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UTAH COUNTY, Utah — A video of three Utah Boy Scout leaders toppling an ancient sandstone formation at Goblin Valley State Park has gone viral, and after more than 2 million views, the individuals connected to the video said they're receiving death threats.
"You have no idea: ridiculous," said Glenn Taylor, who toppled the 200-million year-old boulder. "We're dealing with it. We made a mistake, and they want to go after our family."
Many have expressed outrage after the trio posted video of themselves toppling a rock formation that dates back to the Jurassic period. Click here for the video of the incident.
"I'm not aware of any other times where this has happened," said Jeff Rasmussen, who is the deputy director of Utah State Parks and Recreation.
While leading a scouting camping trip, the leaders insist they pushed the boulder over for safety reasons.
The man shooting the video, Dave Hall, can be heard saying: "Some little kid was ready to walk down here and die, and Glenn saved his life by getting the boulder out of the way. It's all about saving lives here at Goblin Valley."
"Not at all credible. No," said Eugene Swalberg, spokesperson for Utah State Parks. "There's been no documented falling of rocks on any individuals that any of us are aware of, so this is highly inappropriate behavior."
But Hall disagreed.
"Just because there's no documentation of a goblin falling on somebody doesn't mean that it can't happen," he said.
While they're sticking to their story, Glenn Taylor has expressed regret for his actions. Investigators are now mulling criminal charges, including possible felonies. The Boy Scouts of America condemned the actions today.
National spokesperson Deron Smith said in part: "We are shocked and disappointed by this reprehensible behavior. For more than a century, the Boy Scouts of America has been a leader in conservation… the principles of 'Leave No Trace' …The isolated actions of these individuals are absolutely counter to our beliefs and what we teach. We are reviewing this matter and will take appropriate action.'
"We are 100 percent willing to be responsible for anything that we might have done," Hall said.
"I love the Boy Scouts, I'm sorry they're going through with this," Taylor added. "I wish we would've gotten a ranger and let him push it over."
Swalberg said a ranger would not have toppled the formation. The three could be punished by the scouts, and while the Emery County Attorney has not received the case yet, park officials said there could be some decisions Monday.


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MU Choral Union invites singers to join ensemble
HUNTINGTON -- Singers are invited to join the Marshall University Choral Union, an ensemble dedicated to outstanding performance of choral masterworks to perform for the spring season.
Rehearsals begin at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 15. The Choral Union rehearses from 7 to 9 p.m. every Tuesday in the Smith Music Hall choir room (#150).
The year 2013 marks the 100th anniversary of Benjamin Britten's birth and the 70th birthday of Morten Lauridsen, who is still very active composing and teaching in the United States. The pieces to be performed in the spring semester include Britten's Festival Te Deum, Lauridsen's "Sure on this Shining Night," and Edward Elgar's Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands.
Directing the chorus this semester is recent Marshall University master's degree graduate William Murphy. He has been the director of Choral Union since January 2012, with previous performances including John Rutter's Gloria, Ralph Vaughan Williams' Five Mystical Songs, opera choruses with the MU Opera Workshop and a collaboration with the West Virginia Symphony Chorus singing Marc-Antoine Charpentier's Messe de Minuit pour Noel and Charles w Magnificat. He also is the accompanist for the West Virginia Symphony Chorus in Charleston and organist at St. John's Episcopal Church in Huntington.
Performances will take place later in the semester with dates to be announced.
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I decided to share this video here at the Borderhouse I found accidently while looking for other things. I thought the drawings were quite nice and it brings some interesting discussions. A friend of mine also saw the video and we had a nice talk about it. We didn't agree on everything and I thought it would be interesting to see other opinions. Here's the link for the video:
Video Games and the Female Audience
Here are my views about some topics the video discusses:
– I have lots of girlfriend who like games and never felt discriminated for being a girl and liking games.
– Think more girls working in the game industry would mean more diverse games for everyone.
– People who don't like games don't care when I talk about games. But they could be either a boy or a girl. Just because it's a guy doesn't mean he's going to like games.
– Didn't like the drawing about the Twilight book to attract the girl to play. Hate the stereotype all girls like Twilight. I couldn't care less about that book.
– Lots of female game characters make me puke because of their stupid unrealistic watermelon breasts that give the idea women are only worthy when they look good.
– Never played any of the Ubisoft games "made for girls". Was never interested. Don't think they're the best way to bring little girls to play games. I began playing with platformers, so I still think platformers are the best to make any child of any gender like videogames
– Definitely don't like those "sexy girls" who go to game conventions and pretend to play games. Makes me want to puke. The marketing guys need to have better ideas on how to advertise a game. These girls just reinforce the stereotype females can't play videogames.
– I personally think nice female protagonists or lots of customisation options would bring more girls into gaming.
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The margin of error in the Southern Conference just got a little smaller.
With just a month remaining in the regular season, there are six teams within two games of first place in the SoCon. The Cougars (20-16, 11-6) are just a half-game back of Western Carolina and Elon for first place.
The Cougars open a three-game home series against Furman this afternoon beginning at 5 p.m. at Patriots Point. The game was moved up an hour because rain is predicted later tonight.
Not only is a conference title on the line for the Cougars, but possibly an at-large NCAA bid as well. With the conference tournament and regionals just around the corner, the Cougars have been in the NCAA bubble discussions. Baseball America currently is projecting the Cougars as the only at-large possibility from the SoCon. Charleston leads the SoCon with an RPI rating of 57.
"Each weekend from now until the conference tournament will be crucial with so many teams so close together," said College of Charleston coach Monte Lee.
"We have to be consistently aggressive at the plate and play solid defense. We have pitched pretty well all season, so if we can put all three together every game, we can be successful down the stretch."
Charleston outfielder Brandon Murray has been putting together an MVP-type season in the past month, hitting .438 with 23 RBIs and an .833 slugging percentage since March 29. He was named the Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week and the Southern Conference player of the week after setting a school record with nine RBIs in an 18-5 win over Davidson last weekend.
The Paladins are led by former Bishop England star Alex Abrams. Abrams is scheduled to pitch Saturday night in the second game of the series. Abrams is 3-0 with a 1.95 earned run average. He has 21 strikeouts in 272/3 innings this season. At the plate, Abrams leads the Paladins with a .333 batting average, three home runs and 21 RBIs.
The Paladins (19-16, 7-11) have had a roller-coaster season, starting the season with wins over Michigan State, South Carolina and Georgia. The Paladins, however, have stumbled in SoCon play, losing series to Davidson, Wofford and Samford.
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Summer'2O1O will always be a great memory!
We sat up til dawn writing scripts of explicit scenes;
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It was just me, you and your three year old son;
Summer ended and school began, routines every way;
Though that didn't stop our dreams roaring high;
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EPA Puts Off Clean-up of Nuclear Dumpsite, As Lawsuits Pile Up and Activists Circle the Wagons
|Via Missouri Coalition for the Environment
|Seriously, don't let your kids play here.
The EPA landed West Lake in 1990, when the site was added to their list of congressionally-approved Superfund Sites.
"They've been managing the site with rules that are applied to municipal waste, not nuclear waste," said Kathleen Logan Smith, Executive Director of the Missouri Coalition for the Environment, adding that the problem might be worse than any agency could imagine.
"We're not just talking about radioactive waste. We're talking about radioactive waste sitting in toxic waste sitting on top of ground water. This is a really dangerous cocktail here."
Officials from the EPA have been trying to figure out what to do with West Lake for over two decades. In 2008, after conducting investigations of the site, the EPA issued a "Record of Decision" for remediation efforts in West Lake. The decision was to put a cover over the top of the site and leave the waste there, while continuing to monitor groundwater in the surrounding area. Activists, residents, and the nearby city of Florissant condemned the non-solution and the EPA has been giving it a second go over the last couple of years.
A spokesperson for the EPA referred Daily RFT to a November 2012 fact sheet they released on West Lake. According to the release, they performed additional studies and groundwater testing in August (which was, if you remember, the driest month ever) and will hold a public meeting in January to discuss findings.
Ed Smith (no relation to Kathleen), Missouri Coalition for the Environment's energy policy director, tells Daily RFT that he's been disappointed by the EPA's unwillingness to work with activists on the site and with state politicians for their lack of interest. He cited a September article in the Beacon in which Senators Claire McCaskill and Roy Blunt both vowed to "seek answers" over recent findings that the federal government used north St. Louis to conduct (potentially radioactive) particle-dispersal experiments during the Cold War.
"They won't touch this," Smith said, referring to West Lake. "It irks me that they're concerned with people from the 1950s and 60s who probably aren't even really around anymore, when they could be helping people now, preventing a disaster that could hit them at any time."
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Gwen Stefani Shows Off Her Hippie Chic Style In London (Photos)
Talk about a hippie mama! Chart-topper Gwen Stefani was spotted once again showing off her newly-acquired hippie look while she was running errands in London, England on Saturday afternoon.
Seriously, Gwen's hair looks like it's flawless and in place every time we see her. Either she gets it blown out every single morning, or those are the best extensions we've seen in a very long time.
Check out our photos below and let us know what you think of Gwen's style here.
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Mackie Celebrated 2006 with Fresh New Products at Winter NAMM
January 31, 2006 - Woodinville, Wash - Mackie kicked off 2006 with an impressive presence at Winter NAMM in Anaheim with an array of groundbreaking new product announcements, an unbelievable lineup of celebrity guests and a jam-packed booth.
Winter NAMM announced the official launch of 29 new and unique Mackie products for 2006 including the Quad EQ and Quad Comp/Gate digital signal processors, the M-Series Power Amplifiers, Satellite FireWire Recording System, S400 Precision Passive Loudspeakers and two new mid-format live sound consoles which join the ever-expanding Onyx family—the Onyx 24.4 and 32.4.
Presentations and Celebrity Guests
Mackie's talented and adored product specialists kept the booth full of engaged attendees enjoying the daily Desktop Production and DJ Mixing and Production presentations. The mind-boggling turntable skills of Mackie's own DJ Rocky Rock, West Coast King of the d.2, drew astonishing crowds every afternoon and four lucky NAMM attendees took home their very own Mackie d.2 DJ Mixer. Other special guest DJ's included French sensation, DJ Troubl' and the world's youngest DJ, eight year old DJ Yeah (www.akshenandyeah.com).
Special celebrity signings by the highly recognizable George Clinton, Buckethead from Guns n' Roses and the legendary Bootsy Collins had fans wrapped around the Mackie booth waiting for a chance to get an autograph from their favorite Mackie artist.
The Mackie Onyx 800R was named Best Hardware Value and Mackie Control C4 Best DAW Control Surface during the fourth annual Remix Technology 2005 Awards.
At the Electronic Musician 2006 Editors Choice Awards, the Mackie Onyx 1620 w/ FireWire I/O card was named Editor's Choice Mixer and the Mackie Onyx 800R Editor's Choice Preamp.
Music & Sound Retailer honored the Mackie Onyx as the Best New Mixer/Console award of 2005.
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A Weekend of Lovecraftian Horror
Announcing Arkham Nights 2011, October 14-16 in Roseville, MN
You see them? You see them? You see the things that float and flop about you and through you every moment of your life? You see the creatures that form what men call the pure air and the blue sky? Have I not succeeded in breaking down the barrier; have I not shewn you worlds that no other living men have seen? –H.P. Lovecraft, "From Beyond"
October 14th-16th, 2011, Fantasy Flight Games is proud to present Arkham Nights, an exciting weekend special event filled with countless hours of gaming, mystery and gothic horror! Join us at the magnificent Fantasy Flight Games Event Center in Roseville, Minnesota and share in this celebration of the venerable setting created by master storyteller H.P. Lovecraft. We will have tables filled with sets of Arkham Horror, Call of Cthulhu: The Card Game, Mansions of Madness, and Elder Sign for players of all levels. And a few lucky attendees will win the chance to help design a future Mansions of Madness expansion!
Games filled with supernatural terror
Arkham Horror is a wildly popular board game of mystery and madness set in the 1920's of Arkham, Massachusetts. In it, players cooperate to investigate the strange happenings about the town, and race to prevent ancient evil from surfacing. Call of Cthulhu: The Card Game pits two players against each other as they venture deep into the Cthulhu Mythos where investigators clash with the Ancient Ones and Elder Gods for the fate of the world!
Meanwhile, Mansions of Madness tells a story in which one player takes on the role of the keeper, a malevolent force working to complete a sinister plot, and all other players take on the roles of investigators, the unlikely heroes who gather to oppose him. And in Elder Sign, one to eight players cooperate in a fast-paced dice game of supernatural intrigue by Richard Launius and Kevin Wilson, the designers of Arkham Horror.
Break down the barriers
Arkham Nights offers a full weekend of gaming… and an experience that goes well beyond gaming.
All weekend long, players can join any of the scheduled, open, or Learn to Play tables of their favorite Arkham games, including tables hosted by Fantasy Flight Games employees and game developers. Fans of Arkham Horror can participate in one of the exciting scenarios unique to Arkham Nights while Call of Cthulhu players can attend a tournament to support or prevent the rise of the Ancient Ones.
Attendees have the opportunity to meet and converse with developers, including a talk on Elder Sign with Richard Launius and Kevin Wilson. You'll also discover unrevealed secrets as we preview upcoming releases for the Lovecraft mythos.
Mementos from a weekend of madness
Register now to receive a chance to meet with a developer and help design a future Print on Demand expansion for Mansions of Madness!
Attendees all receive exclusive gift bags that include velveteen Hastur bags, lanyards, new Ancient Ones, and 24-page booklets, featuring a new Arkham Horror scenario, Call of Cthulhu decklists, and an excerpt of the second novel from The Lord of Nightmares Trilogy.
In addition, early registrants each receive a custom, commemorative pin and custom nametag for the weekend. Moreover, early registrants all have their names entered into a special drawing, and three lucky winners can help develop more material for Mansions of Madness (see our Terms and Conditions).
Head to our webstore now to register early, or stop in and register at our Event Center in Roseville, Minnesota.
This October 14th-16th, come to Roseville, Minnesota, and experience the terror and mystery of Arkham Nights!
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"CARNACH, a quoad sacra parish in Contin, Fodderty, and Urray parishes, S Ross-shire, comprising a secluded Highland valley, 14 miles long and only 1/6 mile broad. Its post-town is Beauly, 20 miles distant. The population, in 1830, was 1056, but, in consequence of the introduction of sheep-farming, it fell to 711 in 1836, to 325 in 1871, and to 296 in 1881. Most of the inhabitants are either small tenants or shepherds. Carnach is in the presbytery of Dingwall and synod of Ross. Stipend, £120, with manse and glebe. The church was built in 1830, chiefly at the expense of Government, and contains 320 sittings.""
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Now we're going to look at a couple of ways to play a clip backwards. I have this footage here that I used when I created that music video I mentioned before. It is kind of like this cool rack focus, which is between the spider and the bushes in back. I'm a terrible cameraman, admittedly, and so we don't really have too good of focus in either spot, but you kind of get the idea. Now, I'd like to change this a little bit because right now we have a spider that's kind of in focus with a very blurry background, and then if I move in time a little bit then slowly the focus changes from the spider to the background and actually it doesn't get quite in focus.
But the spider gets way more out of focus than the bushes. So, what we want to do is flip this, because the spider is the real mystery. By starting with the spider and then going to leaves, that's not really that interesting. So, I'd like to flip this clip in time. So, I'm going to right-click on it in the Timeline panel and I'm going to go to Speed/Duration. I'm not going to change the Speed value this time. Instead I'm just going to select Reverse Speed. Click OK and again the duration does not change, but when I play this clip back, it will start with the bushes in the back and that's what I will be looking at and all of a sudden well, hello, Mr. Spider.
So that's pretty awesome there. Now, there is another more complicated way to do this referred to as Time Remapping. Now, Time Remapping also allows us to animate timing changes. What I'm going to do is I'm going to click Opacity: Opacity, which makes this rubber band control opacity as we've discussed previously. I'm going to click this, go to Time Remapping > Speed, and now this rubber band controls speed. So, by default it's at 100%. This train plays back normally.
If I were to click-and-drag this downwards then we would slow this thing down. We can also click-and-drag upwards to speed it up, etcetera. I'm just going to hit Command+Z or Ctrl+Z to undo that. What I'm going to do is I'm going to click-and-drag upwards on this to take this speed up to-- I don't know. Let's say 200%, somewhere around there. And then I'm going to go out in time here and when the train gets about here and may back up a little about right, about there, about the 12 frame mark, I'm going to hold the Command key down and I'm going to get that icon that's instead of a white arrow with an up and down arrow next to it, I'm going to get a plus icon and if click that it's going to be creating a keyframe basically, which is going to remember that value at that time.
And then I'm going to move out in time and we'll just go ahead and Command+Click or Ctrl+Click one more point there. Now what that allows us to do is to change the time between these keyframes. So, at first we're going 200%, but then when I get here I want this value to be lower. So, I'm going to leave this where it is and I'm going to click on this line and I'm going to drag this downwards to I don't know maybe 50% or so. So, what that's going to do is going to play very quickly until it gets to this point and then it's going to slow down.
So, again let's preview that. So, we have a very fast train, twice as fast, and then twice as slow. So, we can play with time like that and change it over time. So, it doesn't have to go one constant rate or speed. We can slow it down and then speed it up, then make it normal, or what have you. What I'm going to do is go out to about this point, let's say two seconds and thirteen frames in. I'm going to Command+Click or Ctrl+ Click to create another point, but this time I'm going to go over the keyframes and I'm going to Command+Click+Drag or Ctrl+Click+Drag on PC to the right.
And what that's going to do is it's going to create a space that looks like this, with left facing arrows or little chevrons I guess. And that's going to make it so that this area of the clip plays backwards. So, not only can we animate timing to go faster or slower, but we could also animate this to go backwards. Another clip is going to go fast here, slow through this passage, then it's going to go backwards here and now let's go ahead and preview that. It kind of looks like a 1920s movie, little Charlie Chaplin train or something like that, kind of an amusing look, but anyways the point is the Time Remapping allows you to literally remap time to control how you want things to go, fast or slow at different points and even to go backwards at other times.
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Adding Books to the Kindle With Calibre
This document is designed to be a guide to help someone with limited computer skills add books to an Amazon Kindle 2. The assumption is that someone more familiar with computers will setup the environment and load a repository of ebooks onto the computer. This guide is intended to walk someone through the process of day to day usage and installing the software and setting up the environment is beyond the scope of this document. The goal is to detail all the steps needed to select a book, convert it to a kindle compatable format, then load it onto the Kindle for reading. The prequisites are that someone has loaded the computer with the ebook management software Calibre and has already loaded it's library with imported books that are not nessicarily formatted for the Kindle. The end of this document will contain some technical notes and tips about Calibre settings and whatnot for the person setting up the environment.
QuickStart Overview
1) Look at the collection of Books you have available and choose one you want to read.
2) Attach Kindle to your PC using the special USB power cable it came with.
3) Run the "Calibre" program that lists available books.
4) Highlight the books you want to add to the Kindle in Calibre.
5) With the Kindle attached to the PC, press "Send to Device" to upload your hightlighted books.
6) When the jobs are done you can detach the Kindle and start reading.
Detailed Instructions
Look at the collection of Books you have available and choose one you want to read.
You are going to have ebooks in two places. The books you have on your Kindle and the books you have already loaded into Calibre. Calibre is a great program that helps organize your ebooks and assists you in loading them onto the Kindle. You might also have ebooks on your computer that have not yet been loaded into Calibre, but that is beyond the scope of these directions.
We are going to assume that you have either read or don't want to read the books currently on your Kindle. Lets get started with Calibre, this will let you browse your ebook collection in a few different ways. To launch the program, look for the icon on your desktop that looks like the following:
If you have trouble seeing it or have too many windows in the way, you can also launch Calibre by clicking on the start menu and going to "all programs" and clicking on "calibre - E-book management" and then "calibre - E-book management" with the mini Calibre logo as seen in this example:
That will bring up Calibre and you will see the following program open up, without the colored circles:
There are a few ways to browse through the list of books in Calibre. You can scroll though the list like you would scroll up and down a web page, that scroll bar is circled in green in the above picture. You can click the column heading where it says "Title" right under the search bar to have the list ordered by title. You might find it more useful to click the colum heading for "Author(s)" to sort the list by Author, that header is circled in blue in the above picture.
When you have the list sorted by author you might be confused by why Kelley Armstrong shows up ahead of Amanda Ashley. The answer is that even though the list is displayed firstname lastname, it sorts based on the lastname. Some books are labeled incorrectly and have the name order reversed so if you are looking for a particular book from an author check for both the first and last names.
When you start to have a large number of books in the list it can start to be combersome to browse by the scrolling controls (green circle). The "search" bar is a powerful tool and is circled in red in the above picture. If you click the light grey text that reads "Search (For Advanced Search click the button to the left" you will be able to type in that spot and it will search the collection of books for whatever you type.
This is really helpful for finding the works of a particular author. If you search for "armstrong" it will find all the works by anyone named armstrong and the order of the name won't matter. If any books have "armstrong" anywhere in the title those will show up as well.
If you were to type in "ashley" it would list all the books from Ashley Ladd, Ashley Anne, and Amanda Ashely. If you were to to type "ashley anne" it would only display Ashley Anne's books. If you entered "ashley amanda" in the search bar, then it would display all the books by "Ashely, Amanda" and "Amanda Ashley" If you clear the search box of anything you typed then it will go back to displaying the whole collection. Here are some screen shots to show you what I mean, notice the circled search terms.
Those techniques will let you look through the list of available books in Calibre and allow you to figure out which ones you might want to load onto the Kindle to read. Leaving Calibre up and running you can proceed to the next step and connect the Kindle to the PC.
Attach Kindle to your PC using the special USB power cable it came with.
The Kindle came with a special cable used to charge the battery and it doubles as the cable you connect to the computer to load books on the Kindle. Here is a picture of that cable and where it connects to the Kindle.
If you look at the cable you will see that the end labled "KINDLE POWER ADAPTER" in the above picture has a power plug on it. That power plug can be disconnected to reveal a standard USB cable connection. The following picture will show you what I am talking about.
The small end of the cable plugs into the Kindle and the bigger end will plug into your computer. You may have a window pop up on the computer when you plug it in that says something like "autoplay" and has options like "Open device to view files". You can close that window by clicking the X icon at the top right corner of that window. Here is an example of what that window looks like on Windows 7.
Now your Kindle is connected to your Computer. It is charging it's battery and ready to be loaded up with books.
Select and Add Books to Kindle
It is now time to add the books you have chosen to the Kindle so you can read them with the computer. Lets start with a new screen shot to help explain this process.
The first thing I should mention is that soon after you plug your Kindle into the computer Calibre will detect it. When it does it will add a new icon next to the "library" button for your Kindle. It is the "Reader" icon that is circled in green in the above picture.
Lets say that you have decided you want to read "The Perfect Stranger" by Annie Gracie and also read "Out Of This World" by Ann Wesley Hardin. You need to select both books so they are highlighted in blue. To highlight a book you just need to click it with the mouse, you can click the title, author, date, series or anywhere else on the book. To highlight more than one book at a time you will need to press and hold the Ctrl key and then select the books you want by clicking on them. In the picture above you can see the two books highlighted in blue and circled in red.
Now we want to send those two books to the Kindle. The next.step is to click the "Convert E-books" button that is circled in purple in the above picture. It will pull up a screen that looks like the following, click ok when it comes up (circled in red)
Calibre will then start converting the highlighted books to a format the Kindle can definitely read. You will notice that in the bottom right corner of the program there is a "Jobs" icon (circled in orange) and there will be a number of jobs running and slowly counting down. When that goes back to zero you will know the converstion has completed.
With the Conversion finished, now you are ready to actually send the books to the Kindle. With the two books still highlighted all you need to do is click the "Send to device" button that is circled in blue. This will start the uploading process and you might notice the number of Jobs in the bottom right corner briefly go up. When that goes back to zero the process is done and you have sucessfully uploaded a book to the Kindle!
The final step is to safely disconnect the Kindle from the computer. To do that all you need to do is move the mouse to the "reader" icon (circled in green in the above picture), and hover there for a few seconds. You will see and "eject" icon appear (circled in red) and when you click it, the Kindle will be ready to be unplugged from the computer. This step is done to make sure the Kindle is finished coping files before it is disconnected.
You are done now and if you look in your Kindle and then go to the "home" screen, the books you just added should be in the list ready to read, congrats and enjoy!
Tips and Technical Details for setting up environment
This section is intended for a more techinical audiance and can be skipped. Is just a small collection of tips about setting up Calibre and a bit about the process that might be used to import the library of ebooks.
For converting PDF->MOBI I found myself getting much improved results when I changed the "Line Un-Wrapping Factor" to be .25 instead of 0 in the "Preferences->Conversion->PDF Input" tab.
In the "Preferences->Add/Save->Adding Books" tab I change around my import settings depending on the formatting of the incoming books's filename. Here are my most common settings.
In "Preferences->Add/Save->Saving Books" tab I set my "save template" to:
For formatting filenames ahead of importing them, I highly recomend "BulkRenameUtility" an awesomely powerful renaming tool found at: http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk
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Heaven Leigh Hunter was born August 13, 2012 in Oklahoma City to Michael and Sequina (Taylor) Hunter. She passed from this life August 13, 2012 in Oklahoma City. Heaven was preceded in death by her maternal great-grandparents: Wilson & Delores Taylor; paternal great-grandparents: Myrtle & Don Hunter. She is survived by parents: Michael & Sequina Hunter of Antlers; sister: Kendall Cogburn of Antlers; brother: Korbin Hunter of Antlers; paternal grandparents: Billy & Brenda Hunter of Antlers; Sherrill & Weldon Lofton of Antlers; maternal grandparent: Phyllis Bohanan of Rattan; paternal great-grandparents: Jerry & Janice Hill of Antlers; aunts & uncles: Keegan Bohanan of Rattan, Moriah Tollett of Rattan, Kisha Bohanan of Rattan, Tiffanie & husband Phillip Burchfield of Hugo, Stephanie Bohanan & Brandon Sam of Hugo, Trina & husband Cary Lester of Soper, Jana & husband Zach Seeton of Durant, Jimmy & wife Jackie Sanders of Antlers, Leah & husband Adam Brown of Tyler, TX., as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, August 17, 2012 at the Christian Family Fellowship with Reverend Billy Hunter and Reverend Tommy Wesley officiating. Music included: "Roses Will Bloom Again", "Homesick", "There You'll Be", and "Gone Too Soon". Honorary Pallbearers included: Korbin Hunter, Luke Bohanan, Bradly Sam, and Keegan Bohanan. Interment followed at Goodwater Cemetery.Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com [1].
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Mon Oncle Antoine
Reviewer: Maria Komodore
Rating (out of 5): ****
There's a palpably thick layer of sadness and melancholy that envelops Canadian filmmaker Claude Jutra's Mon Oncle Antoine (1971). A lot of it has to do with the setting; it's Christmas Eve in a small asbestos-mining community in 1940s Quebec, nature is dressed in white, and the workers gather in the town's general store to celebrate the frozen and endless winter in an alcoholic stupor. But adding to the melancholy is the knowledge that, at the untimely age of fifty-six, Jutra decided to take his own life after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
Nonetheless, as the case often is with films that feature kid protagonists (some obvious exceptions do pop to mind), Mon Oncle Antoine is also gentle, charming, and touching. Just like its famous and beloved influence The 400 Blows (1959, François Truffaut), Jutra's semi-autobiographical film plunges into pre-adolescent disillusionment and renders a tender portrait of a youngster's inevitable and irrevocable fall from grace; a fall tightly related to the harsh conditions rural Québec's working class endured under the regime of conservative politician and Union-Nationale party leader Maurice Duplessis, which ultimately led to the province's Quiet Revolution.
Young actor Jacques Gagnon plays Benoit, who lives with his uncle Antoine (Jean Duceppe), his aunt Cecile (Olivette Thibault), and Carmen (Lyne Champagne), a girl his own age whom his benefactors have also taken under their wings. Intoxicated by the celebratory atmosphere of the day, Benoit flirts with Carmen, peeks at a woman trying on a corset, and lets his curiosity run free. Such is his incentive when he volunteers to accompany his uncle (who's also an undertaker) in a trip to a nearby town where a boy has prematurely died. Riding next to Antoine on a horse sledge in the snowy landscape Benoit comes face to face with the hard realities of life; the realization that death, disappointment, and dissatisfaction can be part of it shocks him.
Voted Best Canadian Film twice in polls by film journal Sight and Sound, Mon Oncle Antoine is not generally widely known by the viewing public, but thanks to this new Criterion DVD (the newly remastered print is a vast improvement over the previous version), perhaps that will change.
The two-disc set is loaded with extras, including: On-Screen: "Mon oncle Antoine," a 2007 documentary tracing the making and history of the film; Claude Jutra: An Unfinished Story, a 2002 documentary by Paule Baillargeon, featuring interviews with Brault, director Bernardo Bertolucci, and actors Geneviève Bujold and Saul Rubinek; and "Chairy Tale," a 1957 experimental short codirected by Jutra and Norman McLaren.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - Maren Matthias (Guilford, Conn.) led the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team with 16 points and eight rebounds as the Wildcats were defeated by Georgetown University 90-60 Wednesday evening at McDonough Arena. The 'Cats evened their record at 2-2, while Georgetown improved to 5-0.
Besides Matthias, who has reached double figures in 13 straight games dating back to last season, New Hampshire got 13 points from Aubrey Danen (Oconomowoc, Wis.) and 11 from Geneva Livingston (Red Bank, N.J.). Colleen Mullen (Chelmsford, Mass.) dished out seven assists for UNH. The Hoyas' Mary Lisicky led all scorers with 21 points.
After surviving the hosts' initial 10-0 run, the Wildcats cut the lead to four, 26-22, with 8:36 remaining on a pair of free throws by Emily Hardy (Westbrook, Conn.). Georgetown pushed the lead to 11, but Livingston's fast break layup with 2:39 left in the opening stanza trimmed the lead back to five at 37-32. The Hoyas increased the lead back to eight, but a Mullen three from the right corner in the waning moments of the first half allowed UNH to trail by just five, 42-37, at the break.
The two teams traded baskets early in the second half. The 'Cats cut the lead to three on four occasions, the last on a Matthias free throw with 17:10 left. Matthias would hit a pair from the stripe with 11:16 on the clock to cut Georgetown's lead to 62-55, but GU went on a 14-0 run to put the game out of reach.
UNH outrebounded the Hoyas 40-33 for the contest, including a 29-21 edge on the defensive glass.
The Wildcats return to action Saturdau, December 7, when they host Massachusetts at 1 p.m. at Lundholm Gymnasium.


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Feb. 2, 1960 K, v. ALLEN 2,923,093
` SEED PLANTING MAT Filed April 11, 1958 INVENTOR BY *im United States Pam-i SEED PLANUNG MAT Kenneth V. Allen, Sag Harbor, N.Y., assignor to Troy Blanket Mills, New York, N.Y., a corporation of New Hampshire Application April 11, 19ss,seria1No. 727,888
1 claims. (ci. A.r1-'56) The following specification relates to an improved seed planting mat or the like and the novel method of making it.
In the broadcasting of seed for crops and in particular for the growth of sod, it is most desirable to combine several essential operations. In one respect the broadcasting of seed should be accompanied by an even distribution of growing media, fertilizer and other adjuncts for the successful production of a crop. Furthermore, it is of course essential that the seed thus planted must be protected by a cover, mulch or the like. To provide a convenient form of materials so that these results may be obtained with the minimum of field operations, and that the materials may be stored, transported and applied with the greatest convenience, this invention presents an improved article of commerce. Incidental to this article, the invention also includes a novel method of producing the article of commerce in an economical and expeditious manner.
One of the objects of the invention is to produce a convenient composite article which will include loose seed, nutrient materials, a cover and a backing member.
Among the objects of the invention is to insure even distribution of the seed'in planting.
It is a further object of the invention to provide protection to the seed bed against wind, erosion, and the depredation of birds and other garden pests.
A characteristic feature of my invention is to produce an improved plant seeding mat of excellent appearance similar to the pile surface of a carpeted area. p
A further object of my invention is to provide a seeding mat which will be easily penetrated by the growing leaves of grass and similar plants.
As described hereinafter, the invention also includes the provision of a fibrous mass of temporary protection, but which on exposure on the open ground will gradually disintegrate and form a desirable mulch.
Finally it. is characteristic of this improved product that it is manufactured by an easy, novel method and produces an economical product.
The preferred form of the invention has been illustrated on the accompanying drawings on which:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the improved mat in the process of manufacture;
Fig. is a transverse vertical section of the unformed mat shown on the line 2-2 of Fig. 1 and Fig. 3 is a similar section of the completed mat taken on the line 3 3 of Fig. l.
Briefly described, the invention consists in a mat of three superposed layers which can be bound together for storage, transportation 'and use with the greatest convenience. The product has a backing or base layer of loose brous material upon which an intermediate layer of the desired seed growing media, fertilizer and the like, is spread evenly. The top layer consists of a second fibrous layer which serves as a cover, and the libres of which can be driven through the intermediate rice o layer and fastened to the backing layer by needling or the like.
o By way of example I have shown a base or backing layer 5. This layer may consist of loosely matted fibres properly oriented and forming a porous foundation. The Ylayer has been shown as formed of interwoven fibres, although unwoven fibres are equally suitable in View of the subsequent steps of manufacture.
A layer 6 consists of a mass 7 of growing media, solid fertilizers, composedmulch and the like. This forms a holding member in which seeds 8 are evenly distributed.
The layer 6 is covered by a cover layer 9. This is of loose bres matted together. These fibres may be either natural fibres, synthetic plastic, glass wool, or the like. The desired property is of being capable of felt- 4 ing and subsequently suffering gradual disintegration on backing layer 5.
. In order to bind the several layers together, I use a suitable method of attaching the fibres of the cover layer 9 through the'material layer 6 and into the base or In Fig. 1, this is accomplished by a needling operation. The board 10 is equipped with a large number of barbed needles 11. These needles extend over the entire lower surface of the board.
The operation of needling is well known in the production of felt and similar textile products. In the present instance the board 10 is slightly reciprocated vertically, so that the needles will penetrate the mat from the top to the bottom. In this operation the barbs on the needles 11 will pick up individual fibres from the top layer 9 and carry them down into the backing layer k5. The fibrous ends are not withdrawn with the needles so that they remain as fastening means between the two layers. By the regular advance of the mat under the reciprocating board 10, this needling operation is carried out at random or selected points over the entire surface of the mat. The result is that the fibres of the upper layer are passed indiscriminately through the intermediate layer at the zone of penetration and anchored in the backing layer.
The result is the customary appearance of a felted textile product. In Fig. 2, the layers have been illustrated before the needling operation.
In Fig. 3 the characteristic operation of needling individual bres has been illustrated to form different loops. However it is well known that needling customarily attaches one end only of individual fibres so that the looped effect is not the only one, but the characteristic surface is that of loosely projecting fibre ends attached at the opposite ends to the backing layer.
The production of a seed planting mat in the above manner is an essential part of the invention as it is believed to be a novel method for this purpose.
The mat thus produced is a convenient article for packaging and storage. It can be readily transported and applied for the planting purpose.
It provides a composite body of seed, growing media, reinforcing backing and cover layer all in one article. This permits easy handling and even distribution of the seed.
When spread upon the area to be covered, it protects the seed from wind. The seed will not be disturbed by rain or washing away. Birds and other garden pests will be prevented from robbing the seed bed of the seed.
Finally this surface of good appearance is easily penetrated by the growing grass, while the libres suffer gradual disintegration on exposure so that in the final result a light mulch is left over the area.
While I have illustrated the preferred form of the invention and described the essentially novel features of both method and product, it is to be understood that the invention is not restricted otherwise than by the scope of the followingclaims.
What I claim is:
1. An improved package comprising a fibrous backing layer, an intermediate loosemass of mixed'lmaterialend a fibrous cover with numerous spaced individual fibres thereof looped throughI the intermediate -mass atrandom points and their-ends held in the interstices ofthe backing layer. Y
2. An improved 4package comprising a fibrous backing layer, an intermediate loose mass of mixed material and a fibrous cover with numerous spaced individualffibres thereof extending through the intermediatemassat random points and-anchoredto the backing'layer.
3. An improved seed planting mat comprisingabrous backing layer, an intermediate layer of evenly distributed seed in a loose mass `of growing media and lfertilizer, and a cover of fibrous material in whichV the ends of numerous spaced fibres are-held byY the backing layer.
4. An improved seed planting mat comprsingaliibrous backing layer, an intermediate layer of evenly'distributed seed in a loose mass of growing media and-fer tilizer, and a cover of fibrous material having some of its loose fibre ends needled through the intermediate layer and through the backing layer.
Abacking y-la-yer, an intermediate layer -of evenly -distributed seed in a loose mass @of growing media and fertilizer, and a cover of fibrousmaterial in which numerous spaced ends of the fibres are felted into the backing layer.
6. The method of forming a seed planting mat which comprises spreading a mixture of growing media, seed and fertilizer evenlyl over a loose Vbacking layer, covering the -mi xture with a loose fibrous top layer -and cornmingling numerous random .loose ends of fibres from the top layer with the fibres in the backing-layer- 7. The method of forming a seedplanting mat which comprises spreading a mixture of growing media, seed and fertilizer evenly overaloose backing layer, covering the mixture with a loose fibrous top layer and needling numerous random fibres of the top layer through the mixture and into the backing layer.
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A great fury gripped America in 1910 after boxer Jack Johnson became the first undisputed black heavyweight champion of the world. In those unenlightened times, a desegregated fight was unheard of. But after years of dodging Johnson's challenges, white champ James J. Jeffries came out of retirement "for the sole purpose of proving that a white man is better than a Negro."
When the pair squared off in Reno, the crowd chanted "Kill the nigger" and the ringside band played "All Coons Look Alike to Me." And then Jeffries threw in the towel in the 15th round. When the news broke, riots and lynchings around the U.S. claimed the lives of at least 20 blacks and two whites.
Johnson was hounded out of the country for marrying a white woman in 1911, lost his title in Cuba in 1915, and spent the remainder of his life as the kind of fallen spectacle we now call "Mike Tyson." Racism, as ever, remains the hardest palooka to keep down. — Charles Bottomley
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With Chicago students back in the classroom, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is free to push ahead with a key component in his effort to reform the city's public education system — the aggressive expansion of charter schools.
Although it was never officially part of negotiations over a new teachers contract, Emanuel's charter school push was a factor in the seven-day strike by the Chicago Teachers Union. It made the city a national flashpoint in the debate over whether privately run but publicly funded charter networks are a better formula for success than struggling inner-city schools.
Chicago Public Schools officials expect about 53,000 of the district's roughly 400,000 students will attend charter schools this year, and the number of charters will increase to more than 100. The city is aiming to add 60 charter schools in the next five years with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which is trying to expand charters across the country.


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COLUMBIA CITY — "Whitley County LIFE: Learning, Living & Lots of Fun" is a series of special sections to be published in The Post & Mail that will focus on quality of life issues.
The series of special sections will be published Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in The Post & Mail.
The sections will be exciting, graphic-oriented compilations by the newspaper's award-winning news-editorial staff examining criteria for Whitley County concerning livability.
Such topics as life-long learning, life quality attributes and recreational opportunities are among the topics.
The series of special sections will feature photos from the past year at community activities, school functions and other events in Whitley County.
Along with photographs, the sections will recap some of the more memorable events that tell of life in Whitley County.
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Bud Light's Rob McCarthy huddled with his marketing team in New Orleans on the eve of last year's Super Bowl—but last-minute strategizing for the Big Easy blowout was not on his clipboard. Rather, the vp of the Anheuser-Busch brand already had the Big Apple and this year's big game on the brain.


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A federal grand jury has indicted a former Summerville financial adviser on 28 counts of wire fraud and other alleged crimes, saying he spent more $686,000 from investment clients on personal and business expenses.
Timothy David Mays, 48, also is charged with mail fraud, as well as filing false tax returns and failing to file tax returns for several years, according to a document filed with U.S. District Court in Charleston today.
Mays was CEO of MaysGroup Financial and Life Trust Financial LLC, both based in Summerville.
Prosecutors said the alleged fraud took place between November 2008 and June 2011 and affected 17 clients.
The maximum prison sentence for each count of wire fraud and mail fraud is 20 years. The maximum sentence for the count of willfully filing a false income tax return is three years. The maximum sentence for each count of willfully failing to file an income tax return is one year.
The case was investigated by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Internal Revenue Service. It is being prosecuted by assistant U.S. Attorney Dean H. Secor.
See upcoming editions of The Post and Courier for more details.
Reach John McDermott art 937-5572.
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Pride and Prejudice, similar to other Austen novels, is written in gentle or Horacian satire. The main object of Austen's satire in the novel is the mercenary and the ignorance of the people, a common criticism of the 18th century.
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Salad recipes that have fussy lists of ingredients generally irritate me. To me, the very nature of a salad should be that it brings together whatever is fresh and delicious and marries it all with some oil and acid. So I give you my recipe for grilled Greek salad.
Grilled Greek Chicken Salad
Servings: 4
1/4 cup olive oil
Juice of 1 lemon
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 tablespoons chopped fresh oregano
Kosher salt and ground black pepper
11/3 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into thin strips
2 large red bell peppers, cored and cut into 1/2-inch strips
2 ears corn, husked
2 heads Boston lettuce, roughly chopped
1/2 small red onion, diced
2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh mint
1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese
Heat a grill to high.
In a large bowl, combine the olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, oregano, 1/2 teaspoon salt and a generous amount of pepper. Whisk well. Transfer 2 tablespoons of the dressing to a medium bowl. Add the chicken to the smaller bowl, toss to coat, then set aside.
Place the bell peppers in the larger bowl and toss to coat with the remaining dressing, then transfer the peppers to a plate. Roll the ears of corn in the dressing, then set them on the plate with the peppers.
Set the peppers and corn on the grill. Lower the heat to medium and cook, turning often, until lightly seared and the peppers just start to turn tender, about 3 to 6 minutes. Return to the plate and set aside. Add the chicken to the grill and cook for 4 minutes per side. Transfer to the plate with the vegetables.
Add the lettuce to the large bowl and use your hands to toss it with the dressing, carefully coating each leaf with the vinaigrette. Divide the greens between 4 serving plates, then top each with some of the peppers and chicken. Divide the red onion and mint between the plates.
Stand each ear of corn on its wide end then cut off the kernels by sawing a knife carefully down the sides. Divide the kernels between the salads, then top with feta cheese. Serve immediately.
In this image taken on May 20, 2013, grilled Greek chicken salad is shown served on a plate in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)×
In this image taken on May 20, 2013, grilled Greek chicken salad is shown on a serving platter in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)×
In this image taken on May 20, 2013, grilled Greek chicken salad is shown served on a plate in Concord, N.H. (AP Photo/Matthew Mead)×
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iMac, Apple TV & Time Capsule - Expansion Help
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Hi, first time poster so be gentle! I've searched around but couldn't find an exact answer to my problem so here goes:
I have the following set up:
iMac 320gb
MacBook Air
500 gb Time Capsule
Netgear Router
The time capsule, iMac and Air are all 'n' only so to speak and the time capsule is linked to the Netgear router that provides wireless functionality for the pc laptop and iphones etc that don't use 'n'.
The iMac and Macbook air all back up using time machine to the time capsule no problem and the 'n' only side of things works nicely too.
All is well!
However, I have just purchased Apple TV primarily stream the 200+ DVD's our family has managed to acquire over the years.
The Apple TV set up was a breeze and now has all the photos and music on it too - all synced without a prob from the iMac over the 'n' network
I have now started to rip all our DVD's onto the iMac using handbrake etc and I am really impressed with the quality of the preset Apple TV setting and the streaming from the iMac over the network - no stutter, great sound and picture - cool!
However, I am now upto DVD 69 and the poor iMac is fast running out of hard drive space.
So, this leads my rather rambling post onto the required advice!
I want to keep the time capsule for back up and it can easily handle the tunes, photos and other files, and, to a degree, the dvd's as well - however, it still needs to back up from somewhere - the imac - which is running out of space.
So, I am thinking I need another hard drive somewhere in the chain! I have read a couple of posts that suggest this is no issue.
The iMac looks nice and pretty sat in the corner in the kitchen and my wife would not really appreciate me linking up a brick of a hard drive there. I don't want to upgrade the iMac myself internally either - not confident enough to do that.
So, when I was last in the Apple shop one of the guys there suggested I add on a 500gb/1tb external hard drive to the time capsule via USB. He then suggested I store the movies on that and setup itunes to go there to get te movies for streaming to the Apple TV.
Does this sound like a good way to go? I am worried if I do this then the streaming is going to suffer as the iMac will have to stream the movie from the external hard drive -> time capsule -> wireless n -> imac -> wireless n -> apple tv!!
Sounds like a lot of wireless activity and could cause streaming problems?
I can't use a network cable from the time capsule to the iMac without remodelling the house or getting a divorce so maybe the lesser of 2 evils would be to have an external hard drive attached to the iMac directly?
I guess in regards to itunes I just have to import(?) the movie into the itunes library but select the option to NOT copy the file across - so it just references it? However, how can the iMac see the hard drive that is USB attached to the timecapsule? ALso, in regards to itunes - I have read a post somewhere else that mentioned option-drag-copy the movie files into itunes - how do you drag a file into itunes as such - I have always use the file/import option before - do I literally just have the movies folder open in itunes and another finder window open from the hard drive and option-copy them across?
I guess I just wished I'd bought the 750gb iMac in the first place but had no idea I'd be burning off 200+ DVD's in the future!
All help/suggestions would be appreciated.
Oh, final note/question - the Apple TV box is sat right next to the time capsule but I still connect wirelessly to it - would it really make a difference if I hooked them up directly with an ethernet cable?
Thanks in advance
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IT'S the focus of all football supporters during the close season. Who should we sign, who we should let go, who would be a dream signing but we know we could never afford him, who should we get back from on-loan and, in Liverpool's case, which quality players would consider moving to Liverpool.
It makes for a great summer-long debate on blogs, twitter and websites all over the globe while there no actual football being played but does this kind of speculation actually make a difference?
Does it really influence the thinking of those in charge or the players involved?
Sadly, the reality is it seems none of it makes the slightest bit of difference. In Liverpool's case we now have Brendan Rodger's in charge with his definitive ideas on the kind of players he feels will fit into his style of play and there are players being sought that perhaps none of us would have even considered. Our debate on the subject doesn't seem to influence who is actually signed or who is let go.
But just maybe there is one player that Liverpool supporters and writers may be having a profound influence on. There is one player who has consistently been on top of every Liverpool supporters list of who should be signed, or in this case, should be resigned. That player knows exactly how Liverpool supporters feel about him and that if he did return he would receive the greatest welcome home any player in the history of Liverpool would likely experience. The player of course is Xabi Alonso.
Alonso knows exactly how much he is respected by Liverpool fans to the point I doubt you could find one Liverpool supporter who would say no to his return. If you're out there please make yourself known and let us know the reasons why you wouldn't have him back. Do we need to review Alonso's credentials? I don't think so. I think you know as much, probably more than I do, about Xabi's qualities as a player, that he's an automatic first XI selection for Spain and Real Madrid and that he could grace any club team in the world. So why even discuss Alonso? So what chance is there of him leaving Real Madrid in the first place and even if he did would he return to Liverpool?
The reality is Alonso has kept a home in Liverpool, he is raising his son as a Scouser and last year he stated how much he misses Liverpool and would like to return to Anfield at some point in his career. He has made impromptu visits to Anfield over the years since his departure and he recently expressed his support and optimism at the appointment of Brendan Rodgers. All the signs point to a return one day.
So what are the chances of him returning? Apparently transfer rumours are in overdrive right now in Liverpool with Alonso having just spent the last few days in the city with speculation that he might well be on his way back to Anfield in a straight swap deal with Agger. BS? Possibly, but there's no harm in hoping and if we truly want to see Alonso return to Anfield then this is the time to write blogs, tweets, comments and articles making it known. I have a feeling Xabi himself might be one player that is very much influenced by our collective desire to see him return to Liverpool. Let's hope Rogers does too.