employees, the coast guard, NOOA, and and all elected officials, local state and federal.
If it's safe then they will eat it right ?
Wake up America ! We do not want any government agency, no experts paid off by BP to be involved with seafood testing, why you ask ? . . . . . . .THEY CAN'T BE TRUSTED, can they ?
Together BP & Washington just can't count, we have been given just about the most confusing information that could be had. Hundreds and I mean hundreds of the smartest minds have had a good look at the data and yet there is a continued guessing game going on, what's up with that ?
BP lied from day one, did they not ? Did they know the truth ? YES !
Lets do a simple test , . . . . go to Alaska where the men in the white suits power washed the rocks for the media and what will you find if you turn one over ? OIL - . . . . . . . .Exxon's OIL , . . . . . . .YES OIL.
How long ? Since 1989 - yes thats twenty one years. Now tell me where the oil is in the Gulf. We know where it is, they hid it. By hiding it the operation is forgotten period.
America gets screwed by big oil again, thanks BP
News flash: BP HAS FAILED TO DELIVER THE FIRST INSTALLMENT ON THE 20 BILLION FUND IT PROMISED TO CREATE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I said it before and will say it again,
Get the 20 billion now, not next week, all of it up front no questions asked, sell Ton'ys boat if you have to but get with it! If we don't we will be holding the bag !
Force BP to fund Bobby Gindal with the best seafood testing in the world. Make the gulf region the nations leader in seafood testing. Create jobs prove to us the fish is safe and business will rebound. Not random testing all the time testing and not by that sniffer dog dressed as a human smelling fish.
In the process test all seafood coming into the country, what you will find out is fish that is as toxic as hell. The facts on my claim are researched and published look it up.
Watch out BP will plug this well and then what ? They will have a NEW plan to open the well, this is all ready under way.
I can just hear it from BP "we have developed a new safe way to drill in deep water.
Well what do you know, yet another blunder from our paper pushing federal employees.
Now calling for enforcement of existing regulations what a joke. If these government regulators were doing their jobs rather than watching porn on their computers the job would have been done.
But what do they do ? " Send out a safety notice on August 1, 2007, advising operators to remove their idle equipment " Ha, Ha, Ha, what a joke !
It's long over due to FIRE a whole lot of people and a few should go to jail, but no they have really good jobs pushing useless paper around for years, nice job they have don't you think.
The wheels of the system in Washington are broken time for an oil change !
The mess in the gulf is one thing but the mess in Washington is the cause of so much waste that I have a hard time figuring out why it goes on and on and on.
WHEN WILL IT END ? . . . . . . MR PRESIDENT SIR, YOU RAN FOR CHANGE, CAN YOU PLEASE CHANGE THIS ABUSE, Please.
Well what do you know, the oil is gone ! How nice. It just vanished, disappeared, gone ? What a magic trick
David Copperfield did it, . . . . . he made a train vanish on TV, I saw it with my own eyes.
Sorry folks, what really happened is in the middle of the night a spaceship from Mars landed and they took it, I saw it, I really did, no lie.
The bottom line is those who run this place called America and BP must think we are really stupid.
Just like the Alaska Oil spill, hundreds of workers power washing the rocks along the shore. When I went up there all I needed is to turn a rock over and what do you find ? OIL! . . . . . But that oil vanished also, right? .. . . . . . . . . .WRONG !
What really vanished in Alaska was the payment to all those who fought a twenty year court battle to what end ?
Personally I think a " BOX OF ROCKS " is smarter then those in charge.
In closing I have read this story each day and wish to say they are some very smart people out there. You all should be proud for what you have written here in the Tymes - Picayune is outstanding. There are some of you who should be running this country.
Thanks , . . . . . . jlb ct.
I fish in our Long Island Sound and harvest shellfish in Connecticut from our shore. If we had this spill all I would think about is food testing.
No matter what you folks thing of Gov. Bobby Jindal the seafood testing is a good thing, although I feel much more funding needs to be put into the job.
The number of samples slated for testing is just not enough, it needs to be doubled or more. If done right the income base would begin to come back for the fisherman. Restore the faith that seafood is truly safe and people will return.
To the heavily hit areas this will take much more research to find out what kind of damage the chemicals BP used will have. And do not forget the millions of gallons of oil that sank and what impact that will have.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC and the other leaders will tell the truth, not the people in office or BP.
I will say it again , . . . . . . BP should pay for all of this no matter what the cost !
This will take years and BILLIONS OF DOLLARS so get get it NOW from BP before the lawyers pull their twenty five year game of court, meetings, experts and Bull *hit, . . . big oil had given us time and time again !
Make them Pay, . . . make them pay it all, . . . . and make them pay enough "UP-FRONT " to cover the damage for at least a few years, not in some account that promises they will pay.
Sorry I just don't trust Bp , . . . never have , . . . never will, . . . . it's up to them to prove themselves, until then I wont.
If not America will pay and we should not have to.
Double & triple duh !
Now on to business . . . . SEIZE all of BP'S holdings because we will be as deep in lawyers as we are in their oil. It will be around for many years to come and we won't get paid.
The BP lawyers have a well developed exit plan and America will be holding the bag.
Get at least $40 billion in the bank, as in now, this week not some false hope or promise - do it quick before the lawyers do another days worth of work on BP's behalf to screw America.
Look at the track record folks, Alaska twenty years of lawyers what happened ? America got screwed. What happened in the Cape Cod spill ? We got screwed ! Did we ever win in one of the cases with big oil and their spills ? No
Turn down the screws, bring those responsible to trial and then directly to jail !
Yes another flippin study, study, study, meetings, and yes another study what a crock.
I live in Connecticut and saw first hand what's gone on in Massachusetts, it's exactly what Renewable1 states above.
Just like the folks in Alaska twenty plus years of law suits to no end other than making the lawyers rich. Some things never change, what a way to run a country. Do you trust the Coast Guard now ?
I want to bee the one who packs Tony's Parachute trust me it won't open.
Said it before and I'll say it again, . . . . bring Tony's prized sailboat to the gulf, have the coast guard fit it out as a skimmer and give Tony a job for the next three years sucking oil out of the marsh land.
His pay, . . . .the same pay rate his BP buddies gave the non Americans they hired, Eight bucks an hour.
When he's through send him to jail for a few more years then give him his boat back !
Along with Tony a list of other BP fat cats need Jail time also.
The government should freeze ALL the assets of BP this week , . . . . .they will never make the payments anyway.
Well this testimony is proof enough of who is going to pay, . . . our friends at BP, end of story.
It is time to take complete control of the well and putting it to sleep for ever. I hope it doesn't blow and kill more workers in the process.
The government should take control of every asset BP owns at once.
There are many at BP who belong in jail for killing 11 workers, killing the gulf and erasing the way of life of thousands of Americans for years to come.
Tony's prized sail boat should be refit with skimmers with him at the helm for about four years sucking every drop of oil in every inlet in the gulf region. Once that's done he can have his oiled boat back.
PS Tony your pay is the same as the non American help BP hired, $8.00 an hour. Good Luck
Adm. Thug Allen,
Your one hell of a writer, why don't you run for office, any small town, city or federal.
How about a job doing free lance editorials our Connecticut news papers like the New Haven Register(rag) need your letters as do all other states.
All of you who write at NOLA.com need to get together and help us take back the gulf and our country.
Thanks to all of you who spend your time to tell it the way it is, thanks.
Well said LWCata,
If all of the folks including you write this well then send your comments to Washington and this *hit will change, not before.
Stop commenting here, . . . . start writing to each and every elected person in America. This will bring change.
Some hope from Connecticut we are with you !
How did tony Hayward get this press, . . . . he should be sent back to England and never step on U.S. soil again ! "I want My life back "
Hello Tony we want your prize sail boat in the gulf on Friday to start skimming oil for about the next five years, when were done with her you can have her back !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Call me and let me know when she's coming and I will fly down to see first hand Mr. Allen hand over your USCG approval papers.
Oh by the Mr. Hayward the United States of America will be glad to pay you the $8 bucks an hour the same rate BP paid the help who don't even live here, there not citizens - what don't you or BP understand about that ?
Now on to Mr. Costner, . . . . . . America thanks you from the bottom of our hearts to have spent almost twenty five years and millions of your own dollars developing something that is so simple and it really works. I think you deserve to head up the Coast Guard in cleaning up this mess.
We only have one planet, we only have one chance to save it and that would be now not tomorrow.
No more buying a seat in government, end big oil and get with the program.
I have read since day one and all of you who write your rants and raves here at NOLA.com are some bunch of folks you all have something to say just like we said to England in Boston harbor in 1776.
Please take all of what you write here and send it to the local, state and federal government and you can change this rape of the planet and the gulf region.
Connecticut and the Nation are watching and waiting, we support all of you in the gulf and we want your lives back not Mr. Hayward's, trust us !
To Tin Foil Hat Guy,
From Connecticut we want you all down there to know the nation is with you.
The trash hauling company is dumping this toxic crap in landfills in three states through a huge contract with our friends at BP and the government ! If we did that we would be put in jail, PERIOD !
When will they get their act together, answer - NEVER ! This leads me to one thing it's up to you to make it right. What can we do to help I don't know. Keep writing and let us know what we can do. It's time to put all elected folks on notice they are done.
I guess the only way to begin change is VOTE UM OUT !
Keep writing but rather in these comment sections write to congress and the white house as I do, let them know ENOUGH IS ENOUGH !
jlb ct.
Dear KSchmill,
You are right on point in your statement, thanks.
As a matter of fact the Dutch have built what our Army Corps can't, . . . . . . .sorry, can, . . . . . but can't because of out complete jam-up of RED tape and paperwork brings as you know, . . . complete and utter failure.
My point, . . . . . we need to FIRE about 60-75% of all government and put the right minds to the task not the fools who run this place called America.
We in fact can do it right but can't because a seat in any branch of our system and our stupid, . . . two party system is bought by BIG OIL and special interest, . . . . Period !
Until true reform takes place America will be in for a very long and cold shower and the planet will die.
From someone who really cares and is totally useless due to those who run this country.
PS - I am so sorry for all of you in the Gulf and the world.
Don't think I am a trouble maker but I'm thinking these guys are left without a way to make a living, for a Loooooooooooooooooooooong time !
Lets say these guys know the water better than the US Coast Guard (the just may) and the water was clean. It very well could have been who knows the 30,000 pounds was dumped overboard, evidence gone !
I am thinking the shrimp should have been tested at very least, . . . just so we know. Look at the maps the government has closed a HUGE area and I mean HUGE.
If tested and found safe the fisherman should have been arrested and fined based on the conditions. If the shrimp were safe ( a pretty easy test) they should have received a reduced fine and able to sell the shrimp to pay their bills.
How do we know how long the BP or government claim process will take?
How do we know weather or not these fisherman have the funds to feed their family?
Or how about they should have been hired to assist in clean up effort and they wouldn't have been fishing !
I want a follow up story to hear their side of the story, and don't forget the lawyers will make the $$$$$$ on this case for sure.


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