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I've been having a headache every single day for about two weeks now. It started off as a tension headache in the back of my head, but for the past week or so, it's been on the top of my head, from temple to temple. It feels like my head is being squashed. I went to bed last night at 6:40 and slept until 2am. I got up and used the bathroom, tossed and turned a bit until about 4, then fell back asleep until my alarm went off at 6. That's still 10 hours of sleep. I still felt tired all day. I just don't get this headache at all. Sometimes it's just a dull ache, but then other times it's awful. But it's not a migraine, either. (I get those and KNOW when I have a migraine). It's starting to make me feel kind of worn out and sad. I'm not going to the gym, either. It's taking all of my strength and energy to just get through the work day. I'm doing a pretty good job with my eating though, and I'm doing little things like parking farther away from doors, taking the long way around when I'm going somewhere, keeping busy in my classroom and around my house, etc. I'm trying to keep moving a little more since my head hurts so bad that it makes me not want to workout. I thought the other day about maybe putting myself through a detox. I wonder if I'm having this headache because I haven't been eating well lately -- you are what you eat. I need to detox anyway. I'm scared though. I will get my students on Wednesday of next week and I really don't want to be feeling like hammered $hit while I'm trying to adjust to a new roomful of kidlets. I need to plan to do this though, and soon. I have GOT to make some serious changes. Now.
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Injured Pat Cummins rules himself out of Indian tour to focus on Ashes bid
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- December 11, 2012
PAT Cummins has set his sights on resurrecting his career in next year's Ashes series after the teenage pace ace ruled himself out of Australia's upcoming tour of India.
In the latest setback for the luckless NSW tearaway, Cummins has given up hope of touring the sub-continent and will undergo further testing and remedial work in the coming months.
Sidelined for the second consecutive Australian summer, this time with stress fractures in his back, the 19-year-old was initially eyeing a return in early February in a bid to be fit for the four-Test tour of India, which begins later that month.
But after meeting with NSW and Cricket Australia medicos, Cummins is adopting a safety-first approach with a view to taking on the Poms in the marquee series next July.
The news on Cummins came as another struggling quick, Ryan Harris, yesterday aborted a return in the Big Bash to prepare for a first-class comeback for Queensland next month.
"I'm no chance for the India tour," said Cummins, who felt a twinge in his back during the recent Champions League tournament.
"Before I got injured, I was hoping to be on every tour, but at the moment my realistic hope is to be right for the Ashes in England.
"I will have been bowling for nearly five months before the Ashes come around, so personally I want to be ready for that.
"Hopefully the doctors agree."
As part of his rehabilitation, Cummins has undergone a biomechanical study of his bowling action and concedes he may have to make slight adjustments to stave off long-term injury.
"It's all video work, a few of the bowling coaches are looking at the footage so they can work out my measurements," he said.
However, former Australian bowling coach Craig McDermott says Cummins' issues are more likely a result of growing pains rather than any major structural flaws in his action.
"I don't think he has any action problems to be honest," he said.
"I think he has some bone-related issues ... whether his bones aren't yet hard enough at his age to handle the bowling he has done.
"He hasn't done a lot of bowling so that's why I don't think it's an action problem.
"I've seen his counter-rotation and lateral-flexion numbers and they aren't in the danger zone.
"I saw his figures 18 months ago and they weren't in the danger zone. That may have changed, but CA keep a close eye on him."
Queensland quick Harris, who had surgery on his right shoulder in August, is adamant his international career is not over.
"It's disappointing because I am pretty close but to push it now might not turn out to be the best thing for the longer term," he said.
"I've been feeling pretty good in the nets so far and while I'm not bowling off the full run-up or at full pace, I'm very positive about getting up to that level soon."
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Church News for Thursday, Dec. 13By Staff Reports Published 10:22am Thursday, December 13, 2012
Bethany Baptist Church
Chris Knight sang a special song titled "I Can't Even Walk." Bro. Steve brought a message from Matthew 1, which he titled "What's In a Name and What Does the Bible say about Jesus' Birthday?" He used the following as his topics: Who do men say Jesus is? Who does God say Jesus is? Who do you say Jesus is?
Jesus is the name of the person who came down from heaven to live among us and die for your sins, who resurrected from the dead and lives in heaven for you. Do you know him as your personal savior?
Sunday night, Bro. Steve brought a message about worship. Nowhere in the Bible is there a scripture that specifically says, "Worship is …" There are many references to people bowing down, or falling on their knees and worshipping, but just kneeling down is not all there is to worship. Bro. Steve says even though there is no clear definition of worship in the Bible, he believes Psalm 96 contains many things that comprise worshipping in spirit and in truth: praise: singing unto the Lord, testifying to his goodness and enumerating his characteristics; giving: giving thanks and acknowledging his glory and strength, giving service to him and the giving of tithes and offerings; and obedience, then rejoicing and giving praise to him.
This week, and during this Christmastime, let's be faithful in sincerely worshipping our Lord.
Prayer list: Betty Biggs, James Bixler, Doris and Verdie Glenn, Paul Gray, Hubert Griffin, Mildred Griffin, Ernestine Hatch, Laverne and Dick Hayes, Journey Mission in Calera, Ethel Kelly, Billie Neeley, Lillianna Thompson and Skipper Wallace.
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Services started Sunday, Dec. 9, with Bro. Ricky Cleckler leading the church in the following hymns: "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms," "Are You Washed in the Blood," "Beautiful Star of Bethlehem" and "I Want to Know More About My Lord."
After Sunday School, Bro. Ricky sang the hymns "Glory Land Way" and "Oh, I Want to See Him." Kandice Cleckler sang "I Want to Know How it Feels." She blessed the church with a wonderful song.
Bro. Tim Henry was with us this Sunday. He preached from John 11, and his message was titled "The Stones in Our Lives."
One of the many stones people deal with is unforgiveness. Christ forgave us, so why do we not want to forgive others? When the stones in our lives are removed, we will be amazed by what takes place.
Sunday night's service began with Bro. Kenneth Moates leading the church in the hymns "Away in a Manger," "Beautiful Star of Bethlehem," "I Would Not Be Denied" and "Keep On the Firing Line."
Bro. Ashley Bice gave a devotion from Psalms 121:1-3. The Lord will always help us in our time of need.
Sam Ross and Kandice Cleckler sang "The Old Rugged Cross" while Kadie Coker played the song on the piano.
Bro. Tim Henry preached the second part of his previous message tonight. Once you get rid of the stones in your life, you need to let it go and leave it in the past. Christmas is a time for family and coming together, but until we remove the stones in our lives, we will never be fulfilled through God. Don't ever give up on God.
This Sunday, Dec. 16, at 5:30 p.m., the young children will perform their Christmas musical play, and next Sunday, Dec. 23, the older youth will perform their Christmas play. Both will be a blessing, so we hope you will be able to attend.


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See ya in the new year -- The Blog is taking a hiatus from hockey (Mrs. Blog too, and she's understandably psyched about it) to seek some natural vitamin D and recharge for the new year.
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There are 3 ferry routes operating between Jersey and France offering you combined total of 28 sailings per week. Condor Ferries operates 1 route, Jersey (St Helier) to St Malo which runs 14 times weekly. Manche Iles Express operates 2 routes, Jersey (St Helier) to Granville runs 8 times per week & Jersey (St Helier) to Carteret about 6 times weekly.
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"Museum Old Village Kumrovec" Kumrovec by Nykaenen
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Kumrovec is probably the best known village in the world! Quite a success for the village that got its name most likely after the expression "kumerni" used by feudal lords to denote poor, miserable serfs living on their land. There's another theory according to which the name was derived from old Celtic word "kumr" meaning mud. Both words described the place throughout centuries so well that it really doesn't matter which one is correct.
For the record, Kumrovec was first mentioned in 1463 and it was only after the World War II that it ceased to be muddy place with poor, miserable people .
The credit for it goes to the man on the left, Josip Broz Tito also known and Marsal Tito. Born as the 7th of 11 children in the family of Franjo and Marija Broz, Tito rose to power and fame few people in world history ever did. When World War II was over and he was chosen as the president of Yugoslavia, Kumrovec gained on importance. Mud houses of Kumrovec, also known as "hize mazanke", all this time a symbol of how poor the place was, became protected national heritage. After restauration and renovation, we got our first and so far only museum in the open - Muzej Staro selo (Museum Old Village). Kumrovec is still referred to primarily as the birthplace of Tito.
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Ah, Yugonostalgija! Napisi koju rijec, makar recept za seljacki kruh ili gibanicu.
Eh, druze Tito...:) Nikada nisam bila u Kumrovcu, i poslije svega sto sam o tom mjestu naucila kroz "Titove staze revolucije", preostaje mi jos samo da ga jednog dana i posjetim..... Hehhe.. kako je to bilo jedno veselo takmicenje... :)
Ouff.,,, kako kruto. Nauk iz tega sledi. Biti posten samo za sebe. HA HA . Lepi pozdrav Zdenka.
Vidim da Kumrovec vise nije poznat po durgu Titu, nego po musketirima. ;)
a Joža??
Have been punished for bad behave ;-)
Ouff,,, I thought this pic was lost forever. Showing the local customs, according to your description, lol. Signed : Miledy reincarnated :)
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The Red Lion Hotel is a Grade I listed Building dating back to 1465. It is said to have two ghosts: a young girl who haunts the kitchen and, a monk who perished in a fire.
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The Red Lion is reputed to be haunted the spectre of a young woman who, was said to have been thrown down the well of the pub, (now covered with glass) hundreds of years ago. Read More »
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The Ring O'Bells is said to be one of the oldest buildings in Middleton, and may be one of its most haunted. Historically the pub's foundations are thought to date all the way back to Saxon times, and legend has it that a Druidical temple stood at this spot in the Iron Age - perhaps a place of ancient sacrifice. Read More »
Rose Hall Great House
Rose Hall Great House is possibly the most famous plantation house in Jamaica and is said to be haunted by a villainous murderess and her victims. In 1746 Henry Fanning bought the 290 acre True Friendship sugar plantation and shortly thereafter on 16th July he married the Irish, Rosa Kelly. Within a year Fanning died leaving Rosa the plantation. Read More »
Royal Goat Hotel, Beddgelert
The Royal Goat Hotel is linked to stories suggesting a haunting, though I don't know of any actual haunting type occurrences that have happened there. The stories relate to David Pritchard, the first landlord of the Royal Goat Hotel and the man generally thought responsible for the Grave of Gelert. Read More »
Ruthin Castle
Before I begin I would like to say that I spent my honeymoon at Ruthin Castle, and found the accommodation and service exemplary. I would recommend staying in the castle to anybody, and I cannot overstate how much I enjoyed the Medieval Banquet which they host on a regular basis. Read More »
Savernake Forest Hotel
Now converted into a series of private residences, the reputedly haunted, Grade II listed Savernake Forest Hotel was built by George William Frederick Brudenell-Bruce, 2nd Marquess of Ailesbury and Lord Lieutenant of Wiltshire (Born 20 November 1804 – Died 6 January 1878) in 1864. Read More »
Shipman's Public House, Northampton
Poltergeist activity experienced within the pub has been explained as the ghost of Harry Franklin, a former manager who committed suicide in gruesome circumstances.
Shrewsbury Arms, Dudley
The Shrewsbury Arms is haunted by a seemingly benign chap nicknamed Old Joe. He is a figure in a cloth cap who has been seen in the cellar and walking around the bar after the pub is closed. He has been seen by a number of people over the years but there is no clue as to why he is associated with the pub. Read More »
Somerset House, Stourbridge
The Somerset House pub has a long history of ghostly goings on. This is possibly associated with bodies being stored in the cellar in the 1940s whilst coffins were being made on the premises. Read More »
Spring Cottage, Bloxwich
The present day Spring Cottage dates back to the turn of the 20th century and was built on the site of a former pub. The former pub on the site was reputedly used as a temporary gaol for prisoners in Victorian times. They would be incarcerated in the cellar where there was no chance of escape. Read More »
St Anne's Castle, Great Leighs
St Anne's Castle appeared in the Domesday Book (1086) and is one of the oldest pubs in the United Kingdom, if not the oldest. It is reputed to have a haunted room and poltergeist activity has been experienced in the past. Read More »
Starving Rascal, Stourbridge
The Starving Rascal is named after an event in Victorian times which has had lasting repercussions. A beggar turned up at the pub during a particularly harsh winter to ask for some food and drink. He was cruelly turned away by the landlord. Before he died of exposure and malnutrition outside on the steps the beggar placed a curse on the pub. Read More »
Sun Inn, Saxilby
The Sun Inn at Saxilby probably dates from around the 18th century and is closely linked with a famous early 19th century murder, that of Mary Kirkham and it said that Tom Otter, the murderer, reputedly haunts the pub to this day. Read More »
The Swan Hotel, Telford
Haunted by Humphrey, the victim of a mugging in the 1800s. He was seen by the former cook, Mrs Peggy Sayer on the landing. He was described as wearing a thick leathery coat and trousers.
The Talbot Hotel, Oundle
The apparition of a lady in black is said to appear near a staircase in the 17th century Talbot Hotel. She is usually seen for a few seconds before vanishing. Read More »
Thainstone House Hotel, Inverurie
This 18th century mansion hotel set in 44 acres of meadows is said to be haunted by a Green Lady. She is the ghost of a former owner's daughter that died when thrown from her horse. Read More »
The Abbey Inn, Newlay
The Abbey Inn at 99 Pollard Lane has been described as one of Leeds most Haunted pubs. Dating from the mid 19th century, the Inn was also been used as a mortuary until the 1950s, which may explain to some why it seems to have numerous ghosts. Read More »
The Anglesey Arms
This traditional Welsh inn is a stone's throw from the magnificent Caernarfon Castle, at the end of Castle Hill road. It overlooks the Menai Straits, and it is allegedly haunted. The building was formerly the Customs House in the 18th Century, and it situated on the site of Caernarfon's 'Hanging Tower' which was the place of execution in the town. Read More »
The Applebank Inn, Millheugh
The Applebank Inn dates from around 1714 and is said to be haunted a ghost associated with a stone door lintel. The lintel originally came from Broomhill House, home of the local laird, Captain McNeil, which fell into disrepair and or was burned to the ground. Captain McNeil was a seafarer who had travelled to many exotic places and had returned with an Indian princess as a bride. Read More »
The Ashwood, Wordsley
The Ashwood is a fairly modern pub at the centre of a residential estate. Whilst nothing has actually been seen at the pub, nevertheless the building is prone to some unusual phenomena. Occasionally, singing described as operatic has been heard even though there was no obvious cause. Read More »
The Badgers Sett
Roughly thirty years ago Detective Constable Roger Ryder had an experience as he passed the Badgers Sett, then known as the Gypsies' Tent on the A456. An interview with the now retired detective appeared in the Black Country Bugle in 2007. Read More »
The Bedford Public House, Balham
The Bedford public house at 77 Bedford Hill dates back the 1830's when it was originally opened as a hotel. Long known as a popular live music venue, it has even hosted early gigs by bands including U2 and The Clash. Read More »
The Bell Inn
The Bell Inn is a 19th century country pub with a large conservatory used as a dining room. It is here that the ghost of a mischievous little girl is seen flitting amongst the tables. She is only ever seen for a split second and often only out the corner of the eye, but the description of a little girl with long curly hair wearing a party dress is always the same. Read More »
The Bell Inn, Thorpe-le-Soken
Dating from the 16th century and originally thought to have been a Guild Hall confiscated by King Henry VIII, the Bell Inn is a Grade I listed building with a reputation of being haunted. The following description was published on 13 October 2014 in the Essex Chronicle within an article by Emily Talbut entitled 'The 14 most haunted places in Essex to visit this Hallowe'en'. Read More »


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With experiments like the Opel Vectra and the DARPA competitions, cyclists have to look forward to the replacement of the distracted driver with self-driving cars. Not today, but it's coming.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
With experiments like the Opel Vectra and the DARPA competitions, cyclists have to look forward to the replacement of the distracted driver with self-driving cars. Not today, but it's coming.
What are your thoughts on this subject?
I think it will take 2-3 generations of self-drive to become acceptably reliable. It will come and go a few times, and more than a couple people will die because of the glitches.
When it finally arrives:
Road rage will be a thing of the past -- unless there is an override that isn't severely restricted, to emergencies and such. When people are 'being chauffeured', they will be a bit less agitated. Cell phone laws will be modified, if not outright stricken from the record. There will be more emphasis on creature comforts in the passenger cabin (hard to imagine more than NOW!), and an expansion of the already-in-place 'maintenance notiications' that send an e-mail to the owner when service or repair is needed.
A more realistic, and therefore unlikely, alternative to private robo-car ownership is the concept of mass, self-drive taxi service. Perhaps on a lease basis....
http://www.communauto.com/comment_ENG.html There is a car pick-up point right next to where I live. However I prefer Montreal's Bixi bike rental system, but they havent yet extended their stations to my neighborhood.
The technology exists, and may soon be cost effective, for self-driving cars to avoid collision with lawfully operating cyclists. Tracking the same-direction motion of an upright warm body on the roadway ahead is easier than seeing the lines on the road through a construction zone in the rain and much easier than predicting the actions of children on a neighborhood street or even adult pedestrians downtown.
The big question in my mind is, will the level of caution required by the robot driver, in order to protect the deep-pocket car manufacturer from negligence lawsuits, require too slow a speed to suit the preferences of buyers?
That is, if a typical human driver would save time by passing at unsafe distance with oncoming traffic, but a robot driver would not, will car buyers want the robot driver?
I am reminded of Asimov's robot novels, where humans would confidently boss around robots, and often depended on the robots to rescue them, because the First Law. I wonder if cyclists might learn to do the same to robot drivers.
It will come slowly, and incrementally.
One step might be a vision system which provides gentle steering contra-pressure as the car drifts from the center of the lane, driver could still overcome and steer the car in whatever direction he wanted, but if left with hands off the wheel, the car would remain in the middle of the lane.
Another technology is a cruise control which also has a minimum following distance - as you approach another vehicle, the cruise would slack off to maintain a safe distance.
Perhaps I have too much faith in technology, but I fear the failures of these technologies far less than I fear the failures of human beings who think that they can control their automobiles.
By the time self-driving cars arrive, self-riding bikes will either have been invented, or the bicycle banned from public roadways.
Probably easier to ban bicycles than for the first generation of self-driving cars to be sensitive enough to track and avoid bicyclists.
Besides, banning a minority (cyclists) will be much easier, politically, than taking the control of cars away from the majority.
Interesting question.
My guess is that we will first see this in limited access situations, as a temporary way of dealing with the traffic generated by continued urban sprawl.
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I think the current generation of Ford Rustang is a pretty fugly car to begin with, and slapping on a pile of body cladding (and not one, but two deck spoilers ) doesn't help.
Seriously, I think self-driving cars are are a couple rungs below flying cars on the pipe dream ladder. It's one thing to produce driver aids like radar/sonar to tell you the range to target is decreasing. To have all the systems integrated flawlessly so that the car "knows" where it and other objects are on the road under all conditions will prove to be extremely expensive and impractical.
But someone will try it, and it will be all fun and games till a gasoline tanker plows into a school after the truck's computer's copy of Windows 19 goes kaput while downloading a patch.
Currently far too many drivers use speed to enhance the driving experience and make it more exciting.
If they don't even have to pay attention, and arrive at their designation on time, what does it really matter how fast they go?
The "delays" that motorist mention when following a cyclist are only 3-5 seconds typically. Traffic lights are more of a delay. Waiting for elevators is more of a delay.
The need for speed is more of an entertainment thing.
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
This is far closer to reality than flying cars.
Here is an interesting blog about what self driving cars may bring.
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
I predict the availability of self-driving cars on freeways in 10-15 years, using some combination of GPS, LIDAR, RADAR and multispectral computer vision.
I suspect the systems will disable self driving outside of freeways due to the much more complex traffic and obstruction hazards on normal streets. I suspect they will use GPS to determine the type of roadway they are on, as well as the posted speed limit.
The question is, will car owners accept a robot driver that won't speed? I don't think the government will accept a robot driver that will speed.
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
This is cycling advocacy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1d1gaRQ2ZM
So is this: http://www.railstotrails.org/resourc...A_20081020.pdf
"These cyclists slowed down my auto-driver so much until I dialed-down my cyclist passing distance setting to 3 inches."
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I won't even own a car that has ABS or traction control. No way in hell I'm going to buy a car that drives itself.
I wonder if they will program the robot cars to honk and buzz bikes
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By the time this technology comes to fruition, we will have moved past the need for large numbers of single-occupancy vehicles because the fuel and room to run them will be on the downslope of availability. I don't know why we should spend a crapload of money to duplicate something that can be done cheaper, better, and more responsibly with mass transit.
As someone who sees drivers as being far more dangerous than cars, I would like to see the accellerator pedal removed from cars - I would trust a machine with watching out for my safety far more than my fellow man (or 90lb suburban housewife, drivin' in her S.U.V. )
What makes anti-car luddites really shiver their timbers is they think a system like this might require that all roadway users be a part of the system, or be removed from the roadway entirely. Who knows. Maybe not! Maybe crazy urban assault cyclists would have a computer chip in their frame identifying them as such, and vehicles around them would make sure they received 3 feet, clear paths ahead to zoom to their destination between lanes, and prevent right and left hooks.
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Is the director's latest film soft on Castro?
Last April, HBO planned to broadcast Comandante, a sympathetic documentary of Fidel Castro made by Oliver Stone. Around the same time, Castro rounded up some 75 dissidents and threw them in jail, and three men charged with hijacking were executed by the Cuban government following summary trials. The film, criticized by the press for its soft approach to Castro, was yanked by HBO and never aired on the network. Instead, HBO sent Stone back down to Havana for a second take. The result, Looking for Fidel, airs tonight, April 14, at 8 p.m. ET on HBO. Looking for Fidel takes a harder line toward Castro than Comandante did, yet even Stone concedes that it is primarily a platform for Castro to explain the thinking and motives behind his crackdown on dissidents the last two years.
Last week, Ann Louise Bardach questioned Oliver Stone about both films, and about the 60 hours he spent with Fidel Castro, Cuba's ruler since 1959.
ALB: Do you know that the Cubans are refusing visas to virtually all reporters and not allowing them back in the country?
OS: You know, the advantage I have is to be a filmmaker. [Castro] seemed to love my movies. Apparently he liked my presence, and he trusted that I wouldn't edit him in a way that would be negative from the outset. But I did tell him, the second trip, that I would try to be tougher, not disrespectfully so. As you see, several times [in the film] he does get upset.
ALB: I gather you rejected the idea of demonizing him.
OS: Of course. My role here was not as a journalist. It really was as a director and filmmaker. In my job, I challenge actors. I provoke them.
ALB: Let me ask you about the part [in the film] where Castro's in front of eight prisoners charged with attempting to hijack a plane [to Miami]. He says to them, "I want you all to speak frankly and freely." What do you make of that whole scene, where you have these prisoners who happened to be wearing perfectly starched, nice blue shirts?
OS: Let me give you the background. He obviously set it up overnight. It was in that spirit that he said, "Ask whatever you want. I'm sitting here. I want to hear it too. I want to hear what they're thinking." He let me run the tribunal, so to speak.
ALB: But Cuba's leader for life is sitting in front of these guys who are facing life in prison, and you're asking them, "Are you well treated in prison?" Did you think they could honestly answer that question?
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What Are Special Education Teachers Made Of?
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Even before "special" laws were written, special education staffs yearly made improvements in the existing programs, but change was slow and grossly inadequate. In 1975, P.L. 94-142 was passed, with the key words "free appropriate public education" and the funds to back up this philosophy. Change was rapid; and research, teacher training, materials, and programs began to respect both the students' and the teachers' abilities to learn and to teach. With the improvement in assessment techniques, total programs could be designed to meet an individual's needs.
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Special education teachers have always had to be adaptable and not easily thrown into a state of shock. Take, for example, the first day of school for one brand new teacher.
The bell is about to ring, but Mrs. G. is ready. She has carefully read the folders of her six students. There are many exceptionalities and all ages, but she feels that she already knows them. This is a new classroom-and there are no materials or books; but she has made some of her own activities and games, obtained some art materials from the art teacher, and borrowed some books from the librarian. Filled with as much anticipation as kids are on their first day, she goes out to meet the bus and escort her children to their new room. But wait, something is wrong-21 children got off the bus, yes-21! This resourceful teacher simply says: "Well, we'll all just have to sit on the floor and pretend we are on an Indian reservation and see how much we can learn about our language."
Does the year get any better? Her students range in age from 5 to 14; IQs range from 52 to 112; and disabilities range from "trainable" to culturally disadvantaged to neurologically impaired to severely emotionally disturbed. It is 2 days before the room is equipped with desks and chairs and 3 weeks before meager supplies arrive. Does she quit, saying this can't be done? No, these kids must have an education, and no one else seems to care.
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A pounding headache had propelled her to call her best friend twice to take her to the hospital. Unable to wait, she finally took a cab across town, arriving at Beth Israel's emergency room at 16th Street and First Avenue a little after 11 p.m.
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BENNINGTON A local man was arraigned this week after police said he brandished a shotgun on the grounds of the Mount Anthony Union Middle School on Wednesday.
School is not currently in session and the man does not work for the school.
Thomas R. Dwyer Jr., 58, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court Thursday to misdemeanor charges of possessing a weapon at a school with intent to injure another person, reckless endangerment, grossly negligent operation of a motor vehicle and disorderly conduct. Dwyer was released without bail but has been ordered to undergo a competency evaluation.
In an affidavit, Sgt. Michael Plusch of the Bennington Police Department said he was dispatched to the parking lot of the middle school on East Road in Bennington, around 9:25 p.m. Wednesday.
Plusch said when he was approaching the school, he saw a man, later identified as Dwyer, coming out of the woods with a shotgun. Plusch said he got out of his police cruiser, drew his weapon and told Dwyer to drop the gun.
While Plusch said Dwyer initially continued toward him holding the shotgun and saying he had a right to protect himself, Dwyer did put the gun on the ground after being told to do so a second time.
Plusch said Dwyer told him he was sick and tired of being pushed around and watched all the time.
According to police, Dwyer had been holding a 20-gauge shotgun with a one round in the chamber.
Police also spoke to the people who had called to report Dwyer. Plusch said they told Officer David Faden, also of the Bennington Police Department, that they had pulled into the schools parking lot because their car was overheating. While they were trying to fix the car, Dwyer drove at them twice, almost hitting them, they told police.
According to the affidavit, the two people, a man and a woman, Dwyer pulled up next to them and asked them in what they believed was a threatening way if they were looking for him. They said Dwyer left after they told him they hadnt been looking for him but they were afraid he might return and hurt them so they left.MORE IN This Just InBARRE The Raiders built a 13-1 halftime lead before shifting into cruise control Thursday... Full StoryPOULTNEY Dylan Manning made the most of his last-minute addition to the Poultney lineup. Full StoryThe Plainfield Area Business Alliance will hold the first of a series of meetings for local... Full Story
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How do I REALLY know when the baby is coming?
I'm 31 weeks and this is my first baby. How do I know when I'm having a contraction or if it's just gas or cramps? I'm scared that I'm not gonna be ready...
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Something to remember is that you can have back labor too. I was getting sharp pains in my lower back (no pain up front at all!). Finally my husband insisted that we go to the hospital. I was two weeks early so I didn't think I was in labor. Needless to say, I was 9cm dilated when I got there! Until my water broke, all of my pain was in my back and quite honestly up until that point it didn't really hurt that bad. When I first got there the nurse asked what my pain level was on a scale of 1-10 and I told her 6. When they realized I was 9cm, they all thought I was nuts!posted 02/16/2010 by ladybug's little 7
Contractions in early labor feel a lot like period cramps. If you can lie down or take a shower and they stop, it's not time yet. When they don't stop no matter what you do and start to build in intensity, you'll know it's time. First labors generally take hours...sometimes even days. You'll most likely have plenty of time to pack your bag, do a load of laundry, empty the dishwasher...and you should try to do those things and not rush off to the hospital at the first twinge.posted 02/16/2010 by Luvmylawyer
The first stage of labor, typically takes hours. Contractions, to me, feel like period cramps and pressure down low like a bowel movement is coming. Real contractions take your breath away. They are also rhymthical. If you are getting any sort of cramping at a regular rate (every 5 mins etc.), you should consider that they may be labor contractions. It doesn't hurt to call your doctor anytime you suspect you may be in labor. You will have plenty of time. Take a shower, eat a meal. It might be the last time for hours or days that you get to do either of those things!posted 02/16/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
That was a bit uncalled for areypioneer!! It is actually very helpful to know that it's possible to feel it all in your back. A friend of mine had the same thing so maybe not as rare as you think. And I think you'll find the point to these questions forums is to gather/share experiences and then you can apply them to your own situation.posted 11/10/2015 by kingh84
Sweet! So you are an exception.........you had back labor. Do you really think that is of any consequence to someone asking "when will I know the baby is coming?" So frustrating how everyone needs to give their 2 cents on pregnancy. this person just wanted to the know what's typical, not what happened in you particular effed up situation. Your answer helps no one.posted 06/08/2015 by areypioneer
I'm 33 weeks going on 34 I think I'm going to go into labor soon but I'm not sure how do I no if I am or not?posted 02/21/2015 by alleelambert25
you will know talk to ur doc at the next appt about the signs.....constant non stopping contractions they are different then crampsposted 02/16/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
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A man wanted in Fresno on a felony no bail warrant sat behind bars in Madera County jail this weekend on a no bail hold awaiting extradition.
Four of the six Madera Little League all-star teams made their opening appearance over the weekend and made its presence felt with commanding victories Saturday and Sunday in Madera and Reedley.
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Coaches and parents are a tremendous asset to our youth athletes in track and field and Team Xcelerate and AAU are extremely grateful for your cooperation, support, and loyalty. We expect athletes to hold themselves to high standards of sportsmanship as outlined in the USATF 2004 Competition Rule Book and hope that all parents, coaches and spectators will themselves serve as role models for our youth athletes by exhibiting high standards of sportsmanship as well. We must never lose sight of the fact that the participants in youth athletics are only "youngsters."
Officials and event management personnel are there to help make this a positive and rewarding experience for everyone, especially the athletes. Please treat them accordingly. The following guidelines should be adhered to at all times:
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• Sanctions may be considered toward parents, coaches, and/or teams that do not adhere to any and/or all of these policies.
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- Avoid any area between finish line and start line, as officials and timers need clear view of the starter located near the start of each race.
- Never walk through the javelin, discus or shot put area when competition is in progress. This is dangerous.
- Be quiet when you are at starting line; make sure you stay in your lane, as instructed by the head starter, during your race.
- If you are scheduled to compete in a field event and track event at the same time, you must first check-in with the head official of your field in order for you to be able to compete in that field event when you have completed your track event.
- When leaving a field event to take part in a track event, you must first inform (check-out with) the head official of your field event judge in charge of your field event of this or they have the right to disqualify you from your field event.
- If you are scheduled to compete in a relay and leave, even temporarily, you must advise the coach.
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I have a silver A6000, and I'm not worried about the finish wearing off. It seems just as durable as the 5N and 5T.
I thought the earlier NEX models used colored plastic, not paint. I gouged one of mine and the color went through and through. It didn't look like paint being scratched.
The strange thing is that I have a lot of black colored Sony cameras. The black is paint as well but when that wears off it's silvered colored under it.
Could be mistaken and 5N/5T are colored plastic. As for the A6000, it will be interesting to see how it holds up!
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A woman (Jane Seymour) raises her sister's child alone, then contends with the boy's father (James Brolin) years later when he discovers he has a son.
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Laura Musselman John Roderick performs inside a Croc in progress. "The Crocodile played a central role in this town's music culture for the better part of 16 years." Lots more photos over here.
It's about time.
Since the iconic club closed in Dec. 2007, there have been benefits for former staffers, rampant speculation about why it closed, even more speculation about who would buy it (Johnny Depp?), and more obituaries than one can count. It's made for great for copy. Here's a look back at some of those stories (after the jump) that have appeared on Reverb and elsewhere, and a few reminders of how we got to where we are today: another rock show at Second and Blanchard:
What: Hypatia Lake, The Kindness Kind, The Quiet Ones
When: 8:30 p.m.
Cost: Free, 21+
Web Site: www.thecrocodile.com
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|Robin Pecknold performs at The Crocodile Cafe's final show on Dec. 15, 2007.
-- Sunday, Dec. 16, 2007: Word comes down that owner Stephanie Dorgan has told her staff that the Croc no longer has the capital to continue and that the club would close immediately.
-- Dec. 17, 2007: Krist Novoselic: "Going to the Croc was like hanging out at the neighborhood watering hole...Nirvana did a great show at the Croc. There's a box of about 3 or 4 camcorder cassettes of the performance somewhere."
-- Dec. 17, 2007: Seattle P-I: "Crocodile Cafe, R.I.P."
-- Dec. 18, 2007: Hannah Levin: "I had my wedding reception there ... on the night my husband and I decided to divorce, I quietly drowned my sorrows in the same space while Eddie Vedder, Michael Stipe, and a blur of other guests celebrated at an R.E.M. postshow party."
-- Dec. 21, 2007: Seattle Times: "The Croc's closure like losing a friend"
-- Dec. 30, 2007: Musicians from The Long Winters, Fleet Foxes, Peter Parker, and others perform at "Unscrew the Croc Employees" at Chop Suey, a benefit for those abruptly laid off.
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-- March 18, 2008: A deal between Dorgan and Groupee Ventures falls through.
-- Sept. 10ish, 2008: An ownership group including Susan Silver, Sean Kinney, and Marcus Charles announces they would renovate and re-open the club.
-- Feb. 4, 2009: John Roderick of The Long Winters, "The new club is a completely different experience."
-- March 17, 2009: The official word comes down that the new Croc would open on Thurdsay, March 19 kicking off two days of free shows.
Visqueen "Forgive Me" from The Crocodile on Vimeo.
In anticipation of the opening, the Croc partnered with One Shot Seattle on a series of performances in an in-progress Croc. Videos featuring Visqueen, John Roderick, The Moondoggies, and others can be seen on Vimeo.