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Mets Keep Meeting Enemy That is Them
Posted By Greg Prince On June 13, 2014 @ 1:39 am In 1 | Comments Disabled
Jon Niese [1] looked like he wanted to strangle Terry Collins. Anthony Recker [2] was all set to deck Angel Hernandez. Carlos Torres [3] appeared ready to tear his own head from his neck out of frustration.
Who says the Mets don't have any fight left in them? Hits and runs are another matter, of course, and few of either were produced by the home team across an unlucky 13 innings [4] Thursday night at Citi Field.
This was the one with the three-minute rain delay that never made it to the tarp stage. The one with few commercials and many SNY gimmicks, the best of them Kevin Burkhardt joining the grounds crew (pre-rain) for a drag of the infield, not to be confused with this drag of a game. The one that featured Niese and Kyle Lohse [5] mowing down each others' teammates, which was probably a more impressive feat for Niese, considering he wasn't the pitcher permitted to face the Mets. The only obstacle Jon Seether couldn't overcome was his fireplug of a manager leaping out of the dugout with two out in the eighth to remove him when he was in full cruise mode.
Niese came out despite his well-earned objections (1 R, 6 H, 1 BB, 8 K), Jeurys Familia [6] went in and the 1-1 status quo remained intact. Extra innings rolled around, not unlike the tumbleweed that presumably blew through the Promenade food court. The Mets still didn't hit. The Brewers still didn't hit. The commercials still didn't air as SNY got in touch with its inner public-access self. The rain still didn't stop but there were no more microdelays. All bullpenning from both sides proved impenetrable for the longest time, though Brandon Kintzler [7] needed a little help, first from his Roenicke-rigged five-man infield, which cut down a run at the plate, and then from a one-man dispenser of vigilante justice who would never be tolerated in civilized society.
The bases were loaded with Mets in the eleventh — you could already guess that wasn't going to end well, but still. Anthony Recker worked a two-two count before taking the world's first low, outside strike…as called, of course, by Angel Hernandez, truly an innovator in the art of creative officiating. Recker was so disgusted that he didn't get the chance to strike out honorably like most Mets that he furiously and instantly informed Hernandez of the myriad shortcomings he displays in his chosen profession. Giving Angel Hernandez an excuse to eject a catcher in extra innings is like giving an ape a banana. Of course he's going to take it and stuff it in his umphole. So no, Recker shouldn't have gotten himself thrown out, what with Collins's bench down to Taylor Teagarden [8] and splinters, but it's Angel Hernandez in the eleventh. Who among us could resist vocally assaulting let alone bodily harming that arrogant piece of inaccurate dreck for one mist-soaked second if he was standing inches away…or closer than "strike three" was?
Anthony Recker: player of the game. Well, him or Burkhardt. We're gonna miss that entertaining young man when he's gone.
After the Mets allowed Angel Hernandez his chance to get the Brewers out of that jam (though, to be fair, they didn't exactly help their own cause by sucking at hitting), Carlos Torres came in and walked a pretty nifty tightrope himself, stranding a pair of Brewers in the twelfth. Whereas Collins couldn't help but pull Niese, he also couldn't help but leave Torres in, and Carlos the Workhorse finally paid the price for overuse, getting clobbered in the thirteenth and then commencing to clobber himself [9]. Trailing 5-1, the Mets proceeded to go down to characteristically efficient Francisco Rodriguez, 1-2-3, which, coincidentally, was the total crowd by the time the game was over.
Abandoned stadium. Lineup cobbled together from minor league callups. Manager and ballclub playing out the string. It was just one of those all-too-familiar late September evenings at Citi Field. Too bad it took place in the second week of June.
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[4] an unlucky 13 innings: http://scores.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=340612121
[5] Kyle Lohse: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/l/lohseky01.shtml?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-www.faithandfearinflushing.com
[6] Jeurys Familia: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/f/familje01.shtml?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-www.faithandfearinflushing.com
[7] Brandon Kintzler: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/k/kintzbr01.shtml?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-www.faithandfearinflushing.com
[8] Taylor Teagarden: http://www.baseball-reference.com/players/t/teagata01.shtml?utm_campaign=Linker&utm_source=direct&utm_medium=linker-www.faithandfearinflushing.com
[9] commencing to clobber himself: http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/mets/post/_/id/89052/video-torres-literally-beats-himself-up
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Last year the staff for the Ozark Empire Fair blamed the hot weather on poor turnout.
Will they blame the cold weather this year?
The fair has turned into a quest for enterprising business and advertisers who have taken over better than half of the building used for displays and competition. The arts and crafts building has more vegetables for sale than for competition and display.
Is lack of entries due to the increases in fees? If you don't want arts and crafts, then change the name to "the Ozark Marketing and Merchandising Fair" because that is what it has become.
I watched the livestock competition. One section had four cows and another had five. I asked a couple of people competing why the turnout was so low, and they said entry fees had increased and that most of them didn't feel welcomed at this fair anymore, and that organizations such as some 4-H clubs were looking for other places where they felt welcomed.
Years and years ago we had "girlie shows," and then we went for "family friendly," and now it's about "merchandising."
It should be "the people's fair" - about and for the people.

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VIDEO: Dramatic footage of armed police swooping on teenagers in Plymouth city centre
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THESE dramatic pictures show the moment a group of teens were held to the floor by armed police officers.
The incident by the Big Screen in Plymouth Piazza was filmed on a mobile phone by cameraman Patrick Bishop on January 10. It followed an alert near the Noah's Ark pub in Courtney Street.
At the time The Herald reported how police had received reports of a group of youngsters shooting at a nearby property with a handgun just before 8pm. The weapon was later found to be a BB gun.
The youths were quickly tracked by armed officers who swooped on them, pinning them to the ground as other officers cuffed them.
Patrick, 45, a creative designer at Plymouth-based firm PBPro.tv, captured the incident on his mobile phone. He said: "I was walking home and was in the right place at the right time. A police car came to a screaming stop, two officers got out armed with guns and I just reached for my mobile phone.
"By the time I'd got it ready they had the kids on the floor."
Patrick, whose firm specialises in commercial video production, said: "I know they have to take firearm reports seriously, but it was still a shock because it's not normally something you see in the centre of Plymouth."
As a professional cameraman Patrick said his response was automatic. He said: "I just reached for my mobile because I'm used to filming – it was an instant reaction.
"The police knew I was filming them."
Patrick said the youngsters appeared very shocked at the police reaction. He said: "The girls were crying 'what's happening, what have we done? we haven't done anything'
"I think they were taken by surprise."
Patrick later edited the footage and put it online.
Following the incident, police issued a warning that anyone carrying weapons in the city – fake replica or real – would face heavily armed officers.
The three girls were later returned home and of the two 17-year-old men arrested on suspicion of a public order offence, one was dealt with by restorative justice while no action was taken against the other.


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"Screens, Screens, everywhere there's Screens, breaking up the scenery and blocking out my mind"………with a post-prescient nod to The Five Man Electrical Band and their 1971 hit, "Signs".
I'm guilty. Let's get this out of the way and off the table right up front. I spend too much time "connected"; Facebook, Texts, Emails, Google, I'm down with most of them but am resisting the Tweet, Ping and many of the instant gratification apps I could be indulging in.
I'm working on it. I'm working my steps.
But the phenomenon is so pervasive, so distracting, so consuming, that I see a new generation of addiction clinic models already thinking about how to profit off the detoxing of Americans from their Screens. Can it be far away that horrific accidents, caused by texting, are proven to be crimes and effective defense lawyers begin promulgating "by reason of text addiction" as a viable defense strategy?


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|Congenital muscular torticollis: experience of 14 cases.
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|Congenital Muscular Torticollis (CMT) is a postural deformity of head and neck detected at birth or shortly after birth, primarily resulting from unilateral shortening of Sternocleidomastoid Muscle (SCM). In neonates and infants, patient may cure conservatively by physiotherapy but surgery is the treatment of choice for children and adolescents. There are various techniques of surgery. Here we show our experience regarding management of congenital muscular torticollis. In the present retrospective case series, fourteen patients of congenital muscular torticollis were treated. The cases were enrolled between Nov' 2005 to Oct' 2007 in Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, Gonosasthaya Somaj Vittik Medical College Hospital, Dhaka and different private clinics of Dhaka city of Bangladesh. Neonates and infants were treated conservatively with physiotherapy and others treated surgically by transection of both sternal and clavicular head of SCM under general anesthesia. Operated patients were released on following post operative day with advised to do physiotherapy. Patients age range from 7 days to 15 years of which ten were female and four male. SCM was shortened in all cases (8 on right side and 6 on left side). Eleven were female and three male. Of 14 patients, 2 neonates, 7 infants and 5 were more than 1 year age. There was no associated anomaly. Out of 9 neonates and infants 8 cured conservatively with physiotherapy and another one significantly improved. Six were treated surgically including one failed physiotherapy. Post operative period was uneventful and there was no complication. Results were evaluated clinically and comments of peers. Most of the patient of congenital muscular torticollis can be treated conservatively during infancy. Division of both sternal and clavicular head of SCM is easy and safe surgical technique for the treatment of CMT of older children and adolescents.
|B K Das; A Matin; G Z Hassan; M Z Hossain; M A Zaman
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WOODLAKE, TEXAS (Grayson County). Woodlake is midway between Sherman and Denison in central Grayson County, secluded in a heavily wooded site once known as Tanyard Springs. In 1901 local businessman J. P. Crearer needed a promotional gimmick to attract passengers to his recently completed ten-mile-long electric interurban rail line connecting the two north central Texas towns. Therefore, in an area where natural springs form a small lake, he built a resort and recreational park. Over the next two decades Woodlake flourished as a popular summer retreat for tourists throughout north central Texas and southern Oklahoma. Among the attractions and activities were boating, swimming, fishing, picnic grounds, a zoo, various carnival rides, a flume, and a baseball diamond. The park also offered a palatial Victorian casino, an open-air dance pavilion, and a penny arcade that was sometimes used for roller skating. In 1908 officials of the Texas Traction Company purchased the park, including the lake, surrounding acreage, and buildings. A decade later financial pressures prompted the sale of the Woodlake operation to the Texas Electric Railway Company. After World War I, however, the fortunes of the park declined as a result of a series of fatal traction car accidents and the rising popularity of the automobile. Just as Woodlake's beginning was linked to the interurban, so too was its demise, as each summer fewer and fewer patrons visited the park. By 1929 the grounds were unkept, and the buildings had fallen into disrepair. Railway officials closed the park. Soon thereafter a group of local investors purchased the property for private use. Until 1954 the North Texas Baptist Encampment used the lake property and facilities for summer youth retreats and outdoor revivals. In 1985 the lake, still overgrown with weeds and thickets, remained a secluded hideaway for family weekend gatherings.
Michael Collins, A Paradise Lost: The Story of Woodlake (Sherman, Texas: Southwestern Library Association, 1981). Denison Herald, May 20, 1979. Graham Landrum and Allen Smith, Grayson County (Fort Worth, 1960; 2d ed., Fort Worth: Historical Publishers, 1967).
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Altering Your Diet Can Reduce the Pain of Stenosis and Other Spinal Conditions
Although changing the foods you eat may not seem like an effective treatment for stenosis, spinal pain can be reduced by eating a diet that provides proper nutrition for your spine and thereby possibly improves your spine's overall health. Spinal stenosis is a condition that involves the narrowing of the spinal canal. When the canal narrows, the open space available for spinal nerves becomes constricted, and the nerves translate this increased pressure as pain. Common causes of stenosis and spinal nerve constriction include herniated discs, bulging discs, bone spurs, facet disease, osteoarthritis and spondylolisthesis. Each of these conditions can be exacerbated by inflammation, but there are dietary changes you can make to possibly reduce unnecessary inflammation in your body. Keep in mind that no dietary plan should ever be attempted without the supervision of a physician and a nutritionist.
The role of fatty acids
In general, foods that are high in omega-6 fatty acids make inflammation worse, whereas foods that are rich in omega-3 and omega-9 fatty acids can reduce inflammation and possibly reduce spinal stenosis pain.
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Seeking players - Sting Basketball Club accepting girls 3rd-6th grades who have desire to take basketball to higher level. We play in competitive events throughout California on March-July. It is possible to work around other sports and recreation leagues. Information: coach Jim, 805-1609 or www.calsting.com.
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Seeking players - Boys & Girls Club Teen League. Fee: $16 per player. Must be in junior high or high school. Room for eight teams and no more than 10 per team. Games to be played from 5-7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Gindick Boys & Girls Club in Visalia. Information: George, 625-4422 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seeking players - Lady Hoopster Travel Basketball Team is looking for girls ages 10-16 to fill spots on team. Information: coach Goody, 723-3368.
Seeking players - Lady Hoopster Travel Basketball Team is looking for players in high school varsity and junior varsity level. All skill levels welcome. Information: coach Isaiah Goodwin, 723-3368; coach Rick Tobias, 786-2866; or coach Jackson, 836-0891.
Sign-ups - Visalia Lady Hoopsters travel basketball season has started and welcoming all girls ages 10-17. Sign-ups 5:30-7:30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday at Faith Tabernacle Church, 515 S. Filbert, Exeter and Saturdays at Oak Valley Elementary, Road 68, Tulare. All skill levels welcome. Information: Coach Isaiah, 723-3368.
Seeking players - Boys and girls interested in filling spots for travel ball. Information: Coach Isaiah Goodwin, 723-3368.
Seeking players - Farmersville Elite girls basketball is seeking players in grades 5th-12th. Cost: $250 per athlete. Teams will be competing in at least seven tournaments over the spring and summer months. Information: Coach Vartabedian, 285-4846 or email: email@example.com. Registration: www.leaguelineup.com/farmersvilleladyaztecs.
Seeking players - Sting Basketball Club is looking for fourth-grade girls to complete a competitive travel team. Players will be taught the basic and advanced skills needed to compete at a high level and under pressure. For more Info or to try-out please call Jim at 559-772-9813 or email firstname.lastname@example.com or www.calsting.com.
Valley Spring Bicycle Ride - Central Valley Vietnam Veterans event on March 29 at Exeter Veterans Memorial Building, 324 N. Kaweah Ave., Exeter. Event divided into three categories: beginning, intermediate and advanced riders. All proceeds support local valley children's charities. Pre-registration: www.centralvalleyvietnamvets.com.
Coach training - All-Valley Youth Football League based in Hanford is committed to ensuring positive youth football experience and advancing player safety this fall by providing league-wide coaching education and teaching resources that benefit players, parents and coaches through USA Football's Heads Up Football program. All-Valley Youth Football League coaches will be trained in Heads Up Football techniques before leading their teams this season.
Sign-ups - Farmersville Youth Football League is recruiting volunteer coaches and cheer advisers for upcoming season. Information: Christian Cervantes, 901-4276.
Tournament - Central Valley Junior Golf Tournament in nine holes/stroke play for ages 9-17 with tee times starting at noon Feb. 23 at Lemoore Golf Course in Lemoore. Entry fee includes golf and range balls. Parents may caddy. Information: Pamela, 269-6369 or www.cvjrgolf.com.
Swap Meet - 17th annual Sportsmen's Swap Meet from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 8 at Fresno County Sportsmen's Club, 10645 N. Lanes Road, Fresno. Admission: $5. Buy, sell and trade. Pancake breakfast and hot beef sandwiches for lunch available for purchase. Information: Douglas Bowman, 999-2346.
Nominations - Exeter Alumni Foundation accepting nominations for Alumni of the Year. Nomination letters are due Feb. 14. Letters can be mailed to The Alumni Foundation, P.O. Box 1035, Exeter, CA 93221 or dropped off at Nielsen & Associates Insurance, 502 N. Kaweah Ave. Information: David Nielsen, 594-5500.
Meeting - Oakland Raiders Boosters of Tulare & Kings Counties meeting 7 p.m. Feb. 27, March 27, April 24, June 26, July 24, Aug. 28, Sept. 11 and 25, Oct. 9 and 23, Nov. 6 and 20 and Dec. 12 at Visalia Elks Lodge, 3100 W. Main St., Visalia. Club is having half-price, half-year membership drive. Single membership: $10 including one club shirt. Family membership: Two club shirts. Membership expires on July 31. Information: 265-3966, email: email@example.com or www.orbtkc.org/facebook.
Registrations - Exeter Community Services/Recreation accepting registrations for tee-ball, midget league baseball, midget league softball and fast pitch softball for boys ages 4-9 and girls ages 4-14 both by April 30. Cost: $40 by Feb. 21 and $50 after Feb. 21. Season begins week of March 31 through May. Games played on weeknights starting at 5:30 p.m. Late sign-ups placed as vacancies arise. Information: Community Services/Recreation Office, 592-5262.
Seeking athletes - California Fitness Academy looking for incoming or current high school athletes who want to improve their overall performance, learn injury prevention strategies and importance of healthy nutrition and gain more athleticism. CFA Athletes Program begins on Feb. 7 and has programs throughout year. Information: Chad Chrisman, 334-8990 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seeking coach - Central Cal Outlawz are looking to fill 14 and younger coach position. Information: Chris, 909-5227 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seeking volunteers - Tulare Softball Association is looking for volunteers for more board/commitee positions for 2014 season. Information: Greg Henry, 684-7794 or www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=tysa.
Seeking coaches - Visalia Parks and Recreation Department currently recruiting for youth sports coaches who work to achieve and maintain excellence on and off playing field, for coaches who foster success through positive feedback, team building, encouragement and support. Information: Monica Diaz, 713-4178 or email: email@example.com.
CCGI Rebels All-Stars - Sign up for CCGI Rebels All-Star Competition Cheerleading Team on Mondays and Thursdays 6-7 p.m. for ages 5-8 and 6:30-8:30 p.m. for ages 9-18 at CCGI, 9514 W. Pershing Ave., Visalia. Information: Rebecca or Andie, 651-2244.
Try-outs - Visalia Galaxy Soccer holding annual tryouts for competitive teams from 5:30-8 p.m. Feb. 26 and March 5 and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 1 at Riverway Sports Park Field 8-9-10 with check-in on Field 10. Visalia Galaxy is only CYSA-Cal North approved league in Visalia-Tulare Area. Visalia Galaxy fields over 20 competitive teams in all age groups 8 to 18 and younger. Visalia Galaxy also fields recreational level teams in most age groups 8-18. All coaches required to have USSF national coaching licenses and pass live scan background check. Information or pre-registration: Roland Soltesz, 936-2871, Paul Flores, 936-4302, or www.visaliasoccer.com.
Sign-ups - Visalia Youth Soccer and Visalia Galaxy Soccer holding sign-ups for Spring Soccer League from 5:30-8 p.m. Feb. 26 and March 5 and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 1 at Riverway Sports Park Field 10. Players ages 4-18 welcome. Games begin on weekend of March 29. Games for 6 and 8 younger all held on Saturdays at Riverway Sports Park. Cost for 6 and 8 younger: $65 per player and includes Adidas MLS uniform kit. Cost for 10 to 18 and younger: $85 per player. All coaches required to have USSF national coaching licenses and pass live scan background check. Information or registration: Roland Soltesz, 936-2871, Paul Flores, 936-4302, or www.visaliasoccer.com.
Registration - Visalia United is currently taking registrations for its Jr Soccer Academy for ages 5-9. Cost is $65 and includes: Uniform, United practice shirt, training done twice a week by USSF National License coaches, and a min of 8 games. For more information or to register your player please visit www.VISALIAUNITED.com
Tryouts - Visalia United will be holding tryouts February 24th and 27th from 6-8pm at the sports park field 6 for boy & girls U10-14, March 10th & 13th for boys & girls U15-U19. Pre-register online to get for your chance to with free United gear. For more info visit us at www.VISALIAUNITED.com
Registration - The City of Visalia Parks and Recreation Department is currently taking registration for spring adult soccer leagues. The leagues offer newer fields and low team registration fees and are an excellent way get out and have fun. Register your team now at the Anthony Community center located at 345 N. Jacob. The league will start on Feb. 16. For more registration information please call the city of Visalia parks and recreation office at 713-4365 or visit our website at liveandplayvisalia.com.
Registration - Odyssey South Earthquakes Soccer, Spring Recreational League ages 4-14 and younger. All games are played on Saturdays at Neighborhood Church in Visalia. Season starts March 15. Registration fee: $85. Registration includes 10 local games, Adidas uniform, and Odyssey South training sessions before season starts. Registration or information: odysseysouth.com.
Seeking players - Visalia Galaxy Soccer fields competitive and advanced recreational teams in all age brackets 10U and older. Visalia Galaxy Soccer is only approved CYSA soccer program in Visalia. Looking for few girl players in 10-13-and-younger age groups and few openings for boys in 10, 12, 14 and 19-and-younger age groups. Information: 936-2871, 936-4302 or www.visaliasoccer.com.
Seeking players - Odyssey South Earthquakes Blue Team is looking for competitive boys soccer players to join the Boys 12-and-younger team. Team currently competes in Nor Cal Premier and travels to numerous tournaments throughout year. Potential players would have to be born after August of 2001. Information: 799-1871 or email: email@example.com.
Seeking players - South Valley Chivas Academy, official youth soccer academy of Major League Soccer's Chivas USA, looking for competitive girls soccer players to join their Chivas Girls 15U team. Team currently competes in Nor Cal Premier and travels to numerous showcase tournaments throughout year. Potential players would have to be born after August of 1998. Team is based out of Porterville with players from Visalia, Tulare and Lindsay. Information: 359-4489, email: firstname.lastname@example.com or www.chivassouthvalley.com.
Donations - Donate used but usable soccer gear to the Soccer Gear Round Up (not for profit) where it is going to be donated to those who can use it. Collection bin sites include Odyssey South fields, several Visalia schools and Pro Soccer in Fresno. Information: SoccerGearRoundUp.com or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seeking teams - CYSA spring soccer league accepting applications for teams to play in District 7 league. Teams accepted from 8-16 and younger age groups. Registration: Roland Soltesz, 936-2871, www.visaliasoccer.com or www.d7springleague.com.
Tournament - Slugfest Extreme Men's Slo-Pitch Tournament on March 8 at Plaza Park, Visalia. Entry fee: $160. Information: Joe, 761-5892 or Terry, 786-1705.
Seeking players - Visalia Stingers having try-outs for 14 and younger girls softball team. Information: Lorenzo, 909-4552.
Seeking players - Visalia Vengeance Softball currently looking for serious girls to join 14 and 16 and younger summer and fall ball travel teams. Information: Henry, 967-7720 or Vince, 909-3600.
Seeking players - Visalia Stingers looking for 12 and younger experienced players for Girls Fast Pitch Travel Softball. Positions are utility players and catchers. Information: Mike, 786-2501 or Al, 622-9238.
Registration - Tulare Parks and Recreation Department accepting registration for spring softball season in men's, women's and co-ed divisions. League consists of ten game schedule beginning on March 17. Entry fee: $418 including A.S.A. rgistration. Deadline to sign-up is March 7. Information: 684-4313.
Registration - The City of Visalia Parks and Recreation Department is currently taking registration for spring adult softball leagues. Register your team now at the Anthony Community Center located at 345 N. Jacob. The league starts on March 11 and the registration deadline is Friday, Feb. 21. The cost is $415. For more registration information please call the City of Visalia Parks and Recreation business office at 713-4365 or visit our website at liveandplayvisalia.com
Seeking players - Central Cal Outlawz looking for experienced pitchers and utility players for 16 and younger girls fast pitch travel softball team. Information: Chris, 909-5227 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Seeking players - Central Cal Outlawz looking for players for 10 and younger girls fast pitch travel softball team. Information: Chris, 909-5227 or email: email@example.com.
Seeking players - Central Cal Outlawz looking for experienced players for 14 and younger girls fast pitch travel softball team. Information: Chris, 909-5227 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Volunteers - The Tulare Softball Association is looking for volunteers for board/committee positions for the 2014 season. Information: Greg Henry 559-684-7794 or www.leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=tysa.
Seeking players - Looking for girls who are interested in playing travel softball 12 and younger for fall transitioning into 14-and-younger. California Destroyers based out of Visalia. Looking for serious players and pitchers especially. Information: coach Jack for private tryout, 730-1544.
Training - Training for pitching, catching, hitting, fielding and skill development in all areas. Also, work with parents to assist with practices. Information: Chili, 827-8634.
Seeking players - Tulare Bandits 16-and-younger softball seeking for pitcher, utility player and back-up catcher positions needed immediately. Only serious players need apply. New coaching staff for travel ball team. Information: Charlie Frausto, 936-5969 or Jesse Tobias, 901-1083.
Tryouts - Tulare Bandits 12-and-younger Team is holding tryouts for upcoming Summer/Fall 2013 Season. We are looking for committed girls with great attitudes to join our organization and fill our roster, looking to fill all positions. Information: Denise Rico, 736-8268 or email: email@example.com.
Seeking applicants - Visalia Youth Softball Association accepting late registration applicants for ages 4-12 for one day only. Call as soon as possible. Information: Shane Bly, 802-0443.
Seeking players - DnD softball is looking for 12U girls that love to play softball. Any experiences, any position or just the love of the game needed. Team practices in Visalia/Tulare area. Information: Ashley, 300-3281.
Seeking players - Bombers 14-and-younger Fastpitch Travel softball team is seeking committed players for upcoming 2013 season. Information: Andrew, 366-7317 or email: email@example.com.
Tryouts - RBI Softball Inc., is hosting private tryouts for 10-, 14- and 18-and-younger. Information: Megann Steege, 972-9310.
Lessons - Visalia Parks and Recreation Department offering group tennis lessons this spring. Our group instruction/game play is way to introduce players to low cost fun tennis experience. Our group program follows USTA Quickstart curriculum guide, developed by United States Tennis Association. Starter classes meet one day week, for two hours for five weeks. Starter's end season with added value, no additional cost, tournament play day, on Saturday after instruction/play ends. Information: Visalia Parks and Recreation Department, 713-4365.
Track and Field
Seeking players - Cal Express Track Club seeking boys and girls ages 5-18 years of age for upcoming summer track season. Cost to participate is minimal. Information: Tony Rodriguez, 909-2043 or email: email@example.com.
Registration - Tulare Parks and Recreation Department taking registrations for adult men's volleyball. Games played on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Entry fee: $155 with $20 late fee applied after deadline. Maximum of 16 teams accepted on first-come, first-serve basis. Team playing ten game schedule. Deadline is Feb. 18. Information: 684-4313.
Program - Sequoia Crush offering Volleyball Technical Training Program specializing in bio-mechanics of volleyball and sports specific training needed to enhance every volleyball players knowledge and physical fitness. Sessions consist of 65-technical development skills, 16-game preparation skills and two 2-hour advanced training camps with instructor Professor Lu from China. Program last approximately one hour, twice a week of 7 month season. Sign-ups limited. Information: Rook Silva, 300-2987, email: email@example.com or sequoiacrush.com.
Training - Speed, agility and plyometric training for boys and girls twice per week for one hour at Visalia United Methodist Church, 5200 W. Caldwell Ave., Visalia. Helps improve strength, quickness and vertical. Information: Paul "Rook" Silva, 300-2987.
Registration - Farmboyz Youth Wrestling holding practices and registration 6-7:30 p.m. Mondays through Wednesdays through May 22 at West Hills College, Wrestling Room 811, 555 College Ave. For ages 5-18. Farmboyz Club Membership: $20. USA Wrestling Membership: $45. Information: Ken Olson and Ben Rico, 924-9194 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Water Polo
Session - Vnited Water Polo Winter Session No. 2 for boys 14, 16, and 19 and younger on Jan. 18-Feb. 16. Information: Vnited.me.
Let Us Know
Mail submissions to Community Sports at P.O. Box 31, Visalia 93279; drop them off at the Times-Delta office, 330 West St.; fax to 559-735-3399 or email email@example.com.
Submit by 5 p.m. Wednesdays. Community Sports submissions to the Times-Delta and Advance-Register may be published or distributed in print or online.


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US Track & Field Championships Simmering Til Done
Eugene, Ore., where the USA Track & Field National Championship is underway, is gripped in a heat wave. The steamy conditions produce a nice muscle-loosening affect on athletes whose events last less than 60 seconds, but it's been less accommodating for the distance events. The preliminary rounds of the women's… »


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There's many of these so called illegitimate countries around the world. I've been reading of many in a recent book I picked up.
The most famous I'd imagine would be the Principality Of Sealand, a WW2 Naval sea fort which was commandeered by British Army General Paddy Roy Bates in 1967. The fort at the time was situated outside of British Territorial waters and they claim that they've been recognised de facto by the UK. In 1987 the UK extended their territorial waters but didn't interfere with Sealand. They have their own Constitution, Flag and anthem and they follow the British Common Law system. Also a currency the Sealandic Dollar.
They sell coins, postage stamps, Passports, Lordships and Ladyships and other titles of Nobility to raise funds, they also have hosted pirate radio stations in the past. Tourist bookings are also taken and they're plans for a Casino to open on the platform
Sports wise they field a football team, an associate member of NFB, the sanctioning body of FIFA for non recognised States.
Some of these so called Nations seem like the dreams of a madman, others's you'd kinda of half admire. It's an interesting topic.


text: hi, my rear disc break has all of a sudden become very slow to react and "soft". could it be because some oil got onto the disc and has accumulated onto the pad, rendering it fairly useless? if this is the problem is it just neccessary to change the pad or can it be cleaned or tightened? i noticed it as i cycled through some tall wet grass, would that have possibly caused it? and if i do change the pad, should i clean the disc to ensure no oil residue is left??


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I am student of Open Informatics at CTU in Prague. I'm attending Open
Source programing course and one of our duty is to join some open
source project and contribute to it.
I would like to join SQuirreL SQL and so I looked to the feature
requests and found request regarding ability to rename SQL Worksheet
Tabs, id 3463374,
So I'm asking if this contribution would be acceptable and if it's
possible to work on it?
Best regars,
Vladislav Vavra
On 06.03.2012 13:28, Vladislav Vavra wrote:
> I would like to join SQuirreL SQL and so I looked to the feature
> requests and found request regarding ability to rename SQL Worksheet
> Tabs, id 3463374,
> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3463374&group_id=28383&atid=393417.
of course you can take care of that request. Below I quote some hints I
send to people who are interested in contributing code to SQuirreL.
Thanks for your interest and have a lot of fun working on SQuirreL
> The usual way to start working is to do the changes you are interested
> in and then send me patches of your changes.
> Alternatively you may drop your patches here:
> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=28383&atid=393416
> This way you make your work available to anybody who is interested in it
> right from the beginning. We regularly check for now patches and add
> them to our Subversion repository.
> Some information on how to build program SQuirreL can be found here:
> http://www.squirrelsql.org/index.php?page=programing
> http://www.squirrelsql.org/#overview
> If you have any further questions feel free to ask me or to post
> messages to one of our mailing lists:
> http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=28383


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Battery-powered warmth to keep frostbite at bay.
Half of the Hestra Power Heater Glove's brawn comes from its battery powered heating loops. The other half is a natural result of quality materials and solid construction, both of which have made Hestra a leader in the ski industry since the '40s.
The back of the hand is composed of Hestra's Flextron softshell frabic, and the palm is a durable Goat leather. A waterproof CZone insert provides further protection from moisture, and synthetic Fiberfill insulation adds warmth in addition to the battery powered heating loops. The warmth of the glove can be adjusted through the the control button on the back of the hand, and the Lithium battery can either be replaced or recharged via the international charging adapter.
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Pro Hockey Talk "The Tampa Bay Lightning will be without their most physical defenseman for quite some time. Following his knee surgery on Tuesday, Radko Gudas has been ruled out for the next four months, the club announced. Gudas, who led the club in hits (115) and was fourth among all NHL defensemen despite..." January 06
Tampa Bay Times "Lightning D Radko Gudas had hoped to return to the lineup Sunday against the Senators. Instead, Gudas was sent back to Tampa to have his nagging lower-body injury evaluated. Gudas missed his third straight game, with no timetable for his return. "Gudas can be back for the Buffalo game..." January 05
CBS Sports "Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Radko Gudas will not miss any time after decking Florida Panthers forward Scottie Upshall with an elbow to the head. Gudas received a warning for the hit, but not a suspension. The NHL Department of Player Safety explained the decision in a series of tweets Friday." October 10
Tampa Bay Times "Radko Gudas gets several benefits from having the league rescind Sunday's game misconduct. The Lightning defenseman saves the automatic $200 fine and, as Gudas said, "I'm just glad it comes off my record," because players with three game misconducts in a season are suspended for one..." October 30
Tampa Tribune "Looking like a hunter stalking prey Radko Gudas lined up Minnesota's Kyle Brodziak and delivered a text book hip check sending Brodziak head-over-heels into the side boards. The play elicited a roar from the crowd and a retaliation penalty from Wild defenseman Marco Scandella. When executed..." October 23


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Structure fragmentation in Fe-based alloys by means of cyclic martensitic transformations of different types
G.V.Kurdyumov Institute for Metal Physics, NAS of Ukraine, Vernadsky blvd. 36, Kiev 03680, Ukraine
Nanoscale Research Letters 2014, 9:92 doi:10.1186/1556-276X-9-92Published: 24 February 2014
The effect of martensite transformations of different types on the misorientation of austenite crystalline lattice, which characterizes the degree of structure fragmentation, was investigated for Fe-Ni and Fe-Mn alloys. As a result of multiple face-centered cubic (f.c.c.)-body-centered cubic (b.c.c.)-f.c.c. transformations, an austenite single-crystalline specimen is transformed in a polycrystalline one due to progressive fragmentation. It was shown that the degree of fragmentation depends on the magnitude of volume change and the density of dislocations generated on martensitic transformations.


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As Sacramento braces for a full onslaught of the flu virus that's famously gripped the rest of the nation, public health experts are seeing a marked spike in demand for flu shots.
In some cases, the sudden popularity of the influenza vaccine – possibly attributable to national news stories about the flu's surge elsewhere in the United States – is leaving spot shortages in pockets of Sacramento, local officials said.
Shortages are brief, however, and are quickly filled by new orders of the vaccine, officials said, which is plentiful enough nationwide to fill any unexpected supply gaps.
Dr. Lynn Fitzgibbons is an infectious disease specialist for Kaiser Permanente in Sacramento and Roseville who has witnessed many a flu season here.
Just last week, Fitzgibbons said, Kaiser facilities in Sacramento reopened seven flu clinics to provide access to several hundred members urgently seeking vaccinations.
"We've seen a tremendous demand, especially in the past week or two – and that's what prompted Kaiser to reopen our flu clinics," she said. "We try to encourage more people to obtain immunizations in years like this when the flu seems more serious."
Indeed, California's flu season status has been upgraded to "widespread" from "regional," based on evidence of the flu's spread statewide in the first two weeks of January.
The category of "widespread" is the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's highest ranking, indicating a state is highly vulnerable to the spread of seasonal flu viruses. California joins 46 other states in sharing this designation.
Dr. Gil Chavez, of the California Department of Public Health, announced Friday that the state so far has recorded five deaths of patients under 65 years of age from complications of the flu. Sacramento has had two deaths, county officials have said, one an elderly patient and the other under 65.
The latest fatality occurred in Southern California's Inland Empire, Chavez said.
He announced the spot shortages of the flu vaccine, but swiftly reassured the public that stocks will be replenished quickly.
Dr. Lou Ann Cummings, the Sutter County public health officer, echoed the trend that's occurring in Sacramento County.
"In the past week and a half," Cummings said, "we have had anecdotal reports that a lot of people are going and getting their flu vaccine."
The trend gives Cummings hope, she said, that the community as a whole – not just individuals – will reach a level of protection against the flu virus.
In the meantime, she joined other public health officials in continuing to push flu shots. "It's worth phoning ahead to see if your pharmacy still has (the vaccine) – or when they'll have it," Cummings said.
The expected peak of the flu season is late January or in February, Fitzgibbons said.
The flu vaccine contains inactivated or extinguished viruses and is recommended for anyone over 6 months of age, with the exception of people with chronic health conditions.
Flu shots are good for only one year. Even after getting vaccinated, an individual is vulnerable to catching the virus for up to 2.5 weeks before immunity kicks in.
The state Department of Public Health tested three specimens of the influenza virus strain and found all three matched with components of the 2012-13 vaccine.
Of 2,947 specimens tested statewide in the second week of January, the greatest portion – 85.9 percent – were influenza A, the most severe type in the vaccine cocktail, the Public Health Department said.
In addition, public health records show that a respiratory virus separate from the flu peaked the last week of December and has been trending downward since then.
Fitzgibbons said, however, that it's typical this year for a lingering cough to stick around for a few weeks after the respiratory virus has cleared up.
One study in the journal Annals of Family Medicine reviewed 19 published medical studies and showed that the mean duration of any cough is 17.8 days – with a range of 15.33 to 28.6 days.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests:
1. Get an annual flu vaccine shot.
2. Limit contact with sick people, or with others if you are sick.
3. Take flu anti- viral drugs if your doctor prescribes them.


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Shoppers can enjoy savings while they toss their favorite summer salads with Mann Packing's annual Summer Slaw Spectacular on-pack promotion.
More than 200,000 IRCs will be applied to packages of Mann's Broccoli Cole Slaw and the new Rainbow Salad blend, starting in June. Consumers will save $1 with the purchase of any two (2) of these items (U.S. only).
This is one of Mann's most successful promotions historically, with a 19 percent redemption rate last year, says Elena Hernandez, marketing and communication specialist.
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Carl Clifton leaves The Works to join expanding K5
Also, K5 to open a Los Angeles office in addition to Munich and London.
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Welcome to Harewood College

I hope that as you read through the information contained herein you will get a sense of our community. It is a community characterised by determination, ambition, respect and friendship; a community where the pursuit of excellence is uppermost in everybody's mind.

We are an International school and as such take our global citizen duties seriously. Each student is supported, encouraged and enabled to develop into a mature young man and to become a responsible, independent global citizen who can take an active part in a progressive, modern society.
We aim to provide our students with the skills and knowledge to embrace and create a future world which we are all proud to inhabit and to possess a suite of employability skills which will guide them through to success and fortune in later life.

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Executive Headteacher

Harewood College provides: • An opportunity to be involved in national and local initiatives • An outstanding induction & CPD programme for all staff and NQT's • Staff benefits including a well-being voucher scheme
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In my entire 12 years at this game, I have never once heard anyone say a single negative word about it. (That's a jussayin', not a gauntlet thrown, by the by.)Nearly equally important, IMHO (but for different reasons), is the newest on my list: Robert M. Place's THE TAROT: HISTORY, SYMBOLISM AND DIVINATION. Sick and tired of occultists seeing things, Place goes back to the Tarot's true origins: the Renaissance. The guy does not tow the party line and does not mince words... and has the chops on all fronts (scholarly, Tarot-ly, artistically) to back it up. One of my all-time favorite Tarot speakers -- if you ever get a chance to see one of his infamous slideshows, run, do not walk. I've got a framed print of Key X, The Wheel Of Fortune, from his upcoming vampire Tarot (yes, really) hanging above my head right this second, in fact.I am not a Thoth deck fan. In fact, I can barely look at it. It makes my head explode. But like the good little occultist I am, I do not ignore that which makes my head explode. I do, however, thank my lucky charms that Lon Milo finally wrote a book on it that I can understand... because, heck, nobody else did before he did. While you're at it, if you're going to get serious about this, you're going to need some Qabalah, too. Thankfully, Lon has your ass covered on that score, too.Dang!, but that Lon is a dude! Ah, but maybe you haven't got the sickness... and you couldn't care less about these crazy esoteric shenanigans anyway... at least not yet. You're not looking for a lifelong commitment, you just want to learn the damn cards. I feel you. Joan Bunning's LEARNING THE TAROT is a fine place to start... and it's free. (It's also the very first resource I used, but that's neither here nor there.)Then again, if you want to roll up your sleeves... hitch your wagon to The Tarot School. Over the past 10 years, they've taught me just about everything I know. The correspondence course will change you. Nobody but nobody knows the Rider Waite deck like Wald & Ruth Ann do: the stories, the symbols, the play-by-play, everything. For historical chicanery, Tom Tadfor Little's history site is a great place to start. A WICKED PACK OF CARDS is historically accurate (so I'm told) but a slog to get through (I can vouch for this). The authors of that book tackled the occultists in particular in A HISTORY OF THE OCCULT TAROT. Also a slog, unless you're a nerd like me. For a very readable history, try THE TAROT: HISTORY, MYSTERY AND LORE by Cynthia Giles.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4517#Comment_4517 2007-12-05T01:33:38-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 nietoperz http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1270 I use the Thoth deck myself, so can wholeheartedly recommend The Book of Thoth by Crowley. As with all Crowley you kind of have to cut through the verbosity and self-importance, but there are pearls ... Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4562#Comment_4562 2007-12-05T05:04:43-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 Oddcult http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=214 Just randomly, Rachel Pollack is a comics person too, and did a load of stuff for Vertigo somewhen. Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4570#Comment_4570 2007-12-05T05:45:52-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 adrian r http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=619 Meditations on the Tarot: A Journey into Christian Hermeticism, by an anonymous author, is an excellent collection of essays on the Major Arcana, and a good antidote to any reflex anti-Christianity ... I'd also second Elizabeth's recommendation of Place's book on Tarot history.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4717#Comment_4717 2007-12-05T11:47:42-06:00 2007-12-05T11:48:38-06:00 hank http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=79 *cough* dont for get Lon's Book... err never mind. Thank you Ill shut up now and go back to my QBL and Chickening. err never mind.Thank you Ill shut up now and go back to my QBL and Chickening.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4749#Comment_4749 2007-12-05T12:35:04-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 Alan Tyson http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1299 What are the advantages/disadvantages to making your own cards? I've been meaning for a while to make a Tarot featuring characters from things I've written, probably using Photoshop and Illustrator, ... I use the Tarot as a kind of creative abstraction and problem-solving tool, rather than for any divination purpose, if that makes a difference.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4778#Comment_4778 2007-12-05T13:15:52-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 adrian r http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=619 That's an excellent idea. Given your intention -- to create a "creative abstraction and problem-solving tool" -- you may or may not wish to combine your own personal symbologies with those ... Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4780#Comment_4780 2007-12-05T13:19:52-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 Alan Tyson http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1299 I had not heard of Eno's or Osborn's work before, but I shall certainly look into them. Thank you, Adrian. Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4783#Comment_4783 2007-12-05T13:23:10-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 hank http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=79 I think its viable as long as you take your time and build something functional. Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4784#Comment_4784 2007-12-05T13:23:35-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 munin218 http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=246 I've always found the Robin Wood tarot to be easiest to work with, and her book is written fairly well (and easy to learn from it). Her art, both by hand and digital, is pretty spiffy too. Sadly, her ... Robin Wood tarot to be easiest to work with, and her book is written fairly well (and easy to learn from it). Her art, both by hand and digital, is pretty spiffy too. Sadly, her declining health has limited her to digital work only, and not much of that either. Very nice lady (her husband is a personable guy, too).]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4793#Comment_4793 2007-12-05T13:46:10-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 adrian r http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=619 Artemis: Google Alex Osborn when you're searching. He's most noted as the father of brainstorming, but don't hold that against him: he made some cool observations. More recently, his work has been ... S - Substitute - components, materials, people C - Combine - mix, combine with other assemblies or services, integrate A - Adapt - alter, change function, use part of another element M - Modify - increase or reduce in scale, change shape, modify attributes (e.g. colour) P - Put to another use E - Eliminate - remove elements, simplify, reduce to core functionality R - Reverse - turn inside out or upside downRun a concept/problem through at least one of those processes, and see how it changes.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4809#Comment_4809 2007-12-05T14:19:37-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 Kinesys http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=213 Yoink! Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4853#Comment_4853 2007-12-05T15:47:25-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 jcfiala http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=939 Interesting, thanks. I'm fond of tarot decks for collecting and as art objects, but I've been considering learning how the darn things are supposed to work. Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4858#Comment_4858 2007-12-05T15:53:26-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 arplight http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1392 Jung and Tarot is an interesting book on tarot. Good reading for those inclined to gazing at others' navels. Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4869#Comment_4869 2007-12-05T16:06:36-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 Badman7 http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=701 Hmmm .. I prefer the Aquarian Tarot Deck personally. Lovely images and it "feels good in the hands" during a reading. Google Craig Junjulas, he did an accompanying book to help get things ... The weirdest deck I've found, I purchased in Germany a number of years ago, The Philosopher's Stone fortune telling deck by DE ES. The strange images grabbed my attention. Never used it for a reading, the images tend to freak out folks.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4882#Comment_4882 2007-12-05T16:44:13-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 elizabeth http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1094 I use the Thoth deck myself, so can wholeheartedly recommend The Book of Thoth by Crowley. As with all Crowley you kind of have to cut through the verbosity and self-importance, but there are pearls ... I use the Thoth deck myself, so can wholeheartedly recommend The Book of Thoth by Crowley. As with all Crowley you kind of have to cut through the verbosity and self-importance, but there are pearls to be found in there nontheless.Oh, absolutely. Reading Crowley is a must if you're really inclined to dig under the hood of that deck. What I love about Lon's stuff (and this goes for his Qabalah material too) is that it gives you some context and some ground to stand on. Qabalah, for example, is so dense and abstract that it makes me feel like I'm floating around out in space somewhere... trying to absorb a guy like, say, Robert Wang (whose book on Tarot and Qabalah is very good) without having something to at least wrap your head around is... well, almost a waste of time. As in, not a waste, but not an efficient use of time. I'd rather dig in after I have some semblance of what the fudge is going on. Lon is really excellent at helping out with that. Rachel Pollack is a comics person tooRachel is indeed a comics person. She wrote the book for the Vertigo Tarot (the original of which I somehow hornswoggled out of a nice guy at the sci-fi/fantasy used bookstore that once lived on Chambers street here in NY, back when I was about four years old). She has some wonderful stories about Grant and Neil.She is also very active in the Tarot scene here in New York, both upstate and in the city proper.]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4885#Comment_4885 2007-12-05T16:49:58-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 elizabeth http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1094 I'm fond of tarot decks for collecting and as art objects, but I've been considering learning how the darn things are supposed to work. It can be off-putting because of the big learning curve, to ... I'm fond of tarot decks for collecting and as art objects, but I've been considering learning how the darn things are supposed to work.It can be off-putting because of the big learning curve, to be sure. When I was in high school, I remember deliberately avoiding it for that very reason. I'm going, "78 cards, rightsideup and upsidedown? You've got to be fucking kidding me." And I'd go back to reading ghost stories.But it gets addictive and the payoff can be really great over time. I'd encourage you to give it a try and see if it grabs you!Just remember to have patience, grasshopper. :)]]> Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4964#Comment_4964 2007-12-05T19:50:14-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 Alan Tyson http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1299 I have heard many things about a Tarot 'story' involving the Fool's Journey through the Major Arcana. I have yet, however, to read this story in any satisfying form. Has anywhere here had this ... Tarot books and nattering http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/comments.php?DiscussionID=157&Focus=4995#Comment_4995 2007-12-05T20:26:21-06:00 2015-11-30T01:58:41-06:00 elizabeth http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/account.php?u=1094 What kind of story are you looking for, exactly? Like, a real narrative beginning-middle-end thing or the Fool traipsing-through-the-inner-landscapes thing? I ask because my crack at the latter ... I ask because my crack at the latter is actually in print. Judy Harrow, the HPs (high priestess) of Proteus Coven here in New York City asked me to write a bit about it for one of her books back when I was training with her. She was looking for a psychological development cycle that Pagans could identify with and relate to. (The book is called SPIRITUAL MENTORING: A PAGAN GUIDE and it's still in print. I wrote it so long ago... I can hardly remember what I said!)Story narrative is a bit harder, given that Tarot communicates in symbol and metaphor and it could be argued that there are many beginnings and ends in the Majors. The progression isn't so nice and neat and logical (although it is, too). Then again, my storytelling skills are still in their infancy. :)Also, you mentioned making your own cards. Making your own cards is one of the most intense and rewarding experiences, especially if you want to get to know yourself. I think making your own deck would be just fine for the creative and problem-solving you're looking for, but whether it's "better or worse," per se, depends entirely on how much you put into it. There is so much content in existing decks... you'd get a lot out of spending a little time learning about basic symbolism and trying the cards then. Or you could just use the language you already have (and we all have some symbolic language already) and give it a shot -- it would be an interesting experiment.]]>


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"Halloween brings out the kid in everyone," said Congressman Reed. "We thought it would be great fun this Halloween to encourage kids from one to 100 to submit their Halloween Pumpkins online in a contest where everyone is a winner. My hope is that this will spur additional safety awareness and bring some added fun to the annual tradition of carving pumpkins."
To enter, any resident of the 29th Congressional District can submit their Jack O'Lantern pictures to the contest at www.reed.house.gov.
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The popular California-based chain, which serves fast-casual American Chinese cuisine, plans to renovate and move into a vacant former donut eatery in north Springfield.
According to plans filed with the City of Springfield, parties representing Panda Express have filed for a building permit for a project at 720 N. Glenstone. That's the former location of a Krispy Kreme franchise, which closed its doors in January 2013.
Panda Express is nearing completion on its first stand-alone drive-through restaurant in Springfield. It's being constructed at 1905 E. Independence, in front of the Kohl's department store.
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Bomb-plot trial begins with jury selection
Jury selection began Thursday morning in the trial of an Oregon State University student accused of attempting to set off a bomb at Portland's annual Christmas tree-lighting ceremony in 2010.
Mohamed Mohamud is charged in U.S. District Court with attempt to use a weapon of mass destruction, a penalty that could bring a maximum sentence of life in prison.
On the first day of trial at the downtown Portland courthouse, about 86 people were called to the jury pool. After prospective jurors spent the morning filling out questionnaires, Judge Garr King narrowed the pool to 76 people. By the afternoon, the pool was whittled down to about 50.
Jury selection will continue Thursday afternoon and is expected to continue until at least Monday, followed by attorneys' opening statements. The trial is scheduled to last about four weeks.
Because of the size of the jury pool, only the judge, attorneys, defendant and jurors were in the courtroom. Reporters and members of the public, including nearly two dozen of Mohamud's family, were directed to sit in a separate courtroom and watch the proceedings on an overhead projector.
Dressed in a cream-colored sweater, Mohamud appeared engaged in the process, leaning forward, jotting notes and conferring often with one of his attorneys.
Federal prosecutors are expected to paint Mohamud -- a 19-year-old OSU student at the time of the Nov. 26, 2010, event – as a jihad extremist since his early teen years, who took the opportunity of the tree-lighting to carry out his long-held violent views.
Federal public defenders, on the other hand, have said Mohamud, who attended high school in Beaverton, was a young, impressionable teen who fell victim to entrapment by FBI agents. Mohamud's attorneys said in court documents that he never intended to be violent, but was enticed to plan the bomb plot by the overzealous agents who posed as jihad co-conspirators.
The 1,800-pound bomb was fake; Mohamud was arrested after he tried to detonate it the evening of the tree-lighting by dialing a number on a cellphone.
Several questions in the jury questionnaire touched on the topics of the Middle East, Islam and terrorism. One question asked potential jurors if they had a spouse or family who was killed while serving in combat in Afghanistan, Iraq or elsewhere in the Middle East.
Another question prompted the jurors to detail their religious background and whether they are close to anyone who practices Islam.
One of the final questions: Whether jurors could separate their opinion on terrorism in deciding a verdict.
"…It is important for the jurors to understand that these general subjects are not the subject of the indictment in this case," the questionnaire said.
Several people, who told the judge they couldn't separate their opinions on terrorism, were excused from serving on the 12-member jury. They included a man who said a childhood friend was killed in an attack in Libya and a woman who said her uncle was an employee at the Pentagon during the Sept. 11 attacks.
The questionnaire told jurors the trial could last until Feb. 12.