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- Inordinately far away.
That place is so far away, you have to drive to East Jesus to get there.
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August Mini-Film Series, "Henson Highlights"
This August, come check out six of Jim Henson's most memorable films at Maze Branch Library!
Although summer reading is coming to a close (Aug. 1), your library has no shortage of great programming for children and adults alike. What better way to kick off our August programming lineup than with a mini-film series celebrating the work of Jim Henson?
Henson is world renowned for his puppeteering, which first saw national fame as a part of the television program Sesame Street. Over the years, Henson's work was featured in numerous films and television shows, such as Saturday Night Live, The Muppet Show and Star Wars. The mini-film series will include six of Henson's most popular feature films, three of which feature his classic Muppets characters, followed by discussion sessions.
Of the six films, three are Muppets classics. The Muppet Movie (1979, G) chronicles Kermit the Frog's endeavor to find success in Hollywood, while evading an unscrupulous frog-leg salesman. The Muppets (2011, PG) follows the gang's quest to save their beloved performance space, Muppet Theater, from demolition by ruthless businessman Tex Richman, played by Jason Segel. Muppets Most Wanted (2014, PG) sees Kermit fall victim to an impostor, Constantine, and locked up in prison for criminal activity. In order to prevent Constantine from stealing what matters most to him, he must engineer an escape.
Henson's boundless talent was not exclusively seen in Muppets films, however, and our mini-film series will also include three of his most popular films from outside the Muppets franchise. The Dark Crystal (1982, PG) follows the protagonist Jen, as he seeks to restore a powerful gem to its original state, and restore his planet Thra to peace and order. Labyrinth (1986, PG) depicts the journey of 15-year-old Sarah, as she journeys to a mystical maze to save her infant brother Toby from the Goblin King Jareth. The Witches (1990, PG) sees the Orphan Luke Eveshim and his friend Bruno stumble onto a group of witches who conspire to rid the world of children, and follows the two friends as they endeavor to put a stop to it.
The afternoon mini-film series will take place at Maze Branch Library, 845 Gunderson Avenue, from August 6-21. Find exact dates and show times, as well as more summer events for everyone at http://oppl.org/events/calendar.
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What happened to Gerrit?
After sleeping out in Stettynskloof on Saturday night, Gerrit continued on Sunday morning but again ran into difficulty with the thick bush and steep terrain in the kloof - he then pressed the SOS button on his tracking device, in the hopes that someone would come to his assistance (the riders were briefed about the use of the tracker SOS function and when to use it). He continued to move though, choosing a really steep route up the south western side in an attempt to get out of the kloof before dark. He ran into trouble when he could no longer carry his bike and hold onto the steep terrain at the same time, so he decided to leave his bike and get himself out instead. Managing to find a way out eventually, he walked to the Fisantekraal farm buildings where he arranged with the farm workers for a lift to Wellington. In the meantime, a search party had been dispatched to Stettynskloof to look for him at his last recorded position. Not finding anything, they returned after dark, to the news that Gerrit was already back at Diemersfontein.
Ordinarily, his race would have been over as soon as he pushed the SOS button but his bike was still in Stettynskloof and he was still in a capable physical condition, so he was given the option of going back to fetch it and a chance at completing the race. After being dropped off near the top of the kloof, he attempted to retrace his steps and find his bike. Heavy overnight rains had swollen the rivers and made the terrain harder to negotiate, low cloud and mist meant visibility was also limited. After a few more hours of searching, he was unable to locate the bike and was now frozen and tired, so abandoned the attempt, again pushing his SOS button but continuing to move, making his way back to the shelter of the mountain hut (where he had been dropped off earlier that morning). He was collected from the trail and has abandoned the race. His bike will be collected when the weather clears and returned to him. Hopefully he will return at some point in future and try again.
We wish him well and hope to see him back on the trail at some point in the future.
A large welcoming party was at Diemerfontein tonight to welcome in a total of seven riders for the day. The first four arrived as a group - Jacques Tattersall, Scott Rutherfoord, Werner Nienaber and Leon Erasmus all started in different batches but over the course of the event, merged into the group of four, enjoying each other's banter and company enough to continue that way until the end. Although they rolled across the line together, they end up with different finishing times due to the fact that they started on different days: Jacques - 14d12h38min / Leon - 15d12h38min / Werner - 16d12h38min / Scott - 17d12h38min. For Jacques it is Blanket number two but for the others, this is the first Finisher's Blanket. Tired from a long, wet and cold day out in Stettynskloof, the smiles on their faces returned as soon as they stood wrapped in their warm Blankets.
The next riders to arrive were Ann Harrison, Grant Cowen and Hayden Green, who rolled across the finish line at 20h30 this evening. For Hayden its been a long solo ride since Cambria, after tyre problems there forced him to stop for a day and he lost touch with his fellow batch members. He regrouped and pressed on, playing it safe and enjoying some good weather along the way. He finished in 21d14h30min and earned his first Blanket. Ann and Grant have ridden together since the start and there was never any question about them finishing together either. Both earned their first Finisher's Blanket in a time of 18d14h30min.
Trouthaven takes a breather tonight and tomorrow Stettynskloof will be eerily quiet once again as riders are only expected to pass through to Diemersfontein again on Wednesday.
Brad vd Westhuizen and Fanus Vorster sleep at De Bos in Montagu tonight, having ridden through from Rouxpos today. From there they will be aiming for Trouthaven tomorrow and with the weather clearing again, they can look forward to a pleasant ride through the winelands in the morning.
Hughes Clauser, Greg Perrett and Richard Cole are still all together and tonight they stay at Anysberg, having ridden through from Gamkaskloof. Hughes , the Frenchman, has been enjoying his backroads tour of South Africa in the company of his capable guides and now that they are nearing the wine making region of the Cape, maybe the roles will switch. They will be aiming for Montagu or McGregor tomorrow, with a possible Thursday finish in mind.
Pierre Oosthuizen left Prince Albert at midnight and set off for Gamkaskloof, riding the Swartberg Pass in the dark. He may have missed out on the the scenery but his early start ensured that he had enough time to keep going all the way to Rouxpos. Joining him there is Gary Scoular, who also came from Prince Albert, riding on his own for most of today. The late arrivals there tonight were Tony Wright and Caren Henschel, also coming from Prince Albert and also completing the double through Gamkaskloof. Tomorrow they can all look forward to flatter terrain and the long downhill stretch to Montagu via the Ouberg Pass.
Looking further down the trail, we need to go all the way back to Rondawel to find the intrepid sweeps Gerald vd Merwe, Neville Higgs and Clint le Roux. They were reunited there after Gerald had to scamper through the night to Willowmore in order to beat the 18-day cutoff, which he did with six hours to spare. Tomorrow its back to business as the trio reset their sights on the finish line at Diemersfontein and figure out a plan for Gerald to get there on Saturday.
The day at Diemersfontein started earlier than usual with the arrival at 03h55 of Tim Deane - his finishing time of 12d21h55min is remarkable for a trail rookie, a clear indication of his pedigree and adventure racing experience being put to good use. He was proud to receive his first Blanket and is already murmuring about the next one..
The wait for the next finisher proved to be longer than expected - after sleeping to in Stettynskloof last night, Gerrit vd Merwe got going again early this morning, intent on reaching Diemersfontein. But things don't always go according to plan and he battled to find his way out of the valley, ending up on the steep south-western side. Nursing a leg injury and struggling to hold onto both his bike and the steep terrain at the same time, he decided to to leave his bike hooked to a tree and focus on getting himself to safety. Eventually finding his way out, he walked all the way to the Fisantekraal farmstead and got a lift in to Wellington, arriving at Diemersfontein via the front gate. He will now return to the valley tomorrow to find and fetch his bike and ride back to cross the finish line to earn his Blanket - at least tonight he will sleep in a warm bed.
Nestled at Trouthaven tonight is a large group of riders waiting to take on Stettynskloof in the morning. Hayden Green has been there since mid afternoon, having ridden through from McGregor. Ann Harrison and Grant Cowen are also there, having ridden through from Montagu. Joining them will be Jacques Tattersall, Leon Erasmus, Scott Rutherfoord and Werner Nienaber (Werner slightly delayed by more mechanicals). After a day of strong winds, the predictions are for overnight and morning rain, so they will have to knuckle down to get through the kloof tomorrow - not an easy day for them but their last day nonetheless.
Brad vd Westhuizen rode from Gamkaskloof to Rouxpos today, where he was joined later by Fanus Vorster, started in Prince Albert. The pair of them will most likely aim for Montagu or McGregor tomorrow but the weather may have the final say in their plans.
Hughes Clauser, Greg Perrett and Richard Cole rode from Prince Albert to Gamkaskloof today, a relatively easy day for them. No heroics and steady riding have seen them make good progress along the trail, giving them every chance of collecting those Blankets before the end of the week.
The ever determined Pierre Oosthuizen had a slightly shorter day today, going from Rondawel to Prince Albert - tomorrow him and his single speed will take on the mighty Swartberg Pass on the way to Gamkaskloof. He is joined tonight by Caren Henschel, Tony Wright and Gary Scoular - they rode through from WIllowmore today.
Our sweepers Gerald vd Merwe, Clint le Roux and Neville Higgs split up today after riding through the Baviaanskloof together from Cambria - Gerald was forced to push on to Wollowmore to make the cutoff there by 6am tomorrow morning, which he is comfortably on track to do. He may take a long sleep there and wait for his riding buddies to come through from Dam se Drif in the morning, then join up again and head for Rondawel, or beyond. They can't relax too much though because now they have to reset his sights on the finish line at Diemersfontein and make sure they get there in time for the Finisher's Dinner on Saturday - keep pedalling boys.
With seven riders coming through Stettynskloof tomorrow and one more going back to fetch his bike, it promises to be another busy day at Diemersfontein. Hopefully the predicted rain won't spoil the party too much and the other riders can keep moving steadily forward.
Another day of Blankets at Diemersfontein today - the first arrival was in the early hours of the morning, when Tim James arrived at 01h44. A long hard slog up Stettynskloof for him, which included a bit of walkabout in the dark at the top of the kloof but he was still in good spirits at the finish and rightly so - his finishing time of 12d19h44min was his fastest to date. Following his usual plan of long riding days and short, often trailside sleeps, Tim kept pace with the frontrunners and ensured some tight racing up to the end - ensuring plenty of entertainment for the dot watching followers at home.
The next Blanket went to Liehann Loots, who came across the line at 15h45 in glorious sunshine. He put in a really solid performance, a well calculated and executed race plan which required consistent riding and allowed for good sleep and recovery - the result was Blanket number three for him and his quickest finishing time to date: 13d9h45min.
The next to arrive were Willie Esterhuizen, Chris Morris and Mike Woolnough, rolling across the finish line at 19h32. For Willie his first blanket after a tough ride which started with his mates Gerrit and Fanus (Fanus dropped off early at Rhodes / Gerrit fell behind in Stettynskloof) but he ended up finishing with Mike and Chris instead. For a first timer, he rode well and made good decisions, never really getting into any serious trouble with the navigation and picking up a few doubles later in the ride. He will be pleased with his finishing time of: 19d13h32min
For Chris, this is Blanket number three and his ride is an example of how consistent effort and good trail knowledge can combine to ensure success - with a finishing time of 19d13h32min, this is also his quickest finishing time to date. He enjoyed the hospitality along the trail immensely and took his time towards the end, making sure not to miss out on any of the good food and company along the way.
Mike Woolnough is a seasoned veteran of the Freedom Challenge and arriving at Diemersfontein tonight earned him his fourth Finisher's Blanket. His finishing time was 13d13h32min, also his quickest time. As a racer, he was relentless, getting off to a quick start and going hard from the start. He was in the mix with the frontrunners until the last third of the race, where a chest infection forced him to slow a bit. He soldiered on though and bounced back towards the end, putting in some long efforts on the run into Stettynskloof. He also had the pleasure of doing the final stage up Stettynskloof today with his good friend Chris, a fitting way to conclude a fine effort by them both.
Looking down the rest of the trail, there are still two riders making their way to Diemersfontein tonight - Gerrit vd Merwe and Tim Deane - they are expected to arrive much later tonight.
In McGregor tonight is Hayden Green and he has Pony Cottage all to himself. He has been steadily making his way to the finish, one stage at a time - for him the only thing that will matter is finishing and getting his Blanket and he's well on track to do that.
Staying in Montagu tonight are Grant Cowen and Ann Harrison, who rode through from Rouxpos today. They will head to Trouthaven tomorrow and to the finish the next day - hopefully just in time to beat the next cold front.
The now tight group of Jacques Tattersall, Leon Erasmus, Werner Nienaber and Scott Rutherfoord arrived in Anysberg tonight after completing the long triple stage from Prince Albert today - a good effort from them. This sets them up for another long push to Trouthaven tomorrow and a possible Monday finish for them.
Brad vd Westhuizen continued his solo ways today, riding as far as Gamkaskloof today, where he has the place to himself. Tomorrow he will take on the Ladder and head for Rouxpos and possibly beyond - the finish line is calling.
Sleeping in Prince Albert tonight are Hughes Clauser, Greg Perrett, Richard Cole and Fanus Vorster. They rode through from Willowmore today, leaving really early and arriving by early afternoon after a comfortable day's riding. Tomorrow they head up the Swartberg Pass into Gamkaskloof and will have Rouxpos in their sights after that - the finish line is creeping closer for them too.
The stoic Pierre Oosthuizen continues making steady progress down the trail - riding solo for most of it, he's slowly but surely getting closer to realising his dream of wrapping himself in the coveted Finisher's Blanket. Tonight he sleeps at Rondawel, so he can look forward to a second breakfast at Dennehof tomorrow morning.
Willowmore hosts Caren Henschel, Tony Wright and Gary Scoular tonight - they've had a big day, completing the double from Cambria today. With decent weather still expected for tomorrow, they can hopefully get across to Prince Albert before the wind switches on again.
Our sweepers Gerald vd Merwe, Clint le Roux and Neville Higgs all sleep at Kudu Kaya in Cambria tonight, having survived the long, difficult stage through the Osseberg today. Still flirting with the Willowmore cutoff, Gerald will be aiming for Willowmore tomorrow, so there's still work to be done before they can ease off.
As the field moves steadily towards the finish line, there's still plenty of riding to be done. With some bad weather looming, it won't be plain sailing all the way but slow and steady progress it what's needed now.
After nearly two weeks of chasing each other across the country, Theo van Dyk and Bruce Hughes met at Trouthaven last night and called a truce - deciding that they would hike up Stettynskloof together on the final stage to Diemersfontein - it seemed like it would end in a draw but just before the end, Bruce pulled up and let Theo take line honours, an acknowledgement of the times when Theo had shown the way in the dark near Tinana and today up Stettynskloof - a gentlemen's agreement between two gentlemen racers. The race has been intriguing to follow, with twists and turns in the plot, time penalties, missed gates and a smattering of bad weather to spice things up. In the end they are both very deserving recipients of their Blankets and have upheld the spirit of the event throughout the contest. They have also posted very quick finishing times: Theo at 11d8h53min and Bruce 1 minute later.
Tim James is still making his way to Diemersfontein tonight, aiming for a sub 13 day finish, which would be his fastest finish to date. He's been riding virtually non stop for the last few days so he's on tired legs but his determination should see him through.
Stettynskloof saw its first two passages for this year and tomorrow the next group will be gearing up to head through. At Trouthaven tonight are Wille Esterhuizen and Liehann Loots, with Mike Woolnough and Gerrit vd Merwe. For trails veterans Liehann and Mike, tomorrow holds no surprises but for rookies Willie and Gerrit the intimidating reputation of Stettynskloof might keep them awake tonight - but all of them will try to leave early and get to the start of the kloof at first light.
Chris Morris spends the night at Pony Cottage in McGregor tonight. Continuing his leisurely cruise in to the finish, he rode through from Rouxpos today and arrived with light to spare. He stopped for food and a short sleep and then headed off into the night, next stop Trouthaven - a nice surprise for his mate Mike - they can head up Stettynskloof together in the morning.
Tim Deane is still on the go tonight, riding from Gamkaskloof this morning and headed for Montagu, he may opt to sleep a few hours and leave in the wee hours, giving him a chance of still getting through Stettynskloof tomorrow night but whether he will want to take on the kloof in the dark on his first attempt remains to be seen.
Hayden Green has the whole of Anysberg to himself tonight - he's ticking over nicely, also taking his time to get to the finish and enjoying every moment. He rode through from Gamkaskloof today.
Ann Harrison and Grant Cowen left Price Albert early this morning and rode the double to Rouxpos today. A scenic ride up the Swartberg Pass, followed by Gamkaskloof and the Ladder, still a hard day out and a good effort from them. They will aim for Montagu or McGregor tomorrow, which would set them up for a Monday finish at Diemersfontein.
Resting in luxury at Dennehof tonight are Jacques Tattersall, Leon Erasmus, Werner Nienaber and Scott Rutherfoord - the group rode through from Willowmore today and although there was talk of going on to Gamkaskloof, the warmth and hospitality at Dennehof proved too enticing. Tomorrow they can try again, there's plenty of trail left to ride.
Brad vd Westhuizen has been on a solo quest since yesterday evening - his dislike of district roads had him riding shorter bits to break them up, with shorter sleeps in between. An unfortunate wrong turn today had him heading for Makouvlei and some extra dirt road miles..
The rest of Brad's mates are at Willowmore tonight - Greg Perrett, Richard Cole, Fanus Vorster and Hughes Clauser rode through from Dam se Drif today, a relatively easy ride for them, so they will be well rested for the long haul to Prince Albert tomorrow.
Pierre Oosthuizen had a big day today - he started at Cambria soon after the 6am gate and got through to Dam se Drif before dark, a long, hard ride on his single speed. He wasn't finished though and promptly set off for Willowmore - he's still on his way there but will complete this, one of the longer double ups on the trail.
At Cambria tonight are Caren Henschel, Tony Wright and Gary Scoular - they survived their passage through the Grootrivierpoort today and arrived in time for dinner - tomorrow they will head up the Baviaanskloof and possibly even all the way to Willowmore.
The last three riders on the trail are Neville Higgs, Clint le Roux and Gerald vd Merwe - they have set themselves up at Hadley tonight for an early start for the Osseberg and Grootrivierpoort, heading for Cambria. They need to get through before dark and get a good night's sleep because the next day they are thinking of doubling up to Willowmore..
So the race for first is over, the first Blankets have been awarded and the first pizzas have been served. Although the hype of the racing will start to taper off, there are still many riders out on the trail, all with the same goal in mind - the finish line at Diemersfontein.
To finish an event like RASA, the simple formula to follow is ride, eat, sleep, repeat. It might sound a bit mundane but it is effective, as proven by many Blanket Wearers in the past. To race an event like RASA, the proportions of each component differ somewhat from those of someone just trying to finish - a typical 24h day can consist of up to 20h riding, with eating and sleeping making up the balance. As the race nears its end, the cumulative fatigue of the last 10 days of ride, eat, sleep, repeat start to add up and the overall pace typically slows down but if the body has adapted well enough, then even just a small amount of sleep can be good for another few hours of riding - this is the area where power naps become the norm and the challenge becomes fighting off the dreaded 'sleepmonsters' that lurk in the shadows.
For Theo van Dyk, Bruce Hughes and Tim James, this will be familiar territory by now. All three are pushing for a finish sometime early tomorrow, - they have been pushing hard for the last few days, on very little sleep and the choice is now whether to keep pushing through the last night or stop and bank some sleep for the difficult Stettynkloof portage that awaits. With Theo at Trouthaven and Bruce and Tim on their way, the night is still young..
Spread out across the trail behind them are the various remaining groupings of riders, some are together by choice, others merely by circumstance.
The first guests at De Bos in Montagu tonight are Willie Esterhuizen and Gerrit van der Merwe - they continued their 'doubling' habit today after starting from Rouxpos and riding through Anysberg - the long downhill descent of Ouberg Pass coming into Montagu would have brought a smile to their faces this afternoon.
Heading to Anysberg tonight are Liehann Loots and Mike Woolnough - for Liehann it's a break from tradition because he's usually wrapped up in bed soon after supper, now he's pushing into the night to get to Anysberg, which will give him a chance of reading Trouthaven tomorrow night, for a possible finish on Sunday. Chasing him is Mike Woolnough, who has struggled a bit lately with ill health and bike issues - but nothing seems to be able to stop his steady march to Diemersfontein and despite the hardships, Mike will still find time to smile and smell the flowers along the way.
Chris Morris sleeps at Rouxpos tonight, he has the place to himself and more importantly, no competition for Ronel's famous waffles. He doubled up from Prince Albert today and will be heading for Montagu tomorrow - content to ease back towards the end and enjoy his last few days on the trail.
Hayden Green is staying in Gamkaskloof tonight, he enjoyed a fairly easy ride through from Prince Albert today, taking in the spectacular scenery of the Swartberg Pass. He's also taking his time in getting to the finish, savouring the remaining stages that lie ahead.
Tim Deane has had a long day today, leaving Willowmore just after 2am, passing first Rondawel, then Prince Albert and now at Gamkaskloof. He will most likely take a short break and if he can keep the sleepmonsters at bay, press on into the night.
Luxuriating at Dennehof in Prince Albert tonight are Ann Harrison and Grant Cowen, who rode through from Willowmore in near perfect conditions today. They are going well and will be aiming for the double to Rouxpos tomorrow - the waffles are calling.
Willowmore plays host to the group of Jacques Tattersall, Scott Rutherfoord, Werner Nienaber and Leon Erasmus. They had a relatively easy ride through from Dam se Drif today, arriving just after lunch and opting to go for lunch at a local restaurant. With a slight headwind predicted for the ride to Prince Albert tomorrow, they will be glad to be in a group so they can work together a bit.
The riders lining up for 'Death by Chocolate' tonight at Dam se Drif are Hughes Clauser, Greg Perrett, Richard Cole, Brad vd Westhuizen and Fanus Vorster, who rode through from Cambria today. Except for Brad who is planning to carry on tonight to Willowmore, the rest will leave in the morning after Hestelle has served them a hearty breakfast - no reason to miss that.
The lone rider at Kudu Kaya tonight is Pierre Oosthuizen, still on his single speed and still going strong all on his own. He reached a milestone today by surpassing the point of his exit last year by reaching Cambria - now he turns west to ride the rest of the trail which will be unfamiliar territory for him - the adventure continues.
More riders doing the sensible thing and sleeping at Hadley tonight to get an early start on the Osseberg tomorrow - Gary Scoular, Tony Wright and Caren Henschel rode through from Toekomst today and made good time, arriving just before dark. A good night's rest will be invaluable, as the stage that awaits tomorrow is one of the more difficult on the trail.
The trio of Neville Higgs, Clint le Roux and Gerald vd Merwe are staying at Kleinpoort tonight and will also aim for Hadley tomorrow to get a jumpstart on the Osseberg. They are making steady progress after spending some time on bike maintenance yesterday, so hopefully they can keep it ticking over nicely and get though the Baviaanskloof over the weekend. Its not all slog and suffering though as they are still finding time to take photos and brew the odd roadside coffee.
With most of the field bedded down for the night, the tracker addicts can now turn their attention to the racers up front to see how the final stage of this year's race plays out - stay tuned to see who will emerge from Stettynskloof first - the race is far from over.
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Absolutely fantastic! A must for Flashy fans (or those who aren't yet!),
This review is from: Flashman and the Cobra (Adventures of Thomas Flashman Book 2) (Kindle Edition)
I really enjoyed the first book by Robert Brightwell (Flashman and the Sea Wolf - see my review).
This book is better. The first book set the scene for Thomas Flashman - a man who is just as much a womaniser, a cad, a bounder and a coward as his nephew in the GMF books.
In this book Robert has obviously enjoyed enhancing his reputation! It takes in the French revolution and Wellington's amazing victories in India against overwelming odds.
Like all the Flashy books before it, enjoy Flashman's misery and horror of what is occuring about him (in other words - a light hearted recollection)and then marvel at the bravery and lives of the Empire's soldiers in the days of the raja.
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In the hope that you have ticked to option to receive comments on your reviews, I am writing to thank you for your very positive review on my second book. As a relatively new novelist it was greatly encouraging to receive such comments on my work.
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This book is set mostly in Spain and Portugal for the opening part of the Peninsular War. I hope you will enjoy this book as well and obviously I would be grateful for any further positive reviews if you do! The printed version of the book will be out in about six weeks time.
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Paul Saltzman's second meeting with "Delay" De La Beckwith went much better than the first.
More than 40 years had passed since Saltzman — now a documentary filmmaker, then a young man passionate about the civil rights movement in the U.S. — went to Greenwood, Mississippi to help with the dangerous work of registering black voters.
'I was trying to know who this human being was for the purpose of deeper understanding' —filmmaker Paul Saltzman
It was 1964, not long after the murders of civil rights activists including Medgar Evers. Saltzman was attacked while trying to sit in on a meeting of the local "white citizens' council."
He was stopped at the door and beaten by De La Beckwith — then 19 years old — a Ku Klux Klan member and the son of Byron De La Beckwith, the high-ranking Klansman who was eventually convicted of killing Evers.
"I just saw a blur coming toward side of my head," Saltzman recalled. "He hit me pretty hard in the temple. I went down on one knee but I was already running." He was shaken but not seriously hurt.
Saltzman has put racial tensions on film before, notably in his well-regarded 2009 documentary Prom Night in Mississippi, which recounts the attempt by actor Morgan Freeman to de-segregate the prom at his old high school.
In his new documentary, The Last White Knight, the Toronto-based filmmaker went back to Mississippi for a face-to-face reunion with De La Beckwith, hoping to gain new insight on the man who attacked him then, and the man he is today. The movie screened during last year's Toronto International Film Festival and recently opened in theatres.
Their reunion took place on camera, on the steps of the very same town hall where they had clashed more than four decades ago. Five meetings in total between 2007 and 2012 form the bulk of the movie.
"I wanted to understand him," said Saltzman on CBC Radio's Sunday Edition. "I was trying to know who this human being was for the purpose of deeper understanding. I was trying to do it also so the audience would see."
"If the other [person] is the enemy, how do we ever make peace?" he added. "It starts with, hopefully, recognition that the other person is afraid and by trying to bridge a communication gap so that at least you're talking about making peace."
Despite their differences, Saltzman, who is Jewish, was surprised by De La Beckwith's charm and openness, even as he unapologetically recalled his participation in church-burnings and other violence while pinning the blame for racial strife on the Jews.
Saltzman recalls the moment when he corrected the other man about the Jewish people and their purported control of the media and banks.
"It's one of the most beautiful moments in the whole film — and I credit Delay with this. I admire his courage to be real on camera," says Saltzman. "His face falls, you see the look on his face when I give him some facts, and he says 'Maybe I wasn't taught right.'"
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Other data on Monday showed activity in the vast services sector slowed again in August. The reports, however, did little to change views the economy is on a solid growth path, given relatively strong job growth and manufacturing activity.
"The housing market continues to recover," said Sam Bullard, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina. "The fundamentals of strengthening job growth and hopefully stronger wage gains are still favorable."
New home sales slipped 2.4 per cent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 412,000 units, the lowest level since March, the Commerce Department said. While sales were weaker than economists expected, data for the past three months was revised to show 33,000 more new homes sold than previously reported.
The soft July sales pace is at odds with other data that have suggested the housing market recovery is back on track after buckling in the second half of last year.
Data last week showed a jump in new home construction and increased confidence among homebuilders about future sales and buyer traffic. Home resales hit a 10-month high in July.
Economists took the new homes sales data with a grain of salt given it is highly volatile from month to month. Compared to July last year, new home sales were up 12.3 per cent.
Separately, financial data firm Markit said its preliminary services Purchasing Managers Index dipped to 58.5 this month from 60.8 in July. Still, the index remained well above the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction, and it continued to mirror the strong gains seen in manufacturing.
The data suggested economic growth will continue to move forward at a steady clip in the third quarter, after bouncing back from a weather-related slump at the start of the year.
Housing shares on Wall Street underperformed the broader market, where the Standard & Poor's 500 index rallied to a record high, crossing the 2,000 threshold for the first time.
The housing index was down slightly, with homebuilder DR Horton off 1.3 per cent and Pulte Group down 0.3 per cent. Toll Brothers fell 1.1 per cent.
A run-up in mortgage rates and a shortage of homes on the market that pushed up prices had cut into sales in the second half of last year, leading the Federal Reserve to express concern at the sluggish housing recovery.
"We believe that ongoing volatility in housing will be one factor keeping the Fed from raising rates prematurely," said Gennadiy Goldberg, an economist at TD Securities in New York.
But housing inventory is picking up and home price appreciation is slowing. The inventory of new houses on the market increased to a near four-year high, helping to restrain prices.
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The first day of spring may not be for two more months, but thats not stopping the Tigard Garden Club from preparing for warmer weather.
For the past two weeks, members of the club have been planting flowers across the city, in a beautification project aimed at making parts of town more pleasant.
So far, the club has planted more than 1,000 spring bulbs at the Tigard Senior Center and the Tigard Public Library. Another 500 bulbs will be planted around Tigard over the new few weeks, said club member Peggy Schiller.
Later in the spring, look for these beautiful displays, Schiller said. Especially the senior center will be just brilliant with flowers. We planted them all around the senior center and in the back area of the library.
The city provided the bulbs to the club as part of a still-blossoming relationship between the two groups. Last year, the city and Garden Club teamed up to plant wildflowers to mark the 50th anniversary of Ladybird Johnson's Highway Beautification Act.
Its kinda late in the year to plant bulbs, Schiller admits, but theyll bloom. We were out digging in the rain.
The Garden Club meets monthly at the Tigard Senior Center and is limited to 40 members, with a long waiting list to join.
The club maintains a culinary herb garden at the Tigard Senior Center and holds an annual plant sale. The group works with Loaves and Fishes every spring, making flower corsages for mothers who receive food through the program. Members donate money to help rebuild burned-out forests around the country. Club members are also working to build a garden around the historic home of Alberta Rider on Southwest Bull Mountain Road.
Schiller said that these community events are what her organization is all about.
Were the Garden Club, its what we do, Schiller said.
Editor's Note: A photo attached to this story misidentified one of the Tigard Garden Club members. The members name is Gay Fantz. The Times regrets the error.
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The stubborn fire sparked on the morning of May 17, 2013, in a building that sits along Washington Street off the courthouse square.
Nearly 100 firefighters from 18 departments battled the blaze that caused an estimated $1.5 million in damages, Mayor Sue Murray said.
"It was huge. Anytime you have a historic downtown and if you suddenly lose four buildings in it, it's a tremendous hole. We've had those holes in the past and they are difficult to take care," Murray said.
Wilson's Photography was one of the businesses that took a hit, even though owner Lester Wilson said it took some convincing.
"It took some persuasion. I was ready to quit, quite honestly. I wanted to dump the building and move on to something else," Wilson said.
Despite the odds, Wilson stayed along with fellow businessman Dentist Perry Wainman.
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America should never be trusted. This is the lesson of the past half century or so. Washington has led us into one morass after another ever since the end of World War II.
The fact we play the stooge's role doesn't make it any better, rather worse in fact. Now it turns out that the U.S. has been systematically tapping the phones of its allies' leaders - with GCHQ Cheltenham playing some inevitably subordinate, if useful, role.
The U.S. is guilty of a grave diplomatic insult. We do not believe what you tell us, says Washington, so we intercept your private conversations. (Why not go through the rubbish bins, too?)
Is that you, Barack? The U.S. government tapping the phones of allied leaders is a diplomatic insult. One victim, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, has sought assurances from President Barack Obama, right
It seems that literally dozens, including most if the European heads of government, have had their innermost thoughts revealed. The reaction in Washington is a mixture of naivety and humbug.
It has long been tapping the phone of German Chancellor Angela Merkel, for example. That would be an offence on German soil, the Berlin government angrily insists. And it probably was done with the use of the U.S. Embassy.
In the middle of this unprecedented row, the U.S. issues an arrest warrant for young Lauri Love, a vicar's son from Suffolk, for hacking into their government departments' messages.
The two operations - his and the American government's - sound interestingly similar. And we already have the case of Gary McKinnon, who Washington tried, unsuccessfully thanks to a Mail campaign, to deport on a charge of hacking into their computers.
The language David Cameron has used about the Guardian's reporting of the Snowden affair - his talk of 'lah-dih-dah' and 'airy-fairy' - had Fleet Street's sub-editors reaching for their style books.
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The language is reminiscent of times when terms such as 'so-called intellectuals' were used to disparage the Left.
And lah-dih-dah is a rather dated term for posh, commonly used about people like Cameron. My dictionary of slang is not much use. But my better travelled friends tell me slang in Australia and New Zealand is like ours, but about two generations behind.
Which suggests Cameron has been having long talks with his campaign adviser, Lynton Crosby from Down Under.
Perhaps the Prime Minister will soon start addressing colleagues as 'cobber'.
But that, too, is probably very out of date.
The attempt to excuse President Obama because he stopped the phone-tapping when he heard about it months ago won't wash. There is no point in gathering information about a foreign leader's views unless you feed them to your own head of government. Of course he knew about the practice.
His hand was forced only because of the leaks from the documents revealed by Edward Snowden, the whistle-blowing contractor employed by the National Security Agency. This affair will sour relations between European leaders and the U.S. at every level for a long time to come. Trust, the product of years of effort, is not easily rebuilt, perhaps not in our lifetime.
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They were only moderated when MPs got their teeth into them.
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He said the Chattanoogan hotel is already property that should be considered for sale.
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The speaker, who is a title specialist who grew up in Collegedale, said his city property tax has seen a 28 percent increase since 2008 - going from $654 to $845. He said he has lived in the same house on East Brainerd Road for 23 years.
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Perry Lamb said he would pay his qualifying fee on Thursday morning as an Independent candidate for Walker County sole commissioner. He said he would then finalize the process on July 8 by delivering the 16,50 signatures he has collected that are required by law to put him on the November ballot. His campaign said, "This accomplishment is a first for Walker ... (click for more)
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In a puzzling time when the big daily newspapers have veered strongly away from "all the news that is fit to print," allow me to share a story that you very likely will not see on CNN, ABC News, or in the big media conglomerates that influence the way you think, the way you react and – as a result – easily warp our common senses. This story is very true. Late last Sunday afternoon, ... (click for more)
Soddy-Daisy baseball coach Jared Hensley has added a new role to his duties. Hensley, who has coached the baseball Trojans for eight years with a 177-111 record and state tournament appearances in 2011 and 2015, is the school's new athletic director. Hensley takes over for Steve Henry, now the school's principal. "With coach Henry now the man in charge at our school," ... (click for more)
Members of the Calhoun swim team were set and ready to compete on the pool deck at the Fairyland Club Monday night, but they never got wet as the meet was postponed by lighting, thunder and the overall threat of stormy weather. They made the long trip back about 24 hours later and the second time around wasn't nearly as productive as 21 less swimmers made the trip to the top ... (click for more)


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"There are close to 140 Private Security Companies operating in the North Indian Ocean, which hire out Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel or PCASP," said navy chief, Admiral DK Joshi, adding, "It has obvious security implications for us, including infiltration of terrorists."
South Korea to join India, China, Japan on anti-piracy escort
South Korea has indicated an interest in joining the Escort Convoy Coordination exercise run by the navies of India, China and Japan to protect merchant shipping in the Gulf of Aden against piracy. The original tri-nation coordination began last January and in the first two instances, the Chinese, and then …
Navy thwarts pirate attack on two cargo ships
Attacks by Somali pirates on two cargo ships in the Gulf of Aden were thwarted by an Indian Navy warship last week, navy officers said here Monday.
BEL signs up to supply 46 coastal radars
Indian defense Public Sector Unit, Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) signed a contract last week to supply 46 radars to enhance coastal security.
Indian warships collar pirates
Indian Navy and Coast Guard vessels captured a pirate mother ship, complete with buccaneers and hostages, after a firefight around a 100 nautical miles off Kavaratti in Lakshadweep, in the early hours of Sunday.
Captured pirates to be tried under Indian laws
For the first time, an Ethiopian and 14 Somalian pirates will face charges under Indian law for attempting to hijack a foreign ship and attacking an Indian naval warship near the Minicoy Isles, off the south-west coast of the country, a police official said Monday.
Indian dhow hijacked off Oman
The dhow, al Musa, was on its way to the Persian Gulf and was crewed by fourteen Indian sailors. It is home-ported at Mandvi in Gujarat.
Antony at ASEAN
The Indian Defence Minister Arackaparambil Kurian Antony on Tuesday called for the adoption of 'cooperative approaches' for ensuring the security of sea lanes in the Asia-Pacific Region, in his address to the first ASEAN Plus Eight Defence Ministers' Meeting (ADMM) in Hanoi in Vietnam.
INS Delhi chokes 3rd piracy attempt in 4 days
The latest attempt took place on Wednesday when the guided missile destroyer was tasked with escorting six merchant vessels with an assortment of 40 Indians among the 147 crew aboard the ships.
Indian dhows, dubious partners invite Somali piracy
The serial commandeering of Indian dhows by pirates in the Arabian Sea around the Gulf of Aden recently, has put the focus on the vulnerability of these vessels to hijack, especially with their flagrant flouting of guidelines, which also facilitates the endangering of other innocent shipping.
Navy for penalties on wayward dhows
The Indian Navy wants penalties on dhows flouting advice against sailing piracy-affected waters.
INS Godavari combats pirates
Video footage of the INS Godavari combating pirates in the Gulf of Aden.
Seychelles: Unfairly accused of helping pirates
StratPost has discovered the country to be unfairly facing charges of abetting piracy.
India's security interest in the Maldives
The proximity of the country to the Indian island cluster of Lakshadweep makes it important for coastal security. The Maldives can also offer India logistics support and extend the Indian naval footprint and significantly, by offering their facilities, can extend the Indian maritime airspace surveillance capability.
Indian, French navies rescue Indian dhow from pirates
The INS Godavari and the French warship Aconit have rescued an Indian dhow with a crew of 14 Indians after it was hijacked by pirates off Boosaaso in Somali last Friday. Pirates had attempted to use the dhow, the MV Nafeya, crewed by 14 Indians, as a mother-ship for hijacking the VLCC size Liberian tanker MVA Elephant.
Images: Pirates attacking MV Maude
Source: Indian Navy
Indian Navy foils pirate attack
The Indian Navy has thwarted a pirate attack in the Gulf of Aden. At 1250 hrs local time on Thursday, the INS Talwar, while escorting three merchant vessels, received a distress call from one of the ships, MV Maude, a Liberian-flagged, Norwegian owned vessel with an Indian crew of ten.
Indian Navy to handover FAC Topaz to Seychelles
Formerly the Indian Naval Ship Tarmugli, the vessel was commissioned in 2002, after being built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders. It was given to the Seychelles as a goodwill gesture in 2005 and was recently undergoing a three month refit.
Navy scratching its head over pirates' fate
While the Indian Navy has every right to arrest pirates anywhere on the high seas, the problem of what to do with them is one that many countries have been struggling with since the upsurge in piracy in the Gulf of Aden.


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Pretty awesome fruit artworks by Giorgio Cravero, an artist from Turin, Italy.
House in Palanga by G. Natkevicius and Partners
This contemporary single family house is located in a seaside resort town of Palanga, Lithuania. It was designed in 2013 by G. Natkevicius and Partners.
At Will by Ganna Design
This industrial apartment situated in Taipei, Taiwan was designed in 2014 by Ganna Design.
Hadaway House by Patkau Architects
This snow country house is located on a northwest slope overlooking a panoramic view of Whistler valley in southwest British Columbia, Canada. It was designed in 2013 by Patkau Architects.
Vista Apartment by Paula Neder
Beautiful apartment situated in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, designed in 2013 by Paula Neder.
Edge House by Mobius Architects
Situated in Kraków, Poland, this contemporary urban residence was designed in 2013 by Mobius Architects.
House S1 by bellafilarquitectes
Contemporary stone residence designed in 2015 by bellafilarquitectes, situated in Camallera, Spain.
Warau Valley House by Parsonson Architects
This contemporary residence is located in the Wairau Valley, close to New Zealand's town of Blenheim. It was designed in 2012 by Parsonson Architects.
Loft PAR by Buratti Architetti
Original loft apartment designed in 2015 by Buratti Architetti. It's situated in Magnago, Italy.
Tree House by Robert Nichol and Sons
Robert Nichol and Sons completely redesigned this 1850s single family residence situated in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia.
House of Eight Gardens by GoKo MX
Situated in Cuernavaca, Mexico, this modern single storey residence was designed in 2014 by GoKo MX.
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