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War of the Holy Grail - Pursuing the power of the "Holy Grail" which grants a miracle, this is a contest in which seven magi summon seven Heroic Spirits to compete for it. In that battle whose conclusion was postponed three times, now, the fourth war commenced again. Entrusting their dearest wish of victory, the magi joined the battleground called "Fuyuki", but amongst them, there was a man who was always alone, and could not find out the meaning behind his fights. His name was Kotomine Kirei. Not comprehending the guidance of fate, Kirei was lost, and had kept questioning. Why someone like his was given the Command Seals. However, the fate of his fights crossed Kirei's path with a nemesis by chance. That person is - Emiya Kiritsugu. A man who was sterner than anyone else, more merciless than anyone else, and who sought the miracle of the Holy Grail.
Merely recited in fragments in Fate/Stay Night, this is the Fourth War of the Holy Grail 10 years ago. The truth which unfolded behind the battle between Shirou's foster father, Rin's father, and the younger Kotomine Kirei, is finally revealed...
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Monday, January 26, 2015
Susan Boyd
I really try to be organized. I keep two calendars, one on my kitchen wall and one in my phone, and I still manage to miss appointments. I periodically go through stacks of magazines and catalogs weaning out the ones I still intend to read, though I rarely do. About once a week, I clear off what we call "the high kitchen table," an island where almost every piece of mail, important folders and pamphlets, and forms land, and then end up going through the recycle bin in a panic searching for something important I accidently threw out. I file bills so I can find them to pay them, tackling them regularly, though not always on time. No matter how hard I try, my organization often dissolves into stuffing similar items into plastic containers with the promise that I'll go through them soon. Most of those, many containing photos and family mementos, remain stacked in the basement. We all struggle with organization and staying on top of the continually growing collections of paper, possessions and responsibilities. Nowhere is that more pointed than when we try to maintain control over the tangle of sports gear. It seems that no matter what preparations we make we still arrive at our destinations without some important piece of equipment. Even more frustrating, we often discover other products which could be helpful before, during and after a match, but we don't have them readily available. Soccer should be fun, but when we are tensely scrambling to resolve an urgent situation, it's difficult to find the enjoyment within the stress.
I've spoken about my "soccer box" I keep stocked in my car, but over the years I've evolved and streamlined that box. I've identified three important categories where parents can be prepared with little effort. Getting organized to address those areas requires just a bit of time and can help ensure that not only do you have peace of mind but that you might also be a hero to the entire team. This began when I made a discovery while getting boxes to help my son pack up his stuff for a move. I went to the grocery store to collect some containers. They had just gotten a big shipment of wine and liquor in, so the boxes they had available were those that held twelve bottles with dividers. The dividers were readily removable, so we took most of them out, but the dividers also proved helpful in containing some smaller and delicate items keeping them safe and organized. As I was packing up, I realized these would make an excellent organizer for a soccer box, keeping the number of items to the dozen someone could place in the box and making them easily accessible. Adding to its utility are the cut-out handle holes making the box easy to transport. If you don't want people to assume you purchase your alcohol in bulk, you can cover the box with contact paper in a soccer design. Here are my plans for a much leaner and organized soccer box.
Consider the box as having three columns of four compartments each. I organized the columns into my three necessary categories: clothing, equipment and safety/convenience. Let's begin with clothing. All too often we can arrive at a field without certain uniform pieces or a teammate will be without the full uniform. Therefore one cubicle in the clothing column should hold one light and a one dark T-shirt rolled up. If you happen to have extra uniform shirts you can substitute those, but most of us don't have that luxury. In the second square, roll up a pair of shorts and a clean pair of underwear (during wet, muddy games you'll be glad you have these). The third cube should hold two pairs of socks. Finally the fourth square will hold two pairs of knit gloves and a stocking cap. These clothing items will cover you for situations involving missing uniforms and/or inclement weather, so your young player won't be riding home in soggy, muddy clothes catching cold and destroying your upholstery.
The second column of four squares will be assigned to equipment. Slide a pair of old shin guards in the first two compartments. They may distort the shape a bit, but since the items on either side are soft items, it won't be difficult or disruptive. In the third square, slip in a hand-held air pump. We've all been to games where balls have been chucked into the woods, splashed into the river, or scampered under brambles until the only option left is that raggedy, deflated orb that your pump can now resurrect into the new game ball. The last compartment can hold extra shoelaces, an LED flashlight, and some hand-warming packets.
The third column contains safety and convenience items. Start with a quart-sized zipper bag, which you'll fill with safety pins, a sewing kit, a small pair of scissors (you won't believe how often these come in handy), a roll of gauze, a variety of bandages, and white medical adhesive tape. The bundle can be rolled to fit down the divider. The next section will hold cleaning products like facial tissues, alcohol and wet wipes, a small chamois cloth, and cotton balls. You can place these in a quart bag as well, which is both easy to roll up and keeps the products dry. Stuff a bottle of sports drink or water in the third compartment. Finally fill another quart bag with a mechanical pencil, pen, pad of paper, cellophane tape (not in a holder), small roll of colored duct tape (which can be used to add numbers on t-shirts or alter the numbers on jerseys), and a sharpie marker.
The items in this soccer box should cover you and the team in most, if not all, adverse and sudden situations. It won't take up too much space and will stay neat and organized. Likewise you can get your player's soccer bag under control to help ensure that all necessary items make it to the field. When you wash uniforms bring the soccer bag into the laundry room and set it by the washer/dryer. That way when you or your child go to grab the bag, it will be a not so subtle reminder that parts may be sitting in the laundry load. You could get a mesh bag or even use a plastic grocery bag to house cleats and shin guards. Keep that bag in clear view in your garage or mud room. I told the boys they couldn't enter the house until they had knocked clean their cleats, and put them and their shin guards back in their plastic bag. That bag always got placed right at the back door. Some families maintain a checklist on a dry erase board that hangs on the last door the kids exit. They have to check off the items before they can leave the house. That teaches them that are responsible for being fully equipped when they arrive on the field, and if they aren't, then they can't expect you to rescue them.
No matter how well you handle the dilemmas of organizing and transporting sports gear, things will get lost, stolen or forgotten. Therefore having a back-up that serves as a safety stop not only for our kids, but for the team, isn't a bad idea. I keep the box in my trunk year-round, but if I need the space, I can easily remove it and set it in the garage. The advantage of these liquor boxes, besides the wonderful dividers, is that it's sturdy enough to transport. If you want, you can get a duffle bag to set it in and take it as checked luggage since nothing in it is fragile. Just be sure you have something solid on the top as a cover. The entire box won't weigh that much and may be just what's needed to bring peace of mind.
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Friday, January 23, 2015
Falcao provided another example of why he's considered the world's greatest futsal player. The 37-year-old nutmegs two foes before sending the ball into the top corner of the goal during an exhibition game in Bage, Brazil.
13-time Major League Baseball (MLB) All-Star Ken Griffey Jr. was recognized as the 10,000th Central Florida resident to purchase season tickets. Griffey Jr. – a lifelong sports fan – has been a resident of Central Florida for nearly 20 years.
Check out our photo gallery from the US Youth Soccer Workshop and Awards Gala. See it here.
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Major League Soccer announced on Wednesday that Denver will serve as the host city for the league's annual summer showcase, which will take place at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City on Wednesday, July 29. Read more here.
he New York Red Bulls Designated Player was at it again on Thursday, scoring a fantastic bicycle kick goal (WATCH ABOVE) to give Australia a 49th-minute lead in their 2-0 Asian Cup quarterfinal win over China.
Bradford Jamieson IV scored his second goal of the 2015 CONCACAF U-20 Championship and the U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team defeated Trinidad & Tobago 1-0 at the Montego Bay Sports Complex.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
We had a chance to visit the MLS Draft in Philadelphia and interviewed some of the US Youth Soccer alums drafted in the first round.
The ODP Girls National Training Camp takes place Jan. 22-27 in Sanford, FL. Read More
Some goalies venture out of their goal boxes... and then there's Bayern Munich's Manuel Neuer.
There are two stars on the U.S. Women's National Team's crest, representing the two World Cup wins in '91 and '99. Will this be the year they add a third star? FIFA Women's World Cup 2015, this June.


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Military Monday – Veteran's Day Family Roll Call
November 11, 2013 by Karen Batchelor
Filed under Ancestors
I have never served in the military. But on this Veteran's Day, I'm proud to honor ancestors and family members who have given service in this country since the earliest days of the American colonies. They fought for land, political power, freedom and sometimes just sheer survival.
Although I might not have agreed with their methods and strategies, the ongoing commitment of people in my family, ultimately contributed to the freedoms I enjoy today, including being able to sit down and rant away every now and then on this blog.
So here's my family's military roll call. Mind you – this is a list in progress as part of my ongoing genealogy research. Thank you for your service, one and all –
King Phillip's War
Joseph Petty, Massachusetts
French & Indian War
Edward Lee, Pennsylvania
John Petty, Massachusetts
Revolutionary War
Edward Lee, Pennsylvania
William Hood, Pennsylvania
Abel Scribner, New York
Abel Scribner Jr., New York
Reuben Frissel, Massachusetts
David Page, Massachusetts
John Cunnabell, Massachusetts
Samuel Cunnabell, Massachusetts
John Petty, Massachusetts
Joseph Petty, Massachusetts
Thomas Crafts, Sr., Massachusetts (Patriotic Service for helping with the Boston Tea Party)
John Hatley, Jr., North Carolina
War of 1812
William Hood, Pennsylvania
Civil War
Andrew Coover Hood, Pennsylvania
Korean War
Frederick Dickinson
Recent Years
My cousins – Okpara Kelly, currently in the United States Navy; Susan Bates Hippen, Retired Command Master Chief in the United States Navy; and Navy veterans Yusan Beck, Liz Myers and Jose Arrango.
Happy Veteran's Day to all of you who have bravely served our country and God Bless.
Sentimental Sunday: Remembering My Genealogy Professor
June 3, 2012 by Karen Batchelor
Filed under Ancestors
My great aunt Clara was my maternal grandmother's younger sister. She was born on December 1, 1894 in Cleveland, Ohio to my great grandparents, Prince Albert and Jennie Hood Weaver. Aunt Clara and Grandmother had a brother and sadly, 3 other sisters who didn't survive childhood.
Aunt Clara was a "pistol" – outspoken and her own person in a time when women were struggling to even have the right to vote. Depending on who is telling the story, she was married 5 times although by the time I came along, I don't remember any of the husbands being in the picture.
I would see Aunt Clara every summer through my childhood when we took our annual trip to visit my mother's family in Cleveland. Every day, Aunt Clara would drive over in her big black car even though she was in her seventies by then. We kids would peek through the curtains as she marched very purposefully up the front walk to hold court with her grand nieces and nephews – always with her pearls on. It was a command performance that none of us dared miss.
As I reflect back on this time, I realize I missed a lot of opportunity to ask Aunt Clara about our history. But as fate would have it, I got the chance to make up for lost time some years later when I made New Year's resolution in 1976 to start tracing my roots.
Aunt Clara was then the oldest member of my family so I reached out to her first. She was thrilled beyond belief! Even though she didn't actually say this, I got the distinct impression Aunt Clara was thinking:
It's about damn time!!
Over the next 8 months, we had the most amazing time together – phone calls and letters where Aunt Clara taught me as diligently as any of the college professors I ever had. And I was like a sponge. I soaked up all the facts and family stories about our mixed race family and used it to do further genealogy research.
But in September of that year, things turned upside down. Aunt Clara had a fall. I'm not sure how it happened but I got the call that she was in the hospital with a broken hip, but doing OK. Apparently she was even flirting with the ER doctor, something that made me giggle because it was so "classic" Aunt Clara. A few days later, though, she took a turn for the worst and passed away on September 19, 1976. I was devastated.
A few months after Aunt Clara died, I made the connection to our ancestor William Hood, a patriot in the Revolutionary War. She would have be thrilled beyond belief with this discovery. Through the 35+ years since then, the original research Aunt Clara started me on in Pennsylvania has branched out into Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut and Maine and "across the pond" to Germany, England and Scotland. Although I can't share my discoveries with her, I always have the feeling Aunt Clara's looking over my shoulder – smiling in approval.
My Surprise Revolutionary War Ancestor
September 6, 2011 by Karen Batchelor
Filed under Ancestors
At the time I started researching my family back in 1976, my goals were simple – find all my great grandparents. Of course, I was hoping their information would lead me back yet another and that would have been the icing on the cake. But after only a few months of family history research, I was staring at the name of William Hood, my 4th great grandfather. He is still one of the biggest surprises in all my years of doing Black genealogy.
William Hood was a White man born about 1757 in Ireland who immigrated to Pennsylvania before the American Revolution. By the time the war began, history finds William living on the frontier in Northumberland County near the western branch of the Susquehanna River.
This area was extremely volatile during the Revolutionary War because it was the farthest edge of the frontier where there were frequent attacks on the colonists by the British army, American loyalists and Native American tribes aligned with the British. Beyond this point, there was no colonial government and no protection. It was truly the wild, wild west.
There were several small forts in this area, most notably Fort Freeland. In late June, 1779 after repeated attacks by the British, a number of colonial families moved from their homes to live behind the walls of Fort Freeland.
Although there were rumblings of a pending attack, the colonists were completely unprepared when more than 300 British soldiers and supporters stormed the fort early on the morning of July 28, 1779. With all the able-bodied men already off to war, there were only 21 boys and old men to defend the fort. Seeing the hopelessness of their situation, the colonists soon negotiated a surrender.
News of the attack — but not the surrender – spread to a nearby fort and a relief party including my ancestor William Hood rushed to defend Fort Freeland. The battle that followed was one of the bloodiest of the American Revolution and pivotal because the fall of Fort Freeland left the colonial American frontier defenseless.
Although many people died that day, William Hood lived to tell about the battle in his own words which were written down many years later in support of the pension application of a fellow soldier's widow. I found this record at the National Archives and discovered other first-hand accounts of the battle of Fort Freeland in records at the Northumberland County (PA) Historical Society.
William went on to marry Rebecca Lee. Her father, Sergeant Edward Lee was another of my Revolutionary War ancestors but more about him another time. My 4th great grandparents moved to Erie County, Pennsylvania where they settled in the little town of Waterford. I have visited the house they built in 1810 and the cemetery where they are both buried. William Hood died in 1840. Here's the burial record:
Finding my patriot ancestor, William Hood led to my applying for membership in the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). In 1977, I became DAR's first African American member – an amazing conclusion to a genealogy research project that seemed relatively simple in the beginning. It was an important lesson to me as a genealogist: always be prepared for the unexpected – and the extreme!


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- Roman Reigns had a rare rookie moment in Dublin last Thursday. While entering the ring, he botched this entrance and fell right on his back. CM Punk, while playing to the crowd, ribbed him after the Raw taping on Monday in Manchester. You can watch video at this link or embedded below:
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This week's episode of Backstage Fallout Raw is subtitled "Raw Power Struggle" and is online now at this link. You can also watch below:
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Library events in December and January [1]
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Join us at your library for fun, free, educational events this winter. All items listed in this downloadable PDF [3] can be found in our online calendar [4], which is easily sorted by library location and event type. Thanks for using your library; we hope to see you soon.


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To http://twitter.com/#!/mieteor
For making Sothe's armor :D and doing Volk's armor as well i owe him a huge thanks hes an amazing friend and artist!
To http://twitter.com/#!/MACIANART
For making Sothe's dragon form Timmy's armor and his own npc's armor and Sothe's half dragon shift, also for making Sothe's sword and orb. He is also an amazing artist and friend!
To http://twitter.com/#!/AmTimmy
For being an amazing friend and giving me the idea to start these sagas.
To http://twitter.com/#!/Vozzlak
For making Seth's armor and being a really good friend.
Im sure i probably missed some points but without these people i never would have been able to actually use my imagination and start writing :)
And also to all the people who follow my sagas :) THANKS
For those who follow my sagas i will be organizing themin here http://aqwassassin.webs.com/apps/forums/show/5556681-saga
Still will post them on twitpic but for those who would like to catch up without going way back into my twitpic history. Will be updated tomorrow after i get home from school :)
In this continuation of the Shadow Legion saga, we again follow Sothe as he corrects his past mistakes and discovers a new land, old friends, and a new enemy. This saga also deepens with Sothe's past, meeting a new friend by the name of Percy in the Doom Lands. A Doom Lord that compared to a doom knight, is far superior, in both fighting skills and power. Sothe now prepared for anything must be prepared for what is to come in part 2 of he shadow watching saga coming after part 2 of the sandsea sage saga. Stay tuned
In this saga we follow the story of a ranger named, Volk. With a past he never knew of, he discovers that of because of who he is he will be hunted for his life until the ones who wish to destroy him will fall. In this saga we discover that Volk is part of a clan called the Eclipse, the rangers who drain power from solar and lunar light and become almost unstoppable in an eclipse. We also find that the people who wish to kill Volk and the same ones who thought they killed the Eclipse long ago, the Radiant clan, or as Volk is told to refer to them as Raids. The clan is led by 6 sages who are like the leaders of the clan, each sage with a rank the one at the top is only discovered at the end of part one in this saga. Here in the sandsea we meet Mieteor and Zhoom, 2 rangers part of the resistance who fight against the Raids. We also meet a girl of the name Athencena who helped the Eclipse clan long ago and she is of a different species, one called the Angelic kind. This saga will resume in part 2 after easter.
Well i am going to give a basic outline for the Shadow Legion Saga, my very first saga i made using twitpic.
This saga follows the story of Sothe, the troubled man with a horrid childhood including the death of his entire village and parents at the hands of non other than King Alteon. Sothe in this saga also has what is much like a soul ally but not in any way, Seth, Sothe's soul is basically what power Sothe has inside and he holds many secrest which we will soon discover in the upcoming sagas. We follow Sothe as he builds a legion of assassin's called the Shadow Legion. He leads and trains his general's and his apprentice to bring down Alteon, although in the conclusion we find Sothe has a better way to harm Alteon, rather than killing him.
My sagas use AQW as their base.
OMFG Terminator coming to AQW my all time favorite movie(s) is coming to AQW xD no doubt that soon http://foaqw.webs.com/
The AQW Fan site made by Stealthy Cupcake will have an update on it soon xD
Might use this site just for updates with saga and stuff :)


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Nancy Kirby admits that the Liberals' new anti-bullying legislation makes boards legally required to approve student-led support groups that promote gender equity, anti-racism, respect for people with disabilities and people of all sexual orientations and genders with groups called gay-straight alliance "or another name."
For Kirby, the words, "or another name" means Catholic boards can overrule students and force them to rename the groups, even if they specifically request GSAs. "We can have other names," she told Xtra on Dec 1.
Upon hearing that Education Minister Laurel Broten told Xtra, unequivocally, that students can use the words gay-straight alliance, Kirby says, "Then that is a discussion I will have to have with her."
"Our concern is that the name [GSA] has become so controversial," Kirby says. "What it means to some people means something different to other people. What we're trying to do is get away from the controversy and get to the heart of the matter, which is to support all the students, especially the LGBTQ students, who are having real problems."
Kirby spoke passionately about the need to address youth bullying and suicide and admits it's a growing concern, but she says she doesn't understand the importance of using the word "gay."
"I will be in discussion with the minister about her comments to you."
Kirby noted that if a student asked for a GSA, "we would give it another name."
Meanwhile, Broten may be backtracking on her pledge to allow students in Catholic schools to call their clubs GSAs.
Broten's press secretary, Paris Meilleur, responded to Xtra by email:
"To be clear, the Minister said and the proposed legislation states "Every board shall support pupils who want to establish and lead . . . activities or organizations that promote the awareness and understanding of, and respect for, people of all sexual orientations and gender identities, including organizations with the name gay-straight alliance or another name.
"The legislation is unequivocal about the requirement to support students in forming clubs that focus on single-issues like sexual orientation. Putting this into law makes clear what the Minister's expectations are for all schools and school boards, and she has confidence that all boards will meet this expectation. Elevating support for student-led clubs like GSAs into this proposed legislation, clearly signals how much of a priority support for all students, including LGBT students, is for this government."Meilleur has not yet responded to follow-up questions.
Kirby did not know what name Catholic school boards have decided on.
"We have been throwing back and forth so many names, we still, unfortunately, did not come up with a name," she says.
What about "rainbow alliance"? Will the names be "queer sounding?"
"I can't even answer that question," she says.
Kirby denies that there is any ban on queer language.Patrick Keyes, superintendent for the Toronto Catholic District School Board, could not be reached for comment.
Nov 30: Premier Dalton McGuinty has said Ontario students will no longer be blocked from creating gay-straight alliance support clubs in schools.
On Nov 30, McGuinty launched his government's new anti-bullying legislation at a Toronto area school. (To coincide with the bill, McGuinty also released an It Gets Better video.)
After a grilling during question period later in the day, McGuinty also assured NDP Leader Andrea Horwath that the new legislation is unequivocal when it comes to GSAs. Horwath says the legislation does not go far enough.
McGuinty said, "[GSA] may not be the name that they use, but the important thing is we're going to have that kind of a supportive group there available in all our schools."
Horwath pressed on: "Will students be able to establish gay-straight alliance clubs in their schools?" she demanded, after noting the urgent need to address bullying in Ontario schools. "Can we finally put the politics aside and answer a simple question?"
McGuinty responded, "Yes. The answer to that, very simply, is yes. In fact, that wording is in the bill."
Education Minister Laurel Broten tells Xtra there is "no more debate" on GSAs. "If students want a GSA, it must be provided."
Until now, most Ontario Catholic schools have banned GSAs. Broten says Bill 13 will require school boards to allow students to start queer support groups and name them whatever they wish, including gay-straight alliance, Broten vows. A "general equity group," which is what some Catholic schools have offered students, is not sufficient, she says.
"I'm confident our Catholic schools will work with students on this," she says. "'Gay-straight alliance' is language and terminology we all understand and support. Students will call the groups what they want."
On Nov 30 the Progressive Conservatives also unveiled an anti-bullying bill. MPP Elizabeth Witmer's Bill 14, the Anti-Bullying Act, suggests counselling for bullies as well as victims. The Liberal bill proposes mandatory expulsion for anyone caught bullying.
The PC bill does not mention the words "gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, queer" or "gender." It does not stipulate that students can start GSAs.
"The PCs are taking a blanket approach," says activist Casey Oraa, co-chair of Queer Ontario. "It's not specific to queer youth. There's nothing in here about GSAs."
Both pieces of proposed legislation come after a divisive fight over the past year that has pitted Ontario students against Catholic school boards, which have repeatedly blocked students from starting GSAs. The boards have argued that the religion views homosexuality as sinful and immoral.
For that reason, the name of support groups has been a point of contention for many schools. Catholic boards have told students the names must remain "Catholic sounding," complaining that a GSA "promotes homosexuality and breeds activism. Catholic schools have also promised to release "guidelines" to address bullying.
Mississauga student Leanne Iskander, who has been fighting for a GSA in her school since March, says she feels uncertain about the proposed legislation. She says the message from McGuinty on Nov 30 sounds remarkably similar to MPP Glen Murray's announcement in June during Pride. Murray's promise didn't stop her principal from forcing Iskander's group to adopt the name Open Arms. (Her principal also threatened Iskander with disciplinary action.)
Iskander, who is the founder of the advocacy group Catholic Students for GSAs (CS4GSAs), has said accurate names of support groups are vitally important because they allow GSAs to be visible at school so other students looking for safe queer-friendly places will know where to go.
Iskander says the wording is still too vague. On her CS4GSA blog, she offers recommendations for changes to some of the language.
The real test will be when a student tries to start a GSA, she says. "It will all depend how this will play out at schools."
Oraa says schools should do everything possible to prevent bullying before it starts, instead of reacting to it after students suffer emotional scars.
Experts agree. A recent landmark American study on GSAs says clubs that provide support for queer youth help prevent depression, victimization, substance abuse and suicide.
Bullying is an escalating problem in Ontario schools. A 2009 survey by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health of Ontario found almost one in three students in Grades 7 to 12 have been bullied.
According to Statistics Canada, 458 young Canadians between the ages of 10 and 24 committed suicide in 2008. Egale Canada says suicide is the second leading cause of death among Canadian youth, and studies have found suicide rates among gay youth are four times higher.
Oraa notes that current ministry policy (Policy/Program Memorandum 145), which is still in effect, states that "boards must also help school staff to give support to students who wish to participate in gay-straight alliances."
"The government has just ignored that policy, so who's to say they won't do it again?" he says. "There must be a mechanism built into the legislation so if schools don't comply, there is a consequence for those boards. How will they ensure compliance?"
There are no protections in either bill for queer and supportive teachers who face bullying, he says. "Some teachers are afraid to come out against queer bullying because they are afraid of how their principal will react."
Horwath says the Liberals need to do better. She says "clear direction" is long overdue.
If the Liberals don't enforce the rules, "that tells students that 'gay' is a dirty word and we shouldn't use it," she says. "How does that deal with the issue of bullying? It's unacceptable."
In a Nov 30 editorial, The Globe and Mail declares that Ontario has entered Don't Ask, Don't Tell territory. "To be made nameless is not a small thing. It is to be told that some shame is associated with who you are. The clubs can exist but, depending on how the Catholic schools react, perhaps only in the closet, a place of shame."
It remains to be seen if Catholic schools will fight the proposed legislation.
Broten says publicly funded schools, which include Catholic schools, must follow ministry policy, regardless of how religious doctrine views gay people.
If Catholic schools continue to block GSAs, Horwath says, it's the government's job to enforce the rules. "The government, as the one that provides funding, can set the guidelines and set their own rules, and the schools have to follow them. That's what this legislation should be doing."
The bill is now headed to a second reading, and Horwath says the NDP will likely present suggestions, changes or recommendations.
Transcript from question period at Queen's Park, Nov 30, regarding GSAs
Andrea Horwath: Thank you, Speaker. My question is to the premier. There seems to be a growing consensus that bullying in our schools is a problem that needs to be confronted. Students who want to tackle this problem have a simple question: will they be able to establish gay-straight alliance clubs in their schools?
Dalton McGuinty: Speaker, today I had the opportunity, together with the minister of education, to speak about a new initiative. I certainly hope we can count on support from all members of this legislature. What we simply want to do is convey to all our children in all our schools that they have our support. We want our schools to be warm, welcoming, safe, secure and accepting. We want all our kids to feel free to be who they are.
In response to my honourable colleague's question, yes, we're going to require that, at every school where students request that this be put in place, they be permitted to organize themselves with a gay-straight alliance. It may not be that name that they use, but the important thing is we're going to have that kind of a supportive group there available in all our schools.
The Speaker (Dave Levac): Supplementary?
Horwath: Well, I was starting to feel a little bit positive and then, all of a sudden, got disappointed near the end there. Nearly two-thirds of LGBQT students and their parents say that they feel unsafe in their schools. There have been at least three young people who have taken their own lives in the province of Ontario. It is heartbreaking, Speaker, but it is also completely unacceptable.
Can we finally put the politics aside and answer a simple question? Will students who want a GSA club in their schools be allowed to put one together and have one in their schools?


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'Glee' Airs Britney Spears Episode -- Watch It Here!
The episode, cleverly titled 'Britney/Brittany,' featured hits across the 28-year-old Spears' career, including 'Toxic,' 'Me Against the Music,' 'I'm a Slave 4 U,' 'Stronger' and breakout single '...Baby One More Time.'
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- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Nic
This had to be the WORSE episode of GLEE EVER.... An entire hour of my life i won't get back. Soooo dissapointing.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy dee
Ugh,what a homely Britney she made!
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy medken
So far this semester of GLEE has been dismal, the lipsynching has been off--and I spend a lot of time looking at lips unwillingly and forget about the plot, which may be a good thing as the plots have been very weak to nonexistent. Last year, Glee was more broadway and less hollywood. This year its all west coast LA crap. And way too many trips to the hood at that. Why not just have Bieber on and turn off your adult base altogether? If these kids have any talent, let them actually SING. And if they have lives, let them live it. Dont be a victim of your success.
- Friday 01 OctoberBy -_-
Kids? They look like 30, especially Lea Michelle. Who are they kidding..
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Lawd, Lawd... How many ways can gays be glorified in this society!?!?!?!
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Heather
Hopefully many many more! GO GAY!!!!!
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Daisy Shaver
Gays glorified?? They should be glorified each and every day as productive citizens with a particular slant on life. We're tax-paying citizens who have been vilified through time by religious zealouts just like you!!!
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Bonbon
I love the show but this episode was terrible.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy bud
Yep, this was a stinker.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy THERESA
Why was this the worst episode of glee because it was Britney Spears get a life and stop hating it was great she did a good impersanation of britney why so jealous.......if you did not like it why did you watch it!!!!
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Jamie
Thank you!!! I was hoping for a good response! I loved the episode!!! You are right, if they hated it SOOOO much they shouldn't have watched it.
- Friday 26 NovemberBy cameron
THANK YOU! I loved the episode, it was fun, fast paced, and only crazy people hate Brittany! She is an excellent dancer and did a very good job of impersonating Britney while cleaning it up a bit for network TV.
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Why the bleep doesn't she go back to Alaska and do what she does
best....'hunt Elk'.....she is a poor loser.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy william
This show features some very talented young people in many musical formats. Their versitility, voices, and dance are what makes this show. Just enjoy an hour away from the daily crap.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Daisy Shaver
I'm not a big Brittany fan. I don't watch much television either. But I LOVED this episode. So wacky! The dancing and singing were hot!
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy S
I so agree with medken. This season of Glee has been such a disappointment. I have been a fan from the start and the thing I loved about it was the "feel good feeling" I always got from watching it. It had good music, great talent, and strong characters. It also had some good life lessons for young people with regard to religious, race and sexual diversity. The strong character of Will has been turned into a caricature. Sue's character has been diluted to a minor role with the addition of the coach. This adult viewer has just about been turned off.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy TEVA
The show reminds me of a show called fame.
I think they are equally boring and unimportant pure fantasy.
TV has just gone down hill and bad ideas keep getting recycled.
You can add glee to the list of cop doctors and lawyer shows
that will be cancled next season.
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Michele
not impressed
- Wednesday 29 SeptemberBy Nico Toscani
WHAT? Some chinks in the Glee armor, despite the constant pimping all over the media? You mean people are already getting tired of a show featuring 30 year old HS students lip syncing over awful music? WHODATHUNKIT?
- Thursday 14 OctoberBy Jordan
i think this was a weird episode. Letting the teacher do Britney was odd. I like the ending though. Haha. Paramore rocks. I guess i give it a 4 out of 10 :p
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Piracy nervousness is rife in the western Indian Ocean. When Dandelion, a 47ft Leopard catamaran with seven on board sailing between the island Mayotte in the Indian Ocean and Pemba in northern Mozambique, hadn't been heard from for several days, families and rescue authorities quickly feared that they had been 'sea-jacked' by pirates. A major search was launched. On board were British, German, American, South African and Dutch crew and all the authorities had been notified.
SY Dandelion - fears she had been hijacked by pirates, but it was just 'technical problems'
South Africa's Times newspaper reported that the search for the yacht, which had set sail on April 10 and hadn't been heard from since, was being aided by an EU anti-piracy plane scrambled from Djibouti on Sunday.
All ships in the vicinity of Mozambique had also been warned to be on the lookout for pirate activity.
The captain of the yacht is John Sergel, a South African from Durban, and his co-skipper is Izabella Moallic, a French citizen.
Also on the cruise were Gianvieve Mancuso, an American, and her German husband Alexander Weyhe, British passport holder Jason Morenikeji, South African Frank Joubert and Dutch citizen Jasper van Straaten.
The owner of the yacht, Roger Hartley, told Beeld newspaper that because of the different nationalities of the passengers, authorities from all the involved countries had been drawn into the search.
However, little more than 24 hours after a major search and rescue operation had been put in place, the yacht has been located (Monday) with all on board safe and well.
A spokesman for the Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre on the island of Reunion said the yacht had suffered technical problems and was now motoring slowly towards Pemba.
He said: 'The Dandelion was spotted this morning by an air force plane. 'The pilots made contact with it and the captain informed them that all on board remained well.
'It is now around 20 nautical miles from Pemba and is making its way slowly towards the port.'
Officials said it was believed the catamaran had suffered a motor breakdown in the ocean and had been left without communication.
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Kiwi Dan Bowden's big driving tackle on James O'Connor
A quick look at a big tackle from the Aviva Premiership match between Leicester Tigers and London Irish last weekend. New Zealander Dan Bowden gets his head in low, picks up and then drives former Wallaby James O'Connor back before dumping him to the turf.
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Canadian content March 03, 2014 10:34 pm
Well done, a little lucky with his head down, that can cost you
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The distinction that Dr. Cronbach makes between religion and theology is important, though I fail to see why it should be an occasion for flippancy with regard to "theological quandaries." Do not theological quandaries arise from religious ones, from trying to justify the ways of God to man, from trying to explain how it is that the wicked prosper and the good perish? In any case, from the fact that religion is not identical with theology it does not follow that religion is everything that theology is not. And that is what Dr. Cronbach seems perilously close to asserting when he parcels out religion to the various arts and sciences.
Actually, the history of Western civilization is precisely the opposite of Dr. Cronbach's description of it: from an original impingement of the sacred upon all the arts of life, we have seen the arts develop into autonomous, secular, non-sacred activities, and the sacred has become—the specifically religious. Dr. Cronbach's desire to reincorporate the secular into the sacred is a noble one, but it cannot be achieved by deciding to call things sacred when they are not so in fact.
It is pointless to quarrel with Drs. Cronbach and Gittelsohn as to what psychoanalysis really is. I had taken it for what Freud said it was. Drs. Cronbach and Gittelsohn prefer other authorities. A conflict of authorities, matching quotation against quotation, would be sterile. But there is one point where the possibility of reconciling psychoanalysis with religion is crucially posed: the origin of the belief in God. Here, even the post-Freudian schools of psychoanalysis will admit, if pressed, that they cannot in all good scientific conscience regard the religious experience as a genuine confrontation of the divine. They must reduce the experience to something "psychic," "mental"—in other words, an "illusion." The only psychoanalytical theory I know of that has tried to accept religion on its own terms (unsuccessfully, to my mind) is that of Jung and his followers. It is also the only theory I know of that finds no echo in the rabbinate.
As with psychoanalysis, so with religion: it is fruitless to argue over definitions. Drs. Cronbach and Gittelsohn find my definition primitive and retrograde. I find theirs devoid of spiritual content. Dr. Cronbach concedes some utility to "the word 'God' "—I do wish he had said something about His reality. Dr. Gittelsohn, on the other hand, assures us positively that "God's word is a progressive, growing, never-ending revelation." This is either a genuine theological statement (of a Hegelian cast) or else an empty metaphor. In the context of his letter, it does not look to me to be the former.
A final point: Dr. Gittelsohn suggests that Freud's attack on religion may have been motivated by his "unconscious resentment against being a Jew." This is a common and irresponsible perversion of the psychoanalytic method. To deny that a Jew can be an atheist except through "self-hate" is to substitute mud-slinging for intelligent discussion.
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The Vampire Diaries Logic Fails From Season 4, Episode 17
The Vampire Diaries is a show where witches can bring people back from the dead, vampires kiss humans instead of ripping their throats out, and werewolves have silky smooth chests when they haven't transformed. And we accept all of this without blinking an eye. Yet it's the little things that make us scoff and say, "That would never happen." Check out the biggest logic fails from Season 4, Episode 17, "Because the Night."
Stefan was in Mystic Falls in '70s
We remember when Stefan (Paul Wesley) first showed up on Grams's doorstep in Season 1 — but it wasn't the first time they'd met. He recalled her leading the only anti-war demonstration within miles of Mystic Falls back in 1969. Lexi confirmed that they stayed in the town throughout most of the '70s, saying they heard about Damon's (Ian Somerhalder) NYC antics all the way back home. Surely there are some residents of Mystic Falls who remember Stefan from the last time he lived in town. Oh, we forget. There's no one over the age of 45 who resides there.
Caroline's two best friends
Every time Caroline (Candice Accola) talks about her "best friend," we always have to ask "which one"? Last episode it was Elena (Nina Dobrev). Now that the new vampire tried to kill her, Car has switched her loyalty back to Bonnie (Kat Graham). Best implies there can be only one, Caroline. Pick one and stick with it. That way, there are fewer people whom you might have to murder for. Better yet, make Matt (Zach Roerig) your best friend. He could really use someone right now.
Rebekah forgets about her brother.
We still don't buy that Rebekah (Claire Holt) has totally forgiven Elena for murdering Kol (Nathaniel Buzolic) and is now having a happy-go-lucky girls' trip with her. Then again, this is the vampire that teams up with Klaus (Joseph Morgan) only days after someone removes the dagger he stuck in her back; she really need to learn how to hold a grudge.
One coven, 12 witches
It certainly was convenient that the exact number of dead witches Silas needed to complete his Expression triangle massacre was equal to the number of witches in a coven. Good thing they didn't call The Secret Circle witches. They would've needed two covens to have the requisite number of magical ladies and guys.
The indestructible white oak state is... structible?
Esther enchanted the final white oak stake so that it wouldn't burn up when it killed an Original. It survived Klaus's first staking and Kol's death, but Silas is able to break the thing in half. Good spelling, Original witch.


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At this very moment, you can play Angry Birds on your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android tablet, a Roku set top box, and your browser. You can buy Angry Birds plushies, and chew toys for your pets; there's even franchise tie-ins for Star Wars and Green Day. Now it seems that the anger-prone avians will be moving to an even bigger screen, as Rovio officially announced the Angry Birds movie.
The movie–slated to debut in 2016–is being produced by John Cohen, who previously produced Despicable Me. Cohen was also involved in films like Ice Age and Horton Hears a Who. Personally, the prospect of Steve Carrell voicing the pig king haunts my nightmares–while there's no word of official casting, I'm bracing for the worst.
To demonstrate that there is a market for all things Angry Birds, Rovio's press release also contains the latest stats on their franchise: "Since its debut in 2009, the Angry Birds game has been downloaded more than 1 billion times across platforms and versions. The most recent venture, Angry Birds Star Wars, soared to the top of the US iPhone charts within 2.5 hours of release." We'd be interested in seeing how many of those downloads–including free platforms–led to revenue.
At the very least, we know Cohen is a fan of the source material. Cohen was quoted as saying, "I've personally spent countless hours playing the Angry Birds games over the last few years, which I can now happily justify as research for the movie." I don't doubt him; those games are addictive!
An example of Rovio's increasingly ambitious animated shorts.
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1. Use fresh tea. Look for fresh tea at a tearoom or a market with high turnover, because the oils that give teas their flavor break down over time. Opt for loose tea rather than tea bags, as tea leaves need room to expand to release their flavors. If you use tea bags, look for larger ones shaped like pyramids, which give the leaves more room to bloom. Look for brands that list the region where the tea comes from so you know exactly what you're getting.
2. Start with spring or filtered tap water. Mineral water contains too many minerals that can create off-flavors when they come in contact with compounds in the tea leaves, and mineral-free distilled water produces a flat-tasting brew.
3. Turn up (or down) the heat. Use boiling water (212°F) to brew black, herbal and darker-colored oolong teas. But use cooler water (170° to 180°F) to brew green, white and lighter oolongs teas. Brewing teas that need cooler temps with boiling water can result in bitter or astringent flavors.
4. Use just enough tea. Use 1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons per cup of water when brewing teas with bigger leaves or flowers, like green tea or chamomile, and 1 teaspoon per cup for teas with denser, compact leaves, such as most black teas. If you want to make iced tea and don't have time for the tea to cool down, brew it double-strength to compensate for the resulting water from melting ice cubes. Or cool it to room temperature and refrigerate until cold.
5. Steep long enough to release flavors, but not so long that tannins and other bitter-tasting compounds dominate. Heartier teas, like black teas and darker oolongs, should steep for 3 to 5 minutes, while green, white and lighter oolong teas need just 2 to 3 minutes. Herbal tisanes and infusions have fewer tannins, so there's less risk of oversteeping.
Tea Health Tip: Regardless of the variety of tea you brew, maximize the power of its flavonoids by drinking it freshly brewed. If you want to keep a batch of cold tea in your refrigerator, "add a little lemon juice," recommends Jeffrey Blumberg, Ph.D., director of the Antioxidants Research Laboratory at the USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University in Boston. The citric acid and vitamin C in that squeeze of lemon—or lime or orange—help preserve the flavonoids.
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SALEM, ORE. -- Willamette University inside linebacker Jack Nelson (Sr., Portland, OR/Jesuit HS) has been named NCAA Division III Second Team Preseason All-America by the Beyond Sports Network. A total of 93 athletes were chosen for the Preseason All-America Team.
Nelson was a finalist for the Cliff Harris Award last season. He was named First Team All-Northwest Conference in 2012 and 2013.
Last fall, he registered 67 unassisted tackles and produced 45 assists to lead the NWC with 112 total tackles. He ranked seventh in NCAA Division III in solo tackles per game (7.4 avg.) and was ninth in total tackles per game (12.4 avg.).
Nelson earned 10 or more tackles in all nine games, helping the Bearcats earn a 7-2 record. He tied for first place on the Willamette roster with 9.5 tackles for loss and achieved 2.5 quarterback sacks. He intercepted two passes, broke up two passes, recovered two fumbles and forced a fumble.
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