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hey peeps. just wondering does anyone like anime? i know i LOVE it! i like many things about the japonisse culture and anime is one of my favorites. i just started and im waching this series called zero no tsukaima and its soo good! unfortinally, im kinnah suffering alot cause seasons 3 and 4 arent on youtube and i cant find them anywhere!! trying to download them but cant so... yeah. i freaked out a couple of times.... does anyone else like anime??? anyone? anyone at all
I'm a big anime fan. I love the Studio Ghibli films and shows like classic Pokemon, Naruto, Yumeiro Patissiere, and quite a few others.
Have you tried other sites that have streaming like animefreak.tv or animecrazy.net as they're pretty reliable. Nothing worse than having a show you love that you can't get on DVD.
NICE! thank you, actually i found a channel called reyanime.com(since i can speak spanish) and they had it! the prob is, i was watching yesturday and part 2 of episode 4 didnt work! i dunno why! im gust gonna wait a bit to see if it works again but ill try those sites. thanks a bunch thought. i LOVE pokemon but i dont like the other shows like dragon ball and naruto. i like softer anime not that really violent stuff like naruto. trust me, i got ALOT to watch but dont have the time but every time i see an interesting name, it goes to my list. have you ever watched kissxsis? its a guilty pleashure of mine and i felt quite happy when i found out they wherent actually realted.its a short series and you can watch it all by youtube.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmzqY1NtCIU thats episode 1 part one. check it out if you like
on the 2nd site i cant find it and on the 1st it keeps pestering me to download it all the time and it NEVER loads!
I love anime!!!! I watch Haiyao Miyazaki's films. I have a set of twenty of them they are AWESOME!!
cool. twenty of what?
I admit I've always taken to the softer animes with fairies n such, but I've quite taken to Naruto for it's humour, although I'm getting tired of things being dragged out and every single character having a dark and miserable back story. ')">
I'll give KissXsis a try. Another one I love is Ouran High School Host Club, Kill Me Baby, K-ON!, and Shinryaku Ika Musume!
Question is though, subs or dubs? I give both a chance, although a lot of the time, the dubs change things that don't really need changing and it annoys me.
i feel ya. tell me what you thought of kissxsis later. i like both subs and dubs. they both have defects in translation but there not that big.
do you like reading mangas? can you suggest me a good site for them? after i finish with zero no tsukaima i wanna read both that manga and kissxsis.
also, do you know any more sites where they show anime? like i told you, the last 2 didnt work out so well.. just a backup plan
I enjoy mangas. I like the original Pokemon Adventures with Red.
A good site for mangas would be mangafox.me
I was able to read some that hadn't been officially translated there with fan translations that were okay.
There's also dubhappy.com that often has some good stuff. I was able to watch one anime on there until the DVD release finally came out over here.
ok thanks. did yuo watch kissxsis?
you guys do know that it is illegal to watch movies,t.v. episodes ect. on youtube right?
anime's ok, I don't mind it. I learn Japanese at school so At the end of terms we sometimes watch it, mainly studio ghibli.
@Puppylove - I tried but I found it a little awkward, even though it did turn out that they weren't biologically related. There are certain aspects of anime that I can't sit though.
@ARC - When DVDs and manga books are released in the UK for me to buy, I buy them 100% legally, but when it's a show/book not distributed to us, then I read/watch online as there's no other option. It's because of illegal watching online that i've bought many unknown films and such when they've been released here. Not all illegal online stuff is bad, so long as in the end you do the right thing.
OK I thought that that show was avaliable, sorry for the mistake.I'll kept that in mind
No worries. You Americans are lucky though to have Pokemon DVDs. Apparently 'due to a legal dispute' no UK distributor is looking to release it, yet Australia's started to recieve the boxsets. 9_9
Pokemon not really big in the USA anymore I guess it's hitting the UK next.
PFFFFF! illegal. in this stupid contrey theres no such thing as illegal. you do whatever you want and no one ever does nothing! this is a class d contrey. besides, i cant find ANYTHING here so i dont care. and no one will catch me! i get the awkwardness kissxisis gives you however. i use to have that but somehow, it kept dragging me in and i started really liking it! like REALLY liking it and my first expirience was episode 3 part 2 and that one isnt very pretty...... it made me feel wrong and right at the same time.... well i respect it. at least you tried.
I like anime! My fave studio is green gold,Kolkata
thats ok I have no idea how the UK runs so i guess I really should have kept quite.
who where you talking to exacly?
cause i was talking about bolivia in south america...
I was talking to treo1
ARC - The UK misses out in a lot of anime and other cartoons, which really sucks.
I've imported many DVDs from America, but with the cost of postage rising and added import tax, I can't afford to keep doing it.
i get that. its worse here thought, whenever i wanna buy something from amazon(cause here you cant find ANYTHING!) i cant buy it because of laws about not sending certain thing to other contries! UGH so pissSses me off! the maximum i can buy are some dvd's and book nothing else! i HATTE that.(come ON! hows pissSs a curse word!)
wow I didn't know that you had such a limited amout of things to choose from!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
that because there i live sucks. i hate this place. always will. i tried ordering a camera and some original video games thought amazon but i count. fortinally i was able to buy my camera here but it took us FOREVER to find a good one. it depends alot on where you live. i was DYING to get a "that was easy!" button(still am) and i cant order it. i just want my eragon collection to arrive...
wow thats upsetting
im so sad. tre01, i was able to find a good website that had the series zero no tsukaima and.... I FINISHED!!!! i should be happy but im SO SAD ITS OVER! my heart akes of sadness i just cant stand all that romantic stuff! do you wanna suggest me the anime i should watch next? some thing thats not too sentimental if you please but not something demonish or bloody as well :/ help me please?
Depends on what you like. For humour, I would suggest you try Squid Girl a.k.a Shinryaku! Ika Musume!
I was sad when Yumerio Patissiere came to an end a couple of years ago. It's open to continue on, but they just don't seem to be up to doing it.
i know the feeling. anime is a curse. you dedicate yourelf to it and then POOF it ends and suddenly nothing matters anymore. i want more humour than romance thought, i suffered to much with saito.... ill try to watch that squid girl one, seems interesting
ika musume is another one right?
do you know any sites where i can see it fast and well. cant find it on youtube. and the vids i find is pure japonnise.
Shinryaku! Ika Musume is Squid Girl. Depends if you want Japanese with Subtitles or English.
animecrazy.net has video links both series 1&2. Crunchy roll used to have it too officially on licence but their licence for the 1st series ran out a while ago. If you do take to this show, Series 1 is available in the UK thanks to Manga Entertainment.
If you like girl series with music, there's also K-on! which has some great humour and catchy songs. But even when the show was dubbed into English, the songs remain in Japanese. And it's another show Manga Entertainment has released over here
I wish I knew what word was apparently a swear in my last message
i dunno, this site is so exagerated with the "swearing". i find is stupid really. animecrazy is really slow but its ok but i found this site thats really good called dailymotion.com. it has videos of almost EVERYTHING and its super fast! the animes come with subtitles, dubbed in english and other language. i prefer watching in japonnise however that way i learn a couple or words.. hey could you tell me how many seasons there are for squid girl, i find it really weird but i still wanna watch it, im needing some anime with no romance right now. ill watch k on later. man, why cant there be guys like you in my school!
There's 2 seasons. Their titles alter from 'Shinryaku! Ika Musume' (Invasion! Squid Girl) to 'Shinryaku?! Ika Musume' (Invasion?! Squid Girl) There was also a direct-to-DVD movie which is also up online. Although rumour is that sales in Japan dropped, so they might not be making a 3rd season I found at first the theme was kinda annoying but now I'm really into it. Doesn't help having earphones and having SHINRYAKU! shouted at you when on high volume
There's also animefreak.tv that has a lot of animes. There was a cute on from here I watched called Strawberry Marshmallow.
Another one that I can't remember if i mentioned is 'Ouran High School Host Club'. Took me a while to get into it, but it is really good if you stick with it.
In terms of movies, what have you watched outside fo Ghibli films? Ones I would reccomend would be 'Summer Wars' (If you've seen 'Digimon The Movie' this might look familiar) and 'The Girl Who Leapt Through Time,'
I wished there was more Disney fans at the school I went to, because that is one of my biggest interests in terms of animation.
WOAH man! slow down! im slow! it took me 2 months and a half just to finish zero no tsukaima! you should watch it, its BEUTIFUL! marvelous anime! it involves alot of magic and romance but its SOOO GOOOD! i never like digimon or dragon ball z or yu gi oh. just any of thoae shows in cartoon network! the only one i liked was pokemon but by the fact that the pokemon got quite silly and that ash NEVER likes ANY of the girls he knows i just dont watch it anymore, i stopped when that blue haired girl came along :/. anyways, im more of a dreamworks and aardman fan when it comes to animation, im kinnah sick of disney since all they do is crrappy series these days. its just unfair really. not to mention nick that keeps copying disney and vice versa. its just not how it use to be. i miss the old days, i miss the 4 nicktoons! specialy danny phantom..... anyways, go a bit slow, im gonna finish the squid girl series and then we'll talk about another, heres a link to episode 1 or zero no tsukaima AKA familiar of zero if you wanna watch it. its romantical but its worth it. more at season 4, season 1 is still not that romanticlal thought
this is episode 1. sorry i count find it in daily motion but here its pretty good too
its the 1st one JIC.
lol Sorry. As you can tell I kinda watch a lot of varied animation styles.
I never got into DragonballZ or Yu gi oh either. I always believed Pokemon was superior to Digimon, but after watching it in Japanese, I see that it got pretty badly slaughtered in the American dub. Even worse than the job 4Kids did with Pokemon. Once the voices changed in Pokemon, it put me right off, although I'm watching the current stuff in Japanese, but I'm still being rather critical since they're using quite a bit from the original series now and Team Rocket are barely seen.
I still love Disney's movies, but Disney Channel and it's Tween obsession is just a monstrocity in my eyes.
I'll give tsukaima a try
kk. hey where both online! maybe i should watch one more chapter form squid girl....
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Jacks travel to Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb.
SDSU vs. North Carolina, 10 a.m.
SDSU at Nebraska, 2 p.m.
The South Dakota State wrestling team continues its seven-dual road trip at Nebraska for a pair of duals. The Jacks face ACC foe North Carolina and nationally-ranked, Big Ten foe Nebraska.
SDSU opened its dual season last weekend at the Huskie Duals and returned with a 2-1 record. The Jacks upset Indiana 19-18 and defeated Tiffin 32-12, but stumbled versus weekend host Northern Illinois 26-12. Dustin Walraven won all three matches at 149 pounds and Brance Simms scored a decisive pin at 133 in the one-point win versus the Hoosiers.
First-year head coach Chris Bono and first-year assistant coaches Israel Silva and Andrew Sorenson lead
SDSU. Bono posted a 39-17-0 record in three years at UT-Chattanooga, including
a 15-0 SoCon record. His squad won three SoCon regular season and tournament
championships and he was named SoCon Coach of the Year all three seasons.
North Carolina Tar Heels - The Jacks face the Tar Heels for the first time in school history. SDSU is looking for its first win over an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent.
North Carolina finished fourth in the six-team ACC last season with a 2-3 ACC record, 6-14 overall record.
North Carolina competed in two opens and one dual since the start of the season. The Tar Heels placed seven at the Hokie Open, including two second-place finishers, and placed 12 at the Wolfpack Open last weekend. Three of the 12 Carolina wrestlers claimed titles.
The Tar Heels' Evan Henderson was named ACC Wrestler of the Week after a 6-0 weekend at the Wolfpack Open. Wrestling at 141 pounds, Henderson defeated two ranked opponents by decision.
In its lone dual this season, North Carolina lost to Arizona State 21-16. The Tar Heels jumped out to an early lead, but Arizona State took the lead for good with a decision at 197 pounds.
Three Tar Heel wrestlers are
ranked by InterMat entering the weekend: Nathan Kraisser at 125 (No. 16), Evan
Henderson at 141 (No. 17) and Alex Utley at 184 (No. 20).
No. 14 Nebraska Cornhuskers - The Jacks face the Huskers for the 37th time in school history, the seventh most of any opponent. The two teams split the all-time series 17-17-2. Nebraska won last season's dual in Brookings.
The Cornhuskers finished eighth at the 2012 Big Ten Championships, two spots ahead of last week's opponent Indiana. Nebraska did not have an individual champion.
The Huskers, ranked No. 14 (InterMat), opened the season at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open and took home eight titles (125, 133, 141, 149, 157, 165, 174, 184) with 19 placewinners.
Last weekend, Nebraska faced two Western Wrestling Conference opponents.
The Huskers first traveled to Greeley, Colo., and defeated Northern Colorado 28-9. Nebraska won five of the final six matches to secure the dual.
In its second dual, Nebraska visited Laramie, Wyo., and defeated No. 19 Wyoming 22-15. The Huskers built a 16-0 lead through four matches and held off the Cowboys' rally with decisions in the final two matches (141, 149) to win the dual.
Four Nebraska wrestlers are
ranked by InterMat entering the weekend: Jake Sueflohn at 149 (No. 13), James
Green at 157 (No. 5), Robert Kokesh at 174 (No. 7) and Josh Ihnen at 184 (No.
6). All four were champions at the Daktronics Open (first-place match at 174
was a double default).
SDSU 19 - Indiana 18
The South Dakota State wrestling team opened the Huskie Duals by shocking Big Ten foe Indiana 19-18.
The Hoosiers entered the dual with two ranked wrestlers (InterMat) and a 2-0 record versus the Jacks.
But Indiana is no longer undefeated versus SDSU.
The Jacks entered the dual as underdogs in every match, but once the teams were on the mat, rankings did not matter. In this dual, every match and every point counted.
The dual started at 125 pounds with Aaron Pickrel versus Joseph Duca. Duca led 5-4 after the first period, but Pickrel shutout Duca in the second and posted a riding time advantage of 1:21 for a 7-5 lead. Pickrel limited the scoring in the third for an 8-5 decision.
Next, Brance Simms faced Quinton Murphy at 133 pounds. Simms pinned Murphy in less than one minute to extend the SDSU lead to 9-0. It was the second and fastest pin of the season for Simms, who improved to 6-2 overall with the win.
At 141 pounds, Ben Gillette faced Eric Roach and was down 2-1 entering the third period. He was unable to close the gap in the third and lost by 8-3 decision.
Dustin Walraven battled Geno Capezio at 149. Walraven took an early lead in the first period and held a significant advantage in riding time. He rode out the lead to a 6-1 decision and a 12-3 team lead.
At 157, Cody Pack dropped a tight decision to nationally-ranked Taylor Walsh. Pack wrestled tough in the first period, but fell behind 2-0. The second period was more of the same and Pack was down 5-0 going into the third period. He got on the board, but dropped the decision 6-2.
Joe Brewster lined up at 165 versus Ryan LeBlanc, ranked No. 19 (InterMat). The two were tied after one period, but fell behind 3-0 after two. Brewster was unable to recover, as LeBlanc pulled out a close match by 5-2 decision and narrowed the SDSU lead to 12-9.
Troy Morisette faced Cheney Dale at 174 pounds with the Jacks leading by three points. Morisette led 3-2 after the first period. The second period was rather quiet, but Morisette extended his lead to 4-2. Morisette held on to win by 5-2 decision and put the Jacks in front 15-9.
At 184, Hunter Weddington squared off with Lucas Sheridan. The two were tied after the first period, but Weddington trailed 2-1 after the second period. He was unable to keep pace in the third and dropped a 9-3 decision.
Brandon Ballard faced Tarek Alaruri in the second-to-last match of the dual. Ballard put together a strong effort in the first period and led 6-2 after one. He added to his lead at 10-3, 1:18 riding time advantage entering the third period. Ballard kept pushing and won by 15-4 major decision to put the Jacks up for good.
The Hoosiers scored a pin late in the 285-pound match with nationally-ranked Adam Chalfant versus J.J. Everard, but it was not enough, as SDSU shocked Indiana 19-18.
SDSU 19 - Indiana 18
125 - Aaron Pickrel decision Joseph
Duca, 8-5 (Team score: SDSU 3-0)
133 - Brance Simms pin Quinton Murphy, 0:56 (SDSU 9-0)
141 - Eric Roach decision Ben Gillette, 8-3 (SDSU 9-3)
149 - Dustin Walraven decision Geno Capezio, 6-1 (SDSU 12-3)
157 - Taylor Walsh decision Cody Pack, 6-2 (SDSU 12-6)
165 - Ryan LeBlanc decision Joe Brewster, 5-2 (SDSU 12-9)
174 - Troy Morisette decision Cheney Dale, 5-2 (SDSU 15-9)
184 - Lucas Sheridan decision Hunter Weddington, 9-3 (SDSU 15-12)
197 - Brandon Ballard major decision Tarek Alaruri, 15-4 (SDSU 19-12)
285 - Adam Chalfant pin J.J. Everard, 6:27 (SDSU wins 19-18)
Northern Illinois 26 - SDSU 12
In its second of three at the Huskie Duals, SDSU faced a stiff challenge from host school Northern Illinois.
Unfortunately, Northern Illinois was more comfortable on its home mat and bested the Jacks 26-12.
Much like the first dual, the teams started at 125 pounds. Aaron Pickrel lost the opening match by pin in the first period.
Brance Simms responded at 133 with a 4-1 decision versus Thorian Twyner. The two were tied after one, but Simms led 2-0 after two and controlled the third period for the win.
The Huskies scored another pin at 141 from Ethan Davis versus Ben Gillette to extend its team lead to 12-3.
At 149 pounds, Dustin Walraven got the Jacks back on track. Walraven led Robert Jillard 4-3 after the first, the highest-scoring period of the dual thus far. After extending the lead in the second, Walraven closed out a 9-3 decision to bring SDSU within 12-6.
Cody Pack put together a strong first period versus Andrew Morse at 157 to lead 4-1 with 1:54 riding time advantage. After a one-point second period, Pack led 4-2. Pack posted a shutout in the third period to win by 5-2 decision.
In the 165-pound match, Joe Brewster battled Dan Burk to a first-period tie. After an escape in the second, Brewster trailed 1-0 entering the third. In the third, Brewster scored an escape, takedown and three back points to win the match 6-1 and even the team score at 12-12 with four matches left.
At 174, Matt Mougin jumped out to a 4-1 first-period lead on Troy Morisette. Morisette rallied with a two-point second to narrow the deficit to 4-3. After evening the score through three, Mougin won 6-4 in sudden victory.
Hunter Weddington took on Bryan Loughlin at 184 and trailed 2-0 after the first. Loughlin pushed his lead to 5-0 after two and finished with a 10-1 major decision to extend the Huskies lead.
Brandon Ballard took the mat at 197 versus Shawn Scott in need of a win to keep the Jacks alive. Ballard jumped out to a 2-1 lead through one, but fell behind 4-2 after two. He was unable to recover as the Huskies put the dual out of reach.
In the final match, J.J. Everard battled Jared Torrence, but trailed 2-1 after the first period. Torrence expanded his lead to 5-1 after two and won by 8-3 decision.
Northern Illinois 26 - SDSU 12
125 - Derek
Elmore pin Aaron Pickrel,
1:38 (Team score: NIU 6-0)
133 - Brance Simms decision Thorian Twyner, 4-1 (NIU 6-3)
141 - Ethan Davis pin Ben Gillette, 2:00 (NIU 12-3)
149 - Dustin Walraven decision Robert Jillard, 9-3 (NIU 12-6)
157 - Cody Pack decision Andrew Morse, 5-2 (NIU 12-9)
165 - Joe Brewster decision Dan Burk, 6-1 (12-12)
174 - Matt Mougin sudden victory 1 Troy Morisette, 6-4 (NIU 15-12)
184 - Bryan Loughlin major decision Hunter Weddington, 10-1 (NIU 19-12)
197 - Shawn Scott major decision Brandon Ballard, 11-3 (NIU 23-12)
285 - Jared Torrence decision J.J. Everard, 8-3 (NIU wins 26-12)
SDSU 32 - Tiffin 12
In the final dual of the day, SDSU defeated the Dragons 32-12.
Aaron Pickrel started the dual the right way, with a pin at 125 pounds versus Jordan Shoemaker. It was the fourth pin of the season for Pickrel.
At 133, Brance Simms and Michael Screptock wrestled to an even score through three periods. The two wrestled 30-second ride outs to determine a winner and Screptock took the match 4-3 in the third overtime.
In the 141-pound match, Ben Gillette lost a 12-9 decision, which evened the team score at 6-6.
Dustin Walraven, at 149 pounds, put the Jacks back on track with a pin in 2:01 versus Lawrence Blackful III. It was his fourth pin of the season and improved him to 3-0 at the Huskie Duals.
Cody Pack followed suit at 157 with a pin at the end of the second period versus D.J. Beauch. It was Pack's first pin of the season and pushed the team lead to 18-6.
Joe Brewster was a 13-2 major decision winner versus Trevor Nickolai at 165.
At 174, John Nething II wrestled in his first match of the weekend. Nething II scored a 10-4 decision against a Jake Cramer, a nationally-ranked wrestler in Division II, to push the Jackrabbit lead to 25-6 and put the dual out of reach.
Hunter Weddington scored a 3-2 decision versus Walid Boggio at 184 pounds to extend SDSU's lead to 28-6.
In the dual's final match (heavyweight match forfeited by SDSU), Brandon Ballard defeated by 13-5 major decision to give SDSU its final point total of 32.
SDSU 32 - Tiffin 12
125 - Aaron Pickrel pin Jordan Shoemaker, 2:41 (SDSU 6-0)
133 - Michael Screptock overtime Brance Simms, 4-3 (3 OT) (SDSU 6-3)
141 - Ryan McKenzie decision Ben Gillette, 12-9 (6-6)
149 - Dustin Walraven pin Lawrence Blackful III, 2:01 (SDSU 12-6)
157 - Cody Pack pin D.J. Beauch, 4:59 (SDSU 18-6)
165 - Joe Brewster major decision Trevor Nickolai, 13-2 (SDSU 22-6)
174 - John Nething II decision Jake Cramer,10-4 (SDSU 25-6)
184 - Hunter Weddington decision Walid Baggio, 3-2 (SDSU 28-6)
197 - Brandon Ballard major decision Alek Hughes, 13-5 (SDSU 32-6)
285 - Kevin Christman wins by forfeit (SDSU wins 32-12)
NDSU Bison Open
Eight SDSU wrestlers competed at the NDSU Bison Open in Fargo, N.D.
Will James competed at 141 pounds and finished sixth. James opened the day with a first-round win, a 4-3 decision versus Dillon Kifer (Jamestown). He advanced to the semifinals after a 6-2 decision versus Beau Buysse (Southwest Minnesota State). After falling in the semifinals by a tough 3-0 decision, James was a victim of another decision in the consolation semifinals, 8-2. In the fifth-place match, James dropped another close decision to Chase Austvold (Concordia), 6-2.
Shea Nolan also finished sixth, wrestling at 184. Nolan lost his first-round match, but rallied in the consolation bracket. Nolan pinned Adam Lizaola (Minot State) in 3:32, won by 15-12 decision versus Jonathan Volp (Minnesota) and won by 9-1 major decision versus Lucas Moderow (MSU-Moorhead). He was edged by 2-1 decision in the consolation semifinals. In the fifth-place match, Nolan dropped a close decision 11-4 to Matthew Lewellen (MSU-Moorhead).
Ben Schwery was a first-round winner by 10-6 decision versus Dylan Hanson (Concordia).
Ben Fichter won his consolation first-round match at 157 pounds by 14-7 decision versus Caleb Meide (NDSU).
In the consolation first round, Chet Utesch stayed alive in the 125-pound bracket with a 4-3 decision versus Jordan Bremer (Minnesota), but was later eliminated.
Max Malave opened the
day at 125 pounds with a preliminary match win by 10-7 decision versus Julian
Valhuerdi (Itasca).
UP - SDSU closes out its seven-dual road
trip in Columbia, Mo., versus Stanford and at Missouri. Duals are scheduled for
Saturday, Nov. 24, times to be announced.
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The heart pumps blood into the arteries with enough force to push blood to the far reaches of each organ from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet. Blood pressure can be defined as the pressure of blood on the walls of the arteries as it circulates through the body. Blood pressure is highest as its leaves the heart through the aorta and gradually decreases as it enters smaller and smaller blood vessels (arteries, arterioles, and capillaries). Blood returns in the veins leading to the heart, aided by gravity and muscle contraction.
Hypertension is the medical term for high blood pressure. It is known as the "silent killer" since it has no initial symptoms but can lead to long-term disease and complications..
How is blood pressure measured?
Blood pressure is measured with a blood pressure cuff and recorded as two numbers, for example, 120/80 mm Hg (millimeters of mercury). Blood pressure measurements are usually taken at the upper arm over the brachial artery.
The American Heart Association has recommended guidelines to define normal and high blood pressure.
As many as 60 million Americans have high blood pressure.
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Joel On Drums, Sid On Decks and Website On Its Way
Posted on February 12, 2008When a fan asked Joel, how long he'd been playing the drums for, he replied, "I have been playing drums for about 20 years. It started when I was watching an old Motley Crue video. I saw Tommy Lee bashing the fuck out of the drums and I told my mom that I want to do that and she was like OH GREAT. We had this sectional in our Apt. so I got some sticks and beat the hell out of that."
New website in development... not ready just yet, but it will be located at : www.stonesour.com. The first VHS of the finished video for 'Get Inside' arrived here this morning and was promptly whisked off to the depths of a legal department for TV clearance. All work ceased, every pair of eyes present trained on the TV screen to view... Meanwhile, what can we tell you about it? It is entirely live footage filmed at the recent Stone Sour show in Los Angeles. Neither Corey or Jim wear their Slipknot masks in the video. Josh plays the guitar solo. The video has been shot in black and white.
Random facts: Sid (0) from Slipknot guests on songs "Monolith," "Cold Reader" and "Orchids", playing the turntables. Denny Gibbs plays the hammond organ on "Inhale". The album was recorded at the Catamount Studios, Cedar Falls, Iowa. All songs have been written and performed by Stone Sour, except "Bother" written and performed by Corey Taylor and "Tumult" written by Stone Sour and Ryan Weeder and performed by Stone Sour. The album has been produced by Tom Tatman & Stone Sour and mixed by Toby Wright excluding "Bother", which was produced by James "Jimbo" Barton (also responsible for mixing this song) & Corey Taylor.
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Just in case you missed Friday's MLS Insider, Judah Friedlander documents how former Fire forward Roman Kosecki used inspiration from The Three Stooges to provide one of the top moments of comedy every seen... Check out Storytime Theater below...
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Select shots from the Fire's Practice in the Community event.
Select shots from the Fire's 1-0 win over Sporting Kansas City.
CREDIT: Brian Kersey
After a morale sapping 2-0 loss in New England last week, the Fire need to pick themselves up for the visit of Eastern Conference table toppers Sporting KC Friday night. There has been no love lost between the sides over the past few seasons and this one promises to be no different. Here are few things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
Changes to the Fire defense – who will replace Bakary Soumare
Since the return of Bakary Soumare, the Fire's starting back four has remained virtually unchanged despite some less than stellar performances. Soumare's suspension forces Frank Klopas into making a tough decision.
The two most likely options are moving Jalil Anibaba into the middle and replacing him with Logan Pause/Wells Thompson/Mike Videra or keeping Jalil at right back and drafting Hunter Jumper into the middle.
The latter seems the more likely choice, especially considering Jumper's height and the coaching staff's desire to play big men against Sporting KC in the past. Jumper has had limited playing time this season (just one appearance so far) and will need to adjust to a SKC team who started off so well at Toyota Park last time out.
A strong start and scoring first will be a huge boost to the Fire psychologically.
How to break SKC down – target the outside defenders
Kansas City have the second best defensive record in the East thanks in part to a brilliant goalkeeper and rock solid central defense pairing but it's on the outside of the defensive four that some cracks appear.
In SKC's recent loss against New York, more than one of the goals scored by the Red Bulls came from getting in behind the defense. With players like Mike Magee, who is so good at making runs, the Fire need to be trying to play through balls as much as possible Friday night.
Getting into 1v1 situations with the SKC outside backs is another good tactic. Joel Lindpere has made no secret of his desire to play in the middle and not on the wing, where he feels that his lack of place and ability to take a man on are on show.
With that in mind, switching Alex to the wing is a good option. With Alex and Dilly Duka on the wings, the SKC outside defenders would certainly be on the back foot for most of the night.
SKC wing play – don't allow easy crosses
Just as the Fire should be looking to attack down the wings, the Men in Red must also be wary of SKC's wide play. Normally, SKC rely on U.S. international Graham Zusi to create from midfield but in his absence, more emphasis has been put on getting the ball wide and putting crosses into the box for Bieler, Kamara and Saad.
In Sporting's last match against New England, this tactic worked to perfection, with the first two goals of the night coming from crosses. New England allowed the SKC players far too much room to pick people out with crosses.
The Fire must be quicker to close Kansas City down, especially when they get the ball into the wide areas. It is expected that Zusi will be back in the starting lineup tonight but his presence should not distract the Fire from concentrating, not allowing Sporting players time on the ball.
Prediction: It's a must win for the Fire and I expect them to come out on top: 1-0 Fire with a goal from Mike Magee.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @irish_steve.
Call it Fire 2.0 version 2.a. After the Bakary Soumare/Mike Magee stage of the season (the super hot June, Fire 2.0, back in the playoff race) the closing of the transfer window earlier this month saw two more players - Juan Luis Anangono and Arevalo Rios - come in and now we're seeing another shift in the team.
New players came just in time too, because injury and fatigue start to necessitate rotation around this time in August. Last week against Montreal, Frank Klopas switched up his tactics to accommodate his newfound depth. The finishing and creativity of Magee and Patrick Nyarko were replaced by the industry and hold up play of Alex and Anangono, in a sort of fusion 4-5-1/4-4-2. That set up worked in part because Jeff Larentowicz and Logan Pause established a base of control and support in the midfield the whole team could build off, and also because of the way the outside midfielders got forward, Dilly Duka and Joel Lindpere scored both goals.
On Saturday night in New England, Klopas went back to his trusted 4-4-2 and plugged in new Uruguayan signing Rios alongside Larentowicz in Alex's former spot in the center of midfield. In his first MLS game, on turf to boot, Rios showed what we're getting by breaking up play all over the place and springing a few counter attacks. You can see what Klopas is thinking: Always pushing the team to counter swiftly after winning the ball, Klopas must be licking his lips at the idea of Rios looming around and sending Duka, Magee, Angonono, Amarikwa, and Nyarko off into space behind opposing defenses. This ball didn't turn into anything, but look at how quickly the Fire can forward with Rios:
But Saturday night the Fire lacked a little bit of rhythm and cohesion and it was clear that Rios and Larentowicz - having trained together, what, three days at most - have some work to do to provide the base of control and support that Larentowicz and Pause provided last week, or the balance of control and distribution that Larentowicz and Alex had during the Fire's turn-around in June/July.
It's tempting to think that unlocking the code of the center midfield (Laurentowitz/Pause vs. Laurentowitz/Alex vs. Laurentowitz/Rios vs. something else) will unlock the rest of the Fire season. That's probably psychological game playing, because as off-rhythm as it may have looked on Saturday, if Magee's shot off the post in the first half is an inch or two right, or if Duka reads Magee's pass in the second half, the center midfield issues may well have been buried under more stories of Magee's magical season.
Credit to New England, too, who played deep and didn't let Anangono get behind them as much as he'd have liked. But the Fire need a plan for teams that play deep. How will they break them down? On Saturday, the Fire couldn't adjust offensively, and after taking out Duka and Lindpere, they never had the width or chances they created against Montreal.
All year we've loved to break up the season into pieces. There was Fire 1.0, Magee's Fire 2.0, and now the current iteration. I think we've been conceptualizing the season in pieces because we want to see the Fire's poorer displays as merely symptoms of an old version of the Fire, not a sign of what's to come. The bugs have been fixed, we want to think, and when we see a run of bad form followed by some good games, we say "thank God, ok, we're past that".
We know the Fire have the quality to get into the playoffs but then a game like New England comes and they drop points against a playoff challenger. The psychological game we play to convince ourselves that the best is yet to come gets tougher. And all year, for every step the Fire take forward, they take another one back, only to get up and quickly go forward again.
But the season won't be decided by one game. The Fire have to regroup and figure out how to accommodate all the new players, get the rest of the team healthy, and push into the playoff race. Fans and commentators have argued all season about which is the real 2013, is it the one that beat Montreal last week or the one that lost to New England on Saturday?
I think the bipolar character of this team might be exactly where its strength comes from, and I saw enough on Saturday to suggest that, yes, the best is still to come. So let's stick with "Fire 2.0v2a." Next week it'll probably be something completely different.
Ben Schuman-Stoler is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @bsto.
Over the weekend, Chicago Fire Season Ticket Holders began receiving #FIREUP renewal packets in the mail regarding 2014 Season Tickets. Chicago-Fire.com did a Q&A with Vice President of Ticket Sales, Service and Operations Mike Ernst to explain the philosophy behind some of the changes to the club's Season Ticket packages next season.
Chicago-Fire.com: Why is there a reduction from a 20 tickets to 18 tickets in the Season Ticket Holder packages?
Mike Ernst: Having discussed the potential move in the past, there are a couple of reasons we decided to make the switch this year.
First, we have seen over the course of the past several years that the Bonus Games were not always popular with our Season Ticket Holders. When we had a match against a big-name team like Manchester United, people were extremely happy, but if the game(s) were against a perceived lesser opponent, people were not as interested and were less likely to attend.
I think this stems from the fact that the games are exhibitions in nature and often times the regular starters did not play due to the competition calendar.
As a Club, we have tried to do our best to balance making sure the First Team is rested and has a competitive advantage in games that count (MLS Regular Season & U.S. Open Cup) while also putting on exhibitions that attract new, prospective fans.
C-F.com: Does the exclusion of Bonus Matches from this year's season ticket packages mean the Fire won't be hosting international friendlies next year?
ME: Far from it, exhibitions against international opponents will continue to be a focus for our Club going forward and we will give Season Ticket Holders the chance to purchase their tickets for any of these games before the general public. In addition, Season Ticket Holders will be able to purchase these tickets at a significant savings off the face value.
These matches give us the opportunity to raise the profile of our Club with the opponent's fan base and the broader general public. The goal of hosting these matches is to attract local fans of another Club to a Fire game with the aim of converting them to supporting their local Club.
It is critical for the continued growth of our Club to recruit new fans and then convert them to Season Ticket Holders over time.
C-F.com: Why has the Club shifted course on U.S. Open Cup games with the offering of the U.S. Open Cup Series Ticket? What does that mean?
ME: The U.S. Open Cup Series ticket will be the 18th game in the season ticket package. That ticket (and parking if applicable) will be good for up to three games if the Fire host the 3rd Round, 4th Round and Quarterfinal at home.
This change is the next step in ownership's commitment to contend for the U.S. Open Cup on an annual basis. In the past, we have and have not included U.S. Open Cup games in our season ticket package. We feel it is important to take this step, so that we give the guys on the field the best possible competitive advantage.
In the event that we do not host a U.S. Open Cup game at home, the Series ticket will be good for exchange to another MLS regular season home match.
C-F.com – What benefits are changing for Season Ticket Holders in 2014?
ME: The Club is committed to providing Fire fans with the best season ticket benefits in Chicago. In 2014, we will continue to offer free parking/$6 parking where applicable, the same exchange program to help you avoid wasting tickets, and a 20% off savings on merchandise at the TOYOTA PARK team store and online. In addition, it is important to note that we are not raising the price of tickets on a per-game basis.
Our goal is to continue to grow the season ticket base, so that we put the Club in a situation to sellout every match at TOYOTA PARK and thereby provide the team on the pitch with a home-field advantage. While that will not happen overnight, we believe that providing all Fire fans with an affordable and flexible season ticket option is critical to achieving our goal.
C-F.com – When can Season Ticket Holders expect to receive tickets for 2014?
We are expecting the 2014 season to begin sometime in early to mid-March, so we are aiming to have Season Tickets out by mid-February. It is important to us to make sure that this process goes as smoothly as possible.
In addition, we are still looking at options on how Season Tickets will be formatted for next year. There will be more information on that in the coming months.
Select shots from the Fire's match vs. New England
CREDIT: USA Today Sports Images
The Fire head east for another six pointer Saturday night, facing a slumping New England Revolution squad in Foxboro. Despite being without key players Mike Magee and Patrick Nyarko, the Men in Red beat Montreal at home last weekend. The Revs got handily beaten 3-0 in KC and are 0-2 in the month of August.
Here are some things to look out for from a tactical perspective.
The Magee/Anangonó partnership – how will it fare?
With Chris Rolfe not training this week and Mike Magee back, it appears the Fire will start with Magee and new DP striker Juan Luis Anangonó up front on the turf against New England.
The U.S. Open Cup semifinal defeat is the only time both players have been on the pitch together and it will be interesting to see how they combine against a New England team that has given up the second least amount of goals in the East.
Anangonó is very mobile for a target forward and is capable of dropping deep, something that Magee is also comfortable doing. On the turf, it will be important to keep the ball on the ground and retaining possession will also be key and I believe it will be up to both Magee and Anangonó to get other players like Dilly Duka and Joel Lindpere involved in the attack.
Any new strike partnership takes time to gel, but I look for Magee and Anangonó to not stray too far from each other and be heavily involved Saturday night.
The Rios/Larentowicz partnership – another potential central midfield pairing
WATCH: Lindpere, Larentowicz preview Revolution
Last weekend, we saw the return of Logan Pause, partnering Jeff Larentowicz in the middle and allowing the Ginger Ninja to get forward and support the attack.
This week, we could see a debut for Uruguayan midfielder Egidio Arevalo Rios, assumingly partnering the former New England man in the center of the park.
Most observers see Rios as a tough tackling midfielder who breaks up opposition attacks. This is certainly the case, but like Larentowicz, the Uruguayan also likes to get forward.
What will surprise some teams and even some Fire fans is Rios's willingness to get forward when possible. Though he won't score many goals (he had five in 53 matches last season) Rios will certainly start quite a few attacks from breaking up play in the opposition's half, something we've seen Patrick Nyarko do a lot of this season.
What will be very important on Saturday night is that both players must know where the other is and not have a situation where they're caught too high up the field. Communication and discipline from both players will be important, but I have no worries considering the wealth of experience the duo possesses.
New England's Attack – who will get the start on Saturday night?
When people look at the Revs attack, Diego Fagundez and Saer Sene immediately spring to mind. In addition, New England have a couple of American strikers that have the ability to change games, namely Juan Agudelo and Charlie Davies.
Agudelo is back to fitness after missing the last eight matches and is a familiar foe for the Fire, scoring in a 4-1 defeat by Chivas USA at Toyota Park back in March. He scored three goals in five games for the Revs before being injured and is certainly a threat.
Davies is looking to get his career back on track with the Revs and has a point to prove in MLS but he hasn't played a competitive match in a few months.
With the addition of the former U.S. international, the Revs have excellent strength in depth at the forward position and have the luxury of bringing on high quality strikers if need be.
I touched on this issue when the Fire played Philly back to back earlier this season and it will be important that the team is prepared to change midway through the game and adjust to whoever comes off the bench. All four strikers bring different qualities and it will be important for the Frank Klopas to adjust his side accordingly.
Prediction: With so many question marks about who will start and new partnerships on the field, this game is very difficult to predict. I am going with 1-0 Fire (first clean sheet in two months!) with a goal from Juan Luis Anangonó.
Stephen Piggott is a contributor to Chicago-Fire.com. Follow him on Twitter @Irish_Steve.


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As for base, try Barnyard. I've had a lot of luck with it, and liked it a lot more than ACID. On that note, also try out Squil.


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Molson Coors Takes to the Red Carpet at Toronto Film FestShare Tweet
Guests at many Toronto Film Festival events this week are going to experience beer in a whole new way – with an innovative selection of brand new beer cocktails courtesy Molson Coors Canada and Martin Club. That's not the only way that Molson Coors will be getting involved with TIFF either, as our partnership with TAXIGUY will take on a 'supporting role'.
Working with Tribute Molson Coors will sponsor a series of the hottest film festival parties this week, sharing TAXIGUY dollars with each party's A-list guests. Also, anyone on Twitter can win a chance to attend these parties (details below) and while you're there, have the chance to check out these brand new beer cocktails which were designed by the mixologists at Martini Club.
- Molson 67 with crushed wild blueberries and house made sour mix, garnished with a basil sprig.
- Miller Chill with muddled mint, fresh lime and cane syrup, garnished with a lime wedge.
- Molson M with fresh apricot juice and a hint of pomegranate syrup.
If you'd like to attend any of the three parties, all you need to do for a chance to win is tweet using the three hashtags outlined below. Anyone on Twitter is eligible to win, however note that the prize is tickets only – no airfare or local transportation to the events.
Wednesday September 14th United Conservationists/Sharkwater @ Ultra Supper Club
- United Conservationists and Tribute present An Evening for the Sharks with Sharkwater director Rob Stewart, taking over Ultra Supper Club. To win two tickets tweet using the hashtag #TheSour67 by 6pm Eastern on Sept 13th
Thursday September 15th Tribute VIP party @ Stirling Room
- Attend Tribute's industry party at the Stirling Room and mingle with guests throughout the evening. To win two tickets tweet using the hashtag #ChillMojito by 6pm Eastern on Sept 14th
Saturday September 17th Tribute – TIFF Gala closing night premiere film @La Societe
- Win two tickets for the closing night screening of Page Eight and then attend the closing night cocktail party afterwards. To win two tickets tweet using the hashtag #MolsonMBellini by 6pm Eastern on Sept 15th
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- You. Everyone reading my blog, commenting, and following. This little URL would be nothing without you.
- Having coffee with a friend in a unique local coffee shop.
- Writing a long letter to a friend who lives on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean. Six pages, front and back!
- Sitting in the sun and reading, wearing lots of warm clothes. Maybe fall is coming after all… It reminded me of March, when I sat out there in a coat, soaking up the first powerful rays of sun…
- Less than 70 pages to go in Thackeray's Vanity Fair! I REALLY hope Dobbin and Amelia get married, they HAVE TO.
- Running five miles – was planning on going three, but when do things ever work out as planned?
- Rainbows, lots of them. Mother Nature is trying to make up for constant pouring… It is working.
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21 comments:
- Monica {bohemian twilight} said...
6 pages front and back!? i'm thoroughly impressed. especially in today's world. :)
- August 11, 2011 at 10:23 AM
- A BRIT GREEK said...
Wow, 6 pages f&b? That is massively impressive. Your friend will love this letter. I know i'd appreciate a hand written letter poted to me any day over an email. So old skool me, i know.
As for running 5 miles, well done! I can barely run 5km!
- August 11, 2011 at 11:23 AM
- Elena Leder said...
nice pic!
- August 11, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- amy b.s. said...
i love that pic!
- August 11, 2011 at 3:53 PM
- Mrs. C said...
Woah girl! Way to get that run in! Impressive! And nothing like a good coffee in a fun shop with a great friend! Thanks for stopping by! :)
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- August 11, 2011 at 3:56 PM
- LDM said...
that apple is super cute!!!
xx from hong kong :)
- August 11, 2011 at 5:00 PM
- Fashion.MakeUp.LifeStyle said...
I absolutely love all the things you loved they're so simple and yet so precious!!!
Thx for your comment on my blog and would love to follow each other if you like. Let me know.
<3 Marina
- August 11, 2011 at 5:59 PM
- Jazzy E (hivenn) said...
so sweet. x hivenn
- August 11, 2011 at 6:41 PM
- Carrie said...
I love writing letters too! but 6 pages?! Wowwwww!
I love to read as well. and go for a run. i love the feeling afterwards.
I'm having a Feather Earrings Giveaway. Come and join it. :D
Feather Earrings Giveaway!
- August 11, 2011 at 10:00 PM
- AJ TAYLOR said...
6 pages back and front!! now that's a good friend. p.s. cute apple
- August 11, 2011 at 10:15 PM
- Savannah said...
This is a great post! Running 5 miles? Most definitely impressed!
- August 11, 2011 at 10:31 PM
- Katie said...
What a lovely list! That apple is too cute!
- August 12, 2011 at 12:26 AM
- Josie said...
I went five miles today too -- it feels so good to run farther than planned, no?
xo Josie
- August 12, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- Erin said...
Great list of thing you enjoy! I would love to read the book you're reading-currently I'm reading "The Other Mr. Darcy" a sequel of sorts to "Pride and Prejudice". It's lovely.
Erin @ http://www.trufflesnruffles.com/
- August 12, 2011 at 9:06 AM
- Isabella | THE PILE OF STYLE said...
Nice post, love the photos!
see mine http://thepileofstyle.blogspot.com/
you might like it :)
- August 12, 2011 at 9:41 AM
- GRIT AND GLAMOUR said...
I admire ANYONE who can run five miles. I so suck at running. And I hate it! Good for you!
- August 12, 2011 at 2:21 PM
- Jessicaaasx said...
love the image and wording to this post xxx
- August 12, 2011 at 2:47 PM
- Poppies and Sunshine said...
Thank you so much for the link love! I appreciate it! xo
- August 13, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- ss fashion world said...
Love this picture :)
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- Kristin said...
Indie coffee joints rock my world!
- August 19, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Kaushik Badazz said...
I went five miles today too -- it feels so good to run farther than planned, no? xo Josie www.winksmilestyle.com
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Parent6 June 5, 2008
Much has been written about standards, high-stake testing, values, remedial programs, no child left behind, etc. Applying the information in a meaningful manner is the hard part. I submit - If a student is not ready for high school they should not be there. They hold the others back, and most of the time, are the ones who drop out.
Our duty, as parents, teachers, or citizens, should be to set the 8th Grade graduation standards - those that all 8th graders should have mastered. (read and comprehend at 8.5 or higher, earned 80% or better on pre-algebra class or passed algebra, passed on a pass/fail course - life skills course to include info about taxes, insurance, housing, nutrition, and some in-depth career exploration and planning, and mastered a list of history, geography, science, etc. concepts that should be understood by 8th graders, and developed skills in research and testing)
If we know the goals, and if we have testing in place, we should be able to get them to the goals - and even past them. The responsibility should be 50% the school, 25% the parent, and 25% the student.
I know that most middle school/ Jr. High kids, if they realize that they will not get to go with their friends, will work their tails off to pass. I am not saying a student who does not pass the program should always fail. I am saying they may have to go to summer school, work in after-school remedial classes, or be assigned to alternative school until they can catch up - what ever it takes.
Most students should be able to stay on track to meet the standards. Those who are behind in any area should be provided an assessment and given a "IEP" involving their parents which can make the child's progress a team effort.
Students respond to expectations. They must have help when needed. And if the standards are reasonable, not dumbed down, the high school experience will be more pleasant for the students and the teachers. The students will be prepared and the HS teachers will not have to dumb the classes down and/or will be able to cover much more material, thus making the educational system more efficient.
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|State and National Events
|Slavery and Racial Issues
|African American Institutions and Accomplishments
|In the "Compromise of 1877," the Republicans
agree to abandon Reconstruction policies and restore "home rule" in
exchange for the Presidency.
Rutherford B. Hayes becomes President (1833-1887). He quickly withdraws federal troops from the South, officially ending Reconstruction.
The Nation reports "the great body of the Republican party [opposes] the policy of military interference and coercion as pursued by General Grant."
|The black prison population at the main prison in Nashville has now risen from 33% to 67%, far out of proportion to the general population.
|In spite of laws against educating slaves, "83
percent of the [2000] black officials [are] able to read and write";
12 percent are lawyers or teachers.
Sampson W. Keeble is elected a magistrate in Davidson County, serving until 1882.
Henry Ossian Flipper becomes the first African American to graduate from West Point.
|James Carroll Napier is elected Nashville's
first black city councilman, serving 5 terms. He will become
Register of the US Treasury under Taft.
Thomas F. Cassels is appointed assistant attorney general in Memphis.
John W. Boyd is elected as magistrate of the Ninth Civil District, Tipton County.
|East Tennessee University, one of the earliest land-grant colleges, is renamed the University of Tennessee.
|Even at this late date, 50%-60% of rural freedmen continue to work as wage laborers, many on the same farms on which they were once slaves.
The 1880 Census shows that African Americans make
up 13.1% of the U.S. population (6,580,793 of 50,155,783).
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1881 the Tennessee Legislature passes
the first "Jim Crow" law in the South, requiring the
segregation of the races on railroad cars.
Isaac F. Norris introduces House Bill No. 33, relating to labor contracts between employer and employee.
Thomas A. Sykes introduces House Bill No. 70, proposing to end racial discrimination in the use of public facilities and transportation.
Thomas F. Cassels introduces House Bill No. 73, "to prohibit unlawful carnal intercourse of white persons with negroes".
Isaac F. Norris introduces House Bill No. 276, instructing the Tennessee University "to make arrangements for persons of color who may be entitled to admission."
Thomas A. Sykes introduces House Bill No. 289, to admit black students into the schools for the blind and for the deaf and dumb.
Thomas F. Cassels introduces House Bill No. 312, "An Act to repeal Chapter 131 of an act passed March 19, 1879."
House Bill No. 33 (by Isaac F. Norris), relating to labor contracts, passes its third reading by a vote of 38-25.
Isaac F. Norris introduces House Bill No. 510, concerning the payment of wages of laborers.
James A. Garfield is inaugurated the nation's twentieth President (1881).
Thomas A. Sykes introduces House Bill No. 560 , to eliminate discrimination in jury selection for circuit and criminal courts.
On its third reading, Sykes' House Bill No. 70 is rejected by a vote of 31-29 when five Republicans join Democrats in voting against it.
House Bill No. 73 is taken up as a special order. A number of amendments are offered; the bill and all amendments are tabled.
Isaac F. Norris introduces House Bill No. 682, concerning discrimination against railroad passengers (referring to Chapter 130, 1875)
House Bill No. 289, admitting black students into the school for the blind and the school for the deaf and dumb, passes by a vote of 59-1.
The TN House passes a "compromise" bill, Senate Bill No. 342, permitting "separate but equal" facilities for African Americans on trains.
The General Assembly passes a $10,000 appropriations bill for the State Normal College, augmented by a Peabody Scholarship grant.
President James Garfield is shot by assassin Charles Guiteau. Garfield will linger in the White House for weeks, mortally wounded.
President Garfield dies, more than eleven weeks after he was shot. Chester A. Arthur from Vermont becomes the twenty-first President (1881-1885).
Black Exodus to Kansas and other Western states, which began about 1872,
slowly ends. More than 2,400 have migrated from Nashville alone.
Thomas F. Cassels introduces House Bill No. 478 to compensate families of the victims of mob violence.
The four black legislators [Boyd, Cassels, Norris, and Sykes] file a protest against the rejection of House Bill No. 70.
The State Board of Education is authorized to spend "$10,000 annually for Normal School purposes"; $2,500 is reserved for "colored teachers."
The State Board of Education asks the governor to notify the legislature "that only $2,500 in gross is appropriated for the Colored Normal School."
The State Board of Education appropriates $50 per year for the education of each African American scholarship student.
W. Boyd (ca. 1841-post 1885),
a Republican, is elected to represent Tipton County in the 42nd
and 43rd General Assemblies, 1881-1885.
Thomas Frank Cassels (1849-1906) is elected as a Republican from Shelby County, serving in the 42nd General Assembly from 1881-1883.
Isaac F. Norris is elected as a Republican from Shelby County, serving in the 42nd General Assembly from 1881-1883.
Thomas A. Sykes (1835-?) is elected to represent Davidson County in the legislature, in spite a new poll tax and acts of violence against blacks.
Styles L. Hutchins opens a law office in Chattanooga and becomes a partner in a newspaper, The Independent Age, of which he is editor.
Dr. Booker T. Washington, born a slave, officially opens the Normal School for Colored Teachers in Macon County, Alabama.
Jessee Graham is listed in the State School Board minutes as a recipient of a Peabody Scholarship to attend Fisk University.
The Supreme Court rules that the Klan Act (see May 31, 1870) is not constitutional–the 14th Amendment does not apply to private conspiracies.In the second extra House Session, Thomas A. Sykes introduces House Bill No. 3, "To exempt educational institutions from taxation."
|More than half the convicts in the Tennessee State
Prison at Nashville are now being leased out as laborers.
Between 1882 and 1930 Tennessee has 214 confirmed lynching victims: most in middle and west Tennessee, most (83%) African Americans.


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DEKALB - The DeKalb Town Council had decided not to reappoint C. Bruce Green to the assessor position, instead choosing another candidate.
The decision comes on the heels of a contentious town-wide revaluation that drew roughly 100 grievances from town residents who complained their property assessment jumped too high in one year.
Its been a difficult time for the taxpayers and a difficult time for the board, said Town Supervisor Larry D. Denesha.
The council voted unanimously this week to appoint Robert B. Ball of Natural Bridge to a six-year term as town assessor, effective Oct. 1. He will be paid $16,000 a year for the part-time position, which requires him to work one day a week in the town of DeKalb offices.
Four candidates applied for the job, including Mr. Green, a Lisbon resident who has served as DeKalb assessor for the past six years.
After careful consideration and meeting with each candidate, we felt Mr. Ball was the best candidate. We felt he was the best fit, Mr. Denesha said.
Mr. Green could not be reached for comment.
Mr. Ball also serves as assessor for the towns of Wilna, New Bremen and Martinsburg.
After Mr. Green released the tentative tax roll this spring, dozens of landowners protested their new assessments, particularly owners of agriculture parcels, woodlot and pasture lands because they saw they steepest hikes.
As a result about 80 percent of those who protested were successful at getting their valuations reduced, but some landowners were still upset.
Mr. Denesha said despite the situation he was proud of the way town residents conducted themselves.
Im not happy that its been such a contentious issue, but Im happy the community members are attending board meetings and letting us know how they feel, he said. Im proud of the way everyone conducted themselves through this whole thing.
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Watching the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs over the last two
weeks hasn't made the sting of the Rangers elimination go away, but it has made
a couple things painfully obvious about the present roster.
We all know the Rangers lack the No. 1 center and offensive
talent to compete with the big boys, but they also are missing:
Defense involved with the offense. In literally every game of the second round,
defensemen have been jumping into the rush and pinching in the offensive zone
on a regular basis. It's too hard to
generate scoring chances at this time of year with just three forwards - at
least one and usually two other offensive options are needed. To be fair, many of the remaining teams have
elite offensive defensemen setting the tone for their units. Zdeno Chara, Nicklas Lidstrom, Shea Weber,
and Chris Pronger all have been offensively skilled for years. But the Rangers' defensive unit is hardly
adept at contributing offensively. Matt
Gilroy is the most offensive-minded guy on the Rangers' blue line, but though
he showed a willingness to take the puck deep on his own, his in-zone instincts
are not impressive. Mike Sauer was
surprisingly willing to come down the boards as the season evolved, but his
actual offensive talent may be the weakest of the group. Ryan McDonagh has the skating ability to
suggest that he'll be able to come deep into the offensive zone and still
recover, but he's not close to that maturation point just yet. At times, Marc Staal appeared set on attacking
in the zone, and at others he seemed unwilling to do so. Dan Girardi will shoot all day from the
point, but he does not come down low often. Steve Eminger was also a complete non-threat. There's potential for this group to become
much more willing participants in the Rangers' offense, but at this stage
that's not the case. The Rangers'
inability to score was obvious all season, but with an inactive offensive
defense, it would have been even worse in the second round.
An up-and-coming young scorer. James van Riemsdyk's performance in last
night's Flyers' loss to the Boston Bruins was one for the ages. While there are only a handful of players in
the world capable of dominating at JVR's level last from night, his play has
been representative of many non-superstars around the league. Logan Couture, Claude Giroux, and JVR have
been among the second and third line players that have been huge for their
teams as the playoffs have progressed. They
are the type of depth offensive players the Rangers lack. Brandon Dubinsky and Ryan Callahan broke out
in 2010-2011, but the reality is both have probably reached their offensive
ceilings. Though they're both terrific
players, neither is the bona fide first line player they had to be this
season. Brian Boyle might have been the
closest thing the Rangers had to a strong depth scorer, and he was silent in
the season's second half. That's not to
say the Rangers don't get contributions from guys like Brandon Prust, rather
that they're asking too much of them. That the Flyers and Sharks have guys like JVR, Couture, and Giroux is in
stark contrast to the Rangers' complete lack of a top line. Rangers forwards were playing above their
heads all season, and it clearly cost the team. There's plenty of time to speculate on whether Brad Richards will come
to New York
in July or not, but the truth is that the Blueshirts lack more than just
Richards up front. Perhaps Christian
Thomas or Chris Kreider will fill that scoring void in the next couple of years
but at the present time, the Rangers' offense is still under the playoff par.
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4-3 loss to Russia
today. Here's the video. Looked a bit like the Gaborik of last season.
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42 U.S. Code § 1397mm - Grants to improve outreach and enrollment
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(a) Outreach and enrollment grants; national campaign
(1) In general
From the amounts appropriated under subsection (g), subject to paragraph (2), the Secretary shall award grants to eligible entities during the period of fiscal years 2009 through 2015 to conduct outreach and enrollment efforts that are designed to increase the enrollment and participation of eligible children under this subchapter and subchapter XIX.
(b) Priority for award of grants
(1) In general
In awarding grants under subsection (a), the Secretary shall give priority to eligible entities that—
(A) propose to target geographic areas with high rates of—
(2) Ten percent set aside for outreach to Indian children
An amount equal to 10 percent of the funds appropriated under subsection (g) shall be used by the Secretary to award grants to Indian Health Service providers and urban Indian organizations receiving funds under title V of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (25 U.S.C. 1651 et seq.) for outreach to, and enrollment of, children who are Indians.
(c) Application
An eligible entity that desires to receive a grant under subsection (a) shall submit an application to the Secretary in such form and manner, and containing such information, as the Secretary may decide. Such application shall include—
(1) evidence demonstrating that the entity includes members who have access to, and credibility with, ethnic or low-income populations in the communities in which activities funded under the grant are to be conducted;
(2) evidence demonstrating that the entity has the ability to address barriers to enrollment, such as lack of awareness of eligibility, stigma concerns and punitive fears associated with receipt of benefits, and other cultural barriers to applying for and receiving child health assistance or medical assistance;
(3) specific quality or outcomes performance measures to evaluate the effectiveness of activities funded by a grant awarded under this section; and
(4) an assurance that the eligible entity shall—
(B) cooperate with the collection and reporting of enrollment data and other information in order for the Secretary to conduct such assessments; and
(d) Dissemination of enrollment data and information determined from effectiveness assessments; annual report
The Secretary shall—
(1) make publicly available the enrollment data and information collected and reported in accordance with subsection (c)(4)(B); and
(e) Maintenance of effort for States awarded grants; no match required for any eligible entity awarded a grant
(1) State maintenance of effort
In the case of a State that is awarded a grant under this section, the State share of funds expended for outreach and enrollment activities under the State child health plan shall not be less than the State share of such funds expended in the fiscal year preceding the first fiscal year for which the grant is awarded.
(f) Definitions
In this section:
(1) Eligible entity
The term "eligible entity" means any of the following:
(C) An Indian tribe or tribal consortium, a tribal organization, an urban Indian organization receiving funds under title V of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (25 U.S.C. 1651 et seq.), or an Indian Health Service provider.
(E) A national, State, local, or community-based public or nonprofit private organization, including organizations that use community health workers or community-based doula programs.
(F) A faith-based organization or consortia, to the extent that a grant awarded to such an entity is consistent with the requirements of section 300x–65 of this title relating to a grant award to nongovernmental entities.
(2) Federal health safety net organization
The term "Federal health safety net organization" means—
(B) a hospital defined as a disproportionate share hospital for purposes of section 1396r–4 of this title;
(D) any other entity or consortium that serves children under a federally funded program, including the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children (WIC) established under section 1786 of this title, the Head Start and Early Head Start programs under the Head Start Act (42 U.S.C. 9801 et seq.), [1] the school lunch program established under the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act [42 U.S.C. 1751 et seq.], and an elementary or secondary school.
(3) Indians; Indian tribe; tribal organization; urban Indian organization
(4) Community health worker
The term "community health worker" means an individual who promotes health or nutrition within the community in which the individual resides—
(C) by enhancing community residents' ability to effectively communicate with health care providers;
(g) Appropriation
There is appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, $140,000,000 for the period of fiscal years 2009 through 2015, for the purpose of awarding grants under this section. Amounts appropriated and paid under the authority of this section shall be in addition to amounts appropriated under section 1397dd of this title and paid to States in accordance with section 1397ee of this title, including with respect to expenditures for outreach activities in accordance with subsections (a)(1)(D)(iii) and (c)(2)(C) of that section.
(h) National enrollment campaign
From the amounts made available under subsection (a)(2), the Secretary shall develop and implement a national enrollment campaign to improve the enrollment of underserved child populations in the programs established under this subchapter and subchapter XIX. Such campaign may include—
(1) the establishment of partnerships with the Secretary of Education and the Secretary of Agriculture to develop national campaigns to link the eligibility and enrollment systems for the assistance programs each Secretary administers that often serve the same children;
(2) the integration of information about the programs established under this subchapter and subchapter XIX in public health awareness campaigns administered by the Secretary;
(3) increased financial and technical support for enrollment hotlines maintained by the Secretary to ensure that all States participate in such hotlines;
(4) the establishment of joint public awareness outreach initiatives with the Secretary of Education and the Secretary of Labor regarding the importance of health insurance to building strong communities and the economy;
(5) the development of special outreach materials for Native Americans or for individuals with limited English proficiency; and
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Aug. 14, 1935, ch. 531, title XXI, § 2113, as added Pub. L. 111–3, title II, § 201(a),Feb. 4, 2009, 123 Stat. 35; amended Pub. L. 111–148, title X, § 10203(d)(2)(E),Mar. 23, 2010, 124 Stat. 931.)
References in Text
The Indian Health Care Improvement Act, referred to in subsecs. (b)(2) and (f)(1)(C), is Pub. L. 94–437, Sept. 30, 1976, 90 Stat. 1400. Title V of the Act is classified generally to subchapter IV (§ 1651 et seq.) of chapter 18 of Title 25, Indians. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1601 of Title 25 and Tables.
The Head Start Act, referred to in subsec. (f)(2)(D), is subchapter B (§ 635 et seq.) of chapter 8 of subtitle A of title VI of Pub. L. 97–35, Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 499, which is classified generally to subchapter II (§ 9831 et seq.) of chapter 105 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 9801 of this title and Tables.
The Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act, referred to in subsec. (f)(2)(D), is act June 4, 1946, ch. 281, 60 Stat. 230, which is classified generally to chapter 13 (§ 1751 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section 1751 of this title and Tables.
2010—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 111–148, § 10203(d)(2)(E)(i), substituted "2015" for "2013".
Subsec. (g). Pub. L. 111–148, § 10203(d)(2)(E)(ii), substituted "$140,000,000 for the period of fiscal years 2009 through 2015" for "$100,000,000 for the period of fiscal years 2009 through 2013".
Effective Date
Section effective Apr. 1, 2009, and applicable to child health assistance and medical assistance provided on or after that date, with certain exceptions, see section 3 ofPub. L. 111–3, set out as a note under section 1396 of this title.
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Apple Cell Phones: An Apple iPhone is a remarkable device that includes impressive features. It is basically a combination of three devices in one- an iPod, a revolutionary internet device and of course a GSM phone. An iPhone has completely redefined the meaning of mobiles. It comes with a slim and sleek body with 3.5 inch widescreen and touch screen controls. An Apple iPhone is available in following models:
Apple iPhone 3G: It is a 16 GB GSM cellular phone and is available in both black and white colors. It weighs 133 g and its dimensions are 115.5 X 62.1 x 12.3 mm. This phone possesses a 2 MP camera and 8/16 GB internal memory. Although it doesn't contain a memory slot and built-in handsfree, still it supports many other features like EDGE, GPRS, WLAN, 3G, USB and Bluetooth. Apple iPhone provides Wi-Fi 802.11b/g and 10 hours talk time.
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"At least with the US government you know the rules it follows," said CloudFlare's CEO.
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Dell is also said to have filed a confidential initial public offering for its IT and network security business, Dell SecureWorks.
US administration will not seek law to force tech companies to decrypt customer communications, says FBI chief.
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The technology giant has deleted a number of App Store products that install root certificates due to worries about privacy.
Telstra has seen three internal promotions and one departure among its executives this week, with the telco also acquiring eHealth management company EOS Technologies.
Verizon's cybersecurity arm believes the way an Australian company handles health and safety on a building site should be employed to tackle cybersecurity.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull responded to concerns over the use of his own private email server by saying politicians use insecure communication all the time.
One reason why Linux weathered patent attacks and trolls to become today's dominant server and cloud operating system is because the Open Invention Network united its supporters into a strong patent consortium.
The company has already been served a contempt of court order for refusing to hand over the foreign data to the US government.
Hackers known to use Zeus malware to hack critical infrastructure targets have developed an elaborate network of fake recruiter profiles for phishing on LinkedIn.
CyanogenMod has squished both Stagefright bugs in its latest stable release of the custom ROM.
Average annual cost of cybercrime per organisation for seven countries clocks at $7.7 million in 2015, with companies taking 46 days to resolve a cyber attack, reveals a HP-Ponemon Institute study.
There are a number of quick and easy ways to improve your personal privacy and safety when using public Internet services.
Unofficial Android apps are finding their way to devices through ads in more than 20 countries, including the U.S. They gain root access and gather phone data before sending off to a remote server.
Many of the routers are no longer supported by Huawei and won't be fixed, according to the security researcher who found the flaws.
Hackers used the Angler toolkit in order to take advantage of vulnerabilities in Flash, Java, and other browser plug-ins.
Smart machines will be able to detect and solve many security issues. They're also likely to introduce a few security issues of their own.
Unhappy with a ruling this spring, Swedish pirate-hunting prosecutors are going after the nation's domain registry to nail it as a willing accomplice to piracy.
US company D&S Communications says the research and development operations of the failed payments security technology company will continue in New Zealand.
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